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◆ Ref — Number of references to this route.
◆ Use — Count of lookups for the route.
◆ Interface — Interface to which packets for this route will be sent.
◆ Comment — Displays a useful comment to identify the routing rules.
DYNAMIC ROUTE ◆ The Mini Broadband Router supports RIP 1 and RIP 2 dynamic routing
protocol. Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is the most widely used
method for dynamically maintaining routing tables. RIP uses a distance
vector-based approach to routing. Routes are chosen to minimize the
distance vector, or hop count, which serves as a rough estimate of
transmission cost. Each router broadcasts its advertisement every 30
seconds, together with any updates to its routing table. This allows all
routers on the network to build consistent tables of next hop links
which lead to relevant subnets.
◆ RIP — Enables or disable the RIP protocol for the WAN or LAN
interface. (Options: Disable/v1/v2, Default: Disable)
- USER GUIDE 1
- Barricade 2
- SMCWBR11S-N 2
- User Guide 2
- COMPLIANCES 5
- TATEMENT 6
- ADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT: 6
- AIWAN NCC 6
- ONFORMANCE DECLARATION 6
- OMMUNITY 7
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 9
- CONTENTS 10
- NSTALLING THE MINI ROUTER 29 11
- NITIAL CONFIGURATION 34 11
- PERATION MODE 47 11
- ETWORK SETTINGS 51 11
- IRELESS CONFIGURATION 65 12
- IREWALL CONFIGURATION 100 12
- SECTION III APPENDICES 118 13
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- – 15 – 15
- – 16 – 16
- Table 2: LED Behavior 23 17
- Table 4: LED Indicators 119 17
- GETTING STARTED 18
- 1 INTRODUCTION 19
- 20
- Description of Capabilities 20
- PACKAGE CONTENTS 21
- HARDWARE DESCRIPTION 21
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- WLAN LAN WAN Power 23
- Hardware Description 24
- Figure 4: Bottom Panel 24
- Reset Button 24
- 2 NETWORK PLANNING 25
- LAN ACCESS POINT 26
- WIRELESS BRIDGE 27
- WIRELESS CLIENT 28
- 3 INSTALLING THE MINI ROUTER 29
- MOUNTING THE DEVICE 30
- ROUTER MODE CONNECTIONS 31
- BRIDGE MODE CONNECTIONS 32
- Bridge Mode Connections 33
- 4 INITIAL CONFIGURATION 34
- HOME PAGE AND MAIN MENU 35
- COMMON WEB PAGE BUTTONS 36
- SETUP WIZARD 36
- STEP 2 - TIME 37
- SETTINGS 37
- STEP 3 - WAN 38
- SETTINGS - DHCP 38
- SETTINGS - STATIC IP 39
- SETTINGS - PPPOE 40
- SETTINGS - PPTP 41
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- Setup Wizard 42
- SETTINGS - L2TP 43
- STEP 4 - WIRELESS 44
- SECURITY 44
- WEB CONFIGURATION 46
- 5 OPERATION MODE 47
- LOGGING IN 48
- Figure 24: Home Page 49
- 49
- Logging In 49
- OPERATION MODE 50
- 6 NETWORK SETTINGS 51
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- WAN Setting 52
- LAN SETTING 59
- LAN Setting 60
- DHCP CLIENTS 61
- ADVANCED ROUTING 62
- Advanced Routing 63
- 7 WIRELESS CONFIGURATION 65
- 66
- Basic Settings 66
- Figure 34: Basic Settings 66
- HT PHYSICAL MODE 68
- ADVANCED SETTINGS 69
- Advanced Settings 70
- Figure 38: WMM Configuration 73
- MULTICAST-TO 74
- UNICAST CONVERTER 74
- WLAN SECURITY 75
- WIRED EQUIVALENT 76
- PRIVACY (WEP) 76
- WPA PRE-SHARED 77
- WPA ENTERPRISE 78
- WLAN Security 79
- IEEE 802.1X AND 80
- Figure 45: Access Policy 82
- Figure 48: WDS Configuration 84
- WI-FI PROTECTED SETUP (WPS) 85
- Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) 86
- Figure 49: Enabling WPS 86
- Figure 50: WPS Configuration 86
- STATION LIST 88
- 8 AP CLIENT MODE WIRELESS 89
- CONFIGURATION 90
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- WEP SHARED-KEY 93
- WPA/WPA2 94
- PERSONAL SECURITY 94
- LINK STATUS 95
- Link Status 96
- SITE SURVEY 97
- Statistics 99
- 9 FIREWALL CONFIGURATION 100
- 101
- MAC/IP/Port Filtering 101
- CURRENT FILTER 102
- Figure 61: Virtual Server 103
- CURRENT VIRTUAL 104
- SERVERS IN SYSTEM 104
- SYSTEM SECURITY 105
- CONTENT FILTERING 106
- Content Filtering 107
- 10 ADMINISTRATION SETTINGS 108
- SYSTEM MANAGEMENT 109
- TIME ZONE SETTINGS 110
- DDNS SETTINGS 111
- FIRMWARE UPGRADE 112
- CONFIGURATION SETTINGS 113
- SYSTEM STATUS 114
- 115
- System Status 115
- STATISTICS 116
- SYSTEM LOG 117
- APPENDICES 118
- A TROUBLESHOOTING 119
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- B HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS 121
- UTPUT POWER 22.5 +/- 2dBm 122
- AFETY EN 60950-1 (2006) 122
- C CABLES AND PINOUTS 123
- 10/100BASE-TX PIN ASSIGNMENTS 124
- STRAIGHT-THROUGH WIRING 124
- CROSSOVER WIRING 125
- D LICENSE INFORMATION 126
- 127
- GLOSSARY 130
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- I-FI PROTECTED 132
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- SMCWBR11S-N 137
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