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Contents

Introduction .............................................................................................. 3

Hardware Connections ............................................................................ 5

Configuration Interface............................................................................ 7

System .................................................................................................................. 8

Configuration: Backing Up and Restoring Base Station Configurations.......... 8

Firmware ......................................................................................................... 9

Web Interface: Changing Configuration Interface Access Parameters ......... 10

Network ............................................................................................................... 11

IP Setup: Changing the Configuration Interface IP Address ......................... 11

RF Setup: Configuring the Wireless Transceiver .......................................... 12

Wireless Networks......................................................................................... 13

SNMP Setup.................................................................................................. 18

QoS Setup ..................................................................................................... 19

Status .................................................................................................................. 21

System .......................................................................................................... 21

Wireless......................................................................................................... 22

Reboot: Rebooting the Base Station ................................................................... 24

Summary of Contents for G-Force 850 b/g

Page 1: ...G Force 850 b g Broadband Wireless Base Station User s Manual Version 0 1 29 December 2005 ...

Page 2: ...iewed this manual and provides it only as a guide to operation All statements technical information and recommendations in this manual and in any guides or related documents are believed reliable but the accuracy and completeness thereof are not guaranteed or warranted and they are not intended to be nor should they be understood to be representations or warranties concerning the products describe...

Page 3: ...on Configurations 8 Firmware 9 Web Interface Changing Configuration Interface Access Parameters 10 Network 11 IP Setup Changing the Configuration Interface IP Address 11 RF Setup Configuring the Wireless Transceiver 12 Wireless Networks 13 SNMP Setup 18 QoS Setup 19 Status 21 System 21 Wireless 22 Reboot Rebooting the Base Station 24 ...

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Page 5: ...tion Minimum hardware and cable runs for the lowest TCO Total Cost of Ownership Easy installation deploys right alongside existing cellular equipment Support for WEP WPA Personal and WPA Enterprise encryption standards Latest security technology enabling different security levels for different users Simple web based configuration interface allowing remote management and maintenance This manual des...

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Page 7: ...the protected Ethernet jack then align and insert the protected end of the included Ethernet cable into the jack Screw on the cap to secure it 3 Insert the other end of the Ethernet cable into the DATA PWR jack J1 on the AC Power Adapter 4 Connect the DATA jack J2 on the AC Power Adapter to a network jack such as on a DSL or cable modem using a straight through Ethernet cable not included 5 Ground...

Page 8: ...G Force 850 b g Broadband Wireless Base Station User s Manual 6 Version 0 1 Figure 1 Hardware Connection Diagram ...

Page 9: ...figuration IP address The default username and password are both admin The first page that appears on access is the System Status page as shown in Figure 2 The rest of the configuration pages are listed on the left hand side of the page and described below Note After changing the device configuration you must reboot the device before the changes will take effect See Reboot on page 24 for the proce...

Page 10: ...s The Configuration page allows you to save and restore the device configuration Figure 3 System Configuration The options are as follows Factory Defaults Restores the device configuration to factory defaults Backup Configuration Saves the current configuration to disk for later use Click to save then navigate to the desired location Restore Configuration Restores the device configuration to a bac...

Page 11: ...rface 9 Firmware The Firmware page allows you to update the firmware from a file Figure 4 System Firmware Enter the name of the firmware update file or browse to select it then click Upload to update the device firmware ...

Page 12: ...for the configuration interface though not the IP address Figure 5 System Web Interface The options are as follows User ID Changes the user ID required to access the interface Password Changes the password required to access the interface Enter the password twice once in each box HTTP Port Sets the HTTP port used by the configuration interface When you have entered the desired options click Save t...

Page 13: ...eb based configuration interface Figure 6 Network IP Setup The options are as follows Configuration Method Sets the method used to determine the device IP address DHCP or Static IP IP Address When Static IP is selected sets the device IP address Subnet Mask When Static IP is selected sets the subnet mask used by the device Gateway When Static IP is selected sets the gateway used by the device DHCP...

Page 14: ... 802 11b g 802 11b only or 802 11g only Channel Sets the frequency channel used by the transceiver The options range from 2 412GHz to 2 462GHz in increments of 0 005GHz Beacon Interval Sets the interval on which the device transmits a beacon signal in milliseconds The recommended interval is 100ms but may be set anywhere between 25ms and 500ms Rate Selection Sets the rate selection algorithm used ...

Page 15: ...lows you to view the status of the virtual networks connected to the base station and change their settings There may be up to four virtual networks Figure 8 Network Wireless Networks Each network listing shows the network s name status SSID vLAN tag and encryption mode To change the settings for a wireless network click Modify to the right of the network s listing and the network s setup page wil...

Page 16: ... and hides shows the SSID When the SSID is hidden it will be removed from the beacon packets and will not be visible as a network vLAN Tag Sets the vLAN tag for the network which may be between 1 and 4095 A value of 0 will turn off vLAN tagging for the network Encryption Type Sets the encryption method used by the network Open no encryption WEP WPA Personal or WPA Enterprise When you have entered ...

Page 17: ...EP Settings section of the page sets up to four ASCII or hexadecimal keys to access the network as well as the default key Select Allow non WEP enabled clients to connect to allow clients on the network that do not support WEP When you have entered the desired options click Save to set them ...

Page 18: ...WPA Personal The options available for WPA Personal encryption are as follows Encryption Method Sets the encryption method required to access the network At this point the only method available is TKIP WPA PSK Phrase Sets the passphrase required to access the network When you have entered the desired options click Save to set them ...

Page 19: ...Configuration Interface 17 Figure 12 Network Wireless Networks Setup Encryption WPA Enterprise ...

Page 20: ...essage Sets an EAP message to be sent out with the EAP Request Identity frame optional NAS Identifier Sets the NAS identifier for the RADIUS server optional Authentication Radius Server Sets the RADIUS server IP address port and secret used for client authentication Accounting Radius Server Sets the RADIUS server IP address port and secret used for client accounting When you have entered the desir...

Page 21: ...station System Location Sets a string used to identify the location of the base station System Contact Sets the email contact for this base station that is the network administrator When you have entered the desired options click Save to set them QoS Setup The QoS Setup page allows you to turn on and configure the base station s WMM QoS support Figure 14 Network QoS Setup ...

Page 22: ...or collision avoidance Set this value lower for higher priority traffic Cw MAX Contention Window Maximum sets the maximum backoff interval in bytes for collision avoidance AIFS Arbitration Inter Frame Space sets the wait interval in milliseconds for channel access negotiation after the channel becomes idle TxOp Limit Transmission Opportunity Limit sets the maximum length in microseconds that a sta...

Page 23: ...nd all wireless networks connected to it System The System page displays information regarding the base station Figure 15 Status System The information displayed is as follows Version The firmware version installed on the base station Model The base station model number Uptime The current system uptime ...

Page 24: ...d Wireless Base Station User s Manual 22 Version 0 1 Wireless The Wireless page displays the network name SSID and vLAN tag for all wireless networks currently enabled and managed by the base station Figure 16 Status Wireless ...

Page 25: ...ients connected to a network click View Clients to the right of the listing Figure 17 Status Wireless View Clients The Clients page shows the MAC address signal strength and connection quality for each client connected to the selected network ...

Page 26: ...n You must reboot the base station after making any configuration changes before the changes will take effect Figure 18 Reboot Click Reboot to reboot the base station The reboot process may take up to 90 seconds Note If you have changed the base station s configuration IP address be sure to use the new address the next time you access the configuration interface ...

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