Ruijie Networks HA3515-DG Child Telephone Line Unit User Manual

Ruijie Networks HA3515-DG Child Telephone Line Unit

Specifications

• Product Name: HA3515-DG Access Point MA _1.3(1)B9P1
• Configuration Guide Version: V1.0
• Date: 2023.12.11

Usage Instructions

Overview of Web-GUI
The HA3515-DG Access Point is equipped with a web-based graphical user interface (Web-GUI) for configuration and management purposes. The Web-GUI consists of a web server integrated into the device and a web client, which can be accessed through web browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome, or Safari.

Supported Browsers
For optimal performance, it is recommended to use Google Chrome or Safari as the web browser to access the Web-GUI. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, please ensure that you are using a compatible version to avoid slow response or interface issues.

Accessing the Web-GUI
To access the Web-GUI of the HA3515-DG Access Point, follow these steps:

1. Ensure that your computer or device is connected to the same network as the access point.
2. Open a web browser (Google Chrome, Safari, or compatible version of Internet Explorer).
3. Enter the IP address of the access point in the address bar of the web browser.
4. Press Enter or click Go to navigate to the login page of the Web-GUI.
5. Enter your username and password to log in to the Web-GUI.

Default Login Credentials
By default, the HA3515-DG Access Point uses the following login credentials:

• Username: admin
• Password: admin

It is recommended to change the default password after the initial login for security purposes.

Configuring the Access Point
Once logged in to the Web-GUI, you can configure various settings and parameters of the HA3515-DG Access Point. The configuration options may include but are not limited to:

• Wireless network settings
• Security settings
• Network connectivity
• Device management
• System maintenance

Refer to the user manual or configuration guide for detailed instructions on each configuration option.

FAQs

Q: What should I do if the Web-GUI is not responding or
slow?

A: If you experience slow response or unresponsiveness of the Web-GUI, try the following steps:

1. Ensure that you are using a compatible web browser such as Google Chrome or Safari.
2. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, check if you are using a compatible version. If not, consider using a different browser.
3. If the issue persists, try clearing your browser cache and cookies, and restart the browser.
4. If none of the above steps resolve the issue, contact technical support for further assistance.

Q: How can I change the default password for the Web-GUI?

A: To change the default password for the Web-GUI, follow these steps:

1. Log in to the Web-GUI using the default credentials (username: admin, password: admin).
2. Navigate to the “System” or “Administration” section of the Web-GUI.
3. Locate the “Change Password” or similar option.
4. Enter your current password and the desired new password.
5. Save the changes and log out of the Web-GUI.

HA3515-DG Access Point MA _1.3(1)B9P1
Web-based Configuration Guide
Document Version: V1.0 Date: 2023.12.11
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Intended Audience

This document is intended for:

Preface

Network engineers Technical support and servicing engineers Network administrators

Technical Support
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Conventions

Signs
The symbols used in this document are described as follows:

Caution
An alert that calls attention to essential information that if not understood or followed can result in function failure or performance degradation.

Note A note that contains additional or supplementary information that if not understood or followed will not lead to serious consequences.

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Overview of Web-GUI
This document is applicable only to HA3515-DG. This chapter will provide an overview of Web-GUI from the following aspects: Web-GUI: The Web management system can be accessed through a WWW server (such as Google Chrome) to manage APs; Available Functions: This section briefly introduces the features that can be set via the Web-GUI, including SSID parameters, network configurations, security configuration, etc.; Preparation before Web-GUI

Connection: This section introduces the materials required before connection and provides precautions; Preparation for Web-GUI Connection: This section introduces the connection between this device and the PC, the IP address setting and the Internet settings of the browser; Web-GUI Login: This section introduces the specific steps of Web login.
Web-based management involves two parts: Web server and Web client. A web server is integrated into a device to receive and process requests sent from a client and returns the processing results. Generally, a Web client refers to a web browser like Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari.
If the kernel version of the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser you are using is too low, the Web-GUI may experience slow response. Please roll back the interface or use other browsers. Google Chrome and Safari are recommended.

Web-GUI
This device can be configured through a WWW browser. When logging into the Web-GUI, you can easily configure the AP without running commands in CLI (Command Line Interface). Almost all main functions can be set via Web-GUI.

Configurable Functions on Web-GUI
The main features that can be set via the Web-GUI are as follows: SSID Parameters: passwords, encryption modes, etc. 2. 4G/5G Parameter: channel, bandwidth, transmit power, etc. Network Configuration: WAN port, LAN, DHCP, etc. Security Configuration: black lists, white lists, user isolation, etc. AP Management: device upgrade, restart, etc. G.hn firmware upgrade.

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Overview of Web-GUI

Preparations before Web-GUI Connection
Please prepare the following materials before connecting to Web-GUI:

Materials

Description

WWW Browser: Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari.

Others: a PC with LAN port, or some other mobile terminal devices, such as laptops, iPads,

mobile phones, etc.

It is recommended that the resolution settings are 12801024, 19201080 and 1440*960.

At other resolutions, the page fonts and formats may be misaligned and not beautiful

enough. For example, due to the smaller screen of mobile phone terminals, the interface

Management

layout and format may be misaligned, unsightly, and other abnormalities.

Terminal
Due to the influence of WWW browsers, file uploads (updating program file versions,

setting files) may fail. If it fails repeatedly, please try changing the WWW browser. We

recommend Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge can

also be used, but some functions may not be available, such as displaying English when

the browser starts.

If you perform “Save Settings”, “Save File” or “Return” while updating the screen, it may not function properly. Please perform the above operations after the screen update is completed.

Ethernet Cable

UTP/STP Category 5e or higher is recommended.

1.4 Preparation for Web-GUI Connection
This section describes how to connect to the Web-GUI via the PC. The operations are: Form the connection between the AP and a PC Set the IP address of the PC Set the Internet settings of a WWW browser

1.4.1 Connection between the AP and the PC
As shown in the figure below, the administrator can access the device through a browser and uses the WEB management system to configure the device. The topology is shown as follows:

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Overview of Web-GUI

Use an Ethernet cable (RJ45) to connect this AP to the PC. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable connected to the PC into the LAN port of the AP until it clicks to the place.
For unplugging the Ethernet cable, hold the plug, press down on the plastic clip at the top of the plug, and pull the plug from port.
Do not use a cable other than an Ethernet cable to connect the AP and the PC, otherwise it may cause the device to work abnormally or burned out.

Configuring the IP Address of PC
Set the IP address of the PC to an IP address that can connect to the HA3515-DG. The IP address configured varies from the working modes of AP. AP Mode:
Select “Use the following IP address” in the page, set the IP address to 192.168.110.X (the value of X ranges from 100 to 200) and set the DNS server to 192.168.110.1. For example, set the fixed IP to 192.168.110.100 and the DNS server to 192.168.110.1.Web-based Configuration Guide Routing Mode: Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” in the settings.

Overview of Web-GUI

Web-GUI Login
This section introduces the operation method of logging into the Web-GUI. The specific steps are: Open a WWW browser What to do when a certificate error appears Enter username and password

Open WWW Browser
Open a WWW browser of your PC and enter the following IP address or website. The default URLs are http://192.168.110.1 or https://rjap.jp. It is recommended to use the default URL https://rjap.jp to access the Web. Both http:// and https:// are supported to be connected to the Web-GUI. If users access the Web from the WAN port of the AP, the default URL cannot be used. Please use the IP
address of the AP to access the Web via the LAN port. If you want to check the IP of the WAN port IP, you can click “Basics”-> “WAN” in routing mode. In bridge
mode, you can click “Basics” -> “External Network” to check.

It is recommended to use Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari. When using other browsers to log into Web
management, exceptions such as garbled characters or format errors may occur.
In routing mode, if the “No WAN-Side Access” function is enabled and the whitelist IP is not configured, the
AP’s Web cannot be accessed through the WAN port. To address this issue, you can access the Web by connecting the SSID or via the LAN port, and then set the whitelist IP address.

1.5.2 Measures for Certificate Error
A WWW browser may display the following warning message indicating that there is a problem with this website’s security certificate. In this case, please click “Continue to this website (not recommended)” to continue browsing.

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1.5.3 Entering Username and Password
Enter your username and password and click “Login”.
Web Address

Overview of Web-GUI

Product Name Password: admin

Click here if you forget the password.

Default username and password

Default Username / Password admin/admin

Permission Super administrator owning all permissions.

The initial password admin is only set for initial use. Since the security is very low, please set a new password after the following page pops up.

It is recommended to set a strong password. The length of a strong password should be more than 6 characters
and formed by uppercase, lowercase and numbers.

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Quick Settings

2 Quick Settings
This chapter will introduce how to quickly configure the device, which includes: Web-GUI Login: Users can use the default password admin to log into the Web; Dashboard: The dashboard displays multiple system information to users; Configure wireless SSID: When the dual band is configured, up to 6 SSIDs can be set; Wireless RF Parameters: Users can not only set the parameters of 2. 4 GHz and 5 GHz, but also configure some items, such as the number of online terminals, signal switching and the interval for automatic signal switching; Additional Instructions for Enterprises: An introduction to device management, AP mode configuration and routing mode configurations are provided;

Web-GUI Login
Use the default password admin to log into the Web page

Dashboard
When you log into the Web management system, the dashboard will be displayed. On the dashboard, you can see several system information.

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2.3 Configuring Wireless SSIDs
On the Web management system, you can configure wireless SSIDs. For a dual band integration, up to 6 SSIDs can be configured, of which one is specifically used for a guest network and the other five are universal. Follow the following steps to configure wireless SSIDs: Step 1: Click the “Wireless” in the left navigation bar (marked “1” in the figure); Step 2: Click “Wi-Fi” (marked “2” in the figure), and then click “Wi-Fi Settings”.

Quick Settings

The configuration items are shown as follows:

Items

Description

Select the SSID list to be configured. Up to 5

SSID List

SSID lists can be configured with different SSID

names at the same time.

Dual-Band Single SSID

Choose whether to use the same SSID on 2.4GHz and 5Ghz. If it is disabled, you can configure different SSIDs on 2. 4GHz and 5GHz.

When 5G priority is enabled, it will give priority

to guiding terminals to access the 5G channel.

It is important to note that the 5G priority

5G Priority

function will take effect throughout the entire

machine. That is to say, after 5G priority is

enabled on a SSID, it takes effect globally, even

if it is not enabled on the rest of SSIDs.

Default/Options Default: SSID 1 List Option: SSID 1 List to SSID 5 List. Default: Enabled (the same SSID is used for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) Option: Enabled/Disabled
Default: Disabled Option: Enabled/Disabled

Wi-Fi Switch

If this switch is off, the SSID is turned off.

Default: SSID 1 list is enabled by default, and SSID 1 list to SSID 5 list is disabled by default.

SSID Encryption

Set a SSID name.
Specify an authentication method. OPEN: It requires no password which means anyone can connect to the SSID. WPA-PSK (TKIP): It is an earlier security protocol that evolves from the WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy). Due to its low security, it is only suggested to be used on some early

Default: A random value on the device’s sticker The name cannot exceed 32 characters. Default: WPA2-PSK(AES) Options: WPA2 -PSK(AES) WPA3-SAE(AES) WPA2-PSK & WPA3-SAE (AES) Open (None) WAP-PSK & WPA2-PSK(AESTKIP)

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Quick Settings

Wi-Fi Password Hide SSID

terminal devices that supports WPA. WPA2-PSK: It is a higher security protocol based on the WPA-PSK. It is designed for home users and small offices to protect their networks. WPA/WPA2-PSK: It is a mixed mode of WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK, and is backward-compatible, which means it can be operated on terminals that do not support WPA2. WPA3-SAE: It is an overall improvement over its iteration, WPA2. It provided more personalized settings to deliver a higher security.

But it only can be used on the devices that support WPA3. WPA2-PSK & WPA3-SAE : It is a mixed mode of WPA2-PSK and WPA3- SAE, and is backwardcompatible, which means it can be operated on terminals that do not support WPA3. The length of a SSID password must be formed by at least 8 characters. For security reasons, we recommend that you change the initial password. Sometimes for security reasons, you can hide the SSID so that others cannot search for the SSID name. However, when you search the SSID via your mobile phone, it can be found and connected. When the SSID is hidden, the terminals that have connected to it will not be affected.

WPA-PSK(TKIP)
Default: A random value printed on the device’s sticker. Default: Disabled. Option: Enabled/Disabled

When you disable “Dual-Band Single SSID”, the following page is displayed. In this page, you can configure 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands separately.

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Quick Settings

When the SSID 2 list is configured, an additional item will be provided as shown in the red box in the figure below (Wi-Fi 5 Backup network):

This item is only applicable to the SSID 2 list.

Items

Description

Defaults/Options

This AP is an 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) device. Although the

802.11ax standard supports being compatible with the

802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5), there are still a small number of

Wi-Fi 5 Backup network

laptops and other terminals that cannot be connected to the Wi-Fi 6 signal released by this device due to their old drives. When this feature is enabled, these terminal

Default: Enabled Option: Enabled/Disabled

devices can be connected to the Wi-Fi 5 signal. But they

will not be able to take advantage of the new features

brought by Wi-Fi 6 devices.

Under the “Wi-Fi” menu, in addition to the “Wi-Fi Settings” tab page, there is also a “Guest Wi-Fi” tab page.

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All the configurable items on this tab page are the same as the configurable items on the SSID 1 List~ SSID 5 List in “Wi-Fi Settings”. The difference is that the signal emitted by this SSID is exclusively for guests. After they are associated with this SSID, they cannot access the local network in routing mode, but only the Internet.

Configuring RF Parameters
This feature can be configured for 2. 4 GHz and 5 GHz. The specific steps are: Step 1: Click “Wireless” on the Web (marked “1” in the picture); Step 2: Click “Radio” (marked “2” in the picture) to go to the setting page.

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Configuring RF Parameters on 2.4 GHz

Quick Settings

Items 2.4G Master Switch

2.4G Channel

Power

2.4G Width

Channel

Mode

WMM Switch Maximum Access

Description Used to determine whether to release the 2.4 GHz signal. If is disabled, the 2. 4 GHz signal is not released. Set the channel on 2. 4 GHz. You can choose a fixed channel, or choose to automatically select within the channel range 1-11 or the channel range 1-13 . Set the transmit power of 2. 4 GHz signal. Configure 2.4GHz bandwidth. You can choose a fixed bandwidth or an automatic bandwidth of 20/40MHz.

Set the wireless working mode of 2. 4 GHz.
When it is enabled, the better quality of multimedia is provided. We recommend turning it on. Maximum number of terminals supported on 2.4GHz.

Defaults/Options

Default: Enabled Options: Enabled/Disabled.
Default: Auto (CH1-11). Options: Automatic(CH1-11),Auto(CH1-13), 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13 Default: High 100% Options: High 100%, Medium 60%, Low 40% Default: 20 MHz Options: 20 MHz, 40 MHz, WMM Switch Maximum Access

Description Used to determine whether to release the 5GHz signal. If is disabled, the 5GHz signal is not released.
Set the channel on 5GHz. You can choose a fixed channel, or choose to automatically select within the channel range 1-11 or the channel range 1-13 .
Set the transmit power of 5GHz signal. Configure 5GHz bandwidth. You can choose a fixed bandwidth or an automatic bandwidth.
Set the wireless working mode of 5 GHz signal.
When it is enabled, the better quality of multimedia is provided. We recommend turning it on. Maximum number of terminals supported by 5GHz.

Defaults/Options

Default: Enabled. Options: Enabled/Disabled.

Default: Auto (W52). Options: Auto (W52), Auto (W52+ W53), Auto (W52+W53+W56), 36,40,44,48,52,56,60,64,100,104,108, 112,116,120,124,128,132,136,140 Default: High 100% Options: High 100%, Medium 60%, Low 40% Default: 20/40/80MHz Options: 20MHz, 20/40MHz , 20/40/80MHz

Default: 802.11a/n/ac/ax Options: 802.11a/n/ac/ax, 802.11a

802.11a/n/ac,

Default: Enabled. Options: Enabled/Disabled.

Default: 15 Options: 1-15

802.11a/n,

It should be noted that if the 5G channel is set to a fixed channel, automatic bandwidth switching will be
used by default, but in fact the underlying algorithm of the AP does not currently support automatic switching between 20/40/80MHz.

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2.4.3 Other Settings
After the automatic channel and automatic bandwidth settings take effect, the device will scan the channel and bandwidth according to the set period and reselect the optimal channel and bandwidth.

Items The terminal cannot be switched online
Period of Wireless Channel

Description When a terminal is online, do not switch the channel and the bandwidth. Set the time interval for automatic channel switching. The default setting is to automatically select channels after each 24 hours.

Defaults/Options Default: On. Options: On/Off.
Default: 24 hours. Options: 1-48 hours

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2.5 Additional Instructions for Enterprises
2.5.1 Device Management
In the left panel of the Web, eight menus are offered to you to manage the AP.

Quick Settings

2.5.2 Access Point Mode
The following page allows you to set the device to the bridge mode. The specific steps are as follows: Step 1: Click “Basic ” in the left panel (marked “1” in the picture); Step 2: Click on “Work Mode ” (marked “2” in the picture); Step 3: Select “AP Mode” (bridge mode) (marked “3” in the picture).
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Quick Settings

In bridge mode, the management address of 192.168.110.1 has been set for the device. In bridge mode, if the AP is not connected to the upper-level network, the downstream client will not be able to obtain DHCP. In this case, the client can configure an IP in the same network segment as the management address to access the Web homepage through this management address.
2.5.3 Routing Mode
In bridge mode, a terminal such as a mobile phone can obtain IP addresses from the uplink network of the AP. If there is no uplink network or the uplink network does not assign an IP address, the terminal may not be able to access to the network. To address this issue, you can set the IP address to 1 92.168.110.x on your mobile phone or wired terminal, and then access the Web management system via 192.168.110.1.
In routing mode, a terminal such as a mobile phone can obtain an IP address in the network segment of 1 92.168.110.x by default. The terminal device can access the Web management system via 192.168.110.1 or http s:// rjap.jp. The configuration page of routing mode is shown as the following figure:

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Quick Settings

Items IP Assignment

Description Set the address assignment method of the AP to the terminal. DHCP and static IP are supported.

Defaults/Options
Default: DHCP Options: DHCP/Static IP

If DHCP is set, the address ranging from 192.168.110.100 to 192.168.110.200 will be assigned to the terminal, the default gateway is 1 92.168.110.1, and the default network mask is 255.255.255.0.

If you select the static IP, the setting page is shown as below:

Items
IP Assignment
IP Address Submask Gateway DNS Server

Description
Set an address allocation method of the AP to the terminal. DHCP and Static IP can be selected.
Set an IP address for the AP. Set the subnet mask for the AP Set the gateway address for the AP. Set the DNS server address for the AP.

Defaults/Options Default: DHCP Options: DHCP/Static IP If you select the static IP, the AP will use the IP address configured by the user. In this case, users may need to configure their IP address to be in the same network segment as the AP to ensure they can log into the Web of AP again for configuration. Default : N/A Default : N/A
Default : N/A
Default: N/A

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Device Overview

3 Device Overview
When users log into the Web management system, the device overview page is displayed. The overview page includes: Device Overview: Display the number of online users, network status and uptime. Device Details: Display the detailed information of the AP, such as its model, serial number, MAC address,
hardware version, and software version information. WiFi: Display the detailed information of SSIDs, including SSID names, connection status, and encryption
modes. Interface Details: You can check the connection status of a port by its color. When you move your mouse to
the corresponding port, you can know the current rate of the port.

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3.1 Equipment Overview

Device Overview

Items Online Clients
Status
Uptime Systime

Description Display the number of current online wireless terminals. Display the status of Internet connection. Offline indicates that the Internet is not connected, and online means that the Internet is connected. Display the uptime of the device. Displays the current time of the system.

The offline status may be caused by network disconnection, DNS or other firewalls. You can re-obtain the status by refreshing the interface. If it is still displayed as offline, check whether the network connection is normal.

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3.2 Device Details

Device Overview
Items Model Hardware Version
SN
Software Version MAC Description Display the device model. Display the hardware version. The initial version starts from V1. Displays the SN of the device. A SN is an unique identifier for the equipment manufacturer to trace the product. Display the currently software version. Display the MAC address of the device. Click the “Basics” > “Clients” to view the terminal information connected to the AP. In this page, you also can view the IP addresses of clients.

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Device Overview

Wi-Fi Status
This area displays the detailed information about currently available SSIDs, including the SSID status and encryption modes. The system can be configured with up to 5 general SSID lists and a guest SSID. When clients access the guest SSID in routing mode, they only can access the external Internet. The example below shows that only the SSID 1 list is enabled. The SSID 1 list name is PR20-APART-2810, and it is encrypted.

Interface Information
This area displays the current wired port status. As shown in the following figure, the system has three wired ports. The ports in green indicate that they are enabled, and the ports in gray indicate that they are disabled. Based on port color, we can know that the first and third ports are enabled.Web- based Configuration Guide

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4 Basic Configurations
The content introduced in this chapter is suitable for users who are familiar with AP configurations. Users can optimize their networks via configuring the following features.

The main menus of basic configuration are shown as follows:

Menus

Description

Basics

Configure working modes, port features and blacklists and whitelists, and display terminal information.

Wireless

Configure the parameters of SSIDs and radios, and WPS function.

Network Behavior Diagnostics

Configure and display the parameters of VLANs.
Configure the blacklists or whitelists of DNS/URL, port security and other security features. Use network tools such as ping, traceroute and DNS lookup to diagnose networks.

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4.1 Basic Management

4.1.1 WAN Settings (Routing Mode)
In routing mode, you can connect to the Internet by modifying the IP assignment method of the WAN port. Click “Basics” -> “WAN” to enter the page to check the IP address of the WAN port.

If you want to select another IP assignment method, you can click “IP Assignment” to change the assignment method. DHCP and static IP are available. For specific configuration steps, please refer to the section 2.5.3 “Routing Mode”.

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Basic Configurations

LAN Settings (Routing Mode)
In routing mode, you can change the default DHCP address pool settings in the LAN page.”. Click “Basics” -> “LAN” to enter the setting page.

Click “Edit” to enter the modification page.

Items IP Address Submask
DHCP Server

Description The gateway IP of DHCP server. The subnet mask of gateway IP of the DHCP server. The switch of DHCP address pool. It is not recommended to disable it because when it is disabled, the terminal will not be assigned an IP address.

Defaults/Options Default: 192.168.110.1 Default: 255.255.255.0
Default: Enabled Option: Enabled/Disabled/DHCP Relay

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Basic Configurations

Lease Time (Min)

DHCP

server

starting address

DHCP server cutoff

address

Gateway

DNS Server

The lease time of the assigned IP. When the lease expires, the IP will be reclaimed, and the terminal needs to reapply for an new IP address. Specify the start address of the IP address pool. Specify the end address of the IP address pool. Specify the gateway address assigned to the terminal. Specify the DNS address assigned to the terminal.

Default: 1440 minutes (24 hours) Option: 2-2880 minutes
Default: 192.168.110.100 Default: 192.168.110.200 Default: 192.168.110.1 Default: 192.168.110.1

In routing mode, if the WAN port is assigned an IP address in the range of 192.168.110.XX, the IP address of the DHCP address pool on the LAN side will be changed to an IP address in the range of 192.168.111.XX, and the gateway address is changed to 192.168.111.1, the start address to 192.168.111.100, and the end address to 192.168.111.200. The rest of configurations remain unchanged.

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4.1.3 IPv6 Settings
Click “Basics” -> “IPv6 Address” to enter the IPv6 configuration page.

Basic Configurations

The configuration items provided on the IPv6 configuration page are described in the following table:

Items

Description

Defaults/Options

Configure whether to block IPv6 packets. When this feature

IPv6 Passthrough

is enabled, IPv6 packets can be sent to wireless clients.

Default: Enabled.

If the devices on both sides have learned the other Options: Enabled/Disabled.

party’s local link address, this function will not take effect.

Configure whether the AP provides IPv6 services in routing

IPv6 Configuration

mode. When “Only IPv4” option is selected, the AP only provides IPv4 addresses to clients. If the “IPv4&IPv6” option is selected, the AP will assign IPv4 and IPv6

Default: IPv4 &IP v6 Options: Only IPv4, IPv4&IPv6

addresses to clients.

In AP mode, IPv6 packets are transparently transmitted by default and will not be blocked.

Please note that if you select the IPv4&IPv6 option, faults may occur on a small number of APPs that do not support IPv6.

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4.1.4 Clients
Click “Basics” -> “Clients” to display the current client list:

Basic Configurations

Items
Band
Username MAC IP Address SSID Uptime Idle Time Communication Mode
TX Speed (kbps)
RX (PKTS) TX (PKTS) Signal Intensity (dbm)
RSSI (dbm)
Status Access
Action
Refresh
Advanced

Description If the client is a wireless client, it will be displayed here whether the client is currently accessing the 2.4G signal or the 5G signal. The host names of some clients, such as PC are displayed here. The MAC addresses of clients. The IP address of clients. The SSID name associated with the terminal. The online duration of the client. The duration of no activity or data transfer.
Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax.

If the client is a wireless client, its sending rate with the unit of Mbps will be displayed here. This value will be updated only by refreshing the page manually. If the client is a wireless client, the number of packets it received will be displayed here. If the client is a wireless client, the number of packets it sent will be displayed here. If the client is a wireless client, the signal intensity received by the AP from the client will be displayed here.

If the client is a wireless client, its wireless signal strength will be displayed here. RSSI is expressed as a negative number. The larger the number, the stronger the signal strength. Whether the client is currently online. This displays the client’s connection type. The possible value displayed here is “wireless”. Here you can choose to conduct some simple operations on the client. There are two management actions that can be performed: blacklisting and rate limiting. The information on the page will not be updated dynamically. You can press this button to refresh the page to get the latest information. If there are too many terminals displayed on the page, you can click the button to search a

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device by using its MAC address.

The descriptions of “Blacklist” and “Rate” in Action column are as follows: Click “Blacklist” and the following message will appear:

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Clients added to the blacklist will not be able to access the AP. For the clients that are whitelisted or blacklisted, you can go to the “Blacklist/Whitelist ” page to check the information. Click the “Blacklist/Whitelist”, you can view the MAC of a client that is blacklisted.

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Click “Delete” button in the “Action” column of client to remove the client from the blacklist so that it can connect to the AP normally.
Click “Rate”, and then the following configuration window will appear. In this configuration window, you can configure the uplink and downlink speeds of the clients.
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Items Upload speed limit Download speed limit

Description Limit the uplink speed of the client. If it is set to 100 kbps, the uplink speed of the client’s network will not exceed 100 kbps. Limit the downlink speed of the client. If it is set to 100 kbps, the downlink speed of the client’s network will not exceed 100 kbps.

Defaults / options Default: 0, indicating no limit on the uplink rate. Default: 0, indicating no limit on the downlink rate.

Blacklist/Whitelist The blacklist and whitelist take effect only on wireless clients. Click the “Add” to add the specified a MAC address to the blacklist or whitelist. Wireless clients whose MAC address is added to the blacklist will not be able to access the AP. You can enter any characters such as “my mobile phone” in the Remark to help you identify the client. The operation of adding a MAC address to the whitelist is the same as that added to the blacklist. When a whitelist is configured, only the terminals with the listed MAC addresses can access the AP.

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Mode Switching
Click “Basics” -> “Work Mode” to switch the working mode. 3
For details, please refer to Section 2.5.2 AP Mode, and Section 2.5.3 Routing Mode.
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Click the “Wireless” -> “Wi-Fi” on the left panel to configure wireless parameters.

Wireless Settings
The wireless management page is as shown as follows:
The operations about wireless settings are detailed in Section 2.3 Configuring Wireless SSIDs.
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The operations about RF settings are detailed in Section 2.4 Configuring RF Parameters.

WPS
Currently, WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) can be configured only via the PBC (Push Button Configuration). Press and hold the WPS button for 2 seconds or click “WPS software key” to allow terminals that support WPS to access the AP without entering a password. Web-based Configuration Guide
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VLAN
After configuring the VLAN ID for wired ports and SSIDs, only packets with this VLAN tag can be forwarded.

WAN

Items

LAN1

LAN 2

SSIDxxxxxx

Description Configure a VLAN tag for the WAN port. Configure a VLAN tag for the first LAN port. Configure a VLAN tag for the second LAN port. Configure a VLAN tag for a specified SSID.

Defaults / options Default: Untagged Range : 1-4094 Default: Untagged Range : 1-4094 Default: Untagged Range : 1-4094 Default: Untagged Range : 1-4094

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4.4 Behavior Management

4.4.1 Access Control
You can restrict specific devices to access specific websites according to your needs. If you want to prevent a device from accessing a website, you can set the control type to blacklist. If you want a device to be able to access only specified websites, you can set the control type to whitelist.
The specific operations are as follows: Step 1: Click “Behavior” -> “Access Control” Step 2: Click the “Add” to add a ACL.

Step 3: Then, enter the configuration page.

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Items Based on MAC Domain Name List

Description

Defaults/Options

Specify the rule to be based on DNS server or URL domain. The implementation principles of these two methods are different.

Based on DNS server: When the rule is set to be filtered based on DNS, the system will resolve the DNS request of a client. If the request asks for the configured address, the rule will take effect. Based on URL domain: When the rule is set to be filtered based on URL domain, the system will resolve the URL visited by the client. If the URL accessed by the client is the configured URL, the rules will take effect.

Default: Based on DNS Server Options: Based on DNS Server or URL Domain

Specify the MAC address of the device to be Default: N/A
controlled.

If the rule is based on the DNS address, you can enter a domain name list string to clarify the domain name to which the rule applies. A device in the blacklist cannot access the domain name even though its DNS addresses is matched. A device in the whitelist that matches this rule can only access the domain name configured. If you want the rule to match all URLs/addresses, enter * . If the rule is based on the domain names of URLs, you can enter the URL string to clarify the URL to which the rule applies. In this way,

Default: means matching all URLs and addresses.

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Control Type
Effective State Weekdays Active Time Remarks

the devices in the blacklist that match this rule cannot access the URL, and the devices in the whitelist that match this rule can only access the URL. If you want the rule to match all URLs/ addresses , enter *. Select whether to add the domain name of the rule to the blacklist or whitelist. Blacklist: Devices are not allowed to access domain names in the blacklist. Whitelist: Devices are only allowed to access domain names in the whitelist.
Make the rule active or inactive.
Select the day(s) of the week on which the rule will be enabled.
Select the time period for this rule to take effect. Notes can be added to identify the purpose of the rule.

Default: Blacklist Options: Blacklist/Whitelist
Default: Active Options: Active/Inactive Default: N/A Option: Support to select any day in a week. Default : N/A
Default : N/A

Up to 64 rules can be configured, including 32 DNS-based rules and 32 URL- based rules.

Security
Bridge Mode If you do not want the terminals on LAN side to access the Web of the AP, you can click “Behavior” -> “Security” to enable “No LAN-side Access”.

Items No LAN-side Access

Description When it is enabled, the client cannot access the device’s Web from the LAN side.

Defaults /Options Default: Disabled Option: Enabled/Disabled

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Routing Mode In routing mode, apart from the security settings for accessing the WEB from the LAN side, you can also set the switch for accessing the WEB from the WAN side to prevent external access and attacks on the AP.

Items No LAN-side Access No WAN Ping No WAN-side Access
Whitelist

Description When it is enabled, the client cannot access the device’s Web from the LAN side. When it is enabled, the client cannot ping the device successfully from the WAN side. When it is enabled, the client cannot access the Web from the WAN side. In routing mode, if the “No WAN-side Access” is enabled, addresses in the whitelist can still access the device Web through the WAN port. The first address in the whitelist is still valid after reset.

Defaults /Options Default: Disabled Options: Enabled/Disabled Default: Enabled Options: Enabled/Disabled Default: Disabled Options: Enabled/Disabled
Default: N/A Up to four IP addresses or IP address ranges can be configured.

In routing mode, because the “No WAN-side Access” function is enabled by default, and no default IP address is configured on the “Whitelist”, any IP address will not be able to access the AP from the WAN side.
“After the device is reset, the default IP address range stays unchanged, and WAN ping and WAN-side access are allowed.” means that after setting the IP address or range, the AP can still retain it after restoring the factory settings.

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Network Tools
When the network disconnection occurs, you can use three diagnostic tools to check the network status: Ping, Traceroute, and DNS Lookup. Ping is generally used. Ping

Items IP Address/Domain Count Packet Size Trace Route:

Description Specify an IPv4 address or a domain name used to be tested.
Set the number of times to send packets.
Set the size of the packet to be sent.

Defaults /Options Default: www.google.com Support modifying the IP address or the domain name. Default: 4 times Options: 1-50 times Default: 64 bytes Options: 4-1472 bytes

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Items IP Address/Domain Max TTL DNS Lookup:

Description

Defaults/Options

Specify an IPv4 address or a domain name used to be tested.
Specify the maximum value of TTLs for ICMP messages.

Default: www.google.com Support modifying the IP address or the domain name. Default: 20 hops Options: 1~30 hops

Items IP Address/Domain

Description

Defaults/Options

Specify an IPv4 address or a domain name to be tested.

Default : www.google.com Support modifying the IP address or the domain name.

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5 Advanced Management

5.1 User Isolation

User isolation feature can prevent users on a local Wi-Fi network from communicating with each other to ensure network security and block inadvertent data transmission. It can identify some special users that are allowed to communicate with each other via their usernames and MAC addresses. This feature is disabled by default. If you want to use it, please enable it manually. Four working modes of user isolation:

SSID 1

SSID 2

SSID 1

SSID 2

SSID 1

LAN

LAN 1

LAN 2

Blocked
Inter-LAN

Blocked

Allowed

Intra-SSID

Allowed

Blocked

Inter-SSID

Blocked
LAN-SSID

Items Intra-SSID Isolation
Inter-SSID Isolation Inter-LAN Isolation

Description

Defaults/Options

Indicate the Intra-SSID isolation mode. When it is enabled, users connected to the same SSID cannot communicate with each other. Indicate the Inter-SSID isolation mode. When it is enabled, users connected to the different SSIDs cannot communicate with each other. Indicate the Inter-LAN isolation mode. When it

Default: Disabled Options: Enabled/Disabled
Default: Disabled Options: Enabled/Disabled Default: Disabled

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Isolation Between LAN and SSID

is enabled, users connected to the different LAN ports cannot communicate with each other. Indicate the LAN-SSID isolation mode. When it is enabled, the traffic of the AP’s LAN port will be separated from the that of the Wi-Fi network (SSID), so that users connected to the LAN port and users connected to the SSID cannot communicate with each other.

Options: Enabled/Disabled
Default: Disabled Options: Enabled/Disabled

IGMP Snooping
If Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) snooping is enabled in your network environment, it can help to control the broadcast of IGMP messages to avoid affecting other terminals. By default, the IGMP snooping is enabled on the device.

Items IGMP Snooping
Mode

Description Indicate the switch of enabling or disabling the IGMP Snooping. When it is disabled, IGMP messages can be broadcasted in the LAN. When it is enabled, IGMP messages cannot be broadcasted in the LAN network. When IGMP Snooping is enabled, specify its mode. There are two modes available: Blocking Mode: In this mode, IGMP messages are blocked in the LAN by default. Only when a client joins a broadcast group can the corresponding IGMP message be sent to the LAN port where the client is located.

Defaults/Options
Default: Enabled. Options: Enabled/Disabled
Default: Blocking Mode Options: Blocking Mode/Standard mode

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Standard Mode: In this mode, IGMP messages are broadcasted to all LAN ports by default. Only when a client joins a certain broadcast group can the corresponding IGMP message be sent to the LAN port where the client is located, instead of broadcasting to all LAN ports. Generally speaking, the IGMP source messages come from the WAN port. By default, IGMP source messages on the LAN port will not be affected by IGMP Snooping function. But with its feature enabled, IGMP Snooping also takes effect on the IGMP source messages from the LAN ports.

Default: Disabled. Options: Enabled/Disabled

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Acceleration Settings

hen the hardware acceleration is enabled, the overall performance of the device will be improved, but some software functions will be affected.

5.4 DMZ (Routing Mode)
If you set up a server on an internal network, such as an FTP server, and want to access the server from an external network, you can use the DMZ function to specify the host on the internal network to enable all ports to be accessed from the external network.

Items DMZ

Description

Defaults/Options

Enable or disable DMZ function. Only when it is Default: Disabled.

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Destination IP Address

enabled can the IP address of the host be configured. After the DMZ function is enabled, specify the IP address of the DMZ host in the internal network. After configuration, AP will use the IP address of WAN port as the external IP address by default .

Options: Enabled/Disabled
Default: N/A Specify the IPv4 address of the DMZ host.

Port Mapping (Routing Mode)
Normally, the host of an internal network cannot be accessed from an external network. However, if the port mapping is enabled, users can access the host from the external network. Port mapping maps the host IP address n port of an external network to a device in the local area network to provide corresponding services. When a user accesses the port of this IP, the server automatically maps the request to the device in the local area network. Click “Advanced” – > “Port Mapping” to go to setting page.

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Items Name Protocol

External Port/Range
Internal IP Address Internal Port/Range

Description Set a rule name.

Defaults/Options Default: N/A

Specify a protocol.

Default: TCP Options: TCP and UDP

Specify the port number to be mapped to the

external network.

Default: N/A

By default, the IPv4 address of the external Port Number Range: 1-65535 network is the IP address the WAN port.

Specify the IPv4 address to be mapped to the Default : N/A
external network.

Specify the port number to be mapped to the Default: N/A

internal network.

Port Number Range: 1-65535
It should be noted that after changing the working mode or network type (such as changing the dynamic
IP to the static IP), you need to reconfigure the port mapping.

UPnP (Routing Mode)
The main function of UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is to automatically install and configure a network device. With the UPnP, devices can share resources within the LAN.

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DNS Server
If you want to use a specific DNS server, you can set it on this page. Usually the DNS server address used by the AP is automatically obtained from its uplink network.

Items DNS Sever

Description
When it is enabled, you can specify the local DNS server address for the AP, so that the AP will not use the address automatically obtained from its uplink network.

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Items Local DNS Server

Description Manually specify the address of DNS Server.

Defaults/Options Default: N/A. The DNS server address is automatically assigned by the uplink network .

It should be noted that before configuration, please ensure that the DNS Server to be configured is working
normally, otherwise it may fail to access the Internet.

5.8 DHCP (Routing Mode)
Assign a fixed IP address to the downstream client by adding its MAC address. (Up to 20 clients can be added.)

Items

Description

MAC

Display the client’s MAC address.

IP Address

Display the assigned IP address.

Remarks

Display the note for the MAC address. You can enter any description such as “my mobile phone”.

Action

Two management actions can be performed, including modification and deletion.

The description of “Edit” and “Delete” in the Action column: Click “Edit” to modify the client’s MAC address, assigned IP and the remark.

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Click “Delete” to delete the assigned IP. After the AP is connected again, a random IP address is obtained.

5.9 Firewall (Routing Mode)
A firewall is a network security device or software used to monitor and control network traffic to protect the network from suffering unauthorized access, malicious attacks, and data leaks. Firewalls filter network traffic by restricting access to specific IP addresses, ports or protocols through rules or implementing access control policies to block potential threats. With the firewall feature, the AP restricts access to the ports based on its IPv4 or IPv6 TCP and UDP protocols.
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Items SPI Firewall Mode IPv4 TCP Internal Port/Range
IPv4 TCP External Port/Range
IPv4 UDP Internal Port/Range
IPv4 UDP External Port/Range
IPv6 TCP Internal Port/Range IPv6 TCP External Port/Range

Description Four options are available: Only IPv4, IPv4 & IPv6, Only IPv6, Disabled. The internal port range of IPv4 TCP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,).
The external port range of IPv4 TCP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated the by commas (,).
The internal port range of IPv4 UDP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,). The external port range of IPv4 UDP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,). The internal port range of IPv6 TCP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,). The external port range of IPv6 TCP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X)

Defaults/Options
Default: IPv4 & IPv6
It is recommended to specify the default configuration, which is to select all ports.
It is recommended to specify the following ports that are frequently attacked: 137-139, 445, 1243, 2049, 12345, 27374, 31785
It is recommended to select the default configuration, which is to select all ports.
It is recommended to specify the following ports that are frequently attacked: 137-139, 445, 2049, 31789, 31791
It is recommended to select the default configuration, which is to select all ports.
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IPv6 UDP Internal Port/Range IPv6 UDP External Port/Range

or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,). The internal port range of IPv6 UDP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,). The external port range of IPv6 UDP is from 1 to 65535. You can specify a single port (X) or a port range (X-Y). If multiple items are configured, separated them by commas (,).

frequently attacked: 137-139, 445, 1243, 2049, 12345, 27374, 31785
It is recommended to select the default configuration, which is to select all ports.
It is recommended to select the following ports that are frequently attacked: 137-139,445,2049,31789,31791

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NTP Settings
Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol used to synchronize the clocks of devices on a network. NTP is designed to ensure that the consistency and accuracy of clicks of devices on the network.

Items NTP function NTP Server Name Confirmation Time Time Zone Time Description Enable or disable NTP function. Specify the domain name of the NTP server. Specify the synchronization period. Specify the time zone. Display the current time.

Defaults
Default: Enabled.
Default: ntp.nict.jp
Default: 24 hours Default: (GTM 09:00) Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo Default: Current time.

6.2 Port Management
This function is designed to manage the physical attributes of the WAN port and two LAN ports. Currently, a WAN port cannot be set to a G.hn port. The LAN port supports shutdown and rate negotiation (Auto/100Mbps/1000Mbps).

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Login Management
Administrator Password
In order to improve system security and make information interaction more secure, please click “System” -> “Login”-> “Login Password” to change the default password.

Items Old Password

Description Enter the original password: adminDefaults/Options Default: admin

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New Password Confirm Password

Enter a new password.

Default: N/A

Enter the password you set for confirmation. Default: N/A

Session Timeout
In this page, you can set the Web session timeout. After the timeout is configured, Web will automatically log out when it is in standby state for a long time.

Items Session Switch
Session Timeout

Description

Defaults/Options

Enable or disable the login timeout function.
When the session timeout is enabled, specify the time value. If no operation is performed on the Web management system for the time that exceeds the configured time, the system will be logged out.

Default: Enabled. Options: Enabled/Disabled
Default: 300 seconds Options: 300-7200 seconds

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Account Name
By default, the account name is admin. You can change the account name in the following page.

Configuration Management
Restore
If you need to restore the system, please click “System” -> “Restore” to restore the device.

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Backup and Import
If you want to keep the current configuration settings after restore the system, please click “Restore” -> “Backup & Import” -> “Export” to export the current configuration file of the device.

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After the restart is complete, log in to the Web system again. The related operations of device login have been described in detail in Section 2.1.
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Reset Settings

In this page, you can determine whether the reset button can be used or not. It is enabled by default.

6.6 LED Settings
In this page, you can enable or disable LEDs. Also, you can schedule the LED to be enabled or disabled at a specific time period.
If you want to LEDs to light at a scheduled time, follow the following steps: Step 1: Click “Customize”. Step 2: Click the “Add” button to go to the setting page.
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Items LED Day Start Time End Time

Description

Defaults/Options

If the switch is in on state, it means that the LEDs will turn on in the specified time period. If the switch is in off state, the LEDs will turn off in the specified time period. Specify the day(s) of a week.
Specify the start time on the day of a week.
Specify the end time on the day of a week.

Default: Enabled Option: Enabled/Disabled
Default: N/A Options: Any day of the week. Default: 00:00 Drop down the selection box to select a start time. Default: 24:00 Drop down the selection box to

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System Log
Checking system logs is a way for locating fault causes. When a large number of logs are available, you can enter key words, log types, modules or dates to figure out the logs you need for locating fault causes.

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Manual Upgrade
Click “System” -> “Upgrade” to manually upgrade the software version of the device Step 1: Click the “File” button to select an upgrade file.

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Please wait patiently during the upgrade process.
Step 4: After the upgrade is successful, you will return to the login interface. Please use the password to log into the Web management system again, and check the software version in “Device Details” to confirm whether the upgrade is successful.

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Firmware Upgrade
G.hn firmware can be upgraded separately. The upgrade of G.hn firmware is perfumed by the main program.
6.10 Reboot
6.10.1 Reboot
You can click “System” -> “Reboot” to reboot the AP remotely. If you want to reboot the device directly, click “Reboot” on the page.
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Scheduled Reboot
In this page, you can schedule the reboot of the AP to take effect at a specific time in a day of a week.

Items Scheduled Reboot Day
Time

Description

Defaults/Options

Enable or disable the scheduled reboot function. Specify the day of a week to restart the device.
Set the specific time to restart the device.

Default: Disabled. Option: Enabled/Disabled Default: Any day of the week. Default: A specific time between 3 a.m and 4 a.m.

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6.11 Developer Mode
With the developer mode enabled, you can log in to the device console through SSH to configure the device.

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Troubleshooting

This chapter mainly introduces countermeasures when you encounter problems that you cannot solve.

7.1 Failing to Connect to Web-GUI

When you cannot connect to the Web-GUI, please confirm the following points:
(1) Check the connection between the AP and your PC.
Please refer to section 1.4 “Preparation for Web-GUI Connection” to confirm whether the connection is correct.
(2) Check whether the AP works in routing mode and the PC accesses the AP through the LAN port.

When the AP works in routing mode, the PC cannot access the AP via a WAN port, because the WAN port is a G.hn port. By default, the PC accesses the AP via the LAN port.
(3) Check whether the PC can ping the AP. (4) Check whether your browser can display the Web-GUI interface correctly.
The Web-GUI of HA3515-DG supports Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari and some browsers based on IE kernel. It is strongly recommended that you use Google Chrome to access the Web-GUI again.

Failing to Log into Web-GUI
If you cannot log in to the Web-GUI, please check the following points: (1) Check whether the username and password are correct. Please log in again with the correct username and password. Default username/password: admin/admin. (2) Forget the password. If you forget the login password, you can use a slender needle to press the Reset button on the AP panel to restore the device to factory settings. (3) Check whether the browser you use can display the Web- GUI interface normally. The Web-GUI of HA3515-DG supports Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari and some browsers based on IE kernel. It is strongly recommended that you use Google Chrome to access the Web-GUI again.8Web-based Configuration Guide

When the device connects normally but cannot communicate normally, please check the following things:
(1) Check device status: When the IP address of WAN port is set to be obtained automatically via DHCP, you can check the interface status by checking whether the AP automatically obtains an IP address or DNS address. If the address cannot be obtained, the WAN cannot be connected (no Internet service is provided). Please check whether the DHCP server is reachable or whether the IP+ MAC binding have been configured.
(2) Blacklist and Whitelist Only clients in the whitelist are allowed to access the Web-GUI. If the device cannot communicate normally, check whether the device has been listed in the whitelist. If not, please add the device to the whitelist. Also, check whether the device has been added to the blacklist by mistake. For details, please refer to section 4.4.1 “Access Control”.

About Device Setup and Usage Support
If you need to analyze the cause of a fault or collect usage status, please refer to section 6.8 “System Log”. And provide the saved logs to your service provider for support.

References

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• Ruijie Networks | Network Devices and Solutions Provider

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