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Preface Welcome to the Tranzeo TR-WMX-3.5 WiMAX Subscriber Unit User’s Guide. The TR-WMX3.5 WiMAX Subscriber Unit supports point-to-multipoint communication with an IEEE 802.16-2004-compliant WiMAX base station. This guide contains all the information you need to install and configure the TR-WMX-3.5 WiMAX Subscriber Unit. Purpose and Audience This guide is designed for anyone who installs, configures, deploys, or prepares a site for the TR-WMX-3.5 WiMAX Subscriber Unit.
Preface TR-WMX-3.5 Features The TR-WMX-3.5 is designed for quick installation. The following list summarizes the key features of the TR-WMX-3.5. Complies with IEEE 802.16-2004 for communication with WiMAX base stations that support this standard. Supports multiple duplex modes and channel bandwidths. Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) capabilities allow data and power to be supplied to the unit using a single Ethernet cable. Includes an external or embedded antenna.
Preface Document Conventions This document uses the following conventions to draw your attention to certain information. Safety and Warnings This document also uses the following symbols to draw your attention to certain information. Icon Meaning Description Note Notes emphasize or supplement important points of the main text. Tip Tips provide helpful information, guidelines, or suggestions.
Preface Contact Information For more information about the TR-WMX-3.5 or other products from Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc., please contact us using any of the following methods: vi Web site: Our Web site contains valuable information about our products. We encourage you to visit us at http://www.tranzeo.com. Sales: Our Sales Department can be reached by phone or email: – Phone: +1 866 872-6936 – Email: sales@tranzeo.
Contents 1 BASIC INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................1 1.1 SAMPLE CONFIGURATION ...............................................................................................................................2 1.2 UNPACKING ...................................................................................................................................................3 1.3 USER-SUPPLIED ITEMS .........
Table of Contents 4.3 REBOOTING THE TR-WMX-3.5 UNIT ............................................................................................................45 4.4 CHANGING DEVICE CONFIGURATION SETTINGS .............................................................................................45 4.4.1 Changing the Device Name and Location..............................................................................................45 4.4.2 Enabling or Disabling Web, SSH, and Telnet Access .............
Table of Contents List of Figures FIGURE 1-1. EXAMPLE OF A TR-WMX-3.5 CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................2 FIGURE 1-2. ATTACHING THE BOOT COVER TO THE TR-WMX-3.5..................................................................................4 FIGURE 1-3. SAMPLE TR-WMX-3.5 INSTALLATION........................................................................................................5 FIGURE 1-4. INSTALLING THE INDOOR UNIT .........
Table of Contents List of Tables TABLE 1-1. PIN ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE TR-WMX-3.5 10/100 ETHERNET PORT ....................................................... 7 TABLE 1-2. WIRELESS SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................11 TABLE 1-3. TCP/IP SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................13 TABLE 1-4. TR-WMX-3.5 LEDS.............
1 1 Basic Installation This chapter provides instructions for getting your TR-WMX-3.5 up and running as quickly as possible. The topics covered in this chapter are: Section 1.1, Sample Configuration (page 2) Section 1.2, Unpacking (page 3) Section 1.3, User-Supplied Items (page 3) Section 1.4, Installing the TR-WMX-3.5 (page 4) Section 1.6, Monitoring TR-WMX-3.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation 1.1 Sample Configuration Figure 1-1 shows a configuration example where the TR-WMX-3.5 is connected to the uplink (WAN) interface on an Ethernet router, hub, or switch. In this configuration, the TR-WMX-3.5 communicates wirelessly with a base station using its WiMAX interface, while communicating at 10/100 Mbps with the attached Ethernet device. The TR-WMX3.5 also receives its power from the Ethernet connection, eliminating the need to run a power cable to the TR-WMX-3.5.
Unpacking 1.2 Unpacking After receiving your TR-WMX-3.5, perform the following steps to ensure that your contents arrived safely. Inspect the outer shipping container for damage during shipping. Report any sign of damage to the appropriate shipping carrier. Remove the contents from the shipping container. One TR-WMX-3.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation 1.4 Installing the TR-WMX-3.5 The TR-WMX-3.5 can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. Before you install the unit, determine whether the TR-WMX-3.5 will be mounted horizontally or vertically. The TR-WMX-3.5 must be installed by a trained professional, value added reseller, or systems integrator who is familiar with RF cell planning issues and the regulatory limits defined by the FCC for RF exposure, specifically those limits outlined in sections 1.1307. 1.4.
Installing the TR-WMX-3.5 Do not connect a device other than the TR-WMX-3.5 to the CPE port. Network equipment that does not support PoE can be damaged permanently by connecting to a PoE source. Most Ethernet interfaces on PCs, laptop/notebook computers, and other network equipment (such as Ethernet switches and routers) do not support PoE. 4. If your unit has an external antenna, turn off power to the TR-WMX-3.5, then attach the antenna to the TR-WMX-3.5 antenna connector.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation 1.4.2 Installing the Indoor Unit The following procedure describes how to install the TR-WMX-3.5 Indoor Subscriber Unit. Figure 1-4 shows the steps for installing the indoor unit. 1. Connect the supplied antenna to the antenna connector on the rear of the unit. Facing the rear of the unit, this is the round connector on the right that is designated with the following symbol: 2. The TR-WMX-3.
Installing the TR-WMX-3.5 1.4.3 Installation Best Practices Observe the following best practices when installing the TR-WMX-3.5. The TR-WMX-3.5 10/100 Ethernet port auto-senses the cable connected to it and adjusts automatically. The Ethernet connector is protected with a weatherproof housing. Pin assignments for this connector are shown in Table 1-1. Always try to run the Category 5 cable and LMR inside the mounting pole whenever possible. This helps to insulate the cable form any air surges.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation 1.5 Configuring the TR-WMX-3.5 After installing the TR-WMX-3.5, use the procedures in the following sections to configure it using its Configurator. 1.5.1 Logging in to the Configurator Your TR-WMX-3.5 provides a Web-based Configurator for performing advanced configuration activities. After you install your TR-WMX-3.5, use the following procedure to launch the Configurator. 1.
Configuring the TR-WMX-3.5 Figure 1-5. Login Page 3. Enter the default username admin and default case-sensitive password default in the appropriate fields. For security, every typed password character appears as a bullet (•). For additional security, we recommend you change the default password (see section 4.4.4). 4. Click the OK button to log in. The Information Page appears (see Figure 1-6). This read-only page displays network, wireless, and device information about your installation.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation 1.5.2 Specifying Wireless Settings After logging in to the Configurator, use the following procedure to set the TR-WMX-3.5 wireless settings. The default configuration settings for most parameters should work well for the majority of installations. Only those settings that should be confirmed or adjusted as part of the quick-start instructions are described in this section. 1. In the left pane, under WiMAX Setup, click Wireless.
Configuring the TR-WMX-3.5 ∂ •• ÷ Figure 1-7. Wireless Settings Page Table 1-2. Wireless Settings Parameter Choose This Setting Group ∂ Parameters in Figure 1-7 Channel Bandwidth (MHz) Select 3.5MHz (default) or 7MHz, whichever best suits your application’s bandwidth needs and is allowed by your license. The base station must be set to the same bandwidth. RF Profiles Confirm that the default setting (TDD) is selected.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation Parameter Choose This Setting Secondary Management Connection Support Confirm that the default setting (Secondary Management Support) is selected. If not, select it. Initial Ranging Burst Inverting Confirm that the default setting (Software Auto) is selected. If not, select it. Adaptive Modulation (DBPC) Confirm that the default setting (Auto using CINR thresholds) is selected. If not, select it. Frequency (KHz) Sets the frequency, in kHz.
Configuring the TR-WMX-3.5 Parameter Choose This Setting Enable 0 Symbol HDD Patch Confirm that the default setting (Disable) is selected. If not, select it. Group ÷ Parameters in Figure 1-7 BSID and Mask Use the standard format for MAC addresses (six 2-digit hexadecimal numbers separated by colons) to enter the base station ID. Example: “12:34:56:78:9a:bc”. You can enter up to 8 base station addresses, separating each by pressing the Enter key. To match all BSIDs, mask out the lower 3 bytes.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation Parameter Choose This Setting unavailable. Unmanaged mode: Set this parameter to an unused value in the subnet to which the base station is connected. Wireless Net Mask Secondary managed mode: This value is set automatically and the field is unavailable. Unmanaged mode: Set this value to match that of the subnet to which the base station is connected. Route Gateway Secondary managed mode: This value is set automatically and the field is unavailable.
Monitoring TR-WMX-3.5 Status 1.6 Monitoring TR-WMX-3.5 Status There are two ways to monitor the status of your TR-WMX-3.5: Viewing status pages through the TR-WMX-3.5 Configurator Watching the status LEDS on the rear panel of the TR-WMX-3.5 1.6.1 Viewing Status Information You can view TR-WMX-3.5 status information by clicking the links under Status in the left pane of the Configurator. To display the system information, for example, click System. For more information, see Chapter 3.
Chapter 1, Basic Installation 1.6.2 Status LEDS The rear of the TR-WMX-3.5 has 9 LEDs that show the unit’s status. Table 1-4 describes the functions of the LEDs. The TR-WMX-3.5 status LEDs can be disabled from the Administrative Settings page (see section 4.4.3). Table 1-4. TR-WMX-3.5 LEDs LED Description Radio ON = connection with a base station has been established. OFF = connection with a base station has not been established. LAN ON = a connection to the Ethernet port has been established.
2 2 Advanced Configuration This chapter describes how to perform advanced configuration activities using the TRWMX-3.5 Configurator. This chapter is for expert users who understand networking concepts and terminology. You do not need to perform these activities to use your TRWMX-3.5, nor should you undertake these procedures if you are a novice user. Performing the instructions in Chapter 1 is all that is required to start using your TR-WMX-3.5. The topics covered in this chapter are: Section 2.
Chapter 2, Advanced Configuration 2.1 Understanding the Pages in the Configurator The TR-WMX-3.5 Configurator is a Web-based utility that provides an intuitive user interface for viewing and changing configuration and status settings. The page header at the top of the page shows the name of the page. The navigation panel on the left side provides links you can click to display the pages in the Configurator.
Understanding the Pages in the Configurator The remaining sections describe the Configurator pages you can use to view and change the TR-WMX-3.5 configuration and status. These sections assume you used the procedure in section 1.5.1 to log in to the Configurator. Page Header Navigation Panel Main Area Figure 2-1. Areas on the Configurator Page TR-WMX-3.
Chapter 2, Advanced Configuration 2.2 Entering WiMAX Setup Settings The Configurator provides two menu selections for entering WiMAX setup settings: Wireless lets you set wireless settings for the TR-WMX-3.5. See section 2.2.1. Security lets you set security settings for the TR-WMX-3.5. See section 2.2.2. If you change any of the settings on these pages, click the Apply button at the bottom of the page to reboot the TR-WMX-3.5 and have your settings take effect. 2.2.
Entering WiMAX Setup Settings Table 2-1. Fields and Buttons in the Wireless Settings Page Field Description Channel Bandwidth (MHz) Select the value that best suits your application’s bandwidth needs and is allowed by your license. Choices are: RF Profiles CP Size • 3.5 MHz (default) • 7MHz Select the duplex method that best suits your requirements. Choices are: • TDD mode: sets the carrier frequency for communication between the CPE and base station.
Chapter 2, Advanced Configuration 22 Field Description Adaptive Modulation (DBPC) Matches the downlink modulation used to the link conditions. Adaptive modulation, operates in conjunction with the downlink burst power control (DBPC) which adjusts the CPE transmit power to that requested by the base station. Fixed modulations can be selected or adaptive algorithms based on CINR or based on error rates can be used to determine when the downlink modulation is adjusted.
Entering WiMAX Setup Settings Field Description Pack Enable for Primary CID This feature is provided for Engineering development use, and is an undocumented feature. Please do not change from the default selection. Fragment Enable for Primary CID This feature is provided for Engineering development use, and is an undocumented feature. Please do not change from the default selection. Tx Overrun Fix This feature is provided for Engineering development use, and is an undocumented feature.
Chapter 2, Advanced Configuration 2.2.2 Setting Security Settings Clicking the Security link under WiMAX Setup in the left pane of the Configurator displays the Security Settings page. Use this page to select the security settings for the TR-WMX-3.5. The first selection on this page lets you select the encryption method to be used. Depending on your selection, the remaining fields on the page are either enabled or disabled. Figure 2-3 shows this page, and Table 2-2 describes the fields and buttons on it.
Entering Network Setup Settings 2.3 Entering Network Setup Settings The Configurator provides two menu selections for entering network setup settings: TCP/IP lets you set the MAC address and IP mode for the TR-WMX-3.5. See section 2.3.1. VLAN lets you set the virtual LAN (VLAN) settings for the TR-WMX-3.5. See section 0. If you change any of the settings on these pages, click the Apply button at the bottom of the page to reboot the TR-WMX-3.5 and have your settings take effect. 2.3.
Chapter 2, Advanced Configuration Figure 2-4. TCP/IP Settings Page Table 2-3. Fields and Buttons in the TCP/IP Settings Page Field Description MAC Address Wired MAC Address The TR-WMX-35’s wired MAC address. Wireless MAC Address The TR-WMX-35’s wireless MAC address. IP Mode Static The TR-WMX-35 IP address will be set manually and remain static. DHCP Client The TR-WMX-35 IP address will be set automatically using DHCP.
Entering Network Setup Settings 2.3.2 VLAN Settings A VLAN is an administrative grouping of network devices that is logically segmented, by functions, project teams, or applications rather than a physical or geographical basis. VLANs provide the segmentation services traditionally provided by routers in LAN configurations. For example, all workstations and servers used by a particular workgroup team can be connected to the same VLAN, regardless of their physical connections to the network.
Chapter 2, Advanced Configuration Table 2-4. Fields and Buttons in the VLAN Settings Page Field Description VLAN Mode Lets you enable or disable VLAN mode. Choices are: VLAN Tag Nested VLANs • Enable – enables VLAN mode, enabling the settings on this page. • Disable – disables VLAN mode, disabling the settings on this page. (default) Tagging refers to the IEEE 802.1Q header that is inserted into the standard Ethernet header.
Entering Network Setup Settings Set Specific VLAN Rules (continued) Field Description Source IP Range The range of source IP addresses to which the rule applies and corresponding mask. Destination IP Range The range of destination IP addresses to which the rule applies and corresponding mask. Source Port Range The range of source ports to which the rule applies and corresponding mask. Destination Port Range The range of destination ports to which the rule applies and corresponding mask.
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3 3 Viewing Status Information The Configurator provides a Status section that lets you display status pages for monitoring the TR-WMX-3.5. This section describes how to use these pages to monitor the TR-WMX-3.5. The topics covered in this chapter are: Section 3.1, Information Page (page 32) Section 3.2, Wireless Information Page (page 34) Section 3.2, Wireless Information Page (page 34) Section 3.3, System Information Page (page 36) Section 3.
Chapter 3, Viewing Status Information 3.1 Information Page The Information Page is the first page that appears when you log in to the Configurator. You can also display this page from another page in the Configurator by clicking the Back to Information Page button at the bottom of the pages in the WiMAX Setup, Network Setup, and Administration sections. The Information Page is a read-only page that displays network, wireless, and device information.
Information Page Table 3-1. Information Page Field Description Network Mode TR-WMX operating mode (for example, bridge, router, etc.). MAC Address TR-WMX Media Access Control (MAC) address, as defined on the TCP/IP Settings page (see section 2.3.1). IP Mode IP mode of the TR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the TCP/IP Settings page (see section 2.3.1). IP Address IP address of the TR-WMX-3.5. Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the TR-WMX-3.5. Gateway Gateway mask of the TR-WMX-3.5.
Chapter 3, Viewing Status Information 3.2 Wireless Information Page The Wireless Information page shows information about the TR-WMX-3.5’s wireless operation. The user-configurable information on this page can be set using the Wireless Settings page (see section 2.2.1). Figure 3-2 shows this page and Table 3-2 describes the fields on it. Figure 3-2. Wireless Information Page 34 TR-WMX-3.
Wireless Information Page Table 3-2. Wireless Information Page Field Description Channel Bandwidth Status (MHz) Bandwidth, in MHz, of theTR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the Wireless Settings page (see section 2.2.1). Frequency (KHz) Frequency, in kHz, of theTR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the Wireless Settings page (see section 2.2.1). RF Profile RF profile of theTR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the Wireless Settings page (see section 2.2.1).
Chapter 3, Viewing Status Information 3.3 System Information Page The System Information page shows information about the TR-WMX-3.5’s wireless configuration settings and operation. Figure 3-3 shows this page and Table 3-3 describes the fields on it. Figure 3-3. System Information Page 36 TR-WMX-3.
System Information Page Table 3-3. System Information Page Field Description Bridge br0 IP Address Wired IP address of the TR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the TCP/IP Settings page (see section 2.3.1). Bridge br0 Net Mask Wired netmask of the TR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the TCP/IP Settings page (see section 2.3.1). Encryption Support Shows whether encryption is enabled or disabled on the TR-WMX-3.5, as defined on the Security Settings page (see section 2.2.2).
Chapter 3, Viewing Status Information 3.4 Statistics Information Page The Statistics Information page shows statistics of the wired and wireless packets sent and received by the TR-WMX-3.5. Figure 3-4 shows this page and Table 3-4 describes the fields on it. Figure 3-4. Statistics Information Page 38 TR-WMX-3.
Statistics Information Page Table 3-4. Statistics Information Page Field Description Wired Received (Rx) and transmitted (Tx) statistics for the TR-WMX-3.5’s wired interface. Wireless • Bytes – number of bytes transmitted (Tx) or received (Rx) by the TR-WMX-3.5 on the wired network. • Packets – number of packets transmitted (Tx) or received (Rx) the TR-WMX-3.5 on the wired network. • Errs – number of transmit/receive errors detected by the TR-WMX-3.5 on the wired network.
Chapter 3, Viewing Status Information 3.5 ARP Information Page The TR-WMX-3.5 has an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table that automatically maps the TR-WMX-3.5 IP address to the MAC address of a switch. The ARP Information page shows the TR-WMX-3.5 IP address and the corresponding MAC address of the switch. For example, the page in Figure 3-5 shows that the TR-WMX-3.5’s IP address is 72.166.143.1, which corresponds to the MAC address 00:A0:C8:2B:2A:4A. Figure 3-5. ARP Information Page 40 TR-WMX-3.
System Log 3.6 System Log The TR-WMX-3.5 has separate logs that contain information about the unit’s wireless and router operations. Using the System Information page, you can view the information in these logs. The Wireless Log area shows wireless information recorded in the wireless log. The Router Log area shows router information recorded in the router log. Both areas have a Refresh button that can be used to update the information displayed in the respective areas on this page.
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4 4 Configuring Administrative Settings The Configurator has an Administration link that lets you perform a variety of administrative tasks, such as: Restoring the TR-WMX-3.5 to its factory defaults Rebooting the TR-WMX-3.5 without returning the unit to its factory default settings. Changing the device name and location. Enabling or disabling Web, SSH, and Telnet access. Enabling or disabling the TR-WMX-3.5 status LEDs.
Chapter 4, Configuring Administrative Settings 4.1 Displaying the Administrative Settings Page All administrative tasks are performed from the Administrative Settings page. To display the Administrative Settings page, click the Administrative Settings link under Administration in the navigation panel of the Configurator. Figure 4-1 shows the Administrative Settings page. Figure 4-1. Administrative Settings Page 4.
Rebooting the TR-WMX-3.5 Unit 4.3 Rebooting the TR-WMX-3.5 Unit The Reboot button on the Administrative Settings page provides one way to reboot the TR-WMX-3.5 (the other way is using the Apply and Reboot button described in section 2.1). If you change any TR-WMX-3.5 configuration settings, you must use one of these methods to reboot the TR-WMX-3.5 and put the settings into effect. When you click this button, a precautionary message tells you that proceeding will reboot the TR-WMX-3.5.
Chapter 4, Configuring Administrative Settings 4.4.2 Enabling or Disabling Web, SSH, and Telnet Access Using the Administrative Settings page, you can enable or disable Web access, SSH access, and Telnet access to the TR-WMX-3.5. If you disable Web access, you will not be able to access the TR-WMX-3.5 using a browser. If you disable SSH access, you will not be able to access the TR-WMX-3.5 via an SSH session. If you disable Telnet access, you will not be able to access the TR-WMX-3.
Changing Device Configuration Settings 4.4.4 Changing Log In Settings Using the Administrative Settings page, you can change the user name and password used to log in to the Configurator. For security purposes, we recommend you change the default password. 1. To change the user name, click in the User Name field, delete the name shown, and enter a new user name. 2. To change the log in password, click in the Password field, delete the entry, and enter a new password. 3.
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A A Factory Default Configuration Settings This appendix lists the factory default configuration settings that are in effect when you unpack the TR-WMX-3.5 or reset it to factory default settings. A.1 Default Wireless Settings Setting Default Setting Default Channel Bandwidth (MHz) 3.
Appendix A, Factory Default Configuration Settings A.2 Default Security Settings Setting Default Encryption Support Disable A.3 Default TCP/IP Settings Setting Default IP Mode DHCP Client Enabled A.4 Default VLAN Settings Setting Default VLAN Mode Disable VLAN Tag Allow (Allow All Traffic Through) Nested VLANs Disable Management VLAN ID 0 Valid VLAN ID Range 0 Vlan Default ID = 0, Priority = 0 A.
B B Upgrading Firmware From time to time, Tranzeo Wireless Technologies, Inc. makes new firmware available for the TR-WMX-3.5. The firmware may add new features to the TR-WMX-3.5 and/or fix problems. This appendix describes how to upgrade the firmware for the TR-WMX-3.5. 1. Log in to the Configurator (see section 1.5.1). 2. In the left pane, under Administration, click Firmware. The Firmware page appears (see Figure B-1). The Current section shows information about the current firmware installed.
Appendix B, Upgrading Firmware 8. After the firmware file has been downloaded, upload it to the TR-WMX-3.5 using your browser. Under Upload from browser, click the Browse, select the firmware file, and click OK. 9. Click Upgrade Software to start the upgrade procedure. If you checked Reboot after successful upgrade, the TR-WMX-3.5 reboots automatically following the firmware upgrade; otherwise, you must manually reboot the TR-WMX-3.5 to have the new firmware upgrade take effect. 52 TR-WMX-3.
C C Technical Support Technical support is available by phone, live chat, email, and fax. C.1 Telephone Support In-house telephone support is available during the hours and at the telephone numbers shown in Table C-1. Voice mail is available during non-telephone hours. Table C-1.
Appendix C, Technical Support C.4 Fax Faxes can be sent to our 24-hour fax number at +1 604 460 6005. 54 TR-WMX-3.
Glossary 55 ARP Address Resolution Protocol, a network layer protocol used to convert an IP address into a physical (DLC) address, such as an Ethernet address. A host wishing to obtain a physical address broadcasts an ARP request onto the TCP/IP network. The host on the network that has the IP address in the request replies with its physical hardware address. CINR Carrier to Interference and Noise Ratio, a measure of quality for wireless signals.
Glossary 56 SSH Secure Shell, a program to log into another computer over a network to execute commands in a remote machine, and to move files from one machine to another. SSH provides strong authentication and secure communications over insecure channels, protecting a network from attacks such as IP spoofing, IP source routing, and DNS spoofing. Subnet mask A mask used to determine the subnet to which an IP address belongs.
Compliance Information This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 and Part 90 of the FCC rules, and Industry Canada RSS-192. Operation is subject to the following condition: (1) this device may not cause Interference. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.
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Index A Administrative settings displaying the Administrative Settings page, 44 Administrative Settings page, 44 Advanced configuration network setup, 25 TCP/IP settings, 25 VLAN settings, 27 WiMAX setup, 20 security settings, 24 wireless settings, 20 ARP Page, 40 C Changing device name, 45 password, 47 user name, 47 Components, 3 Configurations, iii Configurator Administrative Settings page, 44 ARP Page, 40 changing device name, 45 changing log in settings, 47 enabling or disabling Web, SSH, and Telnet ac
Index changing, 47 entering, 8 V VLAN settings, 27 R Rebooting the TR-WMX-3.
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