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Using the Web Configuration Interface Network
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Configuration pages have two buttons, Change and Revert , which function as follows:
• Change stores the settings permanently in the device nonvolatile memory. After you click
Change , the new configuration settings take effect and you can see the changes on the
System Summary page.
•
Revert returns the settings to their last previous values.
NOTE: If you forget to click Change before moving to a new configuration page or closing
your browser, your changes are lost.
The following table shows a summary of the Web configuration pages.
Network
From the start page, click Network . The network pages allow you to configure IP features
(layer 3 and 4), such as DHCP server and NAT. These features are global in nature. Their
configuration affects all interfaces on the device and how the device communicates through
Major page Configurable items
Network Basic (IP, subnet mask, gateway and DNS); DHCP server; Cellular (cellular interface); NAT
(Network address translation)
System Web (Enable, SSL, Device password); Backup and Restore; Upgrade; Serial CL; Telnet CLI;
SNMP; SYSLOG; ADP; CDP; Log, Advanced, Information
Security RADIUS, Acess List, 802.11 Encryption (WEP and AES wireless encryption); 802.11
Authentication; Ethernet Supplicant
M2M Serial Passthrough network and hardware settings
Link 802.11, PQ Mapping, User Classification, Protocol Filter, Statistics; Ethernet Protocol Filer and
Statistics; Bridge 802.11 Static MACS and Ethernet Static MACS