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DosaLink – 540 Wireless LAN IEEE 

802.11 a/b/g Access Point User’s Manual 

 
 

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Summary of Contents for DosaLink 540

Page 1: ...Point User s Manual Version E 1 1 Copyright statement No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means whether electronic mechanica...

Page 2: ...e DosaLink 540 15 8 Connect the Internet via the configuration window of DosaLink 540 16 9 Configuration the DosaLink 540 21 9 1 ADSL PPPoE users 21 9 2 Cable and VDSL Users 22 9 3 Static IP Users 23...

Page 3: ...50 13 4 WAN Setup 51 13 5 Server 55 13 6 Access Control 57 13 7 Port Forwarding 58 13 8 Static Routing 60 13 9 Wireless Setup 61 13 9 1 Primary Setup 62 13 9 2 Advanced Setup 65 13 9 3 WDS 66 13 9 4 M...

Page 4: ...ority to operate this equipment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this devi...

Page 5: ...be able to share the network simultaneously Strong phased security functions The Firewall functioning of NAT is able to block an intrusion from any untrusted external networks By utilizing the Demilit...

Page 6: ...5 5 6 9 11 12 18 24 36 54Mbps Auto Manual Selectable Reset Factory Default Value LED Indicator PWR WAN LAN1 LAN2 LAN3 DIAG WLAN Operation Environment Ambient Operation Temperature 0 C to 40 C Storage...

Page 7: ...1 2 Wireless Ethernet MIB HTTPS SSL WEB Base Configuration Console Base Configuration Table 1 DosaLink 540 Specifications 4 Exterior view Figure 1 DosaLink 540 Top Views PWR Indicates the status of th...

Page 8: ...n status of WLAN Off Malfunction On Normal operation Blinking The packets are sending and receiving with normal connection Table 2 Indications of the Front side LED Figure 2 DosaLink 540 Back View 5 I...

Page 9: ...ve built in AUTO MDI MDIX function either a direct cable or cross cable can be used Figure 3 Example of connecting cables 5 3 Configuration Information The following information is required for config...

Page 10: ...he Dosalink 540 assigned IP address Second the IP address can be assigned by the user However a static IP address should be assigned for operating servers such as Web FTP etc Configuring the user s PC...

Page 11: ...User s Manual 11 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 4 Local Area Connection Properties Window Figure 5 Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties Window...

Page 12: ...w Figure 6 Run Window 2 The IP address Subnet Mask and Gateway that are assigned automatically should be confirmed with inputting the command ipconfig on the DOS window If it is normal then the IP add...

Page 13: ...on explains how to assign the static IP address to the user s PC when the DosaLink 540 cannot assign an IP address to the user s PC or a server is operating on the network 1 Control Panel Network Conn...

Page 14: ...Area Connection Properties window 3 If several user s PCs need to be assigned IP addresses then the information for Subnet Mask Gateway and DNS server should be the same and the IP address should be s...

Page 15: ...fore configuring the PC by utilizing the configuration window of the DosaLink 540 For this purpose the ping command can be used Start Run input cmd and press OK The DOS window will be open Once perfor...

Page 16: ...eb browser to connect to the Internet However it is not connected to the Internet because the DosaLink 540 is not configured yet On the web browser s menu select tools Internet options Figure 12 Inter...

Page 17: ...User s Manual 17 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 13 Delete Cookies Delete Files 3 At Dial up and Virtual Private Network settings menu select Never dial a connection then click LAN Settings as shown in Figure 14...

Page 18: ...ual 18 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 14 Dial up and Virtual Private Network settings 4 In the Local Area Network LAN Settings window remove the check marks V as shown in Figure 15 and select OK to save the conf...

Page 19: ...ndow 5 After configuration enter https 192 168 1 1 into the Address window of web browser as shown in Figure 16 Figure 16 https 192 168 1 1 6 Since the SSL is implemented to enhance the security if th...

Page 20: ...sage 7 The Default ID and Password to connect to this web page shown in Figure 18 are root and admin respectively Figure 18 Default User ID and Password 8 If it connects as shown in Figure 19 the init...

Page 21: ...atically it may be necessary to configure only once from any user s PC 9 1 ADSL PPPoE users In the case of the Automatic connection MODEM users among ADSL subscribers Cable VDSL is selected for Intern...

Page 22: ...Cable and VDSL Users 1 The same as above the Automatic connection MODEM users should select Cable VDSL for Internet Service Type in the WAN Setup menu as shown in Figure 21 2 Since most ISPs confirm t...

Page 23: ...he menu will be confirmed Figure 21 Configuration Windows for Cable VDSL Users 9 3 Static IP Users 1 From the WAN Setup menu select Static IP 2 Input the IP address Subnet Mask Gateway and DNS from yo...

Page 24: ...figuring Dosalink 540 as simple Access Point like HUB device select None 10 Network Connection Status After configuration of WAN Setup LAN Setup and Wireless Setup theIP address can be confirmed at th...

Page 25: ...N Setup Status Status of WAN Port and the Status for IP Address Subnet mask and Gateway of WAN Port 4 Wireless Setup Status Wireless Setup Status 5 DNS IP of DNS Server for WAN 11 DosaLink 540 Menu De...

Page 26: ...rvers the static IP address should be used 1 In the menu of DHCP Server select Enable or Disable If Disable is selected then the DHCP Relay Agent should be selected as Enable so that the client adapte...

Page 27: ...user should choose Disable for DHCP function In the case of selecting Enable the IP address for the DHCP should be written into the menu as shown in Figure 25 Figure 25 Configuration Window for Server...

Page 28: ...he Chain such as Input Output or Forward 3 Protocol To restrict the specific protocols such as TCP and UDP If it is configured to All then all protocols are blocked 4 Set the range for Source IP s reg...

Page 29: ...e DosaLink 540 and impossible to access to the specific Programs of PC that connects to the DosaLink 540 In case that it is necessary for the external to forward to the specific program at the specifi...

Page 30: ...c PC and the Gateway Figure 28 Static Routing 1 To set the Network Name arbitrarily 2 To input the range of Destination IP connecting to the intra network 3 To input Subnetmask 4 To input the Gateway...

Page 31: ...the current configured values to the initial values When Submit is pressed it is applied The system should be Reboot 4 The System Rebooting is to reboot the DosaLink 540 5 The Log Messages shows the...

Page 32: ...related the nESA the enhanced wireless security function is offered by the DosaLink 540 The uploaded EDATA supporting the nESA may not be deleted even if Factory Default is applied The file name of t...

Page 33: ...or the number In case of the alphabet it should be distinguished between the lower and upper case 5 IEEE 802 11 Standards are selected in this menu Wireless Mode Selection For instance if 802 11g only...

Page 34: ...N communicating over a wireless medium is vulnerable in nature For that the IEEE802 11 Task Group TG has generated the various security solutions such as WEP WPA WPA2 802 1x and etc However it has bee...

Page 35: ...he program resides on the client adapter generates a Master Key by using the unique users keys that the Key Generator generates and the user inherent information so that the client adapter can be conn...

Page 36: ...rogram Please refer to the LinkAuthentica User s Manual for more information 4 The menu Passphrase generates the key automatically with inputting a user specific word or phrase If the user wants to ge...

Page 37: ...fined in this menu DTIM Interval It can be set between 1 and 255 11 10 Wireless Distribution System WDS The WDS function is established in this menu The WDS is the function that the DosaLink 540 is co...

Page 38: ...s menu MAC Filtering Disable Do not use the MAC Filtering Accept Only the user s PC with a MAC address that is listed in the MAC Filtering Table are able to access the DosaLink 540 Deny The user s PC...

Page 39: ...uthentication the Dynamic Unicast Session Key or Static Broadcast Key which the IEEE 802 1x EAP packets contain is transferred to the authenticated user s PC The Session Key can be different for each...

Page 40: ...b Redirection When the user s PC that connects to the DosaLink 540 fails to authenticate it allows the user s PC to point the specific WEB Site Figure 35 802 1x 1 Select IEEE 802 1x authentication fun...

Page 41: ...is set in this menu of ACCT_INTERIM_INTERVAL 9 WEB_REDIRECTION Select to use the Web Redirection function in this menu 10 WEB_REDIRECTION_IP Input the IP address of Web site that is to be connected a...

Page 42: ...PA EAP when the WPA is enabled 3 If the WPA EAP is selected then the Radius Server s IP address Port and Shared Secret are written into this menu Radius Server 4 Select to use either AES or TKIP in th...

Page 43: ...works within a physical network Several VLANs can co exist within such a network This helps to reduce the broadcast domain A VLAN consists of network computers and devices that exist on the same domai...

Page 44: ...ry Resetting The Factory Resetting means to set the configuration of DosaLink 540 as the initial values The most recent uploaded EDATA via nESA EDATA UPLOAD should be maintained even though the Factor...

Page 45: ...User s Manual 45 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 38 System 3 When Fgure 39 appears press OK to return the previous display The DosaLink 540 reboot after changing to the Factory Default...

Page 46: ...User s Manual 46 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 39 Result Page 4 If the Submit of System Reboot in Figure 40 is pressed then it has completed the Factory Resetting with rebooting the DosaLink 540...

Page 47: ...5 seconds then all the configuration values are back to the Factory Resetting Approximately one or two minutes is needed to reboot the DosaLink 540 automatically 13 Configuration via Console Refer to...

Page 48: ...User s Manual 48 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 41 connecting telnet 2 Input login ID and Password the defaults are root and admin respectively Figure 42 Login...

Page 49: ...WAN Setup Select the method to connect to WAN and configure it 4 Sever Select and set the DHCP Server and DHCP RELAY AGENT 5 Access Control Set the firewall functions by using the IP addresses 6 Port...

Page 50: ...aLink 540 2 LNA Status The configured LAN IP Subnetmask and use of DHCP Server are confirmed in this menu 3 WAN Status Shows the status of WAN WAN IP Address Subnetmask Default Gateway 4 Wireless Stat...

Page 51: ...ified a communication currently connected with the user s PC is disconnected 2 NetMask The NetMask is set in this menu 3 s save Register the newly configured information 4 r return Back to the previou...

Page 52: ...r s Manual 52 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 46 WAN Setup If PPPoE ADSL is used then select 1 PPPoE Setup in Figure 47 Figure 47 PPPoE Setup 1 Select 1 which is User Name and input ID User Name is registered at...

Page 53: ...n figure 48 above 4 Save the configured values If Cable or VDSL is used then select 2 Cable VDSL Setup from the WAN Setup If the DHCP server is operated it is also established via Cable VDSL Setup An...

Page 54: ...s Manual 54 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 49 Cable VDSL Setup 1 Select MAC Address and change the Mac address Figure 50 MAC Address 2 If the previous MAC Address needs to be restored then select Restore MAC Add...

Page 55: ...etup 1 Input IP Address NetMask GateWay Address and DNS Server IP which are assigned to the DosaLink 540 13 5 Server This is for setting the DHCP Server The basic settings in this menu are the DHCP Se...

Page 56: ...r E 1 1 Figure 52 Server Setup 1 1 DHCP Server Setup Configure the DHCP Server Figure 53 DHCP Server Setup 1 DHCP Select to use the DHCP Server 2 Start Addr and End Addr Specify the assigned range of...

Page 57: ...DHCP Client Table The registered information of DHCP Client Table may be confirmed 2 2 DHCP Relay Setup Configure DHCP Relay Agent Figure 54 DHCP Relay Setup 1 DHCP Relay Select either enable or disab...

Page 58: ...et Mask Port of Input Output and Forward in the Policy Source IP 0 0 0 0 for every available IPs Src NetMask 0 0 0 0 Src Start Port and Src End Port The specified ranges for Port can be assigned If no...

Page 59: ...User s Manual 59 73 Ver E 1 1 Figure 56 Port Forwarding Setup 1 DMZ Setup Figure 57 DMZ Setup 1 DMZ Select either enable or disable 2 IP Address Input the IP address of the user s PC to be configured...

Page 60: ...Port Dest End Port Set the range of the specific Port Number from the external 4 Internal IP Input the IP address of PC to which the specific Port is forwarding 5 Internal Start Port Internal Stop Po...

Page 61: ...t the range of Destination IP connecting to the intra network 3 Subnet Mask Input Subnet Mask 4 GateWay Input the Gatway IP WAN IP as used in the intra network 5 p Confirm the registered configuration...

Page 62: ...e Threshold values etc 3 WDS Set to the communication path between one DosaLink 540 and another DosaLink 540 via WDS configuration 4 MAC Filtering Can be controlled to access the DosaLink 540 based on...

Page 63: ...Thus the client adapters can not connected to the DosaLink 540 that is set to Wireless Bridge 3 Country Code This can not be modified from what is set in the DosaLink 540 Each country s frequency is d...

Page 64: ...able when the Channel Select is set to Manual The Channel 6 is the Factory Default value 8 WEP Key Setup If the WEP an encryption to protect the data over the wireless area is selected Enable then the...

Page 65: ...Control The transmitting power of the system can be controlled in this menu Tx Power Control There are 4 different settings AUTO 100 70 and 50 2 Tx Rate Control The transmitting data rate can be cont...

Page 66: ...fault value of 100 is recommended 6 DTIM Interval The number of Beacon Interval in the DTIM is defined It can be set to between 1 and 255 13 9 3 WDS Figure 64 WDS Setup 1 WDS Use Select for use of the...

Page 67: ...g Accept The user s PCs whose MAC addresses are listed in the MAC Filtering Table are able to access the DosaLink 540 Deny The user s PCs whose MAC addresses are listed in the MAC Filtering Table are...

Page 68: ...is associated with the accounting server should be input The default value is 1813 7 Account Share The Shared Secret is a text string that serves as a password registered at the accounting server It...

Page 69: ...nESA The Key consists of 256 bits and uses a Hexadecimal number Disable The nESA is not used Default Key It means the Factory Default It is not necessary for the user to input the key User Key The use...

Page 70: ...he WPA EAP is selected then the Radius Server s IP address is input 4 WPA RADIUS PORT If the WPA EAP is selected then the Radius Server Port is assigned 5 WPA RADIUS SECRET If the WPA EAP is selected...

Page 71: ...IUS PORT If the WPA EAP is selected then the Radius Server s Port is input f RSN RADIUS SECRET If the WPA EAP is selected then the Radius Server s Shared Secret is input g RSN CIPHER SUITE Select to u...

Page 72: ...sage Digest algorithm 5 MDIX Medium Dependent Interface Crossover NAT Network Address Translation nESATM nDosa Enhanced Security Algorithm OS Operating System PMP Point to MultiPoint PPPoE Point to Po...

Page 73: ...User s Manual 73 73 Ver E 1 1 WDS Wireless Distribution System WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy WLAN Wireless Local Area Network WPA Wi Fi Protected Access...

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