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Name

Status

Description

Blinking

The device is starting up, upgrading software, or

detecting an error during self-check.

Status

Off

The device works normally.

The device is powered on.

Power

Off

The device is powered off or is faulty.

The device enables the WLAN function normally.

Blinking

The device is transmitting data.

WLAN

Off

The device does not enable the WLAN function or is

faulty.

The device is successfully connected to the

10M/100M/1000M Ethernet port.

Blinking

The device is transmitting data.

Eth

Off

The device fails to connect to the Ethernet port or is

faulty.

2.4

Interface

Interface Description

Description

ZXV10 W811NThe interfaces and buttons are described in the table as below.

Interface Name

Description

Power

Power interface, connected to the original power adapter

accompanying the device

Reset

Reset button; in power-up running status, keep pressing the

button for over 5s, and the current configuration will be reset as

factory-leaving configuration. The system will restart automatically

Ethernet

Ethernet interface, connected to the network port of computer or

other network equipment through the RJ-45 network wire

COM

Console port, connecting the computer and the Console port;

Baud rate is 115200. It supports the user to manage and debug

equipments through the Console mode (not suggested for normal

users)

Product

Product Installation

Installation

3.1

Installation

Installation Requirements

Requirements

Before the device is installed and used, the following requirements must be met:

Summary of Contents for ZXV10 W811N

Page 1: ... Wireless Access Point User Manual Version 1 0 ZTE CORPORATION NO 55 Hi tech Road South ShenZhen P R China Postcode 518057 Tel 86 755 26771900 Fax 86 755 26770801 URL http ensupport zte com cn E mail support zte com cn 1 ...

Page 2: ...ness for a particular purpose title or non infringement ZTE CORPORATION and its licensors shall not be liable for damages resulting from the use of or reliance on the information contained herein ZTE CORPORATION or its licensors may have current or pending intellectual property rights or appli cations covering the subject matter of this document Except as expressly provided in any written license ...

Page 3: ...12 5 1 Viewing Device Information 12 5 2 Network Interface Information Viewing 12 5 3 Viewing WLAN Interface Information 12 6 Network Configuration 13 6 1 Broadband Connection Configuration 13 6 2 WLAN Configuration 16 6 3 Address Management 29 6 4 Setting Static Routing Parameters 31 6 5 Enabling IPv6 32 7 Safety Configuration 33 7 1 Setting Firewall Parameters 33 7 2 Setting IP Address Filter 33...

Page 4: ...45 9 1 Managing SNMP Parameters 45 9 2 Managing Users 46 9 3 Device Management 46 9 4 Setting Log Management Parameters 48 9 5 AP Management 49 9 6 Setting Ping Diagnosis Parameters 50 A FAQ 51 B Technical Specifications 53 C Setting Computer Wireless Parameters 54 4 ...

Page 5: ... surface Usage l When you are not using this product or want to clean it power off this product and remove power cables Pay attention to the power adapter surface where the temperature may be high l Wait at least 15s between two equipment startups l Protect this product from damages caused by lightning or abrupt increase of the current or voltage Remove the power cable if this product is to be unu...

Page 6: ...iple functions such as email file transfer terminal emulation is applicable to various wireless network connection modes including point to point P2P single access multi access and roaming and flexibly adapts to diverse applications in cluding intra LAN connection and inter network connection l Places where network connections are difficult This product can work in places such as old buildings or ...

Page 7: ...escribed in the table as below Interface Name Description Power Power interface connected to the original power adapter accompanying the device Reset Reset button in power up running status keep pressing the button for over 5s and the current configuration will be reset as factory leaving configuration The system will restart automatically Ethernet Ethernet interface connected to the network port ...

Page 8: ...e browser of the Microsoft IE 6 0 or a later version and disable the proxy service of the browser l Two network cables used for connecting devices are available 3 2 Product Product Product Installation Installation Installation l The product supports direct power supply through the standard external power adapter as shown in the figure below l If the switch does not support PoE power supply the pr...

Page 9: ... Settings Settings Settings First disable the proxy service It is recommended to shut down the VPN software and related firewall software on the current computer The following considers Microsoft Internet Explorer as an example 1 In an IE window choose Tools Internet Options from the main menu The Internet Options dialog box is displayed 2 Click the Connections tab and click LAN Settings 3 In the ...

Page 10: ...XV10 W811N Parameter Default Value IP Address Mask of ETH Interface IP address 192 168 0 228 subnet mask 255 255 255 0 User Name Password Initial user name password for common users user user initial user name password for administrators admin admin Language of Web Page English AP Mode Fit AP mode AP Name APxxxxxxxxxxxx Wherein xxxxxxxxxxxx indicates the MAC address of the device Country Region De...

Page 11: ...alog box indicating that the IE will access an insecure network In this case click Yes Yes Yes to display the login dialog box 2 Optional Click 中中中文文文 or English at the upper right corner of the login dialog box to switch the display language 3 Enter the user name and password and click Login The Web page of the ZXV10 W811N is displayed Note The initial user name and password for common users ...

Page 12: ...resh the current settings of the device 5 2 2 Viewing Viewing Viewing Network Network Network Connection Connection Connection Information Information Information 1 Choose Status Network Interface WAN Connection from the main menu The WAN Connection page is displayed 2 View the connection information including connection type WAN MAC address NAT IP address DNS gateway connection status and remaini...

Page 13: ...tration AP Management AP Mode from the main menu Note After the AP mode is switched the device will automatically restart 1 Choose Network WAN WAN Connection from the main menu A page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Refer to the above table to set the parameters For details refer to Setting Broadband Connection Fit AP l Working Mode The available options are Bridge and Router By de...

Page 14: ...t it is IPv4 AC Discovery Mode Indicates the AC discovery mode The available options are DHCP Static DNS and Broadcast By default it is DHCP AC Name Indicate the AC name This parameter is required when AC Discovery Mode is set to DHCP or DNS Enable CAPWAP Encryption Enables or disables CAPWAP encryption WAN Type Indicates the WAN type When IP Version is set to IPv4 the available options are DHCP S...

Page 15: ...reless switch when AC Discovery Mode is set to Static Wireless Switch IPv6 1 4 Indicates the IPv6 address of the connected wireless switch when IP Version is set to IPv6 or IPv4 v6 and AC Discovery Mode is set to Static Wireless Switch Name 1 4 Indicates the name of the connected wireless switch when AC Discovery Mode is set to DNS Username Password Indicates the user name and password of the PPPo...

Page 16: ... obtaining DNS when IP Version is set to IPv6 or IPv4 v6 The available options are Stateless auto configuration Manual and DHCPv6 DHCP Enabled Prefix Delegation Enables or disables the DHCP prefix proxy when IP Version is set to IPv6 or IPv4 v6 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings Note Any change to the settings on this page will take effect after the device is restarted 6 2 WLAN WLAN WLA...

Page 17: ...11n Country Region Indicates the country or region Set this parameter according to the actual condition By default it is China Channel Selects the required channel according to country code The available options are Auto or a value ranging from 1 to 13 By default it is Auto The channel used for communication between a wireless AP and a wireless site is determined by the local management environmen...

Page 18: ...t Threshold Indicates the size of wireless fragment It is a limit to packet size If the size of a data packet exceeds the threshold the packet will be fragmented and then transmitted with multiple data packets WIDS Mode The available options are Access Monitor and Mixed By default it is Access WIDS Scan Period Indicates the scanning period of WIDS By default it is 120 WIDS Scan Mode This parameter...

Page 19: ...e of the SSID It consists of 1 to 32 characters Priority Indicates the priority of the SSID It ranges from 0 to 7 By default it is 0 The value 0 indicates that the priority is not set In this case the greater the value the higher the priority VLAN ID Indicates the VLAN tag of data packets transmitted through the interface It ranges from 0 to 4094 As Management SSID Disabled by default configure th...

Page 20: ...ase Indicates the WPA encryption key It consists of 8 to 63 characters Enable WPA Group Key Update Enables or disables the key update function of WPA group By default this function is enabled WPAGroup Key Update Interval Indicates the interval of key upgrade By default it is 600s WPA Encryption Algorithm Indicates the WPA encryption algorithm The available options are AES TKIP and TKIP AES The ava...

Page 21: ...e WPA EAP encryption as shown in the following figure b Refer to the above table to set the parameters à Server Type Indicates the type of the authentication server The available options are Master Auth Server Master Acct Server Backup Auth Server and Backup Acct Server By default it is Master Auth Server à Server IP Address Indicates the IP address of the authentication server such as 192 168 1 1...

Page 22: ... the parameters Parameter Description WEP Encryption Enables or disables WEP encryption By default this function is enabled WEP Encryption Level Indicates the length of WEP key The available options are 64bit and 128bit WEP Key Index Indicates the key value WEP Key 1 4 Indicates the key values of WEP encryption A 64 bit WEP key supports 5 ASCII characters or 10 hexadecimal characters A 128 bit WEP...

Page 23: ...lowing table to set the parameters Parameter Description WAPI Key Mode Indicates the WAPI key mode The available options are ASCII and HEX By default it is ASCII WAPI Key Indicates the key values of WAPI encryption l WAPI CERT a Select WAPI CERT from the Authentication Type drop down list as shown in the following figure 23 ...

Page 24: ... If the AP and CA certificates are required upload the AP certificate first Otherwise upload the AS certificate first 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings 6 2 4 Setting Setting Setting Rate Rate Rate Limit Limit Limit Note If the rate limit is set to 0 it indicates that the traffic is not limited 1 Choose Network WLAN Rate Limit from the main menu The Rate Limit page is displayed as shown...

Page 25: ... limited STA Downlink Rate Limit It ranges from 0 to 100000 kbps By default it is 0 which indicates that the traffic is not limited SSID Uplink Rate Limit It ranges from 0 to 100000 kbps By default it is 0 which indicates that the traffic is not limited STA Uplink Rate Limit It ranges from 0 to 100000 kbps By default it is 0 which indicates that the traffic is not limited 3 Click Submit to submit ...

Page 26: ... forbidden and allowed respectively By default SSID channel control is not implemented MAC Address Indicates the MAC address of the device to be controlled Delete Clicks to delete the required control channel item 3 Click Add to submit the current settings 6 2 6 Viewing Viewing Viewing Associated Associated Associated Device Device Device Information Information Information 1 Choose Network WLAN A...

Page 27: ...the current settings of the device 6 2 7 Scanning Scanning Scanning an an an AP AP AP The required SSID needs to be enabled 1 Choose Network WLAN AP Scanning from the main menu The AP Scanning page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Select the required channel from the Channel drop down list Note This page cannot be displayed if the SSID is not enabled or WIDS WIDS WIDS is set to Acce...

Page 28: ... BK AIFSN It ranges from 2 to 15 ECWMin It ranges from 0 to 15 ECWMax It ranges from 0 to 15 TXOP It ranges from 0 to 255 Qlength It ranges from 0 to 1000 SRL It ranges from 0 to 255 LRL It ranges from 0 to 255 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings 6 2 9 Setting Setting Setting Anti Anti Anti Attack Attack Attack Test Test Test Parameters Parameters Parameters 1 Choose Network WLAN Anti At...

Page 29: ...ndicates the aging time By default it is 0s Blanklist Displays the details of the blacklist 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings 6 3 Address Address Address Management Management Management 6 3 1 Managing Managing Managing Addresses Addresses Addresses Note The start and end IP addresses of DHCP must be in the LAN IP subnet 1 Choose Network LAN Address Management from the main menu The Ad...

Page 30: ... address allocated for the DHCP server To change the start IP address or end IP address make sure that the address is in the same network segment as the IP address of the ZXV10 W811N DHCP End IP Address Indicates the end IP address allocated for the DHCP server To change the start IP address or end IP address make sure that the address is in the same network segment as the IP address of the ZXV10 ...

Page 31: ...ted addresses and the basic information of the devices that use these addresses 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings 6 3 2 Managing Managing Managing IPv6 IPv6 IPv6 Addresses Addresses Addresses 1 Choose Network LAN IPv6 Address Management from the main menu The IPv6 Address Management page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Re configure the IPv6 address of the terminal 3 Cli...

Page 32: ...e accessed Gateway Indicates the gateway next hop IP address Modify Clicks to edit the required static routing rule Delete Clicks to delete the required static routing rule 3 Click Add to submit the current settings 6 5 Enabling Enabling Enabling IPv6 IPv6 IPv6 1 Choose Network IPv6 Enable IPv6 Enable from the main menu The IPv6 Enable page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Select th...

Page 33: ... Medium Low and Disabled The firewall levels are described as follows l High Legal WAN accesses are allowed and ping operation at the WAN side is forbidden l Medium Legal WAN accesses are allowed and attacks of certain risky data streams on the Internet can be avoided l Low Legal WAN accesses are allowed and ping operation at the WAN side is allowed l Disabled It is not recommended to use this par...

Page 34: ...Y TCP UDP TCP ANDUDP and ICMP Wherein ANY indicates any protocol Name Indicates the name of IP filter It consists of 1 to 256 characters Start Source IP Address Indicates the IP address of the start source LAN side End Source IP Address Indicates the IP address of the end source LAN side Start Destination IP Address Indicates the start destination IP address End Destination IP Address Indicates th...

Page 35: ...ons are LAN WAN Connections and Null By default it is null which indicates any interface mode Selects a mode The available options are Access and Discard Modify Clicks to modify the required IP filter rule Delete Clicks to delete the required IP filter rule 3 Click Add to submit the current settings 7 3 Setting Setting Setting MAC MAC MAC Filter Filter Filter Note In Access Access Access mode you ...

Page 36: ...the MAC address of the device at the LAN side Destination MAC Address Indicates the MAC address of the device at the WAN side Modify Clicks to modify the required MAC filter rule Delete Clicks to delete the required MAC filter rule 3 Click Add to submit the current settings 7 4 Setting Setting Setting ALG ALG ALG Switch Switch Switch AP Mode of the device is set to Fat 1 Choose Security ALG from t...

Page 37: ...orts the UPnP function can automatically get out of the network which does not affect the device itself or other devices in the network 1 Choose Application UPnP from the main menu The UPnP page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Refer to the following table to set the parameters Parameter Description Enable Enables or disables the UPnP function By default this function is disabled WA...

Page 38: ...er a host name and the IP address of the host c Click Add to submit the current settings Note The instance contents in gray are dynamically obtained at the DHCP side and require no operations l Clicks to edit the host name l Clicks to delete the host name 8 3 QoS QoS QoS Settings Settings Settings When AP Mode of the device is set to Fat the QoS settings are available The quality of service QoS re...

Page 39: ...ables the QoS function Total Upstream Bandwidth Indicates the total upstream bandwidth Enable Queue Management Enables or disables the function of queue management By default this function is disabled Scheduler Algorithm The available options are SP DWRR and SP_DWRR SP The packets in the queue are transmitted by strictly following the priority sequence in descending order When the queue of high pr...

Page 40: ...s Parameter Description Enable Enables or disables the function of setting QoS classification rules DevIn Indicates the ingress interface for receiving packets The available options are LAN or existing SSIDs You can select only one type of interface L2Protocol Indicates the type of the layer 2 protocol of packets The available options are IPv4 IPv6 ARP and PPPoE L3Protocol Indicates the type of th...

Page 41: ...nges from 1 to 8 Modify Clicks to modify the required rule Delete Clicks to delete the required rule Proprietary configuration for IPv4 Source IP Address MIN MAX Indicates the upper and lower thresholds for the source IP address of packets Destination IP Address MIN MAX Indicates the upper and lower thresholds for the destination IP address of packets TOS Indicates the service type field of data p...

Page 42: ... Parameter Description Enable Enables or disables the function of QoS queue configuration Queue Index Indicates the queue index It ranges from 1 to 8 By default only queue 8 is enabled 3 Click next to the required queue In the Enable option set whether to enable the queue 4 Click Modify to submit the current settings 8 4 Setting Setting Setting Time Time Time Management Management Management Param...

Page 43: ...bmit to submit the current settings 8 5 IGMP IGMP IGMP Settings Settings Settings The multicast supports sending a same data packet to multiple devices An IP host uses the Internet Group Management Protocol IGMP to report multicast member information to neighbor routers Meanwhile a multicast router uses the IGMP protocol to learn which hosts belong to the same multicast group The device supports t...

Page 44: ...ng figure 2 Refer to the following table to set the parameters Parameter Description Enable IGMP Snooping Enables or disables the function of IGMP snooping By default this function is enabled Enable Multicast to Unicast Transformation for WLAN Packet Enables or disables the function of converting multicast packets to unicast packets through WLAN interface By default this function is enabled 3 Clic...

Page 45: ...u The SNMP page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Refer to the following table to set the parameters Parameter Description Enable SNMP Enables or disables the SNMP function Trap Server IP Indicates the IP address of the alarm server for example 192 168 1 1 Trap Server2 IP Indicates the IP address of the backup alarm server Trap Server Port Indicates the port of the alarm server It ra...

Page 46: ...of the common user is user which can be changed Old Password Indicates the old password required during password change New Password Indicates the new password required during password change Confirm Password Indicates the new password required during password change for confirmation 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings 9 3 Device Device Device Management Management Management 9 3 1 Setti...

Page 47: ...and wait patiently Do not power off or restart the device Otherwise the device may be damaged 1 Choose Administration System Management Software Upgrade from the main menu The Software Upgrade page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Click Browse to select the required software version file 3 Click Upgrade to upgrade the software version file 9 3 3 Managing Managing Managing User User ...

Page 48: ...he Default Configuration Management page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 Select the required backup default configuration file or import a default configuration file l Exporting a default configuration file Click Backup Configuration to back up the default configuration file of the device l Importing a default configuration file a Click Browse to select the required default configu...

Page 49: ...on of remote login to log server By default this function is disabled Log Server Address Indicates the IP address of the remote log server 3 Click Submit Then the log information of the corresponding level is displayed on the page l Click Refresh to refresh the current log records l Click Clear Log to clear the current log records l Click Download Log to download the required log records to the lo...

Page 50: ...istration AP Management AP Name from the main menu The AP Name page is displayed as shown in the following figure 2 In the AP Name text box enter the required AP name 3 Click Submit to submit the current settings 9 6 Setting Setting Setting Ping Ping Ping Diagnosis Diagnosis Diagnosis Parameters Parameters Parameters 1 Choose Administration Diagnosis Ping Diagnosis from the main menu The Ping Diag...

Page 51: ... the following two ways l On the bottom of each device there is a small label This label provides the MAC address of the device l Log in to the Web page of the device and click the basic info rmation of sets to learn the MAC address of the wireless AP Why does the STP fail to connect to the AP Usually an STA needs to search for available APs and then authenticate and connect to the required AP The...

Page 52: ...ch leads to the connection failure Why is the bandwidth not high after the connection of wireless network is established Usually this problem is caused by environment interference aging of the device or reduced TX power You can do as follows to solve this problem l Check the wireless channel To be specific choose another wireless channel to see whether the rate is greatly increased l Check wireles...

Page 53: ...s network cables and antenna cables at the wireline end of the device are in good condition l Restart the device after power off l Restore the default settings of the device and then re config ure the parameters l Check whether the devices at the wireline and wireless ends are infected with virus In the case of two devices with bridge already configured why does the Web page of the remote device f...

Page 54: ...vious notice C C C Setting Setting Setting Computer Computer Computer Wireless Wireless Wireless Parameters Parameters Parameters After a computer is equipped with a wireless NIC it can access the WLAN Wi Fi network Before that you need to set wireless parameters for the computer The following considers an embedded wireless NIC of a laptop with Windows OS as an example 1 On the Windows task bar ch...

Page 55: ...e Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog box click the Wireless Networks tab Then select the Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings check box and check whether the SSID of the required WLAN network exists in the Preferred networks area as shown in the following figure If not click Add to add the SSID of the required WLAN network Then the Association tab is displayed as shown ...

Page 56: ...s WPA PSK encryption and the encryption key is 12345678 Then set Network Authentication to WPA PSK and Data encryption to TKIP Meanwhile clear the The key is provided for me automatically check box and enter 12345678 in the Network key text box Note that this key must be the same as that configured for the terminal Click OK to return to the dialog box as shown in the following figure 56 ...

Page 57: ...work is available If not click Refresh network list on the left After selecting the required wireless network click Connect at the lower part of the dialog box as shown in the following figure 7 After re entering the network key click Connect 8 After the wireless network is connected successfully a window is displayed as shown in the following figure 57 ...

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