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ZyXEL Communications wireless active fiber router manual

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Password FSG1100HNWireless Active Fiber Router adminPage Related Documentation About This Users GuideIntended Audience Tips for Reading User’s Guides On-ScreenNeed More Help? Documentation FeedbackAbout This User’s Guide Product model and serial number Warranty InformationCustomer Support Date that you received your deviceSyntax Conventions Document ConventionsWarnings and Notes Warnings tell you about things that could harm you or your deviceIcons Used in Figures Document ConventionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Safety Warnings FSG1100HN User’s Guide SAFETY WARNINGSIntroduction Table of Contents3 Introducing the Web Configurator FSG1100HNManagement Maintenance and TroubleshootingTable of Contents SecurityPage FSG1100HN User’s Guide PART IntroductionIntroducing the Web Configurator Setting the Device Mode Getting to Know Your FSG-100HN The WPS ButtonPage FSG1100HN Network 1 Getting to Know Your FSG1100HN1.1 Overview 1.2 Applications1.3 Ways to Manage the FSG1100HN 1.4 Good Habits for Managing the FSG1100HN1.5 LED and Rear Panel STATUS Front Panel LEDs and WPS ButtonPower COLORButton 2.1 Overview 2 The WPS ButtonPage 3 Introducing the Web Configurator 3.2 Accessing the Web Configurator3.1 Overview 3.3 Resetting the FSG1100HN 3.3.1 Procedure to Use the Reset ButtonPassword Screen Mode window System Information Device Mode to 3.4 Navigating the Web ConfiguratorWeb Configurator Status Screen Status Screen3.4.1 WLAN Information Multiple AP Table LABEL 3.4.2 Summary Active Session TableStatus Multiple AP System Information Active SessionDESCRIPTION 3.5 Setting the Device ModeSystem Information Active Session LABELPage PART Network Wireless LAN WAN LAN Network Address Translation NATFSG1100HN User’s Guide FSG1100HN User’s Guide 4 Wireless LAN Example of a Wireless Network4.1 Overview 4.3 What You Should Know 4.2 What You Can DoDESCRIPTION 4.4 Wireless Basic Settings ScreenWireless Basic Settings LABELDESCRIPTION Wireless Basic Settings Multiple AP4.4.1 Multiple AP Table LABELLABEL 4.4.2 Active Wireless Client TableWireless Basic Settings Show Active Clients Wireless Basic Settings Show Active ClientsLABEL 4.5 Wireless Advanced Settings ScreenWireless Advanced Settings Wireless Advanced SettingsEnable or disable Intra-BSS Traffic. A Basic Service Set BSS Wireless Security 4.6 Wireless Security ScreenWireless Security 4.6.1 WEPDESCRIPTION Wireless Security WEPWireless Security LABELWireless Security WPA 4.6.2 WPAWireless Security WPA Select the PSK format, Passphrase or HEX - 64 characters LABELDESCRIPTION Select Enterprise RADIUS or Personal Pre-Shared KeyChapter 4 Wireless LAN Wireless Security WPA24.6.3 WPA2 Wireless Security WPA2DESCRIPTION Wireless Security WPA-Mixed4.6.4 WPA-Mixed LABELSelect Enterprise RADIUS or Personal Pre-Shared Key Wireless Security WPA-MixedLABEL DESCRIPTIONWireless Access Control 4.7 Wireless Access Control Screen4.8 Wi-Fi Protected Setup Screen Wireless Access ControlLABEL Wireless WPSWireless WPS Click Wireless WPS to open the Wi-Fi Protected Setup screenFSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 4 Wireless LANFSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 4 Wireless LANLAN and WAN 5 WAN5.1 Overview 5.2 What You Can DoLABEL 5.3 WAN for DHCP Client ScreenNetworking WAN DHCP Client Networking WAN DHCP Clientthe device discovered through standard IGMP interfaces LABEL 5.4 WAN for Static IP ScreenNetworking WAN Static IP Networking WAN Static IPuses TCP/IP for simple peer-to-peer network connectivity between DESCRIPTION 5.5 WAN for PPPoE ScreenNetworking WAN PPPoE LABELAttain DNS FSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 5 WAN6.2 What You Can Do LAN Setup6 LAN 6.1 OverviewLAN and WAN IP Addresses 6.3.1 IP Pool Setup6.3 What You Need To Know 6.3.2 LAN TCP/IPLABEL 6.4 LAN General ScreenNetworking LAN General Networking LAN GeneralLABEL 6.4.1 Active DHCP Client TableNetworking LAN Show Client Networking LAN Show ClientLABEL 6.4.2 Static DHCPNetworking LAN Set Static DHCP Networking LAN Set Static DHCPLABEL 6.5 VLAN ScreenNetworking VLAN Networking VLANFSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 6 LANNAT Example 7 NAT7.1 Overview 7.2 What You Can DoLABEL 7.3 NAT General ScreenNetworking NAT General Networking NAT GeneralRefresh Click Refresh to begin configuring this screen afreshApply Click Apply to save your changes back to the FSG1100HNNetworking NAT DMZ 7.4 NAT DMZ ScreenNetworking NAT DMZ Enable of Disable DMZLABEL 7.5 NAT Port Forwarding ScreenNetworking NAT Port Forwarding Networking NAT Port ForwardingFSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 7 NATFSG1100HN User’s Guide SecurityPART FirewallFSG1100HN User’s Guide Default Firewall Action 8 FirewallOverview 8.1 What You Can Do 8.2 What You Need To Know8.2.1 About the FSG1100HN Firewall LABEL 8.3 Firewall Filter ScreenFirewall Filter Firewall FilterLABEL 8.4 Firewall Filter Add ScreenFirewall Filter Add Firewall Filter AddLABEL 8.5 Firewall Denial of Service ScreenFirewall Denial of Service Firewall Denial of ServiceWhole is news/pressroom.php 8.6 Firewall Content Filter ScreenFirewall Content Filter Firewall Content FilterType a keyword in this field. You may use any character up to FSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 8 FirewallPART Management Bandwidth Maintenance TR-069 Auto ProvisionFSG1100HN User’s Guide FSG1100HN User’s Guide Networking MBM 9 Media Bandwidth Management9.1 Media Bandwidth Management Screen Networking MBMChoose Guaranteed minimum bandwidth or Restricted maximum bandwidthChapter 9 Media Bandwidth Management FSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 9 Media Bandwidth ManagementManagement TR-069 General 10 TR-06910.1 TR-069 General Screen Management TR-069 GeneralFSG1100HN User’s Guide Click Refresh to begin configuring this screen afreshRefresh Chapter 10 TR-069FSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 10 TR-069LABEL DESCRIPTION 11 Auto Provision11.1 Auto Provision Screen Management Auto ProvisionRefresh Click Refresh to begin configuring this screen afresh Chapter 11 Auto ProvisionFSG1100HN User’s Guide FSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 11 Auto ProvisionPART Maintenance and Troubleshooting System Settings Log ToolsFSG1100HN User’s Guide FSG1100HN User’s Guide Maintenance System Settings General 12 System Settings12.1 System Settings General Screen Maintenance System Settings GeneralDESCRIPTION 12.2 System Settings Dynamic DNS ScreenMaintenance System Settings Dynamic DNS LABELDESCRIPTION 12.3 System Settings Time ScreenMaintenance System Settings Time LABELChoose the time zone of your location. This will set the time FSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 12 System SettingsLABEL Maintenance Log13 Log 13.1 Log ScreenFSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 13 LogLABEL DESCRIPTION 14.2 Tools Configuration Screen14 Tools 14.1 Tools Firmware ScreenDESCRIPTION 14.3 Tools Restart ScreenClick Maintenance Tools Restart to open the Restart screen LABELChapter 14 Tools The following table describes the tools restart label in this screenLABEL DESCRIPTION RestartFSG1100HN User’s Guide Chapter 14 ToolsFSG1100HN User’s Guide PART AppendicesSetting up Your Computer’s IP Address Wireless LANs Services Legal InformationFSG1100HN User’s Guide Internet Explorer Pop-up Blockers Disable pop-up BlockersIn order to use the Web Configurator you need to allow A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts and Java PermissionsInternet Options Privacy Enable pop-up Blockers with ExceptionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide 2 Select Settings…to open the Pop-up Blocker Settings screenInternet Options Privacy Appendix A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts, and Java PermissionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Pop-up Blocker SettingsJavaScripts Appendix A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts, and Java PermissionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Internet Options Security2 Click the Custom Level... button 3 Scroll down to Scripting Appendix A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts, and Java PermissionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Security Settings - Java ScriptingJava Permissions Appendix A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts, and Java PermissionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Security Settings - JavaJAVA Sun Appendix A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts, and Java PermissionsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Java Sun3 Click OK to close the window Appendix A Pop-up Windows, JavaScripts, and Java PermissionsB IP Addresses and Subnetting Introduction to IP AddressesStructure Subnet Masks Network Number and Host IDSubnet Mask - Identifying Network Number Network Size Subnet MasksSubnet Mask - Identifying Network Number Notation Maximum Host NumbersAlternative Subnet Mask Notation Subnetting Example Before Subnetting SubnettingSubnetting Example After Subnetting Example Four SubnetsSubnet SubnetSubnet SubnetExample Eight Subnets Subnet Planning24-bit Network Number Subnet Planning NO. HOSTS Configuring IP AddressesNO. “BORROWED” SUBNET MASKPrivate IP Addresses C Setting up Your Computer’s IP Address Installing Components Windows 95/98/Me Network ConfigurationWindows 95/98/Me Windows 95/98/Me TCP/IP Properties IP Address ConfiguringWindows 95/98/Me TCP/IP Properties DNS Configuration Verifying SettingsFSG1100HN User’s Guide Windows 2000/NT/XPWindows XP Start Menu Appendix C Setting up Your Computer’s IP Address3 Right-click Local Area Connection and then click Properties Windows XP Control PanelWindows XP Control Panel Network Connections Properties Appendix C Setting up Your Computer’s IP AddressClick Advanced Windows XP Local Area Connection PropertiesWindows XP Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties Click OK when finished Windows XP Advanced TCP/IP Properties8 Click OK to close the Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties window Verifying Settings1 Click Start, All Programs, Accessories and then Command Prompt Windows XP Internet Protocol TCP/IP PropertiesFSG1100HN User’s Guide Macintosh OS 8/9Macintosh OS 8/9 Apple Menu Appendix C Setting up Your Computer’s IP Address5 Close the TCP/IP Control Panel Macintosh OS 8/9 TCP/IPVerifying Settings 2 Select Ethernet built-in from the Connect via listMacintosh OS Macintosh OS X Apple MenuMacintosh OS X Network Linux Using the K Desktop Environment KDENote Make sure you are logged in as the root administrator Red Hat 9.0 KDE Network Configuration DevicesRed Hat 9.0 KDE Ethernet Device General Red Hat 9.0 KDE Network Configuration DNSUsing Configuration Files Red Hat 9.0 KDE Network Configuration ActivateRed Hat 9.0 Dynamic IP Address Setting in ifconfig-eth0 BOOTPROTO=static Red Hat 9.0 Static IP Address Setting in ifconfig-eth0Red Hat 9.0 DNS Settings in resolv.conf Red Hat 9.0 Restart Ethernet CardFSG1100HN User’s Guide Verifying SettingsRed Hat 9.0 Checking TCP/IP Properties Appendix C Setting up Your Computer’s IP AddressPeer-to-Peer Communication in an Ad-hoc Network D Wireless LANsWireless LAN Topologies Ad-hoc Wireless LAN ConfigurationBasic Service Set Channel RTS/CTSInfrastructure WLAN RTS/CTS IEEE 802.11g Wireless LAN Fragmentation ThresholdPreamble Type RADIUS DBPSK Differential Binary Phase Shift KeyedDQPSK Differential Quadrature Phase Shift Keying IEEETypes of Authentication Types of RADIUS MessagesEAP-MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm LEAP EAP-TTLS Tunneled Transport Layer ServiceEAP-TLS Transport Layer Security PEAP Protected EAPEAP-TLS WPA2Encryption EAP-MD5User Authentication WPA2-PSK Authentication WPA2-PSK Application ExampleWPA2 with RADIUS Application Example Security Parameters Summary Wireless Security Relational MatrixPROTOCOL E ServicesExamples of Services NAMEPORTS Examples of Services continuedNAME PROTOCOLPORTS Examples of Services continuedNAME PROTOCOLPORTS Examples of Services continuedNAME PROTOCOLDisclaimer F Legal InformationCopyright CertificationsViewing Certifications ZyXEL Limited WarrantyRegistration End-User License Agreement for FSG1100HN4.Restrictions 7.Limitation of Liability FSG1100HN User’s Guide Appendix E ServicesOpen-Sourced Components GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June verbatim or with modifications and/or translated into another language. 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