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Summary of Contents for LW150

Page 1: ...WORK CABLE NETWORK CABLE IS USED FOR CONNECTING NETWORK DEVICES SUCH AS COMPUTERS MODEMS AND ROUTERS 9OU MAY ALREADY HAVE SUCH A CABLE THE CABLE IN THE PACKAGE CONTENTS IS INTENDED TO CONNECT THE ROUT...

Page 2: ...0 MODEM TO THIS PORT 5PON A SUCCESSFUL 7 CONNECTION THE 7 LIGHT AT THE FRONT OF THE ROUTER WILL LIGHT UP 4HIS IS A PREREQUISITE FOR INTERNET ACCESS PORT 9OU CAN CONNECT A NETWORK CABLE COMING FROM A C...

Page 3: ...ER TIME TO START UP AND CONFIGURE ITSELF 4HIS IS IMPORTANT F YOU HAVE ANY COMPUTERS OR OTHER DEVICES THAT WERE ALREADY CONNECTED BY A NETWORK CABLE YOU CAN NOW CONNECT THESE CABLES TO THE YELLOW PORTS...

Page 4: ...SCREEN AND CLICK h ONNECT TO A NETWORKv WINDOW TITLED h ONNECT TO A NETWORKv WILL APPEAR N THIS WINDOW SELECT THE h3WEEX 7 v ENTRY CLICK THE h ONNECTv BUTTON AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON SCREEN OTE...

Page 5: ...Tv 4HE FOLLOWING SCREEN WILL APPEAR ENTER THE DESIRED NAME FOR YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK ENTER A SECURITY KEY AND CLICK h EXTv TO BEGIN CONFIGURING THE ROUTER OTE T IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU WRITE DOWN T...

Page 6: ...ORKS WILL APPEAR SELECT THE h3WEEX 7 NETWORK CHECK THE h ONNECT UTOMATICALLYv CHECKBOX CLICK h ONNECTv AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ONSCREEN 7HEN YOU CONNECT FOR THE FIRST TIME 7INDOWS WILL ALLOW YOU T...

Page 7: ...NG THE h DVANCEDv BUTTON 7HEN THE ROUTER IS CONFIGURED YOU WILL SEE THE FOLLOWING SCREEN OTE T IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU WRITE DOWN THE SECURITY KEY AND KEEP IT IN A SECURE PLACE IT IS REQUIRED TO AD...

Page 8: ...WAIT A FEW MINUTES AND THEN CONNECT THE POWER TO YOUR MODEM AGAIN Logging in to the router OR ADVANCED SETUP IT IS REQUIRED THAT YOU LOGIN TO THE ROUTER TO MANUALLY CONFIGURE IT CORRECTLY FOR YOUR INT...

Page 9: ...S AS FOLLOWS 7HEN THE ROUTER HAS SUCCESSFULLY CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET IT WILL DISPLAY h NTERNET ONNECTION ONNECTEDv Configuration 1 DHCP with MAC address clone ERTAIN 30 S REQUIRE A SPECIFIC ADDRESS...

Page 10: ...NAME USER NAME THAT HAS BEEN PROVIDED TO YOU BY YOUR 30 IN THE h CCOUNTv FIELD AND THE CORRESPONDING PASSWORD IN THE h0ASSWORDv FIELD LONE YOUR ADDRESS ONLY IF THIS IS REQUIRED BY YOUR 30 OTE LONING...

Page 11: ...ED BY YOUR 30 CLICK THE h EXTv BUTTON AND THEN h PPLYv Configuration 4 L2TP 40 IS VERY SIMILAR TO 0040 F YOUR 30 REQUIRES THE 40 CONNECTION TYPE CLICK THE h 40v BUTTON 9OU WILL SEE THE FOLLOWING SCREE...

Page 12: ...CLONE YOUR ADDRESS ONLY IF THIS IS REQUIRED BY YOUR 30 OTE LONING YOUR ADDRESS MUST BE DONE FROM THE COMPUTER THAT WAS ORIGINALLY CONNECTED TO YOUR MODEM AND THIS COMPUTER MUST BE CONNECTED TO YOUR R...

Page 13: ...NETWORKS T IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CHANGE THE 33 THE DEFAULT 33 h3WEEX 7 v CAN CAUSE CONFLICTS IF MULTIPLE ROUTERS OF THIS MODEL ARE IN RANGE OF EACH OTHER 7HEN CHANGING THE 33 YOU WILL NEED TO CONNE...

Page 14: ...LY THE RECOMMENDED METHOD FOR SECURING YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK 70 IS AN UPGRADE TO 70 AND REQUIRES AT LEAST 7INDOWS 80 3ERVICE 0ACK s 703 IS BUILT ON TOP OF 70 AND ENABLES AUTOMATIC CONFIGURATION AND EX...

Page 15: ...OW SECURE CONNECTION Method 2 WPS OR THIS METHOD NO ADDITIONAL SETTINGS ARE REQUIRED SIMPLY PUSH THE 703 BUTTON AT THE BACK OF THE ROUTER FTER A FEW SECONDS THE 703 LIGHT AT THE FRONT OF THE ROUTER WI...

Page 16: ...CTIONS ASSUME BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTER NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY AND TERMINOLOGY Static DHCP Y DEFAULT THE ROUTER DYNAMICALLY ASSIGNS 0 ADDRESSES TO ALL CONNECTED DEVICES THROUGH THE 0 PROTOCOL 4HIS IS...

Page 17: ...ION ON A CERTAIN PORT AND FORWARD IT TO THE 0 ADDRESS OF A DEVICE IN YOUR LOCAL NETWORK 0LEASE NOTE THAT USE OF THE TERM PORT IN THIS CHAPTER REFERS TO 4 0 OR 5 0 PORTS AND IS NOT RELATED TO THE PHYSI...

Page 18: ...USE A SPEED TESTING WEBSITE TO MEASURE YOUR BANDWIDTH AND LOWER THE OUTCOME BY EXT YOU CAN START CREATING RULES NTER THE DESIRED PORT S AND PROTOCOL S THAT THE RULE SHOULD APPLY TO OR SELECT A PREDEFI...

Page 19: ...T THERWISE THE DEVICE MAY CHANGE 0 ADDRESS AND THE POLICY WILL NO LONGER APPLY OR APPLY TO A DIFFERENT COMPUTER INSTEAD Troubleshooting 4HIS CHAPTER OF THE MANUAL WILL EXPLAIN A NUMBER OF COMMON ISSUE...

Page 20: ...K THE FIRST CONNECTED OR IGH3PEED NTERNET ONNECTION IN THIS EXAMPLE THE h OCAL REA ONNECTIONv AND CLICK h0ROPERTIESv FROM THE CONTEXT MENU F YOU HAVE MULTIPLE CONNECTED CONNECTIONS REPEAT STEPS TO FOR...

Page 21: ...W PROPERLY CONFIGURED FOR YOUR ROUTER Windows Vista LICK THE START BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT OF YOUR SCREEN AND CLICK h ONTROL 0ANELv N THE ONTROL 0ANEL CLICK h6IEW NETWORK STATUS AND TASKSv F YOUR O...

Page 22: ...THIS EXAMPLE THE h OCAL REA ONNECTIONv AND CLICK h0ROPERTIESv FROM THE CONTEXT MENU F YOU HAVE MULTIPLE CONNECTED CONNECTIONS REPEAT STEPS TO FOR EACH CONNECTION 4HE CONNECTION S PROPERTY WINDOW APPE...

Page 23: ...INGS FOR 6ISTA ARE NOW PROPERLY CONFIGURED FOR YOUR ROUTER Windows 7 LICK THE START BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT OF YOUR SCREEN AND CLICK h ONTROL 0ANELv N THE ONTROL 0ANEL CLICK h6IEW NETWORK STATUS AN...

Page 24: ...PLE THE h OCAL REA ONNECTIONv AND CLICK h0ROPERTIESv FROM THE CONTEXT MENU F YOU HAVE MULTIPLE CONNECTED CONNECTIONS REPEAT STEPS TO FOR EACH CONNECTION 4HE CONNECTION S PROPERTY WINDOW APPEARS N THIS...

Page 25: ...ECTED BUT NTERNET XPLORER STILL DISPLAYS AN ERROR MESSAGE h NTERNET XPLORER CANNOT DISPLAY THE webpage or similar s 4HIS PROBLEM MAY ARISE FROM INCORRECT PROXY SERVER SETTINGS 9OU CAN ADJUST THESE SET...

Page 26: ...LIGHT IS OFF FIDDLE THE CABLE OR TRY A DIFFERENT CABLE OR A WIRELESS COMPUTER CHECK THE WIRELESS CONNECTION STATUS ICON AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT OF YOUR SCREEN THERE SHOULD NOT BE A RED CROSS F YOU SEE A R...

Page 27: ...DELETED YOU CAN CLOSE THE WINDOW AND FOLLOW THE STEPS DESCRIBED IN THE h ONNECTING TO A WIRELESS NETWORKv SECTION OF THE MANUAL s HAVE 7INDOWS AND CANNOT CONNECT TO MY WIRELESS NETWORK RED CROSS IS DI...

Page 28: ...LUTIONS FOR THIS ISSUE CCESS THE ROUTER FROM A COMPUTER THAT IS CONNECTED BY NETWORK CABLE AS DESCRIBED IN THE h DVANCED SETUPv SECTION OF THIS MANUAL LICK h7IRELESS ETWORKv n h3ECURITY 3ETTINGSv YOU...

Page 29: ...T AGAIN ACCORDING TO THIS MANUAL 4O RESET THE ROUTER PRESS THE 703 BUTTON FOR SECONDS FTER A SUCCESSFUL RESET YOU WILL SEE THE 393 AND 7 LIGHTS GO OUT s WANT TO CONNECT MORE THAN WIRED DEVICES TO THE...

Page 30: ...0 6ISTA OR ETWORK CABLE LENGTH CM 0OWER ADAPTER CABLE LENGTH CM 0 7 2 2 15 2 43 0OWER ADAPTER 6 Z 2OUTER 6 4YPICAL POWER CONSUMPTION 7 7 22 49 YEARS YEARS EXTENDED WARRANTY AFTER REGISTRATION 6ISIT SW...

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Page 33: ...THE PACKAGE TO THE SALES POINT WHERE IT WAS BOUGHT Terminology list This manual will contain a number of technical terms It is important to know what they mean before you begin installing and configur...

Page 34: ...CONNECT TO THE SECURED NETWORK NLY WITH THIS KEY YOU CAN BE PART OF THE NETWORK F YOU DID NOT ENTER THE NETWORK KEY YOURSELF IN THE ADAPTER OR MODEM ASK THE INSTALLER MANUFACTURER SUPPLIER OR PROVIDE...

Page 35: ...703 SECURED CONNECTION TO IT FTER A 703 CONNECTION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY ESTABLISHED YOU WILL SEE IT IN THE h703 0ROFILEv TABLE ON THE RIGHT Connecting to a wireless network Windows XP 2IGHTCLICK ON...

Page 36: ...KEY Windows Vista 2IGHT CLICK ON THE ETWORK 3HARING ENTER ICON IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT OF YOUR SCREEN AND CLICK h ONNECT TO A NETWORKv WINDOW TITLED h ONNECT TO A NETWORKv WILL APPEAR N THIS WINDOW SELECT...

Page 37: ...NETWORK CHECK THE h ONNECT UTOMATICALLYv CHECKBOX CLICK h ONNECTv AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ONSCREEN OTE F YOU SEE A RED CROSS NEXT TO THE NETWORK AND ARE UNABLE TO CONNECT PLEASE REFER TO THE TROUB...

Page 38: ...RK ONNECTIONSv ICON F YOUR CONTROL PANEL IS IN LASSIC 6IEW YOU MAY OPEN THE h ETWORK ONNECTIONSv ICON STRAIGHTAWAY 2IGHT CLICK THE FIRST CONNECTED OR IGH3PEED NTERNET ONNECTION IN THIS EXAMPLE THE h O...

Page 39: ...OF ITEMS AND CLICK THE h0ROPERTIESv UTTON 4HE NTERNET 0ROTOCOL S PROPERTY WINDOW APPEARS N THIS WINDOW ENSURE THAT BOTH SETTINGS ARE SET TO h BTAIN AUTOMATICALLYv ONFIRM THE SETTINGS BY CLICKING h v...

Page 40: ...NTROL 0ANEL CLICK h6IEW NETWORK STATUS AND TASKSv F YOUR ONTROL 0ANEL IS IN CLASSIC VIEW OPEN THE h ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTERv ICON 4HE ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTER WINDOW SHOULD NOW OPEN N THE ETWORK AND...

Page 41: ...ECTION S PROPERTY WINDOW APPEARS N THIS WINDOWS SELECT THE h NTERNET 0ROTOCOL 6ERSION v FROM THE LIST OF ITEMS AND CLICK THE h0ROPERTIESv UTTON 4HE NTERNET 0ROTOCOL 6ERSION S PROPERTY WINDOW APPEARS N...

Page 42: ...ONTROL 0ANEL CLICK h6IEW NETWORK STATUS AND TASKSv F YOUR ONTROL 0ANEL IS IN ICON VIEW OPEN THE h ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTERv ICON 4HE ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTER WINDOW SHOULD NOW OPEN N THE ETWORK AND 3H...

Page 43: ...NECTION S PROPERTY WINDOW APPEARS N THIS WINDOWS SELECT THE h NTERNET 0ROTOCOL 6ERSION v FROM THE LIST OF ITEMS AND CLICK THE h0ROPERTIESv UTTON 4HE NTERNET 0ROTOCOL 6ERSION S PROPERTY WINDOW APPEARS...

Page 44: ...NGS 9OU CAN ADJUST THESE SETTINGS AS FOLLOWS N NTERNET XPLORER CLICK THE h4OOLSv MENU OR ICON AND CHOSE h NTERNET PTIONSv 4HE h NTERNET PTIONSv WINDOW WILL NOW OPEN N THIS WINDOW CLICK THE h ONNECTION...

Page 45: ...IS IN CLASSIC VIEW OPEN THE h ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTERv ICON 4HE ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTER WINDOW SHOULD NOW OPEN N THE ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTER CLICK h ANAGE WIRELESS NETWORKSv IN THE BAR ON THE LEFT...

Page 46: ...PEN ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTERv N THE ETWORK AND 3HARING ENTER CLICK h ANAGE WIRELESS NETWORKSv 4HE FOLLOWING WINDOW WILL APPEAR RIGHT CLICK THE NETWORK THAT WAS INDICATED WITH A RED CROSS IN STEP AND C...

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