AT&T 6800B4X - Manual

AT&T 6800B4X

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Table of Contents
  • Page 3 – File & print sharing for Windows; Before you begin; • During installation you may be required to enter a log-in
  • Page 4 – Getting Started; About Your New Wireless Router; Wireless Router can be used with computers equipped with Windows; Internet
  • Page 5 – Package Contents; Wireless Router
  • Page 6 – Router Controls, Connections and Indicator Lights; BACK
  • Page 7 – Step 1: Make sure that you have Internet access
  • Page 8 – Setup Wizard; Step 3: Run the Setup Wizard; Press; press; Enter; Click the; Run Wizard; button to display the Internet Connection Type screen (see below).; Internet Connection Type; After you make a selection, press; Next; to display a setup screen for the option you’ve chosen.; Dynamic IP Address
  • Page 9 – Set Dynamic IP Address; Set PPPoE; Set Static IP Address
  • Page 10 – Set Wireless LAN Connection; Setup completed; If there is no response when you click your web browser’s; Home; • Reboot your computer.; Run Security Wizard
  • Page 11 – Security Wizard: Set Admin Password; Set WEP Encryption
  • Page 12 – Test your connections; Security setup completed; Back; Close Wizard
  • Page 13 – Basic System Settings; button at the bottom of each page.
  • Page 15 – Wireless settings; wireless adapters will auto-
  • Page 16 – On; . Click on the box to; Apply
  • Page 17 – ISP Connection Type; Internet when you turn on your computer.
  • Page 18 – ISP Connection Type: Dynamic IP Address; Copy MAC Address
  • Page 19 – ISP Connection Type: PPPoE; Dynamic PPPoE; to use a static IP address for your PPPoE connection.; Service Name; If your ISP uses a service name for the PPPoE connection, enter the
  • Page 20 – ISP Connection Type: Static IP Address; To set a static IP address:
  • Page 21 – The starting IP address for the DHCP server's IP assignment.; DHCP Server
  • Page 22 – Advanced System Settings; Virtual Server; Following fields are filled in automatically
  • Page 23 – Edit; Multiple Connection Applications
  • Page 24 – IP Filters; Filters
  • Page 25 – Turn off MAC Filters:; MAC Filters
  • Page 26 – URL Blocking
  • Page 27 – Add; Domain Blocking
  • Page 28 – Firewall Rules
  • Page 29 – to allow unrestricted Internet access to designated computers.; DMZ
  • Page 30 – Static routing; may provide you with this information.; Routing
  • Page 31 – (Default Off) If you enable dynamic routing, you should choose; Dynamic Routing
  • Page 32 – Routing Table
  • Page 33 – adapter connected to your wireless network.; Wireless Performance
  • Page 34 – Administrator System Settings; Passwords; Administrator settings; Enter the port number used for access to the router.; If you create an Admin; Admin; in the User Name field.; Admin; Write down
  • Page 35 – Router Info; Click; Set Time; to enable; Universal Plug and Play:
  • Page 36 – Backup Router System Settings
  • Page 37 – Other Options; name or IP address, then click; Ping; (“Packet Internet Groper”). If the computer is currently connected
  • Page 38 – Status Screens; Router Information; more recent version if one is available.)
  • Page 39 – Go to the beginning of log entries.; Activity
  • Page 40 – Click to delete all recorded data.; Traffic Statistics
  • Page 42 – to activate Parental Control for the selected computer. To; Parental Control
  • Page 43 – Gaming
  • Page 44 – Personal Web Site
  • Page 45 – to allow access to the virtual server for the FTP site.; Copy; Enter times when you want to allow access to the server, or click; Always; to allow access; Personal FTP Site
  • Page 46 – to activate this feature and allow users to make and receive
  • Page 47 – Upgrades; Click here to check for latest firmware:; Click this link to find out if new firmware is available. If so,; Browse; • Click; Firmware Upgrade
  • Page 48 – Configuring the Wireless Network; Change Network Settings; Once you have changed settings on any screen, click; to apply the change to the router.; Configuring Windows; Some configuration of Windows; Windows
  • Page 49 – Configure Windows; Start; Network and Internet Connections; Network Connections; Caution
  • Page 50 – Wireless Network Connection; Properties
  • Page 51 – Highlight the; My Computer; icon on your desktop,; Change
  • Page 52 – When Windows; user name; and; password; My Network Places
  • Page 53 – If your printer is not listed in this window,; Add a Printer; instructions to set up your printer for use.
  • Page 54 – icon on your; Sharing and; This will allow others access to all files on this; Check the; Share this folder on the Network; To protect your files with higher levels of; OK
  • Page 55 – To Share Network Files in Windows; icon on; View Workgroup Computers; to
  • Page 56 – Configuring the Wireless Network — Windows
  • Page 58 – Computers Near Me
  • Page 59 – Add Printer; , then follow the instructions
  • Page 60 – Sharing; Share this folder; To continue, click the; Permissions; To set more restrictive permissions, please
  • Page 61 – to see a list
  • Page 64 – Network Neighborhood
  • Page 66 – Shared As; button, then enter a unique; Comment; options allow you to restrict
  • Page 68 – Troubleshooting; Problem Solution
  • Page 70 – Corrective procedures
  • Page 71 – Glossary
  • Page 72 – Refers to the breaking up of data packets during transmission.
  • Page 73 – resources among the devices on the LAN.
  • Page 75 – Virtual Servers
  • Page 76 – • DSSS: Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum; Technical Specifications
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Plug&Share

Wireless Router
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6800B4X

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Summary

Page 2 - Table of Contents

Table of Contents AT&T Plug&Share ™ 22 Mbps Turbo Wireless Router 6800B4X 2 Table of Contents GETTING STARTED ..................................................................4 About your new wireless network router ........................4Package contents.....................................

Page 3 - File & print sharing for Windows; Before you begin; • During installation you may be required to enter a log-in

Table of Contents AT&T Plug&Share ™ 22 Mbps Turbo Wireless Router 6800B4X 3 STATUS SCREENS ..................................................................38 Device information ........................................................38Logs .....................................................

Page 4 - Getting Started; About Your New Wireless Router; Wireless Router can be used with computers equipped with Windows; Internet

Getting Started AT&T Plug&Share ™ 22 Mbps Turbo Wireless Router 6800B4X 4 About Your New Wireless Router Your new AT&T Plug&Share ™ Wireless Router gives you the freedom to share files, programs, storage devices, scanners, printers and even broadband Internet access among all the com...

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