AIRMAX5 802.11a 108Mbps Outdoor CPE User’s Manual Version 2.
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Table of Contents Safety Instruction During Installation and Application - Appropriate space for heat dissipation is required to prevent the product from overheating - If any abnormal phenomenon appear on this product (such as smoke, weird sound and/or smell), unplug the power adapter. - Keep the product away from heat sources. Avoid the product working in high-temperature or direct sunshine environment.
Copyright and Disclaimer IMPORTANT NOTE FCC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body. FCC NOTICE: To comply with FCC part 15 rules in the United States, the system must be professionally installed to ensure compliance with the Part 15 certification.
Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Introduction ................................................................................................1 1.1 Overview ..............................................................................................1 1.2 How to Use This Guide ........................................................................1 1.3 Firmware Upgrade and Tech Support ..................................................3 1.4 Features..................................................
Table of Contents 3.5 Initial Configurations ..........................................................................26 3.5.1 Choose the wireless Operation Modes ......................................................26 3.5.2 Change the Device’s IP Address ...............................................................27 3.5.3 Set the Time and Date ...............................................................................28 3.5.4 Change System Management ..............................................
Table of Contents 5.1.1 Device IP Settings .....................................................................................70 5.1.2 Time Settings.............................................................................................72 5.1.3 Password Settings .....................................................................................72 5.1.4 System Management.................................................................................73 5.1.5 SNMP Settings ..........................
Table of Contents 8.3.1 Device B Wireless Settings......................................................................121 8.3.2 Device B Total Bandwidth Control............................................................123 8.4 Device C: Client Infrastructure Mode ...............................................124 8.4.1 Device C IP Address................................................................................124 8.4.2 Device C Wireless Settings ..................................................
Table of Contents 13.3.4 Advance Functions ................................................................................156 14. Wireless Network Glossary.................................................................
1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1 1.1 Overview The AIRMAX5 is a wireless outdoor multi-function device based on IEEE 802.11a 5-GHz radio technologies. When installed in upright position, it is rain and splash proof. It features an integrated 14dBi patch antenna and passive POE to simplify the installation. The built-in antenna can provide up to 3km* of distance depending on conditions. The firmware of the AP provides up to 8 operations modes* to satisfy different application environments. 1.
1. Introduction 4.2 Operation Mode (wireless): Operation mode is the page where all the wireless settings and router mode settings are. Therefore, it is advised that you must read through the entire section. z 4.2.3 Site Survey: Site Survey is the connection wizard that will search for available networks and let you connect with the select network by simply clicking. It also includes RSSI signal survey for antenna alignment. z 4.2.8 and 4.2.
1. Introduction Bridge Infrastructure mode in one application example. In addition, you will also learn how to make multiple SSID and bandwidth control. Chapter 9: Application Example 2: WDS Bridge This chapter tells you the basic knowledge about building a long distance connection. Then it will describe the differences between WDS bridge and Bridge Infrastructure mode, and how to make a choice between them. At last, a step-by-step instruction on how to build a multipoint WDS network is provided.
1. Introduction Figure 1.4: AirLive Newsletter Suppport System 1.4 Features Atheros AR-2313 + AR-5112 108mbps 802.11a chipset 8MB Flash and 32MB SDRAM 8 wireless multi-function modes: Access Point, Repeater, WDS Bridge, Bridge Infrastructure, Client Infrastructure, Client Ad Hoc, WISP Router, AP Router. 14dBi Integrated Antenna: Vertical Polarization, Horizontal Polarization. Horizontal and Vertical coverage in the forward direction.
1. Introduction 1.5 Wireless Operation Modes The AirMax5 can perform as a multi-function wireless device. Through the AirLogic web interface, users can easily select which wireless mode they wish the AirMax5 to perform. The AirMax5 can be configured to operate in the following wireless operation modes: 1.5.1 Access Point Mode When operating in the Access Point mode, the AIRMAX5 becomes the center hub of the wireless network. All wireless cards and clients connect and communicate through AirMax5.
1. Introduction 1.5.3 WDS Bridge Mode This mode is also known as “WDS Pure MAC mode”. When configured to operate in the Wireless Distribution System (WDS) Mode, the AIRMAX5 provides bridging functions with remote LAN networks in the WDS system . The system will support up to total of 8 bridges in a WDS network (by daisy chain). However, each bridge can only associate with maximum of 4 other bridges in the WDS configuration.
1. Introduction 1.5.5 Client Infrastructure Mode This mode is also known as “Client” mode. In Client Infrastructure mode, the AIRMAX5 acts as if it is a wireless adapter to connect with a remote Access Point. Users can attach a computer or a router to the LAN port of AirMax5 to get network access. This mode is often used by WISP on the subscriber’s side. Please see Chapter 8 for step-by-step application example of this operation mode.
1. Introduction 1.5.6 Client Ad Hoc Mode In Client Ad Hoc mode, AIRMAX5 can connect to other wireless adapters without access point. Users can attach a computer or a router to the LAN port of AirMax5 to get network access. 1.5.7 WISP Router Mode In WISP Router Mode, AIRMAX5 connects to the remote Access Point as in Client Infrastructure Mode. On the LAN side, it acts like a wired router for IP sharing function. This mode is best used for IP sharing application for WISP subscribers.
1. Introduction 1.5.8 AP Router Mode In AP Router Mode, the AirMax5 behaves like a wireless router. The LAN port of the AirMax5 will become WAN port. The wireless network of AirMax5 becomes the LAN side. Please note when this mode is used, the only way to manage the AirMax5 is through the wireless side unless remote management is opened.
2. Install the AIRMAX5 2 2. Installing the AirMax5 This section describes the hardware features and the hardware installation procedure for the AIRMAX5. For software configuration, please go to chapter 3 for more details. 2.1 Before You Start It is important to read through this section before you install the AirMax5 The AirMax5 comes with everything you need to start installation with exception of the PoE Ethernet Cable.
2. Install the AirMax5 2.2 Package Content The AIRMAX5 package contains the following items: One AIRMAX5 main unit One 12V 1A DC power adapter Passive PoE DC Injector 2 x Plastic Straps User’s Guide CD Quick Start Guide The PoE Ethernet cable is not included in the package. You may choose an outdoor specification Ethernet cable according to the length you need. 2.
2. Install the AIRMAX5 2.
2. Install the AirMax5 2.5 Hardware Installation Please prepare a screw driver and an outdoor graded PoE Ethernet cable with adequate length according to your need. 1. Remove the screws from the sides of the case. 2. Hold the sides of the bottom cases and pull out in the downward direction. 3. Install the PoE cable to the PoE Port. Follow the cable guard direction. 4.
2. Install the AIRMAX5 . 5. Put the case screws back. 6. Install the PoE Cable and the Power Adapter to the DC Injector. Please make sure to read the markings on the DC Injector carefully and connect the cables correctly. You can connect your PC directly to the “LAN” port of the DC Injector.
2. Install the AirMax5 2.6 LED Table This section describes the LED behavior of AirMax5. For more information on how to use the LED for antenna alignment, please refer to Chapter 5: How to make Antenna Alignment for details. You can find the LED on the left side of the AirMax5.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 3 3. Configuring the AirMax5 The AirMax5 offers many different types of management interface. You can configure through standard web browser (http), secured web (https), command line (telnet), secured command shell (SSH, SSH2), and SNMP management. In this chapter, we will explain AirMax5’s available management interfaces and how to get into them. Then, we will provide the introduction on Web Management and recommended initial settings.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254. To prepare your PC for management with the AirMax5, please do the following: 1. Connect your PC directly to the LAN port on the DC Injector of AirMax5 2. Set your PC’s IP address manually to 192.168.1.100 (or other address in the same subnet) You are ready now to configure the AirMax5 using your PC. 3.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 management interface. We recommend using this interface for initial configurations. To begin, simply enter AirMax5’s IP address (default is 192.168.1.1) on the web browser. The default username and password are both “airlive”. Secured Web Management (HTTPS): HTTPS is also using web browser for configuration. But all the data transactions are securely encrypted using SSL encryption. Therefore, it is a safe and easy way to manage your AirMax5.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 command line interface (CLI). It is possible to write a text script file, and then paste it into the CLI to execute several commands at once. However, Telnet does not encrypt its message. Therefore, it is not secure. The default Telnet management port is TCP port 23. To use the CLI, please open the command line window. 192.168.1.1” to start. Then type “telnet When asked for password, please enter “airlive”.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 2 1 When the following screen appear, click on “Yes” to continue When the following screen appears, enter “root” for login.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 When the “Wireless Router Manager Console” appears, please enter “airlive” for password. This password will change when you change the password. Now you are ready to enter commands To get a list of available command and their usage, please type “help” on the command prompt. For more information about Telnet and SSH configuration, please go to Chapter 7 Command Line Interface. SNMP Management: The AirMax5 support SNMPv1/v2 management.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 browsers. The only difference is HTTPS are encrypted for extra security. Therefore, we will discuss them together as “Web Management” on this guide. If you are placing the AirMax5 behind router or firewall, you might need to open virtual server ports to AirMax5 on your firewall/router HTTP: HTTPS: TCP Port 80 TCP/UDP Port 443 This procedure is not necessary in most cases unless there is a router/firewall between your PC and AirMax5. 3.4.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 Firefox: 1. Select “or you can add an exception” 1 2.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 3. Click on “Get Certificate”. Then, please enter AirMax5’s IP address. Finally, please click on “Confirm Security Exception.” 3 4 3.4.2 Welcome Screen and Login After the procedure above, the Welcome Screen will appear. Welcome Screen gives a brief introduction of the AirMax5’s main function category. By click on the function category, it will direct you to the corresponding web management menu.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 System Configuration: All non-wireless and router mode settings are in this category. The system configurations including changing password, upload firmware, backup configuration, settings PING watchdog, and setting management interface. The default management timeout is 10 minutes; we recommend you should change password and management timeout during the first time login. Device Status: This section for monitoring the status of AirMax5.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 3.5 Initial Configurations We recommend users to browse through AirMax5’s web management interface to get an overall picture of the functions and interface. Below are the recommended initial configurations for first time login: 3.5.1 Choose the wireless Operation Modes The wireless settings of AirMax5 are dependant on the wireless operation mode you choose. Therefore, the first step is to choose the operation mode.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 1 2 3.5.2 Change the Device’s IP Address The default IP address is at 192.168.1.1. You should change it to the same subnet as your network. Also, if you want to manage AirMax5 remotely, you have to set the Gateway and DNS server information. To setup the IP settings for AirMax5, please select “System Configuration” -> Device IP Settings”. After entering the IP information, click on “Apply” to finish.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 3.5.3 Set the Time and Date It is important that you set the date and time for your AirMax5 so that the system log will record the correct date and time information. Please go to “System Configuration” ->Time Settings. We recommend you choose “Enable NTP” so the time will be keep even after reboot. If your AirMax5 is not connected to Internet, please enter the time manually. Please remember to select your local time zone and click “Apply” to finish. 1 2 3 4 5 6 3.5.
3. Configuring the AirMax5 3.5.5 Change Password You should change the password for AirMax5 at the first login. To change password, please go to “System Configuration” -> “Password Settings” menu.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4 4. Web Management: Wireless and WAN Settings In this chapter, we will explain about the wireless settings and router mode settings in web management interface. Please be sure to read through Chapter 3’s “Introduction to Web Management” and “Initial Configurations” first. For system configurations, device status, and other non-wireless related settings; please go to Chapter 5. 4.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings this menu for this chapter. System Configuration: All settings besides Wireless and WAN functions are in this category. The system configuration including changing password, upload firmware, backup configuration, settings PING watchdog, and setting management interface. We will talk about this menu’s function in Chapter 5. Device Status: This section for monitoring the status of AirMax5.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Mode: The available wireless operation modes for AirMax5. on “Change Mode” button to switch between modes.. Setup: Click here to configure the Wireless and WAN(in router mode) settings. Radio: This explain how the radio function in the particular operation mode Ethernet: This shows whether the radio Select one and click Once you click on the “Setup” page, the wireless settings will appear. 4.2.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.2.2 Network SSID Operation Mode -> Setup -> Network SSID The SSID is the network name used to identify a wireless network. The SSID must be the same for all devices in the same wireless network. In AirMax5; it is possible to create more than one SSID in AP and AP Router mode, please check the “Multiple SSID & VLAN” section in this chapter. Conversely, several access points on a network can have the same SSID. The SSID length is up to 32 characters.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Associate: Please choose a SSID before click on this button. This button is available only in Client Infrastructure or Bridge Infrastructure modes. Once you click on this button, AirMax5 will attempt to make a connection with the selected ESSID. If there is encryption needed, the AirMax5 will prompt you to enter the encryption key. Please make sure you enter the correct encryption key, the Airmax5 will not check whether the encryption key is correct.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.2.6 Radio Mode (11a, SuperA, TurboA) Operation Mode -> Setup -> Radio Mode AirMax5 has 4 different options for WLAN transmission. should use the same WLAN mode. All devices in the same network • 11a mode (normal-A): This is the IEEE standard for WiFi operating in 5GHz frequency band. 11a is the most stable mode. If you are getting packet loss or disconnection using Super-A or Turbo-A mode. Please use 11a mode instead.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.2.8 Channel Operation Mode -> Setup -> Channel The channel is the frequency range used by radio. In 802.11a standard, each channel occupies 20MHz width. For 2 wireless devices to connect, they must use the same channel. The number of available legal channels might be different between countries. For example, Channel 149 to 161 are available only to United States and a few other countries.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Show All Channels: Firmware starting from 1.00e14 version will have this option. It will display all the channel numbers regardless of what channel width is elected. For example, when you select “20MHz” for channel width, check this option will display channels “36,37,38, 39, 40….” Instead of “36, 40, 44…etc). This allow you to use a non-standard channel to avoid interference or for privacy purpose. 4.2.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Select one of the WEP key for wireless network: There are total of 4 possible keys for WEP encryption. You need to choose which key will be used for encryption. All wireless devices on the same network have to use the same settings. We recommend using WEP Key 1 as in default setting. WEP Keys: Please enter the WEP keys used for encryption. You need to fill at least the “Select WEP Key”.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings HEX-152: This is a key with 128-bit key length of HEX type. Hexadecimal digits if you choose this option. For example, “1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef” Please enter 32 802.1x 802.1x allows users to leverage a RADIUS server to do association authentications. You can also enable dynamic WEP key (128 bit) to have data encryption. You do not have to enter the WEP key manually because it will be generated automatically and dynamically.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Encryption Type: There are two encryption types TKIP and CCMP (AES). While CCMP provides better security than TKIP, some wireless client stations may not be equipped with the hardware to support it. You can select Both to allow TKIP clients and CCMP clients to connect to the Access Point at the same time.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Pre-shared Key: This is an ASCII string with 8 to 63 characters. Please make sure that both the AIRMAX5 and the wireless client stations use the same key. Encryption Type: There are two encryption types TKIP and CCMP (AES). While CCMP provides better security than TKIP, some wireless client stations may not be equipped with the hardware to support it.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.2.11 Distance Operation Mode -> Setup -> Distance Please enter the distance to the remote wireless device here. The AirMax5 will then calculate the appropriate ACK Timeout value autom atically. It is very important that you enter the correct distance for long distance connection. Failure to do so will result in poor performance. 4.2.12 Antenna Settings Operation Mode -> Setup -> Antenna Settings The AirMax5 is equipped with 2 x 14dBi patch antennas.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.2.14 Advance Settings (Wireless) Operation Mode -> Setup -> Advance Settings This page includes all the wireless settings that change the RF behaviors of AirMax5. important to read through this section before attempting to make changes. It is Beacon Interval: Beacon Interval: The device broadcasts beacon frames regularly to announce its existence. The beacon Interval specifies how often beacon frames are transmitted in time unit of milliseconds.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings you should slightly decrease the Fragmentation Threshold. DTIM Interval: The AIRMAX5 buffers packets for stations that operate in the power-saving mode. The Delivery Traffic Indication Message (DTIM) informs such power-conserving stations that there are packets waiting to be received by them. The DTIM interval specifies how often the beacon frame should contain DTIMs. It should have a value between 1 to 255, with a default value of 3.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings between client stations. This function is also known as “Client Isolation”. Enable 802.1d: Enable the Spanning Tree Protocol to prevent forming a network loop. This option is especially important for WDS Bridge mode. Enable 802.11d: Also known as “Global Roaming”. 802.11d is a standard for use in countries where systems using other standards in the 802.11 family are not allowed to operate. 4.2.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Enable GRANT address control list: When selected, data traffic from only the specified devices in the table will be allowed in the network. Enable DENY address control list: When selected, data traffic from the devices specified in the table will be denied/discarded by the network. To add a MAC address into the table, enter a Mnemonic Name and the MAC Address, and then click Add. The table lists all configured MAC Filter entries.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Click here to Apply changes in “VLAN” and “DiffServe Marking” This is the default SSID Click here to apply changes on adding or deleting SSID How to add a SSID You can add up to 4 SSID in AirMax5. Please follow the procedure below: 1. Enter the SSID name (i.e. BridgeNet) 2. Select the Security Policy (i.e. WPA2-PSK) 3. Enter the Security Key (i.e. BridgeNetKey). 4.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings How to Modify or Delete a SSID Please follow the procedure below: 1. Select the SSID you want to modify or delete 2. The SSID’s settings will be displayed in the box area. 3. Click on “APPLY” to complete the modification 4. Or click on “Delete Selected” to delete the SSID Modify any settings.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Click here to Apply changes in “VLAN” and “DiffServe Marking” Default SSID and VLAN Group. Enable VLAN for All SSIDs: Once this function is enabled, you can specify an individual VLAN ID and priority tag for each SSID. The packets from a SSID will be forwarded to the Ethernet with the corresponding configured VLAN ID written. You need to click on the top “APPLY” button after making changes.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings can be using WEP, the other policy can use WPA-PSK. Once you enable the VLAN ID. The incoming packet from Ethernet port to your VLAN group must carry the same VLAN ID tag or the packet will be dropped. 4.2.17 WMM QoS Operation Mode -> Setup -> WMM QoS Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) is a standard to prioritize traffic for multimedia applications.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings AC Type The queue and associated priorities and parameters for transmission are as follows: Data 0 (Best Effort, BE): Medium priority queue, medium throughput anddel ay. Most traditional IP data is sent to this queue. Data 1 (Background, BK): Lowest priority queue, high throughput.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings The random delay avoids most of the collisions that would occur if multiple APs got access to the medium at the same time and tried to transmit data simultaneously. The more active users you have on a network, the more significant the performance gains of the backoff timer will be in reducing the number of collisions and retransmissions. The random backoff used by the access point is a configurable parameter.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings AIFS The Arbitration Inter-Frame Spacing (AIFs) specifies a wait time (in milliseconds) for data frames. 802.11e uses interframe spaces to regulate which frames get access to available channels and to coordinate wait times for transmission of different types of data. The AIFs ensures that multiple access points do not try sending data at the same time but instead wait until a channel is free. Valid values for AIFs are 1 through 255.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings To Enable RADIUS Server: Server IP: The IP address of the RADIUS server. Port Number: The port number that your RADIUS server uses for authentication. The default setting is 1812. RADIUS Type: RADIUS Shared Secret: This is used by your RADIUS server in the Shared Secret field in RADIUS protocol messages. The shared secret configured in the AIRMAX5 must match the shared secret configured in the RADIUS server.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings To configure, please click on the “Bandwidth Control” button under wireless settings. The following screen will appear: Check to enable Bandwidth Control Settings for Total Bandwidth Control After enabling Bandwidth Control and selecting “Total” or “Per User” type, click here to Apply Select Total or Per User control here Settings for Per-User Bandwidth Control Enable Bandwidth: Check to enable Bandwidth Control. The default value is disabled.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Please first enable the Bandwidth Control, then select “Per User Bandwidth Control” to begin. It is recommended to use this type of bandwidth control for Access Point and AP Router mode. Per User Control Options Description: subscriber Type: Enter a description for the bandwidth policy. For example, “VIP” AirMax5 offers 3 types of Per-User Control IP Address: IP Segment: To limit the bandwidth the entire IP segment.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Step 1 to 3: From Operation Mode menu, select “Setup” -> “Bandwidth Control” 1 2 3 Step 4 to 7: Enable the Bandwidth Control and select the “Total Bandwidth Control”. Then enter the “2048” for Total Downlink Speed and “512”kbps for Total Uplink Speed.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Example 2: Per User Bandwidth Control In this example, the AirMax5 is Access Point mode. There is a wireless client connecting to AirMax5 with MAC address of 00:04:6F:11:11:11. We want to limit the bandwidth of the wireless client to 1024 downstream and 512K upstream using AirMax5’s Per-User Bandwidth Control. Step 1. Enable Bandwidth Control and select “Per User Bandwidth Control” Step 2. Enter Description for this policy (Wireless Client) Step 3.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.2.20 RSSI LED Threshold Operation Mode -> Setup -> RSSI LED Threshold The AirMax5 is equipped with 2 LEDs to indicate the signal strength of current connection. It is very useful in helping you to align the antenna. The signal level are classified into 4 levels, you can change the Thresholds (dividing line) between levels in this setting. Please note that the smaller the absolute value of RSSI is, the stronger the signal.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.3 WDS Settings Operation Mode -> Setup -> WDS Settings WDS Bridge mode can make Point-to-Point and Multi-Point connections. Because of its faster performance, it is frequently used to build point-to-point bridge connection and backbone networks. In a WDS network, each node can have up to 4 connections. However, the total number of devices in a WDS network should not exceed 8. Currently, the WDS Bridge mode can only use WEP encryptions policy.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings WEP Key: You can set up to 4 keys, each key can have different Key Length and Key type. When you add an entry to the WDS setting and select WEP encryption, the system will ask you which key to use. All devices on the network must have the same sets of keys, but each link can have use different key. We recommend using WEP-152 whenever possible for better security. Adding a new WDS link The WDS link are created by entering the remote Bridge’s information.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.4 Router Mode Settings Operation Mode -> Setup This section will explain WAN port settings and other functions that are available only in WISP router and AP Router mode. 4.4.1 WISP Router Mode The WISP Router mode is also known as Client Router. The wireless side is connected to the remote AP as in Client Infrastructure mode. Between the wireless and LAN is the IP sharing router function. This is used to share WISP connection. The WAN is on the wireless side.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings When you select the WISP Router or AP Router mode, additional wireless settings will appear for WAN port settings. 4.4.3 WAN Port Settings Operation Mode -> Setup -> WAN Port Settings The AirMax5 support different authentication and IP assignment standards for the WAN port. It includes fixed IP, DHCP, PPPoE and PPTP protocols. Please consult with your ISP about what authentication type is used for the WAN port conection.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Clone MAC Address: Some service provider (Cable Modem provider) lock to certain MAC address. In this situation, the WAN port of AirMax5 need to clone the MAC address. Please check the “Clone MAC address” box and enter the address that need to be cloned. 4.4.4 Dynamic DNS Settings Operation Mode -> Setup -> Dynamic DNS Settings Dynamic DNS (DDNS) allows you to create a hostname that points to your dynamic IP or static IP address or URL.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings HTTPS Web server Access: from WAN side Response to WAN ping: You can disable or enable whether AirMax5 will response to PING command. You can enable or disable HTTPS Web Server Access 4.4.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings Dynamic Routing: Select the routing protocol scheme used for the router’s LAN / WAN port. Static Routing: This allows you to manually configure static network routes. Static routes will override routes learned by standard routing protocol discover methods. IP Routing Table: To delete a static route from the table, select the route and click DELETE SELECTED. Note: Changes to the routing table will take effect immediately. 4.4.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.4.8 Multiple DMZ Advanced Settings >> Multiple DMZ Multiple DMZ opens all TCP/UDP ports to particular IP address on the LAN side. It allows setting up servers behind the AirMax5. Select a DMZ type and then enter the local DMZ IP address. A DMZ server is a common term used to describe the default virtual server. If the DMZ server is selected, Internet traffic not destined for a valid virtual server is redirected to this privately addressed LAN client.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.4.10 Special Applications Advanced Setting >> Special Applications Some Internet application such as Instant Messaging or games use groups of ports, and are not easy to work behind a firewall. To work well with these special applications we will open ports to let traffic pass through. Note: You can use up to 3 sets of opened ports for a specific application. The opened ports can be separated by a comma and no spaces are allowed (e.g.
4. Web Management-Wireless and WAN Settings 4.4.11 IP Filtering Settings Advanced Setting>>IP Filtering Settings IP filtering is simply a mechanism that decides which types of IP datagram will be processed normally and which will be discarded. This allows you to define rules for allowing / denying access from / to the Internet. Please do set both inbound/outbound in order to get complete connection. Only inbound or outbound will not allow to get response from the destination IP.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5 5. Web Management 2: System Configuration and Status In this chapter, we will explain about System Configurations in web management interface. Please be sure to read through Chapter 3’s “Introduction to Web Management” and “Initial Configurations” first. . 5.1 System Configuration When you click on the “System Configuration” menu on the top menu bar, the following screen will appear. The system configuration includes all non-wireless settings.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status Assign Static IP to the Device If you choose to assign the IP address manually, enable the checkbox of “Assign static IP to this device” and then fill in the following fields IP Address and IP Subnet Mask: Default values are 192.168.1.1 and 255.255.255.0 respectively. It is important to note that there are similar addresses falling in the standard private IP address range and it is an essential security feature of the device.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5.1.2 Time Settings System Configuration ->Time Settings It is important that you set the date and time for your AirMax5 so that the system log will record the correct date and time information. We recommend you choose “Enable NTP” so the time will be keep even after reboot. If your AirMax5 is not connected to Internet, please enter the time manually. Please remember to select your local time zone and click “Apply” to finish. 5.1.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5.1.4 System Management System Configuration -> System Management In this page, administrator can change the management parameters and disable/enable management interface. System Administration HTTP Port No: The default port for HTTP is Port 80, you can change the value here Timeout: The default management timeout is 10 minutes. After timeout, the AirMax5 will ask you to login again. You can change the timeout value here.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status Syslog server IP address: System event messages generated by the wireless access point will be sent to a Syslog daemon running on a server identified by this IP address 5.1.5 SNMP Settings System Configuration -> SNMP Settings This screen allows you to configure SNMP parameters including the system name, the location and contact information. System Name: A name that you assign to your 802.11a+g Router.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status Assign a specific name and IP address for your SNMP trap manager: A trap manager is a remote SNMP management station where special SNMP trap messages are generated (by the router) and sent to in the network. You can define trap managers in the system. You can add a trap manager by entering a name, an IP address, followed by pressing the ADD button. You can delete a trap manager by selecting the corresponding entry and press the DELETE SELECTED button.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status Actions: Reconnect: the AirMax5 will attempt to re-establish the connection. to use this option for WDS Bridge connection. Reboot: the AirMax5 will do a power recycle. It is recommend 5.1.7 Firmware Upgrade System Configuration -> Firmware Upgrade can upgrade the firmware of your AIRMAX5 (the software that controls your AIRMAX5’s operation).
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5.1.8 Configuration Save and Restore System Configuration -> Configuration Save and Restore You can save system configuration settings to a file, and later download it back to the AIRMAX5 by following the steps. Step 1 Select Configuration Save and Restore from the System Configurations menu. Step 2 Enter the path of the configuration file to save-to/restore-from (or click the Browse button to locate the configuration file).
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5.2 Device Status When you click on the “Device Status” on the top menu bar, the sub menu for device status will appear. 5.2.1 Device Information This page shows the general information about AirMax5 such as firmware version, device IP/MAC, WAN IP/MAC(in router modes), Gateway IP(in router modes), DNS IP…etc.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5.2.3 Internet Information This page shows the information about WAN port of the AirMax5. It includes the type of WAN port authentication used and the IP address information about the WAN port. 5.2.4 Wireless Client Table This function is available in AP mode and AP Router mode only. It displays the information about wireless clients that are associated with AirMax5. It includes signal strength, TX and RX data rate, MAC address, and the state.
5. Web Management2: System Configuration and Status 5.2.5 System Log The System Log displays the system activities, login, and system error report. If you need to report a problem to Air Live, please be sure to send us the System Log information also.
