Nortel NB5PLUS4/W - Manual

Nortel NB5PLUS4/W

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – NB5Plus4/W User Guide; Contents; Do I need a Micro filter?
  • Page 3 – Rules Configuration Page
  • Page 4 – Wireless>Configuration
  • Page 5 – Overview; tions, services and deployment conditions.
  • Page 6 – NB5Plus4/W Package Contents
  • Page 7 – Minimum System Requirements; comply with the minimum system requirements.
  • Page 8 – example of connecting your ADSL Modem/Router using a Microfilter.
  • Page 9 – LED Indicators; Label; Power
  • Page 10 – Back Panel Ports; Connect the Power Adapt0r that comes with your package.; Reset; To reset your ADSL Router to factory default settings. (All custom-; USB; Rear Panel of the NB5Plus4
  • Page 11 – Restoring Factory Defaults; Typical situations are:
  • Page 12 – Default Settings; blank; Modem Access; admin
  • Page 13 – Connecting your NB5Plus4/W; Connecting your NB5Plus4/W ADSL Modem via; ETHERNET
  • Page 14 – the other end to the wall socket.
  • Page 15 – NB5Plus4W Antenna Instructions; Antenna
  • Page 16 – Configuring your NB5Plus4/W; necessary information to complete this step.; modem’s EasyCon­fig­ setup screen­ directly.); The default username is; The default password is; admin­; Click on; Log In; The EasyConfig page will be displayed.
  • Page 18 – Computer Hardware Configuration; Windows® XP PCs; twice to confirm your changes, and close the; Windows Me PCs
  • Page 20 – Advanced Settings; login with username ‘admin’ and password ‘admin’.
  • Page 21 – Setup; Click the Setup tab.
  • Page 22 – Setup>LAN Configuration; Area Network settings.; Interfaces; It is possible to have separate LAN groups:; LAN Groups; setup with static IP addressing. Below is a sample configuration:
  • Page 24 – Configuring LAN Groups; interface and click the Configure hyperlink:
  • Page 25 – IP Settings; to be changed unless to suit existing network requirements.; Un­man­ag­ed
  • Page 26 – Ren­ew button­; address is specified on all computers
  • Page 27 – Services; this manual for information on the settings for these services.; Ethernet Switch; speed, select the setting from the dropdown menu of a port.
  • Page 28 – WAN Setup>New Connection; Username & Password (usually only required for PPPoE or PPPoA types); PPPoE Connection Setup Fields; Option; Name
  • Page 29 – VLAN ID; with a VLAN, this field will be enabled; Priority Bits
  • Page 30 – PPPoE Connection Setup; MTU
  • Page 32 – Discon­n­ect Button­s:
  • Page 33 – PPPoA Connection Setup
  • Page 34 – Static Connection Setup
  • Page 35 – DHCP Connection Setup; Bridge Settings; mode you select in the Mode field.
  • Page 36 – CLIP Connection Setup
  • Page 38 – Logout; Click Log Out to logout of the modem’s configuration interface.
  • Page 39 – Advanced; This section deals with these features.
  • Page 42 – Tertiary SNTP Servers
  • Page 43 – QoS Setup Page; The QoS setup page will have 2 primary fields:; in the “QoS Setup Page” section.
  • Page 44 – Traffic Queuing Configuration; mechanism as described below.
  • Page 46 – WRR Queue Scheduler for Medium and Low priority queues
  • Page 48 – Select LAN Group:; ent. To find out the MAC address of the; Advanced > LAN Isolation
  • Page 49 – Advanced > Bridge Filters; Enable/Disable Bridge Filtering; into the Source or Destination fields enters a null value.; Edit or Delete Bridge Filter Rules
  • Page 50 – Allow In­comin­g­ Pin­g­:; DMZ Settings
  • Page 51 – Select your WAN; Advanced Port Forwarding: Creating Custom Rules
  • Page 52 – Destin­ation­ IP Address:
  • Page 53 – Destination Port Start; port start is the first number in the; Destin­ation­ Port Map:; Adding Custom Rules to Applied Rules List
  • Page 54 – Advanced > IP Filters; Clients under the Advanced Menu.; Advanced > Access Control
  • Page 55 – Tools; Tools>System Commands; execute a command. Here you will find the following functions:; Tools>User Management
  • Page 56 – Tools>Update Firmware; tion file and then click the Update Gateway button.
  • Page 57 – Hidden Bridge Filter Rules; prevents further access to the router.
  • Page 59 – Advanced > Static Routing; Configuring Static Routing:; address will be entered in this field.
  • Page 60 – Advanced>Dynamic Routing
  • Page 61 – Advanced>Port Forwarding
  • Page 62 – More about Port Forwarding; private IP addresses used by your PCs.
  • Page 63 – Well-know and registered Ports; Port Number; Easy Port Forwarding: Applying Pre-Defined Rules
  • Page 64 – Status; Status>Network Statistics; Note: The statistics will be reset on loss of power or Reboot/Reset.
  • Page 65 – Status > Connection Status
  • Page 66 – Status > DHCP Clients; Time assigned to other computers in your network by the modem.; Status > Modem Status; The Modem Status page shows the modem status and DSL statistics.; Status > Product Information
  • Page 67 – EasyConfig; nally configured your modem with.; Help; perlinks to access the information.; Appendix A: NB5Plus4W Wireless Features
  • Page 68 – Wireless Main Screen
  • Page 70 – Wireless Setup Field Descriptions
  • Page 71 – En­able AP; Service Set Identifier of the AP. The
  • Page 72 – Hidden SSID; Enables/disables the Hidden SSID
  • Page 80 – When checked, wireless users will not; User Isolation; The figure below demonstrates the User Isolation feature.; Save Your Changes
  • Page 81 – Following is a description of the Wireless Configuration fields:; Beacon­ Period; The time interval between beacon frame; DTIM period; Delivery Traffic Identification Map
  • Page 82 – RTS threshold; Request To Send The number of bytes; Frag­men­tation­ Threshold; Multi Domain­ Capability; This feature can only be configured on a; Coun­try Strin­g­
  • Page 83 – Video Blast Support; None
  • Page 84 – WPA; with WPA capability to connect to the
  • Page 85 – En­able WEP
  • Page 86 – Server IP Address; tication Dial-In User Service) server’s IP; Port; The RADUIS server’s port.; Secret; The secret that the AP shares with the
  • Page 87 – Group Key In­terval; Following is a description of the WPA Security field settings.
  • Page 88 – The PSK string needs to be entered in the first time configuration; Wireless > Management > Associated Stations
  • Page 89 – Create an Access List; You can access this screen by clicking on the Status button.
  • Page 90 – Log out; Use the following procedures to log out.; Appendix B: Specification
  • Page 91 – ENCAPSULATION SUPPORT; • RFC2684 Bridged and Routed LLC and VC Mux Support; NETWORK SUPPORT
  • Page 93 – VoIP; • QoS support for voice packets; SECURITY
  • Page 95 – HARDWARE; Chipset; PLATFORM SUPPORT; • 1 x PPP LED
  • Page 96 – Appendix C: Cable Connections; Comm for further advice.; RJ11 connector and cable; Figure 5; Appendix D: Glossary
  • Page 97 – ADSL; metrical refers to its unequal data rates for download; analog
  • Page 98 – broadban­d
  • Page 99 – Straight and crossover cable configuration; bles has a different pin arrangement at each end.; Straight-Through Cabling; Figure 3
  • Page 100 – Pin Assignment; looks up the requested domain name
  • Page 101 – download
  • Page 103 – network; A network mask is a sequence of bits applied to an IP; NIC; or router, through which data flows into and out of the
  • Page 104 – PPP; the other type being PPPoE. You can define only one PP; RIP; on the most efficient route, based on the data’s destina; SDNS
  • Page 106 – Web browser; Appendix E: Registering your NetComm Product
  • Page 107 – Contact Information; uring sections in this User Guide or contact a Network Specialist.; Appendix F: Legal & Regulatory Information; Customer Information
  • Page 108 – Product Warranty
  • Page 109 – Limitations of Warranty
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Summary

Page 2 - NB5Plus4/W User Guide; Contents; Do I need a Micro filter?

NB5Plus4/W User Guide YML754Rev1 www.netcomm.com.au Contents Overview................................................................................................................................5 NB5Plus4/W Package Contents ............................................................................

Page 3 - Rules Configuration Page

YML754 Rev1 NB5Plus4/W User Guide www.netcomm.com.au QoS Setup Page ......................................................................................................45 Rules Configuration Page ........................................................................................46 Traffic Que...

Page 4 - Wireless>Configuration

NB5Plus4/W User Guide YML754Rev1 4 www.netcomm.com.au Wireless Main Screen ....................................................................................................80 Wireless>Setup ...........................................................................................................

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