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030-300613 Rev A 86 August 2009
User Guide VersaLink Wireless Gatewa
y
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Model 7500
)
14.2.4.1 LAN Devices
The following screen will appear if you select Advanced > Diagnostics > System Status Tables > LAN Devices
from the main menu. The Gateway scans the network for devices that are connected to your LAN. If you want to
disable this feature in the Gateway, click disable scanning.
IP Address Displays the IP network address that your Gateway is on.
MAC Address Displays the Media Access Controller (MAC) address of this device.
Name Displays the ASCII (text) name of the devices connected to the LAN.
Status Displays the status of the devices connected to the LAN.
Enable/disable scanning Click this button to enable or disable the scanning function.
14.2.4.2 Wireless Stations
The following screen will appear if you select Advanced > Diagnostics > System Status Tables > Wireless
Stations from the main menu. This screen displays the wireless devices that are connected to your LAN along with
a history of all stations that authenticated and/or associated with the AP. There is only one entry per station, and the
data shown is based on the most recent authentication or association transaction between the AP and the given
station.
Authentication is the security process by which a station is recognized and allowed to associate for the purpose of
passing data. A station must be authenticated before it can associate with an AP. A station can be authenticated by
multiple access points; however, it may be associated with only one at a time. Authentication and association are
separate processes involving separate records. A station initiates both authentication and association, and the AP
firmware completes both. The AP informs the Gateway of the processes via autonomous management messages.
During periods of heavy WLAN traffic, it is possible that management messages will be dropped in favor of data. In
such instances, it is possible for the history to show a station still associated with the AP even though the station
may have roamed to another AP or is off.
NOTE: A Wireless device must be connected to the Gateway for this table to be populated.
- USER GUIDE 1
- CONTENTS 2
- 1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 4
- 2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4
- 3. REGULATORY INFORMATION 5
- 3.1 FCC Compliance Note 5
- CAUTION 7
- 4. HARDWARE FEATURES 8
- 4.1 LED Indicators 8
- 4.3 Connector Descriptions 9
- 4.5 Before You Begin 10
- 4.6 Microfilters 10
- 5. HARDWARE INSTALLATIONS 11
- 7. ACCESSING YOUR GATEWAY 22
- 8.3 Creating a New Location 34
- 8.4 Naming the New Location 34
- 8.7 Accessing Your Gateway 35
- 9. BASIC CONFIGURATION 37
- 10. HOME 38
- 10.2 Quick Links Panel 39
- 10.3 My Network Panel 40
- 10.4 Services Panel 40
- 11. MY NETWORK 41
- 11.1 Network Devices 41
- 11.2 Network Summary 43
- 12. WIRELESS 44
- 12.1 Wireless Basic Setup 44
- 12.2 Wireless Simple Config 45
- Push Button Method 46
- Pin Entry Method 47
- 12.3 Wireless Security 47
- 12.3.1 WEP Security 48
- 12.3.2 WPA Security 50
- 12.4 MAC Filtering 52
- 13. SECURITY 56
- 13.1 Security Level 56
- 13.1.1 Custom Rules 57
- 13.2 Security Services 58
- 13.2.1 ALG 59
- 13.2.2 Port Forwarding 60
- 13.2.2.1 Edit Custom Service 62
- 13.2.2.3 Service Details 65
- 13.2.2.4 New Custom Service 66
- 13.2.2.5 Static NAT 67
- 13.2.3 Port Triggering 68
- 13.2.3.1 Apply Rule 70
- 13.2.3.2 New Triggering Rule 71
- 13.3 Wireless Security 72
- 13.4 Change Password 72
- 13.5 Security Log 73
- 14. ADVANCED 75
- 14.1 Version Data 75
- 14.2 Diagnostics 76
- 14.2.1 Backup/Restore 76
- 14.2.2 Date Time 77
- 14.2.3 Network Statistics 78
- 14.2.3.1 Summary 79
- 14.2.3.2 Ethernet 80
- 14.2.3.4 WAN VC 82
- 14.2.3.5 USB 83
- 14.2.3.6 Wireless 84
- 14.2.4 System Status Tables 85
- 14.2.4.1 LAN Devices 86
- 14.2.4.2 Wireless Stations 86
- 14.2.4.3 RIP Table 87
- 14.2.4.4 QOS 88
- 14.2.5 System Logs 89
- 14.2.6 Test Utilities 90
- 14.2.7 Remote Access 92
- 14.2.8 Update Device 93
- 14.3.1 DNS 96
- 14.3.2 DHCP 97
- 14.3.3 Private LAN 98
- 14.3.4 VLAN 100
- 14.3.5 Public LAN 101
- 14.4.1 Connection Overview 102
- 14.4.2 ATM Loopback 103
- 14.4.3 VersaPort 103
- 14.4.4 VCs 106
- 14.4.4.1 VC 1 Configuration 107
- 14.4.5 WAN Detection 109
- 14.4.6 QoS 110
- 14.4.7 Routes 115
- 14.4.8 RIP 117
- 14.4.9 Dynamic DNS 118
- 14.5 Single Static IP 120
- 14.6 Restart 122
- 16. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 123
- 18. PUBLICATION INFORMATION 126
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