ViewSonic WMG80 - Manual

ViewSonic WMG80

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Product Registration
  • Page 3 – Table of Contents; Back Panel — Ports; Chapter 2: Set up the Gateway
  • Page 5 – Chapter 3: File Management
  • Page 6 – Appendix
  • Page 8 – Typical Setup; A typical setup for the; Gateway; shown below starts on the next page.
  • Page 9 – Product Features; Access photos, video, music and more on demand; Store the family’s media content on the; for the whole family to; is combined with a; you can extend your digital entertainment to any TV or; Robust security keeps your data secure
  • Page 10 – General Requirements; Personal Computer or notebook.; Microsoft Internet Explorer; or; Netscape; navigator to view and; Available AC power outlet.
  • Page 11 – Package Contents; For information on optional accessories and products, go to
  • Page 12 – Safety Notice; To ensure safe operation, following these simply rules:
  • Page 13 – Front Panel — LEDs; STATUS
  • Page 15 – This chapter shows how to set up the; the most Basic Setup, see the; Wireless Media Quick Start Guide; Step 1: Connect the Gateway. Details start on the next page.; Chapter 3 File Management
  • Page 16 – Step 1: Connect the Gateway; Before connecting the Gateway, make sure you have all the
  • Page 17 – Connect the AC Power Adapter to the Power Jack on the back; Back of Gateway
  • Page 18 – Step 2: Set your PC to DHCP
  • Page 19 – Properties
  • Page 20 – Select; Obtain an IP address automatically; to complete the PC configuration.
  • Page 21 – Step 3: Configure the Gateway; Login
  • Page 22 – The Primary Setup tab; Time Zone
  • Page 23 – LAN
  • Page 25 – Step 4: Set up your network; The WAN tab; To configure your network, from the; Advanced Setup; the; WAN; tab shown on the right. To connect to the Internet, click; Setup Wizard; connection manually, select; Connection; screen appears as shown on the next page.
  • Page 26 – Internet Settings; recommended
  • Page 27 – screen
  • Page 28 – Click
  • Page 29 – VPN Connection; Select the type of of Internet Connection you have:
  • Page 30 – Submit; to accept the; VPN POLICIES
  • Page 31 – IKE; IPSec Policies
  • Page 33 – IKE Policy
  • Page 34 – Manual Connection; From the screen shown on the right, click the
  • Page 35 – The LAN tab
  • Page 36 – The Advanced tab; System Settings; To change the password for the WMG and to establish the
  • Page 37 – Remote Administration; AddRoute
  • Page 38 – Logging; General Log Email
  • Page 39 – Alert Log
  • Page 40 – MAC Clone
  • Page 41 – Dynamic DNS; After you enter the corresponding value for these fields, press
  • Page 42 – IP Reassembly Configuration; breaking a packet into smaller units when; Monitor; User can see the log data in this section.
  • Page 43 – The Security tab; Corporate Outbound/Inbound; Add; to put in more security rules. In the Place Rule column,
  • Page 45 – Self policy; You can pick the pre-setting rule to enhance the security policy.
  • Page 46 – Filtering; User filtering; to add a new rule to the modules.
  • Page 47 – User group filtering
  • Page 48 – Service filtering
  • Page 49 – Schedule; ” to create a new; Window Name; : Specify the active working hours by indicate the
  • Page 50 – MAC address filter
  • Page 52 – DMZ
  • Page 53 – Firewall Attacks; Disable; to activate or deactivate the Firewall Rule. Click; SUBMIT; to accept
  • Page 54 – The Utilities tab; Save Settings vs Logout; Save Settings
  • Page 55 – Factory Default; To return the WMG settings back to the factory defaults, select the; Utilities; Upload/backup Configuration
  • Page 56 – Restart Router; If the WMG stops responding, highlight the
  • Page 57 – Firmware Upgrade
  • Page 58 – Upgrade Media Server Application
  • Page 59 – Update Media Server Host Name
  • Page 60 – The WLAN tab; Wireless LAN Basic Settings; This section shows you how to configure the; Access Point; function of the WMG. Select the WLAN tab.; ESSID
  • Page 61 – Method 1: Networking Companion CD
  • Page 62 – Alternate Method 2: Network Share
  • Page 63 – Alternate Method 3: Open Internet Browser; Method 1
  • Page 64 – Step 1: Access the Internet; Step 2: Install printer driver; Chapter 4: Set Up the Print Server
  • Page 65 – USB LED
  • Page 66 – Step 5: Set up the print server
  • Page 67 – Yes; OK; Select the printer; Manufacturer; from the list of; Manufacturers
  • Page 68 – Select a model from the list of; Printers
  • Page 69 – Step 6: Test printer connection; Click the; Windows Start; button > select and open; Printer and; Verify that the page printed ok >Click
  • Page 70 – and maintenance; Chapter 5: Troubleshooting & Maintenance; Getting Help Checklist
  • Page 71 – Troubleshooting Solutions; If you are using a cable or DSL modem and are having; Turn off your cable or DSL modem, PC, and the; Turn on the; default values should be; Advanced Settings; tab and then; MAC Address Clone
  • Page 73 – I can’t connect to other computers on my LAN.; I can’t access the Gateway from a wireless network card.; Do not attempt to use the; in a metal closet or other
  • Page 74 – Why does the Gateway take a long time to boot and
  • Page 75 – Customer Support; Website; United States
  • Page 76 – Maintenance Instructions; Firmware Updates; performance, follow the; website periodically for the most recent firmware.; Software Updates; Cleaning Instructions; Make sure the power cord is unplugged before
  • Page 77 – Regulatory Information; FCC Interference Statement; USA
  • Page 79 – Canada
  • Page 80 – This Appendix has the following information:
  • Page 81 – Specifications
  • Page 82 – Limited Warranty; Wireless Media Gateway Products
  • Page 84 – Glossary
  • Page 85 – . An IEEE specification for wireless networking that; Access point; . A wireless LAN transceiver or “gateway” that can; Gateways; can do bridging, and a hub may
  • Page 87 – The amount of transmission capacity that is available; Bluetooth wireless technology; . A technology specification for
  • Page 88 – A comparatively fast Internet connection. Services; Client; . Any computer connected to a network that requests
  • Page 89 – A network node characteristic for proactively; Crossover cable; . A special cable used for networking two
  • Page 90 – (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision
  • Page 91 – DHCP; (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). A utility that enables; Diversity antenna; - A type of antenna system that uses two; DNS
  • Page 92 – DSL; (Digital Subscriber Lines). Various technology protocols for; Encryption key; . International standard networking technology for wired; Firewall; . A system that secures a network and prevents access by
  • Page 93 – In the wireless world, a gateway is an access point with; HotSpot; A multiport device used to connect PCs to a network via; HZ
  • Page 94 – IEEE; A set of specifications for LANs from The Institute of
  • Page 95 – IP; A 32-bit number that identifies each sender or receiver; ISA; (Industry Standard Architecture). A type of internal computer
  • Page 96 – ISO Network Model
  • Page 97 – MAC; Assigning a PC to a shared drive or printer port on a; NAT; . Identifies the wireless network for all the shared; NIC; (Network Interface Card). An expansion board you insert into a
  • Page 98 – PC Card; (Personal Computer Memory Card International
  • Page 99 – A wireless or wired computer network that; . All the networked PCs; PHY; Used in larger companies and organizations to; Range
  • Page 100 – Roaming
  • Page 101 – SSL; Found in larger networks, these smaller; Switch; . A type of hub that efficiently controls the way multiple; TCP; (Transmission Control Protocol). A protocol used along with
  • Page 102 – UPnP; . A networking architecture that provides compatibility among
  • Page 103 – USB; (Virtual Private Network). A type of technology designed to
  • Page 104 – WEP; (Wired Equivalent Privacy). Basic wireless security provided; WLAN
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Page 2 - Product Registration

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Page 5 - Chapter 3: File Management

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