Intellinet 525800 User Manual
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TableofContents
1.PRODUCTINTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................1
P
RODUCT
F
EATURES
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P
ACKAGE
C
ONTENTS
..................................................................................................................1
H
ARDWARE
D
ESCRIPTION
...........................................................................................................2
2.HARDWAREINSTALLATION......................................................................................................3
W
ALL
B
RACKET
I
NSTALLATION
......................................................................................................3
C
ABLE
C
ONNECTIONS
.................................................................................................................4
C
ONNECTINGTO
A
CCESS
P
OINT
W
EB
C
ONFIGURATION
I
NTERFACE
.......................................................5
2.3.1SetuptheIPaddressofyourcomputer............................................................................5
2.3.2ConnecttotheIntellinetAccessPoint...............................................................................5
3.CONFIGURATIONOPTIONS......................................................................................................6
L
OGINTOTHEDEVICEMANAGEMENTINTERFACE
..............................................................................6
P
REREQUISITES
.........................................................................................................................7
3.2.1Firmware.........................................................................................................................7
3.2.2UsingtheWebInterface...................................................................................................7
S
TATUS
M
ENU
..........................................................................................................................8
3.3.1Overview..........................................................................................................................8
3.3.2SystemandKernelLog...................................................................................................10
3.3.3Processes.......................................................................................................................10
3.3.4RealtimeGraphs............................................................................................................11
S
YSTEM
M
ENU
.......................................................................................................................12
3.4.1System...........................................................................................................................12
3.4.2Administration(ChangingofAdministratorPassword)..................................................13
3.4.3Backup,HardwareResetandFirmwareUpgrade...........................................................14
3.4.4Reboot...........................................................................................................................15
N
ETWORK
M
ENU
...................................................................................................................16
3.5.1Interfaces.......................................................................................................................16
3.5.2Wi‐Fi..............................................................................................................................21
3.5.3DHCPandDNS...............................................................................................................29
L
OGOUT
...............................................................................................................................32
4.HOWTO................................................................................................................................33
H
OWTOCHANGETHE
IP
ADDRESSOFTHEACCESSPOINT
?................................................................33
H
OWTOSECURETHEWIRELESSNETWORKWITHAPASSWORD
?.........................................................34
H
OWTORESTOREFACTORYDEFAULTSETTINGS
?.............................................................................35
4.3.1FactoryResetviaWebInterface.....................................................................................35
4.3.2FactoryResetviaHardwareButton................................................................................35
H
OWTOSETUPTHEACCESSPOINTASAWIRELESSREPEATER
?...........................................................36
H
OWTOSETUPTHEACCESSPOINTASAN
AP
CLIENT
?.....................................................................43
H
OWTOACCESSTHECONFIGURATIONVIA
SSH?............................................................................47
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HOWTOGETTHEMAXIMUMWI‐FIPERFORMANCE?....................................................................49
5.APPENDIX.............................................................................................................................51
CHANGINGTHEIPADDRESSOFANETWORKADAPTER....................................................................51
5.1.1Windows8.....................................................................................................................51
5.1.2Windows7and10.........................................................................................................53
5.1.3WindowsXP:..................................................................................................................54
5.1.4MacOSX.......................................................................................................................55
TECHNICALSPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................................56
GNUGENERALPUBLICLICENSE.................................................................................................57
6.WARRANTY...........................................................................................................................62
7.COPYRIGHT...........................................................................................................................63
8.FEDERALCOMMUNICATIONCOMMISSIONINTERFERENCESTATEMENT.................................64
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1. ProductIntroduction
Wirelessnetworkingwiththreetimesthespeedandfivetimesthe flexibility. The Intellinet Network
SolutionsHigh‐PowerCeilingMountWireless300NPoEAccessPoint,Model525800,isthelatestinwireless
networking. Taking advantage of new technology, a wireless network can now see greatly enhanced
networkspeeds.TheHigh‐PowerCeilingMountWireless300NPoEAccessPointcomeswithaPoEPDport.
ThisportcanbeusedtopowerthedevicefromaPoE‐compliantLANswitch,whichisveryconvenientin
situationswhereACpowerisnotreadilyavailable.
ProductFeatures
Upto300Mbpsnetworklinkspeed
Smokedetectordesign
Complieswith2.4 GHzIEEE802.11nstandardand isbackwardcompatible withIEEE802.11g/b
standards
2T2RMIMOtechnologyforenhancedthroughputandcoverage
SupportsWMMfunctiontomeetthemultimediadatabandwidthrequirement
SupportsWEPandWPA/WPA2(TKIPandAES)dataencryption
IEEE802.3af‐compliantPoE‐powereddevicewithonePoE(PD)port
DHCPserverassignsIPaddressesforallLANusers
EasyinstallationthroughWeb‐baseduserinterface
BasedonOpenWrt(opensource)andLuCI
PackageContents
High‐PowerCeilingMountWireless300NPoEAccessPoint
Installationaccessories
QuickInstallationManual
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HardwareDescription
EthernetPort:Ethernetportjack(RJ45)forwiredEthernetconnections.Theportsupports10
and100Mbpsconnections.ItalsoactsasaIEEE802.3af/atcompliantPDport,soyoucan
connectittoaPoEinjectororPoEswitch.
PowerInterface:Fornon‐PoEapplicationsyoucanusethisporttoconnectthepoweradapter
(included).
ResetButton:Ifyouneedtorestoretheaccesspointtothefactorydefaultsettings,youcanuse
asharpobjecttopushintheresetbutton.Dothatforabout6secondsandtheAccessPointwill
automaticallyrestorethefactorysettingsandrestart.
BracketAttachmentPoints:Wallorceilingmountinstallationrequiresaffixingthebracket
(Figure1)tothewallorceiling,andthenslidethebracketontothesetwohooks.
Figure1
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2. HardwareInstallation
WallBracketInstallation
1. Placethemountingbracketagainstawallortheceiling,andmarkthepositionsoftheholeswitha
pen.Removethebracketandthenuseadrillonthefourmarkedlocations.
2. Inserttheanchorsintotheholes–seeimage
3. Lineupthemountingbracketagainstthewallandthescrewholes.
InsertthescrewsintothemountingbracketandtightenthescrewswithaPhillipsheadscrewdriver.
4. Connectthecablestotheaccesspoint,andthenslidetheAccessPointontotheattachmentpoints
onthebracket.
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CableConnections
ConnectanEthernetcabletotheRJ45LANportontheaccesspoint.Connecttheotherendofthecable
toeitheraPoEinjector(whichconnectstoyournetwork),aregularLANswitch.
Usethepoweradapterifyoudon’tuseaIEEE802.3af/atratedPoEinjectororPoEswitch.
Threatthecablesthroughthe‘channels’inthemountingbracketsand
putthemountingbracketbackinplace.
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ConnectingtoAccessPointWebConfigurationInterface
2.3.1 SetuptheIPaddressofyourcomputer
Configuration of the access point is done with any standard webbrowser.Inordertoaccesstheweb
interface of the access point, the IP address of your computer must be in range of 192.168.2.2 –
192.168.2.254.Refertothesection“ChangingtheIPAddressofaNetworkAdapter”intheappendixfor
details.
2.3.2 ConnecttotheIntellinetAccessPoint
YoucaneitherconnectwirelesslytoSSID“Intellinet300NPoE”,or
youconnectviaawirednetworkconnection.Ineithercasemake
surethattheIPaddressissetupcorrectlyaspersection2.3.1.
Openyourwebbrowserandconnecttohttp://192.168.2.1.The
defaultadministratorpasswordis‘1234’.
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3. ConfigurationOptions
Logintothedevicemanagementinterface
AccesstothewebinterfaceisprovidedbytheURLhttp://192.168.2.1.Thedefaultusernameis‘root’,
andthedefaultpasswordis‘1234.’Theadministratormenuprovidesaccesstothefollowingmain
sections:
Status
Providesinformationaboutthedevicestatus,suchasmemoryusage,errorlogs,runningprocesses
andreal‐timegraphs.
System
Accesstosystemsettings,administratorpassword,toolstobackupandrestoretheconfiguration,
updatethefirmware,andmore.
Network
All network related settings, wireless and wired, are controlled in this menu. Most of the key
configurationsaretobedonehere.
Logout
Whenyouaredoneworkingontheconfiguration,clickingthisbuttonwillendthesession.
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Prerequisites
3.2.1 Firmware
TheIntellinetHigh‐PowerCeilingMountWireless300NPoEAccessPointmodel525800isbaseduponthe
firmwareOpenWRTBarrierBreaker14.07,withLuCIutilizedasthefrontend.Thesecomponentsareopen
source.
AboutOpenWRT:
OpenWrtisahighlyextensible GNU/Linux distributionforembeddeddevices(typicallywirelessrouters).
Unlikemanyotherdistributionsfortheserouters,OpenWrtisbuiltfromthegrounduptobeafull‐featured,
easilymodifiableoperatingsystemforyourrouter.Inpractice,thismeansthatyoucanhaveallthefeatures
youneedwithnoneofthebloat,poweredbyaLinuxkernelthat'smorerecentthanmostotherdistributions.
(Excerptfromwiki.openwrt.org)
AboutLuCI:
Thisopensourceprojectresidesathttps://github.com/openwrt/luci/wiki.LuCIisanopensourcefrontend
and a “[…] collection of several libraries, applications and user interfaces with general purpose for Lua
programmerswhilethefocusstillremainsonthewebuserinterfacewhichalsobecameanofficialpartof
OpenWrtKamikaze.[…]
NotethattheIntellinetfirmwareissettousetheBOOTSRAPtheme.Youcannotchangethis.
3.2.2 UsingtheWebInterface
Wheneveryouwanttosavetheconfigurationandactivatethe newsettings,youmustclickon“Save&
Apply”.
Theaccesspointwillthensavethesettingsandactivatethemrightaway.
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StatusMenu
3.3.1 Overview
Theoverviewscreenprovidesanat‐a‐glance
overview of various system parameters.
Mostoftheparametersareself‐explanatory.
FirmwareandKernelVersion:
IfyoueverneedtocontacttheIntellinet
technicalsupport,makesureyouincludethe
firmwareandkernelversioninyourmessage
tothesupportteam.
LoadAverage:
ThisparameterindicatestheCPUloadonthe
accesspoint.Ifyouexperienceslow‐downs
either when configuring the device, or
duringnormaloperations,youshouldcheck
the load average. Any value approaching
1.00isacauseforconcern.Anyvaluegreater
than1.00andyouruserswillexperiencealot
ofslow‐downsandarebootoftheaccesspointmaybeadvisable.Ifyouwanttofindoutexactlywhich
processiscausingthehighCPUload,clickon‘Status‐>Processes’tofindout.
Memory:
Thisisaquickoverviewofthememorysituationontheaccesspoint.Ideally,youwillseeplentyoffree
memory.Ifthesystemhasbeenrunningforalongtime,theamountoffreememorymayhavecomedown.
Eventuallyyoumayneedtoreboottheaccesspointtofreeupsomememory,justlikeyousometimesneed
torebootaPCorserver.
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DHCPLeases:
IfyouenabletheDHCPserverinthe
Intellinetaccesspoint,andnetworkclients
havejoinedthewirelessnetwork,youcan
seethelistofclientsthathaveobtainedan
IP address from the access point here.
NexttgothehostnameyoucanseetheIP
address, MAC address, and also the
remaining lease time, which indicates
whenthatIPaddressisduetoexpire.
DHCP lease information is provided for
bothIPv4andIPv6IPaddresses.
Wireless:
Informationaboutthecurrentstateofthewirelessoperationisshowninthissection.Notethatthesignal
strengthindicatorwillshow0%whenrunningthestandardaccesspointmode(‘master’).Thatisperfectly
normalbehavior.
AssociatedStations:
AllconnectedWLANclientsareshownhere,alongwiththeirMACaddress,signalstrength,datarates,etc.
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3.3.2 SystemandKernelLog
TheIntellinetaccesspointprovidesto verydetailedlogs,whichcanbeusefulincaseyoueverneedto
contactthetechnicalsupportdepartment.t
3.3.3 Processes
Thisscreenshowsacompletelistofall
running processes on the Intellinet
access point. This list can be useful if
you need to examine performance
slow‐downs,whichmaybecausedby
a higher CPU load. Each process is
shownwithitscurrentCPUusage(%)
andmemoryusage(%).Ifyouwishto
endaprocess,youhavethreechoices
todoso.
1.
The safest and least aggressive
command will try to end the process
by ‘asking nicely’. Most daemons will
adheretothiscommandandclosethe
processwithoutdisruptinganythingor
losingdata.
2.
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Thiscommandsorderstheprocesstostopwhateveritisdoingandenditself.Thisisnolonger‘askingnicely’.
Thisis‘telling’.Sinceendingtheprocessisstillinthehandofthedaemonfortheprocess,thisisalsofairly
safetoexecute.
3.
Whenallotheroptionsfailandyoucannotgetaprocesstoshutdownbyanyofthetwoothermeans,the
killcommandisthelastresort.It’sthetoughestkillsignalavailableasitshutsdowntheprocessratherthan
letthedaemonshutitdownproperly.
Note: Under normal circumstances there is no need to end, terminateorkillaprocess.Allofthese
processesserveraspecificpurpose,andshuttingdownprocessescanbringdowntheentiresystem.Inthat
caseapowercycleoftheaccesspointmaybecomeunavoidable.
3.3.4 RealtimeGraphs
TheIntellinetaccesspointprovidesyouwithdetailedruntimedataabouttheCPUload,traffic,wireless
signalqualityandtheamountofconnections.
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SystemMenu
3.4.1 System
Onthisscreenyoucandefineparametersrelatedtoerrorlogging,timesettingsandthenetworknameof
theIntellinetaccesspoint.
GeneralSettings:
Displaysthecurrentsystemtime,allowsto
synchronizethetimewithyourcomputer’s
webbrowser,displaysthecurrentnetwork
nameoftheaccesspoint(default
‘Intellinet300NPoE’), as well as the time
zone.
TimeSynchronization:
TheIntellinetaccesspointdoesn’thaveareal‐timeclockoraCMOSbattery,
andbecauseofthis,everytimeitlosespower,theclockresetstoadefault
date.Topreventthisfromhappening,,youcanuseNTPtogetthetimefrom
theinternet.NotethatsettingupNTPisnotrequiredfortheIntellinetaccess
pointtofunction,butitcanmaketroubleshootingeasierwhenyou’relookingattimestampedlogfiles.
EnabletheNTPclienttoactivatethisfeature.When
activated, the Intellinet access point will provide you
withalistoffourpossibleNTPservers.Thesearegood
choicesingeneral.
The option “Provide NTP server” can be activated, to
turntheIntellinetaccesspointintoanNTPrelaySERVER.
Thatmeans,it’llforwardNTPrequestsfromclientsin
yournetworktoanexternalNTPserver.
Logging:
TheIntellinetaccesspointhastheabilitytocreateahistorylogofimportantevents.Theselogscanbe
storedeitherinthedeviceownmemory,oronanexternalserverusingtheSyslogprotocol,whichisa
standardforforwardinglogmessagesinanIPnetwork.
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Systemlogbuffersize:
Thedefaultvalueis16kiB(kibibyte,orkilobyte).
Oncethatbufferisusedup,thelogwillbe
overwritten.Youcanassignalargervaluehere,but
bemindfulofthetotalavailablememoryofyour
system.
Externalsystemlogserver:
Syslogisaclient/serverprotocol.TheSyslog
sender(theaccesspoint)sendsasmall(lessthan
1KB)textualmessagetotheSyslogserver.Enter
theIPaddressofyourSyslogserverhere.
Externalsystemlogserverport:
ThestandardportforSyslogserversis514.Youcanmakeadjustmentstothatvaluehere,ifnecessary.
LogOutputlevel:
Youcandefine,howmuchinformationyouwanttoincludeinthelogfile.“Debug”createsmessages
aboutvirtuallyeverythingthatisgoingonwhereas“Emergency”onlylogsmessagesoftheutmost
importance.
CronLogLevel:
Thisparametercontrolstheloglevelforthekernellog.
3.4.2 Administration(ChangingofAdministratorPassword)
Onthispageyoucanchangethe
administratorpasswordfortheweb
interface.Provideanewpassword,and
repeatitintheconfirmationfield.
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3.4.3 Backup,HardwareResetandFirmwareUpgrade
3.4.3.1 Backup/Restore
Thispageenablesyoutosavetheaccesspoint’scurrentsettingsasafiletoyourlocalcomputer,andalso
restoretheaccesspointtopreviouslysavedsettings.
Backup:
1.
2.
Restore:
1.
2.
3.4.3.2 FactoryReset:
InordertosetbacktheIntellinetaccesspointtothefactorydefaultsettings,youneedtoclickonthe
“performreset“button,andthenconfirmthesecondquestionbyclicking“OK”.
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3.4.3.3 FirmwareUpgrade:
Thisfunctionallowsupdatingthesystemfirmwaretoamorerecentversion.Updatedfirmwareversions
canofferincreasedperformanceandsecurity,aswellasbugfixes.Youcandownloadthelatestfirmware
fromtheIntellinetwebsiteatwww.intellinetnetwork.com/search?q=525800.
KeepSettings:Activatethisoptionifyouwanttokeepthecurrentsystemconfigurationofyouraccess
point.Ifyouuncheckthisoption,theaccesspointwillperformaresettofactrydefaultvaluesafterthe
firmwareupgrade.
Image:Click“Browse…”toselectthefirmwarefileonyourharddrive.
FlashImage:Clickheretobeginthefirmwareupgradeprocess.
Note:Installinganincorrectfirmwarefile,orinterruptingthefirmwareupgradeprocess,i.e.,by
disconnectingtheaccesspointfrompowerorthenetwork,canleadtothedestructionoftheaccess
point.PROCEEDWITHCAUTION.
3.4.4 Reboot
Inordertoreboottheaccesspointwithoutphysicallydisconnectingitfromthepowersource,youcan
usethisfunction.Arebootmaybenecessaryfromtimetotimeinordertofreeupsystemresources,such
asmemory.
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NetworkMenu
3.5.1 Interfaces
TheinterfacesscreenallowscustomizationoftheLANinterface.Itprovidesaccesstomanyadvanced
featureswhichrequireagoodknowledgeaboutTCP/IPandwirelessnetworks.Thisuserguidewill
thereforelimititselftothosetasks,thatmostusersaregoingtohavetodealwith.
Above:InterfaceStatistics
Clickingthe“Edit”buttonopensanewscreen,whichisdividedintofourscreens.
GeneralSetup:
Themostimportantfeaturehereistheprotocolselection.Youwilleithersetthisto“Staticaddress”,
whichisthedefaultvalue,orto“DHCPclient”.Allotheroptionsdon’tapplytotheIntellinetaccesspoint.
DHCPclient:
IfyouwanttheIntellinetaccesspointtoreceiveitsIP
informationfromaDHCPserverinyournetwork,i.e.,a
router,thenyoucanenablethisoption.Withthisoptionenabled,theIPaddressoftheIntellinetaccess
pointwilldependontheDHCPserverinyournetwork.YouwillneedtocheckwiththeDHCPserverlogin
ordertofindoutwhichIPaddresstheIntellinetaccesspointcanbereachedat.
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Staticaddress:
YouneedtosetuptheIPaddressoftheaccesspoint
manually.Whenyouselectthisoption,youwillneedto
specifytheIPv4IPaddressandtheIPv4netmask.
YoucanalsosetuptheIPv6address,incaseyourunan
IPv6addressschemeinyourlocalnetwork.SettheIPv6assignmentlength,i.e.,64andtheprefix(hint).
Allotheroptions(IPv4broadcast,customDNSservers,etc.)donotapply.
AdvancedSettings:
LargelyirrelevanttotheIntellinetAccessPoint,howeveryoudowanttomakesurethatthe“bringupon
boot”optionisactivated.
PhysicalSettings:
Undernormalcircumstancesthereisnoneedtomakeanyadjustmentshere.Aboveshowsthedefault
configurationoftheIntellinetaccesspoint.
Bridgeinterfaces:Activatethisoptionandtheinterfacesselectedbelowwillbeabletocommunicatewith
eachother(i.e.,“eth0”and“Intellinet300NPoE”.Normally,thisiswhatyouwouldwant.
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EnableSTP:TheSpanningTreeProtocol(STP)isanetworkprotocolthatensuresaloop‐freetopologyfor
Ethernetnetworks.ThebasicfunctionofSTPistopreventbridgeloopsandthebroadcastradiationthat
resultsfromthem.Evenifyoudon’tthinkyouwillberunningintoasituationwhereloopsmaybecreated
inyournetwork,activatingthisoptionisstillconsideredbestpractice.
Interface:ThisaretheinterfacesofyourIntellinetaccesspoint.Bydefaultyouwillonlyseethetwo
“physical”interfaces,whicharetheLANporteth0andtheWi‐Fi radio“Intellinet300NPoE”.Ifyouhave
addedotherinterfaces,they,too,willshowupinthissection.
TheFirewallSettingsdonotapplytothefunctionoftheIntellinetaccesspoint.Thedefaultsettingis
“lan”.
TheDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP)isastandardizednetworkprotocolusedonInternet
Protocol(IP)networksfordynamicallydistributingnetworkconfigurationparameters,suchasIP
addressesforinterfacesandservices.WithDHCP,computersrequestIPaddressesandnetworking
parametersautomaticallyfromaDHCPserver,reducingtheneedforanetworkadministratororauserto
configurethesesettingsmanually.ThemostcommonexampleofaDHCPserverisarouter,which
connectslocalnetworkclientstotheInternet.
Ignoreinterface:EnableordisablethisoptiontoactivateordeactivatetheDHCPservicefortheinterface.
IfyouenableDHCP,thenyouneedtoprovidethreeadditionalparameters:
1.Start:
WhatisthelowestIPaddressoftheblockofIPaddressestheDHCPwillhandout.
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2.Limit
HowmanyIPaddressesarebeinghandedoutbytheDHCPserver.
3.LeaseTime
SpecifytheleasetimeforeachoftheIPaddressesgivenouttonetworkclients.Possiblevaluesrange
from“2m”(twominutes)toaveryhighnumberofhours,forexample“8760h”,whichisasmuchasone
year.
Example:IfyouwanttosetuptheIntellinetaccesspointtoactasaDHCPserverandprovideIPaddresses
forclientsinrangeof192.168.2.180–192.168.2.200,whicharevalidforoneweek,thenyouwouldset
uptheparametersasshownbelow:
TheadvancedsettingsfortheDHCPserverarebesttobeleftalone,unlessyouknowexactlywhatyouare
doing.
Parameter Description
DynamicDHCP DynamicallyallocateDHCPaddressesforclients.Ifdisabled,onlyclientswith
staticleaseswillbeserved.Astaticlease,alsoreferre3dtoasstaticDHCP,is
theprocess,whereacertainIPaddressisreservedforacertainnetworkclient
bymeansofassigningtheIPaddresstothatclient’sMACaddress.
Force ForceDHCPonthisnetworkevenifanotherserverisdetected.
IPv4‐Netmask Ifspecified,theIntellinetaccesspointwillprovidethisnetworkmasktoall
clients.Normallyitiscalculatedfromthesubnetthatisserved,butthis
option,whenactivated,overridesthenetmasksenttoclients.
DHCP‐Options Thisfieldcanbeusedforanynumberofthings.TheBootstrapProtocol
(BOOTP)knowsanumberofDHCPrelatedparameters.Refertothe‘Dynamic
HostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP)andBootstrapProtocol(BOOTP)
Parameters’oniana.orgforfurtherinformation.
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IPv6relatedDHCPsettingsareasfollows:
Parameter Description
Router
Advertisement‐
Service
Settodisabled,relay,serverorhybridmode.
DHCPv6‐Service Settodisabled,relay,serverorhybridmode.
NDP‐Proxy Settodisabled,relay,serverorhybridmode.
AnnouncedDNS
servers
DNSserverstobeannouncedtoclients.
AnnouncedDNS
domains
DNSdomainstobeannouncedtoclients.
Beforewemoveon,let’stakealookattheremainingactionsontheinterfacesettingspage:
Connect:Clickingthisbuttonwillre‐initializetheinterface.
Stop:Clickingthisbuttonwillshutdownthatinterface.Becarefulnottoshutdowntheinterface,which
youuseinordertoaccesstheconfigurationmenu,orelse…
Edit:Discussedonprecedingpagesatlength.
Delete:CompletelyremovedtheinterfacefromtheIntellinetaccesspointconfiguration.Becarefulnotto
deletetheinterface,whichyouuseinordertoaccesstheconfigurationmenu,orelse…seeabove.
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3.5.2 Wi‐Fi
ThissectiondealswiththewirelessfunctionoftheIntellinetaccesspoint.Theimagebelowshowsthe
defaultstateofthewirelesssettings.Onthefollowingpageswearegoingtodiscusssomecoresettingsof
thewirelessinterface.MorespecifictasksrelatedtothewirelessconfigurationarecoveredintheHOW
TOsectionofthisuserguide.
ThesetwooptionsareusedtoconnecttheIntellinetaccesspointwithanotherwirelessnetwork,orto
addanotherwirelessSSIDtotheexistingconfiguration.YoucanfindmoreinformationintheHOWTO
sectionofthisuserguide.
AllclientsthatarecurrentlyconnectedtotheIntellinetwirelessaccesspointarelistedhere.TheSSID
identifiestowhichSSIDthestationisconnected.WhenyouhaveasetupwithmultipleSSIDs,theSSID
informationwillbehelpfulasitallowsyoutoquicklyascertaintowhichwirelessnetworkacertainclient
isconnectedto.Theotherinformationaboutthegivenisprettyself‐explanatory.
Disable:Ifyouwanttodisablewirelessservice,youcanclickonthisbutton.Asecuritymessage(below)
willremindyouaboutthepossibleimplicationsofthisaction.
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Remove:Similarto“Disable”,butthisactionispermanentasitdeletesthecurrentwirelesssetupfrom
theaccesspointconfiguration.Asbefore,awarningmessageneedstobeconfirmedbyclickingon“OK”,
beforethisactionwillbeperformed.
Thisletsyoumakechangestothewirelessconfiguration.
3.5.2.1 DeviceConfiguration‐GeneralSetup:
Parameter Description
Status Allinformationaboutthecurrentwirelessconfigurationataglance.Notethat
ifnowirelessconnectionhasbeenestablishedbyanyWLANclient,thesignal
strengthwillbeindicatedas0dBm,andtheBitratewillshowas0.0Mbit/s.
onceconnectionsaremade,thesenumberswillchange.
Disablebutton Youcandisablethewirelessfunctionbyclickingthisbutton.Thisisverymuch
thesameasthedisablefunctiondescribedonthepreviouspage,butwhen
youclickthedisablebuttonhere,therewillnotbeanywarningmessagefor
youtoconfirm.Soproceedwithcaution,oryoumightaccidentallydisableWi‐
Fi serviceforallyourusers.
Channel WirelesschannelsEU(ETSI):1‐13,U.S.(FCC):1‐11.
Setthechanneltoavaluethatputsthiswirelessnetworkatleastfour
channelsapartfromanexistingwirelessnetworkthatmightbeinclose
proximity.Forexample,ifanother2.4GHzwirelessnetworkinrangeissetto
channel2,thenit’dbebesttosetyourIntellinetaccesspointtochannel6or
higher.
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TransmitPower Withthisparameteryoucancontrolhowstrongthewirelesssignalisthatthe
Intellinetaccesssendsout.Ifyouwanttomaximizewirelesssignalrangeand
performance,youwanttosetthisvaluetothehighestsetting,howeverthere
mightbesituationswhereyouwanttoreducethesignalstrength,because
youdonotwantyourWi‐Fi signaltotraveltoofar.
TherearetwovariantsoftheIntellinetaccesspoint.TheEU(ETSI)version
providesamaximumpoweroutputof17dBm,whichincombinationwiththe
3dBiinternalantennaequatesto20dBmEIRPpower.TheUSversion(FCC)of
theIntellinetaccesspointprovidesupto27dBmoutputpowerforatotal
EIRPpoweroutputof30dBm.
3.5.2.2 DeviceConfiguration–AdvancedSettings
Parameter Description
Band Setto2.4GHzforwirelessIEEE802.11gandNdevices.Thisvaluecannotbe
changed.
HTmode(802.11n) HTstandsforhighthroughput.TheIEEE802.11nstandardknowstwoHT
modes,HT20andHT40.Thenumberreferencesthewidthofthechannel
usedbytheaccesspoint.Possiblevaluesaredisabled,20MHz,and40MHz.
Disabled:ThisdisableswirelessNconnections.Thefastestlinkspeed
achievableis56Mbps(WirelessG).
20MHz:HT20modewitha20MHzwidechannelforlinkspeedsofupto150
Mbps.
40MHz:Twoneighboring20MHzchannelsarebundledtoforma40MHz
channel‐forlinkspeedsofupto300Mbpswitha2T2RWLANadapter.
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Force40MHzmode Whenyouactivatethe40MHzHTmode,thisoptionappears.
Ifthisoptionisdeactivated,youruntheIntellinetaccesspointintheproper
20/40MHzcoexistmodel.
Whenactivated,theaccesspointwillalwaysuse40MHzchannelsevenifthe
secondarychanneloverlapswithotherwirelessnetworks.Usingthisoption
doesnotcomplywithIEEE802.11n‐2009,andsinceusing40MHzcanactually
bedetrimentaltotheperformanceinbusynetworkenvironments,activating
thisopenisrarelyagoodidea.
DistanceOptimization Thisparametercontrolsthesensitivityrange.Whenapacketissentoutfrom
theaccesspoint,itwaitsforanacknowledgementframefromtheotherend.
Theaccesspointwillwaitforaresponseuntilacertainamountoftimehas
elapsed,calledthe"ACKtimeout".Whenyouenterthemaximumdistanceto
thefurthestmemberofthewirelessnetwork,youoptimizetheACKtimeout
foryournetwork.Enterthevalueinmeters.Ifyouareusedtousing“feet”,
simplydividetheapprox.distancebythree.
KeepinmindthatthehighertheACKtiming,thelowerthethroughputwill
be.Ifthevalueissettoohigh,packetscouldbelostastheaccesspointwaits
fortheACKwindowtotimeout.Ontheotherhand,iftheACKvalueissettoo
low,thewindowcouldexpiretoosoonandreturningpacketscouldbe
dropped,alsoloweringthroughput.
Fragmentation
Threshold
Thefragmentationthresholdisusedtosetthemaximumpacketssizethata
clientwillsend.Thesmallerthemaximumsizesthebetterthereliabilityof
thewirelessconnection,buttheperformanceislikelytodecrease.Possible
valuesrangefrom256tothedefaultvalueof2346(bytes).
Sowhenshouldyouchangethisvalue?Onlyifyouneedtoimprovethe
reliabilityofawirelessconnectionwhereperformanceissecondary.Usually
youdomoreharmthangoodifyoulowerthefragmentthreshold.
RTS/CTSThreshold RTS/CTS(requesttosend/cleartosend)packetsaresentbywirelessclients
toaccesspoints.Theclientsessentiallyaskforpermissiontosendthenext
datapacket.Thelowerthethreshold,themorestableyourwirelessnetwork,
sinceitessentiallyasksmoreoftenwhensendingpackages.Thedefaultvalue
is2347,andyouarewelladvisedtoleavethisvalueunchanged.
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3.5.2.3 InterfaceConfiguration–GeneralSetup
Parameter Description
ESSID Thenameofthewirelessnetwork.
Mode AccessPoint:
Defaultoperationmode,whichyouwillusemostofthetime.Itisusedto
connectedwirelessclientstothewirednetwork.It’salsoreferredtoasthe
‘Master’mode.
Client:
AlsoreferredtoasAPClient,orstationmode.NormallytheIntellinetdevice
actsasafull‐fledgedwirelessaccesspoint,howeverinclientmode,thingsare
different.Inclientmode,theIntellinetaccesspointdoesnotofferitselfasa
wirelessaccesspointtowirelessclients.Insteaditusesitswirelessradioto
connecttoanotherwirelessnetwork,andanystationconnectedtotheLAN
portoftheaccesspointcancommunicatewiththewirelessnetwork.Inclient
mode,theIntellinetaccesspointactsasifitwereawirelessnetworkadapter.
AccessPoint(WDS):
WDSstandsforwirelessdistributionsystem.Awirelessdistributionsystem
(WDS)isasystemenablingthewirelessinterconnectionofaccesspointsinan
IEEE802.11network.Itallowsawirelessnetworktobeexpandedusing
multipleaccesspointswithoutthetraditionalrequirementforawired
backbonetolinkthem.ThenotableadvantageofWDSoverothersolutionsis
thatitpreservestheMACaddressesofclientframesacrosslinksbetween
accesspoints.Onedisadvantageisthatthemaximumwirelesseffective
throughputmaybehalvedafterthefirstretransmission(hop)beingmade.For
example,inthecaseoftwoAPsconnectedviaWDS,andcommunicationis
madebetweenacomputerwhichispluggedintotheEthernetportofAPA
andalaptopwhichisconnectedwirelesslytoAPB.Thethroughputishalved,
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becauseAPBhastoretransmittheinformationduringthecommunicationof
thetwosides.
Client(WDS):
Inthismodetheaccesspointactsasaclient,similartotheregularclient
mode,butinthiscaseitwillconnecttoaccesspointsinWDSmode.When
activated,youneedtoentertheWDSaccesspoint’s
ESSIDandBSSIDintotheconfiguration.
Network Thisoptionisusedtoconnectthewirelessnetworkinterfacetoanother
interface.BydefaultthisistheLANinterface,whichiswhatyouneedifyou
wantwirelessclientstobeabletocommunicatewiththerestofthenetwork
thatisconnectedtotheaccesspoint’sLANport.
HideESSID EnableordisablethebroadcastoftheSSID.
WMMMode WMMstandsforWi‐FiMultimedia.WMMprioritizesnetworktrafficinfour
categories:
1.Voice
2.Video
3.Besteffort(thisisthemajorityoftrafficfromapplicationsotherthanvideo
andvoice)
4.Backgroundjobssuchasprinting,filedownloadsandothernon‐latency
sensitiveapplications.SimplybyactivatingWMMfortheSSIDsofthe
IntellinetAccessPointyoucanalreadyachieveanoticeableimprovementof
thequalityofservice.
3.5.2.4 InterfaceConfiguration–WirelessSecurity
Inordertosecureaccesstothewirelessnetwork,youcanenableencryption.WPA2‐PSKisrecommended
asitprovidesthebestsecurity,whileWEPshouldnotbeusedanymore,unlessyouhavesomelegacy
equipmentthatdoesnotsupportWPAorWPA2.
WPA‐PSKandWPA/2‐PSKMixedModecanbeused,ifyouhaveequipmentthatdoesnotsupportWPA2‐
PSK,otherthanthat,WPA2‐PSKisthebestoption.
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Parameter Description
Encryption Selecttheencryptiontypeyouwishtouseforthewirelessnetwork.
Cipher Incryptography,acipher(orcypher)isanalgorithmforperforming
encryptionordecryption.Inthiscase,thecipheristhemethodusedtosecure
thewirelesskey.
ThemostsecurecipherisCCMP(AES).Ifsecuritymatterstoyoumorethan
potentialproblemscausedbyincompatibilitiestoolderWi‐Fi devices,then
youshouldselect“ForceCCMP(AES)”mode.
TKIPisdesignedforhardwarewhichdoesnotsupportCCMP.Itprovides
bettercompatibilityatthecostofreducedsecurity.
Autoisthedefaultmode,andformostusers,itprovidesagoodcompromise
betweensecurityandcompatibility.
Key Typeinthewirelesspasswordyouintendtouseforyournetwork.Besureto
typeinasecurepassword,becausethebestsecuritymechanisms,i.e.WPA2,
meannothing,ifthekeyyouuseistooshort,toosimple,ortoogeneric.
Clickingthe buttonwillshowthepasswordincleartext.
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3.5.2.5 InterfaceConfiguration–MACFilter
TheMACfilteroptionisvisiblewhenthemodeissetto“AccessPoint”or“AccessPoint(WDS)”.Amedia
accesscontroladdress(MACaddress),alsocalledphysicaladdress,isauniqueidentifierassignedto
networkinterfacesforcommunicationsonthephysicalnetworksegment.WiththeIntellinetaccesspoint
youcanlimitorgrantaccesstothewirelessnetworkbasedontheMACaddressoftheclient.
InthismodeyougrantaccesstothewirelessnetworkforuserslistedinthefieldMAC‐List.Anyclientthat
isnotlisted,willnotbeabletoaccessthenetwork.
Click toopenupalistofstationsthatrecentlyconnectedtotheIntellinetaccesspointtoquicklyadd
themtotheallowlist.SelectcustomtomanuallyenteraMACaddress.
Click toaddanewfieldforanewMACaddress.
OnthismodeyouonlyenterthoseMACaddressesthatyouwanttoforbidaccesstoyournetwork.Any
otherwirelessclientwillbeabletoconnecttothenetwork.
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3.5.3 DHCPandDNS
Thissectionisonlyrelevantifyouareusingtheaccesspoint’sDHCPserver,wanttoconfigureDNSrelated
settingsandsetupTFTP.
3.5.3.1 GeneralSettings/ResolvandHostsFiles
AlloftheseoptionsareforadvanceduserswithgoodknowledgeabouttheinnerworkingsofTCP/IPin
general,andDNSinparticular.Mostusersarewelladvisedtogivethisentiresectionawideberth.
3.5.3.2 TFTPSettings
OpenWRTusesDnsmasqasitsdefaultDNSforwarderandDHCPserver.Itisalsohasabuilt‐inTFTPserver.
DnsmasqallowsyoutohosttheTFTPfilesonyourrouter.Inordertodothat,youneedtospecifythe
TFTProotfolder,andthenameofthenetworkbootimage.
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3.5.3.3 AdvancedSettings
AvarietyofadvancedparametersconcerningDNSandDHCP.Undernormalcircumstancesthereisno
needtomakeanychangestoanyoftheseparameters,andthatincludeswhenrunningtheIntellinet
deviceasaclassicaccesspoint,orawirelessrepeater.
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3.5.3.4 DHCP–ActiveandStaticLeases
Thissectionprovidesanoverviewofallclientsthatarecurrentlyconnectedtotheaccesspointandhave
obtainedanIPaddress(IPv4orIPv6).Shownarethehostname,theIPaddress,andMACaddressandthe
remainingleasetime.
StaticleasesareusedtoassignfixedIPaddressesandsymbolichostnamestoDHCPclients.Theyarealso
requiredfornon‐dynamicinterfaceconfigurationswhereonlyhostswithacorrespondingleaseare
served.
UsetheAddButtontoaddanewleaseentry.TheMAC‐Addressidentifiesthehost,theIPv4‐Address
specifiestothefixedaddresstouseandtheHostnameisassignedassymbolicnametotherequesting
host.
Click inordertodeleteastaticlease.
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Logout
Whenyouaredonemakingchangestotheconfiguration,youcanendthebrowsersessionbyclickingon
logout.
Afterthis,youwillbere‐directedtotheloginpageofthewebadminmenu.
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4. HowTo
HowtochangetheIPaddressoftheaccesspoint?
ThedefaultIPaddressoftheIntellinetaccesspointis191.168.2.1withasubnet255.255.255.0.Ifyou
wanttomakeanadjustmenttothatIPaddress,proceedasfollows:
YoucaneithermakechangestotheIPv4addresstoassignadifferentstaticIPaddress,oryoucanchange
theIPaddressfromstatictoDHCP.WhensettoDHCP,theaccesspointreceivesitsIPaddressfroma
routerinyournetwork.ToenableDHCP,youneedtoselect“DHCPclient”fromthedrop‐downlist,then
clickon .
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Howtosecurethewirelessnetworkwithapassword?
Inordertosecurethewirelessnetworkwithapassword,proceedasfollows:
TheIntellinetaccesspointsupportsvariousencryptionmethods(WEP,WPAandWPA2),thedifferent
ciphertypes(TKIPorAES)andthewirelesskeyitself,calledpre‐sharedkey.
Formaximumsecurity,werecommendusingWPA2withCCMPAESasthecipher.Activatingtheless
secure“TKIP”insteadof“AES”,or“WPA”insteadof“WPA2”shouldonlybedone,ifolderwirelessclients
experiencedifficultiesconnectingtothewirelessnetwork.WEPshouldreallyonlybeusedifyouhave
legacyequipmentsoolditwon’tevensupportWPAencryption.
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Howtorestorefactorydefaultsettings?
TherearetwowaystoresettheIntellinetaccesspointtofactorydefaultsettings.
4.3.1 FactoryResetviaWebInterface
4.3.2 FactoryResetviaHardwareButton
Ifthewebinterfacecannolongerbereached,i.e.,becausethe administrator password was lost or
forgotten,theonlywaytore‐gainaccessistodoafactoryresetviatheresetbutton.
Useasharpobjectlikeapapercliptopushintheresetbutton.Dothatforabout6secondswhilethe
deviceispoweredonandtheaccesspointwillautomaticallyrestorethefactorysettingsandrestart.
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Howtosetuptheaccesspointasawirelessrepeater?
Awirelessrepeater(alsocalledwirelessrangeextender)takesanexistingsignalfromawirelessrouteror
wirelessaccesspointandrebroadcastsittocreateasecondnetwork.Theeffectisthattherangeofthe
wirelessnetworkisincreased.Theotherfunctionofthewirelessrepeateristhatitcreatesabridgeto
anotherwirelessnetworkforallclientsthatareconnectedtotheLANportontheaccesspoint.In
summary,therearetwofunctionsthattheaccesspointneedstodo:
1. Createawirelessbridgeconnectiontoanotherwirelessnetwork
2. CreatealocalwirelessnetworkforWi‐Ficlientstoconnectto.
InordertosetuptheIntellinetaccesspointasawirelessrepeater,youneedtoperformaseriesofsteps.
Weareusinganaccesspointthatissettothefactorydefaultsettings,andwearerepeatingthesignalof
awirelessnetworkwiththeSSID“WirelessRouter”,whichissecuredwithWPA2encryption.
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Parameter Description
Replacewireless
configuration
Makesurethisoptionisselectedwhensettingupawirelessrepeater.You
wanttoreplacethecurrentWi‐Ficonfiguration(AccessPointmode)witha
newone(clientmode).Lateronintheconfigurationtheaccesspointwillbe
re‐created.
WPApassphrase Typeinthewirelesspasswordforthewirelessnetworkyouareaboutto
connectto.
Nameofthenew
network
Thissetsthenameofthenewinterface.Recommendleaving“wwan”.
Create/Assign
firewall‐zone
Select“lan”.
Clickon tosavethesettings.Thenonthenextpage,scrolltothebottomandclickon
.
GotoNetwork‐>WiFiandverifytheconnectiononthewirelessoverviewscreen.Itshouldbelookinglike
this:
Thisconcludesthesetupofthewirelessbridgeconnection.
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Next,createawirelessnetworktowhichlocalWi‐Ficlientscanconnectto.Theexampleshowsthe
creationofaWPA2encryptednetwork.
Parameter Description
ESSID Typeinthenameofthenewwirelessnetwork.Thisdoesnotneedtomatch
theESSIDofthewirelessnetwork,ofwhichyouwanttoextendtherange.
Mode SettoAccessPoint
Network Uncheckanyexistingoptionssuchas“lan”or“wwan”,andchecktheoption
“create”.Thentypeinadescriptivenameforthenewnetworkinterface.
HideESSID Ifyoudon’twanttheIntellinetaccesspointtobroadcasttheESSIDtonearby
wirelessclients,youcanenablethisoption.
WMMMode Wireless Multimedia Extensions (WME), also known as Wi‐Fi Multimedia
(WMM), is a Wi‐Fi Alliance interoperability certification, basedontheIEEE
802.11estandard.ItprovidesbasicQualityofservice(QoS)features to IEEE
802.11networks.Recommendationistoenablethis.
Nextisthesetupofthewirelesssecurity.
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Parameter Description
Encryption SettoWPA‐PSK.Theotheroptionsprovideweakersecurityforyourwireless
networkandareonlyrecommendedifyouhaveequipmentthatcan’tconnect
toWPA2‐securedwirelessnetworks.
Cipher Setto“auto”.
Key Typeinthepasswordforthewirelessnetwork.Youcan,butdon’thaveto,use
thesamewirelesspasswordthatthewirelessnetworkuses,ofwhichyou
wanttoextendtherange.
Click tocreatethenewwirelessnetwork.
Verifythewirelesssetuponthewirelessoverviewscreen.Itshouldbelookinglikethis:
SSID“WirelessRouter”,Mode“Client”:
Thisisthewirelessconnectiontothewirelessnetwork,ofwhichyouwanttoextendtherange.
SSID“RepeaterWireless”,Mode“Master”
ThisisthewirelessnetworkforWi‐Ficlients.Wi‐Ficlientscanconnecttothisnetwork,andthen
communicatewiththewirelessrouternetworkviathebridgeconnection(mode‘client).
Next,opentheNetwork‐>Interfacesscreen.
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Thescreenshouldlookasfollows:
Nowwecreateanewinterface–arelaybridge.Thisinterfaceisgoingtoforwardpacketsfromthelocal
LANandRPWLANtothewirelessrouternetworkviatheWWAN.
Typein“stabridge”forthenameofthenewinterface,andselect“Relaybridge”astheprotocol.Clickon
next.
Onthe“GeneralSetup”page,activateallthree
networks:
(x)RPWLan
(x)lan
(x)wwan
Click .
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Openthefirewallsettingsandactivatethe“lan”option.
Click .
Next,openthefirewallmenu.
Under“Zones”,click“Edit”forthe“lan”zone.
Makesurethattheseoptionsareactivated.
Click .
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Finally,reboottheIntellinetaccesspoint.
Thiscompletesthesetupofthewirelessrepeater.
Note:Iftheadministratormenufailstoloadaftertherestart,waitfortwominutes,andthenmanually
reconnecttothewebconfigurationURLathttp://192.168.2.1.
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HowtosetuptheaccesspointasanAPclient?
Inthisoperationalmode,theaccesspointactsasabridgebetweentheastation
(or stations) that are connected to the LAN port, and an existing wireless
network.Thismodecanbeusedtoconnectanon‐wirelessdevicetoawireless
network,forexample,anInternet‐readyTVthatisequippedwith a physical
networkport,butnoWi‐Fi.ThefunctionoftheAPclientmodeisquitesimilar
to that of a wireless repeater, however, in AP client mode, the access point
(designated “AP Client” in the image on the right) will not be available for
connectionfromwirelessclients.Thewirelessradioonlyconnectstotheroot
accesspoint(“WirelessRouter”intheexample)andactsasawirelessbridge.
Hereishowtosetitup.Inourexampleweareconnectingtoawirelessrouter
withtheSSID“WirelessRouter”.
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Parameter Description
Replacewireless
configuration
Makesurethisoptionisselectedwhenusingtheclientmode.
WPApassphrase Typeinthewirelesspasswordforthewirelessnetworkyouareaboutto
connectto.
Nameofthenew
network
Thissetsthenameofthenewinterface.Recommendleaving“wwan”.
Create/Assign
firewall‐zone
Select“lan”.
Clickon tosavethesettings.Thenonthenextpage,scrolltothebottomandclickon
.
Ifallworkswell,youwillseethefollowinginformationonthe“DeviceConfiguration”:
Notethatthesignalstrengthindicatorshowsavaluethatisideallygreaterthan70%.Ifitshows0%,then
somethingwentwrong.Mostlikelythewirelesspasswordwasnotenteredcorrectly,ordoesnotmatch
thewirelesspasswordofthewirelessnetworkyouareconnectingto.Inordertofixthat,onthesame
screenscrolldownuntilyouseethe“InterfaceConfiguration”section.Select“WirelessSecurity”.
Theremakesurethatpasswordmatcheswith
thepasswordofthewirelessnetwork.
Clickon torevealthepassworddisplayin
cleartextforeasierverification.
theciphershouldusuallybelefttoAUTO,
howeveryoumaysetitto“FORCEXXX”incase
youencounterproblems.
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ThelaststepistocreatearelaybridgeinterfacethatconnectstheLANporttothewirelessnetwork.
Proceedasfollows.
Onthe“GeneralSetup”page,activateallthreenetworks:
(x)lan
(x)wwan
Click .
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Activate“lan”,thenClick .
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HowtoaccesstheconfigurationviaSSH?
TheinstructionsbelowarewrittenforWindowssystemsandarebaseduponusingthefreeutilityPUTTY
fromputty.org.TheinstructionsalsoassumethattheIntellinetaccesspointissettodefaultvaluesasfar
astheIPaddressisconcerned,andthatyourcomputerhasaworkingnetworkconnectiontotheaccess
point.
Afteryouhavedownloadedandinstalledit,runputty.exe.
TypeintheIPaddressoftheaccesspointintothehostnamefield.Verifythattheportnumberis22and
theconnectiontypeissetto“SSH”.Click‘Open’toestablishtheconnection.
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Typein‘root’,thenpressenter.
Typein‘1234’asthepasswordandpressenter.
OpenWRTrelatedinstructionsconcerningeditingtheconfigurationwithPUTTYcanbefoundat
wiki.openwrt.org.
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HowtogetthemaximumWi‐Fiperformance?
Therearemanyfactorsthatinfluencethewirelessrangeandspeedyoucanachieve.Somefactorsare
relatedtotheenvironment,othersarerelatedtothesettingsoftheaccesspoint.
EnvironmentalConsiderations
o Adirectlineofsightbetweenaccesspointandwirelessclient
providesbestresults.Obstaclesofanykindwillreducethe
performance.Thatreductioncanbesmall,orquitesevere.
Everythingblockswirelesssignalstoasmallerorlarger
extend.Wood,plasterorglassdon'tinterferemuch,butbrick,
stone,andwater(thinkofthatbigfishtankorwaterpipes)canbemoreproblematic.
Amongtheworstenemiesofawirelesssignalareceramic,concrete,metal,andmirrors,
whichreflectvisiblelightandradiowavesalike.
o Keepthedistancebetweenwirelessclientandaccesspointbelow100feet(30meter)
o Installtheaccesspointontheceilingforbestsignalpropagation.
WirelessSettings
o ChannelSelection:Setthechanneltoavaluethatputsthis
wirelessnetworkatleastfourchannelsapartfromanexisting
wirelessnetworkthatmightbeincloseproximity.Forexample,
ifanotherwirelessnetworkinrangeissettochannel2,then
it’dbebesttosetyourIntellinetaccesspointtochannel6or
higher.Youcansetthechannelhere:
o OutputPower:
TheIntellinetaccesspointshipswiththeoutputpowersettingatmaximum,whichmeans
27dBmfortheUSmarket,and17dBmfortheETSI(EU)region.Thetransmitpower
optioncanbefoundrightunderneaththechannelparameter(seeabove).Youshould
checkandmakesurethatthesettingsissettomaximumforbestsignalstrengthand
coverage.
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o Avoidwirelessrepeatersetups:
Repeatingawirelesssignalinordertoincreasetherangeofyourwirelessnetwork
withoutrunningasinglenetworkcable,thatsoundslikeagreatidea.It’srelativelyeasy
tosetup,anditrequiresnoadditionalcablestoberun.
Theprimarydisadvantageofawirelessrepeatersetupisthatiteffectivelycutsthe
bandwidthinhalfforanycomputerthatisconnectedtoit.Thereasonforthisisthatthe
repeaterreceivesthesignal,processesthesignal,andthattakestime,andthen
rebroadcaststhesignal–anddoesthisinbothdirections,fromtheroutertothe
computerandfromthecomputertotherouter.
Otherdisadvantages:
Compatibilityproblemsbetweendifferentdevicesfromdifferentvendorsusing
differentchipsets
Iftherepeaterisconnectedtoofarawayfromtheaccesspoint,theAPWi‐Fi
signalhasalreadydegradedtoomuch,andevenifthere‐broadcastedsignal
appearsstrongforthewirelessclientthatconnectstotherepeater,the
seeminglygreatconnectionqualitycanyieldresultsthataresuboptimal.
Notgoodenoughforseriousgamers–wirelessrepeatersetupscanintroduce
additionalpacketlosstothewirelessconnection.Whilewirelessconnectionsby
natureasnotasrobustaswiredconnections,connectingviaawirelessrepeater
cancompoundtheproblem.
Whatarethealternatives:
Ifyouneedtocoveranareathatistoolargeforoneaccesspointaloneandyouwantto
maximizethestabilityandperformanceofyourwirelessnetwork,andthenthefollowing
setupisgoingtoyieldthebestresults:
Eachaccesspointisconnectedtothewiredbackbone,andeachaccesspointissetupin
accesspointmode.
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5. Appendix
ChangingtheIPAddressofaNetworkAdapter
TheIntellinetaccesspointoperatesontheIPaddress192.168.2.1.Foryourcomputertoaccessthe
administratorconfigurationinterface,theIPaddressofthenetworkadapterinyourcomputerhastobe
inthesamerange;e.g.,192.168.2.50.Refertotheinstructionsthatcamewithyourcomputerfor
informationonhowtochangetheIPaddressonthenetworkadapterinyourcomputerforanyoperating
systemthatisnotexplainedinthisusermanual.
5.1.1 Windows8
1.IfyouareusingaPC,movethemousecursortothebottomortoprightcornerofthescreenandselect
thecogiconforSettings.Ifyouareusingatablet,swipeleftfromtherightsideofthescreenandselect
Settings.
2.Click“ControlPanel.”
3.Select“Smallicons.”
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4.Open“NetworkandSharingCenter.”
5.Click“Changeadaptersettings.”
6.Right‐clickyournetworkadapterandselect“Properties.”
7.Select“InternetProtocolVersion4”fromthelistandclick“Properties.”
8.Entertheinformationasshownbelow,thenclick“OK”tosavethesettings.
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5.1.2 Windows7and10
1.OpentheNetworkandSharingCenter.
2.Clickon“Changeadaptersettings.”
3.Right‐clickyournetworkadapterandselect“Properties.”
4.Select“InternetProtocolVersion4”fromthelistandclick“Properties.”
5.Entertheinformationasshownbelow,thenclick“OK”tosavethesettings.
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5.1.3 WindowsXP:
1.Double‐clickthe“NetworkConnections”iconinthecontrolpanel.
2.Right‐clicktheconnection(e.g.,LocalAreaConnection)andselect“Properties.”
3.Select“InternetProtocol(TCP/IP)”fromthelistandclick“Properties.”
4.Entertheinformationasshownbelow,thenclick“OK”tosavethesettings.
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5.1.4 MacOSX
1.OpentheSystemPreferencespage.
2.IntheInternet&Networksection,clicktheNetworkicon.
3.SelecteitherBuilt‐inEthernetorAirPort,dependingonhowyouconnecttothewirelessaccesspoint,
thenclick“Configure….”
4.SetthevalueforConfigureIPv4to“Manually”andenter192.168.2.50intheIPAddressfield.Click“Apply
Now”(notshowninscreenshot)tosavethesettings.
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TechnicalSpecifications
Specification
ROM RAM 4/8/16M DDR1:16/32/64M
Standards IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.3, IEEE
802.3u,IEEE802.3af
InterfaceType 1‐Port 10/100 RJ45 Ethernet interface, support the 802.3af
standard
RFPower
11b:27dbm（max）
11g:24dbm（max）
11n:23dbm（max）
RadioDataRate
11n:Upto300Mbps
11g:54/48/36/24/18/12/9/6M
11b:11/5.5/2/1M
Sensitivity@PER
11N_MCS7_20M:‐70dBm@10%PER;
11N_MCS7_40M:‐69dBm@10%PER;
54M:‐72dBm@10%PER;
11M:‐88dBm@8%PER;
security WEP,WPA2/WPA‐PSK(AES,TKIP)
Frequencyrange 2.4~2.4835GHz
Antennas 2PCS2.4GOmnidirectional2dBiThebuilt‐inantenna2dBifixed
Antennas
Max.Consumption 9W(Max)
Dimensions(DxH) (144*42.5)mm
Environment
OperatingTemperature:‐0Ԩ‐40Ԩ
StorageTemperature:‐40Ԩ‐70Ԩ
OperatingHumidity:10%‐90%RHnon‐condensing
Storagehumidity:5%‐95%RHnon‐condensing
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