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WM5030M-OD USER MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Configuration Using Web Page................................................................................................................. 1

1.1.

Setup ..................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.2.

Establish Connection ............................................................................................................................ 1

1.3.

Device Configuration............................................................................................................................. 2

1.3.1.

Adapter Summary .......................................................................................................................... 3

1.3.2.

Link Status ..................................................................................................................................... 4

1.3.3.

Service Flows................................................................................................................................. 6

1.3.4.

Statistics......................................................................................................................................... 6

1.3.5.

Adapter Info ................................................................................................................................... 7

1.4.

Device Management ............................................................................................................................. 8

1.4.1.

Change Password.......................................................................................................................... 8

1.4.2.

Network Parameters ...................................................................................................................... 9

1.4.3.

Available Networks ...................................................................................................................... 11

1.4.4.

Full Scan ...................................................................................................................................... 11

1.4.5.

Provisioning ................................................................................................................................. 12

1.4.6.

Scanning List ............................................................................................................................... 17

1.4.7.

Authentication Setting .................................................................................................................. 18

1.4.8.

CS Capabilities ............................................................................................................................ 22

1.4.9.

SNTP............................................................................................................................................ 23

1.5.

Software Upgrade ............................................................................................................................... 24

1.6.

Restore Default Configuration............................................................................................................. 25

1.7.

Reset Factory Default ......................................................................................................................... 25

1.8.

Reconnect/Disconnect ........................................................................................................................ 26

Summary of Contents for WM5030M-OD WiMAX

Page 1: ...Version 1 3 TECOM CO LTD 2010 5 5 WM5030M OD WiMAX Outdoor Modem User Manual ...

Page 2: ... DOCUMENTATION TECOM SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON INFRINGEMENT WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE UNITS OF PRODUCT DELIVERED TO PURCHASER HEREUNDER ARE NOT FAULT TOLERANT AND ARE NOT DESIGNED MANUFACTURED OR INTENDED FOR USE OR RESALE IN APPLICATIONS WHERE THE FAILURE MALFUNCTION OR INACCURACY OF PRODUCTS CARRIES A RISK OF ...

Page 3: ...O ANY THIRD PARTIES TECOM NEITHER ASSUMES NOR AUTHORIZES ANY OTHER PERSON TO ASSUME FOR IT ANY OTHER LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE OR USE OF ITS PRODUCTS Limitation of Liability TECOM SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO THE PURCHASER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS LOSS OF USE INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS OR FOR ANY INDIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIA...

Page 4: ...Flows 6 1 3 4 Statistics 6 1 3 5 Adapter Info 7 1 4 Device Management 8 1 4 1 Change Password 8 1 4 2 Network Parameters 9 1 4 3 Available Networks 11 1 4 4 Full Scan 11 1 4 5 Provisioning 12 1 4 6 Scanning List 17 1 4 7 Authentication Setting 18 1 4 8 CS Capabilities 22 1 4 9 SNTP 23 1 5 Software Upgrade 24 1 6 Restore Default Configuration 25 1 7 Reset Factory Default 25 1 8 Reconnect Disconnect...

Page 5: ... Mode and Bridge Mode 28 2 1 1 IP Setting 29 3 Software Upgrade from Web page 30 4 Advance Setting for Service ISP 32 4 1 Advance Setting 32 4 1 1 Network Parameters WAN 33 4 1 2 Network Parameters NAT 34 4 1 3 Network Parameters Firewall 36 4 1 4 Network Parameters Filter 38 4 1 5 Dynamic Adaptation 40 ...

Page 6: ...ERRED NAP SETTING 13 FIGURE 15 PREFERRED NSP SETTING 14 FIGURE 16 NDSS SETTINGS 14 FIGURE 17 SCANNING LIST 17 FIGURE 18 AUTHENTICATION SETTING 18 FIGURE 19 TLS SETTINGS 19 FIGURE 20 TTLS SETTINGS 20 FIGURE 21 CS CAPABILITIES 22 FIGURE 22 SNTP SETTINGS 23 FIGURE 23 SOFTWARE UPGRADE 24 FIGURE 24 RESTORE DEFAULT CONFIGURATION 25 FIGURE 25 RESET FACTORY DEFAULT 25 FIGURE 26 RECONNECT AND DISCONNECT BU...

Page 7: ...SETTINGS FOR ROUTER MODE 32 FIGURE 34 WAN 33 FIGURE 35 NAT 34 FIGURE 36 DMZ HOST 34 FIGURE 37 VIRTUAL SERVER 35 FIGURE 38 FIREWALL 36 FIGURE 39 FIREWALL RULES TABLE 37 FIGURE 40 IP FILTER TABLE 38 FIGURE 41 MAC FILTER TABLE 39 FIGURE 42 DYNAMIC ADAPTATION 40 ...

Page 8: ...em into Web Browser A Dialogue Box will pop out to request for user login information See Figure 1 Figure 1 Login Please enter management username password into required fields then click OK to continue Default username password is subscriber subscriber When user successfully logs in the web page will lead user to Device Configuration Adapter Summary as shown on Figure 2 The left frame is the main...

Page 9: ...em remotely or locally via a Web Browser Network configuration must be planned and decided before starting the configuration procedure Under Device Configuration all available functions are grouped in the following categories based on their nature Adapter Summary Link Status Service Flows Statistics Adapter Info ...

Page 10: ... SS MAC Address Display WiMAX MAC address of this CPE Base Station ID Display Base Station s MAC address CPE is connected to Signal Strength Display strength of signal CPE is receiving Signal Quality Cinr resue1 Display quality of signal CPE is receiving Signal Quality Cinr resue3 Display quality of signal CPE is receiving Power On Time Display the time when the CPE is powered up Connection Time D...

Page 11: ...atus Frame Configuration Started Yes indicates successful start up State Display connection status Bandwidth Display the existing Bandwidth Cyclic Prefix Display the existing Cyclic Prefix Frame Length Display the existing Frame Length FFT Size Displays the existing FFT size Preamble Index Display preamble index ...

Page 12: ... ID Display Base Station ID BS EIRP Display Base Station EIRP MAC Version Display MAC Version Uplink Information Frequency Display uplink frequency Operational FEC CODE Display the Operational FEC CODE type Current FEC CODE Display the current FEC CODE type Initial Ranging Interval Display the initial Ranging Interval Number of Periodic Ranging Codes Display the Number of Periodic Ranging Codes ...

Page 13: ...6 Statistics Signal Statistics RSSI Display the average receiving signal strength value CINR resue1 Display the average CINR resue1 signal quality value CINR resue3 Display the average CINR resue3 signal quality value Packet Statistics Transmitted Display the amount of transmitted packet Received Display the amount of received packet Packet Error Rate Display packet error rate ...

Page 14: ...r Info MAC Address Display CPE s MAC address H W Version Display Hardware version F W Version Display Firmware version S W Version Display Software version BSP Version Display BSP version Apps File Name Display Apps File Name BSP File Name Display BSP File Name Software Version Version Number Display software version Model Name Display device s model name ...

Page 15: ...tion Settings CS Capabilities SNTP 1 4 1 Change Password User can change the login password when he or she logs in as administrator As shown in Figure 8 user has to enter user name and the original password Old Password and new password New Password and then re confirms the password Confirm Password Click Change Password to change password If the information is correct user can use the new passwor...

Page 16: ...ork settings User can feed IP address LAN IP and Subnet Mask into WiMAX modem User can select to Disable Enable modem s DHCP Server function When user enables the DHCP server function he must also configure related settings for DHCP server The Start IP Address and End IP address must be in the same subnet as the local IP Address of the LAN interface Figure 9 LAN ...

Page 17: ...in this page Static Route Table can be configured with 32 entries maximum Figure 10 Routing Enter the destination network address subnet mask gateway IP address and or interface then click Add to add the entry to the routing table Click Remove to remove a static routing rule from the Static Routing table ...

Page 18: ...to connect to the network that he selects from the Available Networks table Figure 11 Available Network Table 1 4 4 Full Scan The Full Scan mode can be configured in the table User can set the Range Bandwidth and Scan Step from this table to enforce the CPE to do Full Scan for searching the WiMAX Base Stations in the configured Frequency Range while the CPE can not connect to any frequency in the ...

Page 19: ...n Preferred NAP This tab provides a display area for the contractual agreement preference list with information about the NAP ID priority and channels Preferred NSP This tab provides a display area for the roaming agreement preference list with information about the NSP name priority and IDs Settings This tab provides fields to select or configure the network settings ...

Page 20: ...e network access provider Each NAP is identified with an NAP ID and associated with a channel list Contractual Agreement Preference List is a list of NAPs defined by NAP IDs that give access to the home NSP The CAPL can be empty Each NAP defined in the CAPL is associated with a channel list The channel list can be empty which indicates all provisioned channels Figure 14 Preferred NAP setting ...

Page 21: ...re this parameter with the NSP names as character strings and NSP ID lists An NSP ID list can be empty Roaming Agreement Preference List is a list of NSPs defined by NSP IDs to which the MS can connect if the home NSP is not found The RAPL can be empty Figure 15 Preferred NSP Setting 1 4 5 3 Settings This tab provides fields to select or configure the network settings Figure 16 NDSS Settings ...

Page 22: ...k entry automatically as soon as a valid NAP or NSP is found The MS connects to the channel with the best RSSI depending on the other scanning configuration parameters The NDS state moves automatically from SCANNING to CONNECTING Roaming Enabled Enabled MS can connect to NSPs other than the home NSP All channels are scanned to retrieve all possible NSPs Disabled MS only scans channels from the CAP...

Page 23: ...Disabled MS connects to the first allowed NAP This parameter is only valid if Auto Connect is enabled Accurate Best NSP Selection Enabled MS looks for the highest priority NSP Disabled MS connects to the first allowed NSP in the CAPL This parameter is only valid when Auto Connect is enabled Scanning Interval After trying all the configured channels the MS waits for certain interval time specified ...

Page 24: ...The available state of each channel is shown on last column of the table Figure 17 Scanning List Frequency Input the required frequency Bandwidth Input the required Bandwidth e g 3MHz 4 375MHz 5MHz 6MHz 7MHz 8 75MHz 10MHz Duration Choose the required Duration e g 5ms 10ms ID Input the required Identity Note A channel can not be added when WiMAX modem is scanning state Press Disconnect to stop ...

Page 25: ...ide security settings Select Authentication Settings page to display dialog see Figure 18 This section illustrates how to use the functions on the Authentication Settings page Figure 18 Authentication Setting Authentication type means EAP authentication method The following methods are available TLS TTLS ...

Page 26: ...WM5030M OD USER MANUAL 19 Figure 19 TLS Settings ...

Page 27: ...WM5030M OD USER MANUAL 20 Figure 20 TTLS Settings Inner Auth type The inner round of EAP authentication type only applies to EAP TTLS The following methods are available CHAP MD5 PAP MSCHAPV1 MSCHAPV2 ...

Page 28: ...ser certificate The key depends on the file format and only applies to EAP TLS User needs to duplicate user key if user certificate and key are in the same file The user key field can not be empty Decryption Key File Password Password It s optional password protection for MS private key Figure 19 and Figure 20 illustrate EAP s setting User can select Enable Authentication to enable authentication ...

Page 29: ... Capabilities The current CS Convergence Sub Layer capabilities supported are listed in Figure 21 The supported CS types are IPv4 802 3 If settings are changed user has to reboot the device to enable CS support Figure 21 CS Capabilities ...

Page 30: ...WM5030M OD USER MANUAL 23 1 4 9 SNTP SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol is a simplified version of the NTP Network Time Protocol protocol Figure 22 SNTP Settings ...

Page 31: ...he upgrade file that has img suffix in computer Click Apply to start upgrade Time spent depends on image size and modem usage status Figure 23 Software Upgrade WARNING Interrupting the update process may crash this Modem Image Please Wait until the update process is finished before terminating the network or switching off the device ...

Page 32: ...eters by ISP if provided User needs to reboot device to make new settings take effect Figure 24 Restore Default Configuration 1 7 Reset Factory Default Press Reset Factory Default see Figure 25 to reset to factory default settings User needs to reboot device to make new settings take effect Figure 25 Reset Factory Default ...

Page 33: ... to the WIMAX Network Press Disconnect to disconnect the CPE from the WIMAX Network 1 9 Reboot Press Reboot to reboot device to make new settings take effect Figure 27 Reboot Button 1 10 Logout Press Logout in the main menu user will not be able to configure settings To change device settings access start up page and login again ...

Page 34: ...re 28 Logout page 1 11 Change Mode User can change mode between Router Mode and Bridge Mode Press BRIDGE MODE button to change to bridge mode User needs to reboot device to make new settings take effect Figure 29 Change Mode Button ...

Page 35: ...supporting the Router mode to support IP Sharing for LAN network this modem can be configured to work in bridge mode between WiMAX network and Ethernet LAN User can switch operation modes according to his or her needs Press the Button BRIDGE MODE or ROUTER MODE to choose the desired mode Reboot the device to make new settings take effect Figure 30 Home Page of Bridge Mode ...

Page 36: ...e Obtain an IP address automatically to obtain an IP address automatically Or user can enable Use the following IP address to configure static IP address and subnet mask such as Figure 31 Notice Configuring the gateway with static value will disable the automatic assignment from DHCP or other connection Notice Please use the Static IP assignment for bridge mode only Otherwise you may lose the Ethe...

Page 37: ... login Please enter the management username password into the fields then click on the OK button default username password is subscriber subscriber Step 2 Obtain an updated software image file from your ISP Go to Software Upgrade page and enter the path to the image file location in the box below or click the Browse button to locate the image file which must be img suffix in your computer Click Ap...

Page 38: ...Time is the remained estimate time for upgrade process finish which is for reference only Step 4 Upgrade Success will be displayed when upgrading succeeds Step 5 Press Reboot button to reboot the system Step 6 After rebooting the system user can check the latest software version ...

Page 39: ...ral users will use subscriber as login username Through this account user can t configure Network Parameters such as WAN NAT Firewall and Filter as well as Dynamic Adaptation To enable advance settings in web page user needs to use isp as username to login The default password for isp account is isp Figure 33 Home Page of Advance Settings for Router Mode ...

Page 40: ...the ISP for the WiMAX Interface of this modem See Figure 34 User can configure WAN setting e g IP address Default Gateway and DNS All of them can be set to auto or manual When user sets IP address manually he has to configure the default gateway and DNS manually too MTU Maximum Transfer Unit can be set between 1300 and 2048 Figure 34 WAN ...

Page 41: ...ng which includes DMZ host and Virtual server Figure 35 NAT If user has a computer that can not run Internet applications properly from behind the device then user can allow that computer unrestricted access to Internet that is to enter the IP address of that computer as a DMZ Demilitarized Zone host Adding a client to the DMZ may expose that computer to a variety of security risks so please use t...

Page 42: ...92 168 111 80 and a VPN port 1723 server at 192 168 111 7 then user needs to specify the following virtual server Figure 37 Virtual Server IP Address The server computer in the LAN network that will be providing the virtual services Protocol The protocol used for the virtual service External Port The port number on the WAN side that will be used to access the virtual service Internal Port The port...

Page 43: ...n see Figure 38 and Figure 39 The maximum quantity of each filter is 32 Figure 38 Firewall Action Select Deny and Pass to allow or deny the traffic through the device Direction Selecting In indicates the traffic direction is inward into device and selecting out indicates the traffic direction is outward from the device Protocol Select one of the following protocols including TCP UDP ICMP TCP UDP a...

Page 44: ... Figure 38 If Pass in Action filed is selected only user specified source IP addresses are allowed to access the Destination IP addresses and the specified port If Deny in Action field is selected only user specified source IP addresses are not allowed to access to the Destination IP addresses and the specified port To remove a selected firewall rule select the desired rule then press Remove at th...

Page 45: ...sired filter settings Figure 40 IP Filter Table Press Apply at end of table to add a new IP Filter See Figure 40 and Figure 41 for setting details If Pass in Action field is selected only user specified IP addresses are allowed to access the wireless network If Deny in Action field is selected only user specified IP addresses are not allowed to access the wireless network To remove a selected IP f...

Page 46: ...escription block Press Apply at end of table to add a new MAC Filter See Figure 41 User specified source MAC addresses are not allowed to access the destination MAC address To remove a selected MAC filter rule select the desired rule then press Remove at the end of the table see Figure 41 ...

Page 47: ...etwork for each mobile station MS This optimization is done by selecting the most suitable Modulation and Coding Scheme MCS in other words from QPSK 1 2 to 64QAM 5 6 in accordance with the signal quality measured by MS Select Enable Disable Dynamic Adaptation see Figure 42 and press Save Apply to save settings Figure 42 Dynamic Adaptation ...

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