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Table of Contents

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Router Description and Features

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Flexible Sharing and Access

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Security

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Powerful LTE and Wireless Coverage

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Minimum install and Use

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Feature summary

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Network Router

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Package content

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Installing the Bizlink Router

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Using a Ethernet, DSL or Cable Modem or Satellite Modem

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Using a SIM card from your Cellular Carrier

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Set and Change Password

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Set up your WIFI

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WAN – Ethernet/Fiber Connection

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Set APN (Access Point Name)

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Connect BizLink to a local WI-FI Hotspot

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Connect to the Bizlink Router via a remote login

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Port Forwarding

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Load Balancing and Failover

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Using multiple internet sources / Give priority to your network devices

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The Rules

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The Load Balancing System

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Interfaces Section

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Members Section

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Policies Section

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Rules Section

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Creating the Examples

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Recommended Settings for Ethernet to LTE failover

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Send Alert Notifications by router

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WatchDog / WatchCat

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Summary of Contents for RM-826-Q25-WD

Page 1: ...BizLink Router RM 826 Q25 WD 3G 4G LTE High Performance Network Router User Manual...

Page 2: ...d Change Password 11 Set up your WIFI 12 WAN Ethernet Fiber Connection 14 Set APN Access Point Name 15 Connect BizLink to a local WI FI Hotspot 16 Connect to the Bizlink Router via a remote login 16 P...

Page 3: ...Remote Access via SMS 43 Setting your BizLink router as an access point 44 Turning your BizLink router into an access point 44 Specifications 46 Technical support 48...

Page 4: ...min these are the default settings 4 Click MODEM Configuration on left side of screen 5 On APN field insert your Provider s APN 6 SAVE then Save Apply bottom right of screen 7 REBOOT The unit is now r...

Page 5: ...he 3G 4G LTE LTE2 Mobile Router utilizes dual active firewalls SPI and NAT to prevent potential attacks from across the Internet Powerful LTE and Wireless Coverage The product integrates 2x2 2 transmi...

Page 6: ...nge Detachable Antennas allows flexible gain performance antennas for both the cellular and wi fi connection Auto Fail Over Can have a cellular and Ethernet Cable DSL Satellite connection if the wired...

Page 7: ...twork Router Power adapter 2 x 4G LTE antenna connect to 3G 4G fitting 2 x 2 4GHz WIFI antenna connect to 2 4G fitting RJ 45 cable It is important that you connect the proper antennae to the correct f...

Page 8: ...indicates unit is on Internet On Off Indicates you have an Internet connection WIFI On Off You have WIFI access Ethernet Fiber On Off You have an Ethernet connection LAN 1 4 On Off There is a device c...

Page 9: ...thernet cable 2 Connect the power cable to the router s power jack and plug it in to the wall socket 3 Connect your PC to any of available Ethernet port using an Ethernet cable or connect via wireless...

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Page 11: ...computer The default IP address is 192 168 1 1 User root case sensitive Password admin case sensitive or no password Set and Change Password We recommend to change your password once you login You can...

Page 12: ...Firefox etc and enter 192 168 1 1 in the URL window See Login above Go to Network Wireless See screenshot On the MIDDLE option where you see SSID BizLink click EDIT on right Here you can access the r...

Page 13: ...evice MAC filter Control access from one device to another Advance Settings You can set the secondary wi fi channel to have a separate access with a different access name For example Guest Use the sam...

Page 14: ...e automatic You can set your Internet connection type from Static IP manual PPPoE PPTP and DHCP Automatic Usually a static connection is set at the ISP Internet Service Provider and there is nothing f...

Page 15: ...SIM that is inserted Nevertheless if you need to set it manually or are changing carriers you may need to access this directly Log into the router See LOGIN above GOTO MODEM CONNECTION PROFILE Insert...

Page 16: ...can easily connect to your router from any remote location PC Tablet smartphone if you are assigned a Static IP from your Internet provider Simply insert the IP address provided by your carrier eg 45...

Page 17: ...ame of the device associated Set Protocol TCP source zone Interface where your Internet comes in see drop down Source MAC leave blank Source IP address any Source port any External IP address any Exte...

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Page 19: ...directing traffic and does not deal with Internet speeds or bandwidth The Rules We can define any number of rules that are to be applied to the traffic that is passing through the black box and it wil...

Page 20: ...ed in we must now decide what we want to do with them Will we be doing failover load balancing or a combination of both What Internet sources are involved in this Rule We must choose which action we w...

Page 21: ...y Internet Modem 1 WAN1 Example 2 Split all traffic equally between Modem 1 and Modem 2 Action load balance Destination IP Address 0 0 0 0 0 this defines all destination addresses ie all traffic Inter...

Page 22: ...ttached to them Policies determine how traffic is distributed among its Members Rules match traffic and assign it to a Policy When implementing the System you must start with Interfaces and work your...

Page 23: ...mal circumstance you do not need to change any of the settings used to determine if the Interface is connected but in some cases this may help to avoid false indications that the Interface is down To...

Page 24: ...congested areas Ping Interval is the amount of time between each ping session The longer this interval the less data that is used pinging the Tracking IPs but it is also slower to determine if a conn...

Page 25: ...To create a new Member enter its name on the line and click the ADD button You chose the Interface associated with this Member its Cost Metric and its Balance Ratio Weight and the click on Save Apply...

Page 26: ...e the Member with the lowest Cost to use first This means that all traffic will be sent using the Member with the lowest Cost If that Member is not connected then it will chose the Member with the nex...

Page 27: ...r with the higher value gets the most traffic The lower the Balance Ratio value the less traffic the Member receives If one Member has a Balance Ratio value of 3 and the other has a value of 1 then th...

Page 28: ...the data packets are associated with eg 80 Destination Address the IP Address of the web site the data packets are being sent to or being received from eg 0 0 0 0 0 IPset an IPSet rule that matches th...

Page 29: ...s required when matching to data packets for sites such as Netflix or YouTube These sites have hundreds of IP Addresses associated with their URL so you never know the exact IP Address you are working...

Page 30: ...IP Ex1_rule Ex1_failover 0 0 0 0 0 This Rule sends all traffic from the network to the Policy named Ex1 failover for handling Example 2 Split all traffic equally between Modem 1 and Modem 2 Action loa...

Page 31: ...m the network to the Policy named Ex2_balance for handling Example 3 All traffic from the device on your network with the IP Address of 192 168 1 20 goes through Modem 2 Action failover Source IP Addr...

Page 32: ...lit the traffic between Modem 1 and Modem 2 with Modem 1 getting twice as much traffic as Modem 2 Action failover with loadbalance Destination IP Address 0 0 0 0 0 this defines all destination address...

Page 33: ...ples with a more complex real world setup You have two Internet sources wired Internet through the WAN that is slower but has a large bandwidth allowance and a high speed LTE modem that has limitation...

Page 34: ...server from various devices on the network This can be done by Destination IP Address knowing the IP Address of the server that hosts the game Source Port the Port on the router that is opened for thi...

Page 35: ...ackets going to Netflix and YouTube with the Video policy Rule Name Policy IPset Video_rule Video_policy video See DNSmasq IPset for details on how to create an IPSet that can be used to match traffic...

Page 36: ...all traffic associated with 192 168 1 30 to the Your policy Policy for handling Your Children For this you will need one Member only Member Name Interface Metric Weight Kids_WAN WAN 1 1 To handle the...

Page 37: ...it will be used for all traffic as long as it is connected And now the Rule In the Rule we need to identify data packets that go to all destinations Rule Name Policy Destination Address Default_rule...

Page 38: ...the Rules from very specific Game traffic down to the Default traffic To change the position of a Rule in the Rules list use the Sort arrows to move them up and down Click on Save Apply after all your...

Page 39: ...Load Balance YES 2 Select Members wan and wan1 3 Set Policy Select the order of priority In our example we want wan Ethernet to have priority If that fails then move to wan1 LTE Select unreachable as...

Page 40: ...olicy happens Source Address 192 168 1 0 24 Source Port 80 Destination address 0 0 0 0 0 Destination Port 1024 65500 Protocol all Sticky no IPset blank unless you want to set a named destination like...

Page 41: ...o Network Load Balance Notification We suggest the following script SMSTARGET1 1xxxxxxx this is the phone number to send the sms text message to sleep 200 this is the amount of seconds to delay before...

Page 42: ...already has a timer for power cycle set to 0 for a soft re boot Period Is the period of time allowed before the router begins the re boot power cycle process Ping host 8 8 8 8 Google or any reliable...

Page 43: ...our carrier has sms texting included you can send commands to the router by sms A good emergency tool is the ability to force a reboot of your device from a remote location You can send the following...

Page 44: ...col 2 Select DHCP client from the drop down 3 You will be prompted with a new message asking if you want to switch the protocol click the button labeled Switch protocol 4 Click on Save and apply 5 Con...

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Page 46: ...m 2dBm 802 11n 15dBm 2dBm 802 11ac depends on the 11ac module Reception Sensitivity 802 11b 83dBm 10 PER 802 11g 74dBm 10 PER 802 11n 68dBm 10 PER 802 11ac depends on the 11ac module Work Channel 2 4G...

Page 47: ...dress Filter MAC Address Filter Domain Filter IP and MAC Address Binding DDNS Support VPN Pass Through PPTP L2TP IPSec ESP Head Band Ctrl Support Static Router Support System Log Support Other Functio...

Page 48: ...l info myrealmobile com FCC Compliance Statement a Shenzhen Zhibotong Electronics Co Ltd model WE826 b Product is authorized under report CF16050702 c Confirmed to comply with the requirements set out...

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