Edge-Core EC3805F Installation Guide

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104. Connect the other end of the cable to the Ethernet port of the host PC. (insert pic) 5. Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port

11Setting up IP address of Host PC In the case the DHCP server function of the Smart Router is disabled or you want to configure the IP address of th

124. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window appears. On the General tab: 1) For the case DHCP Server of Smart Router is enabled, enable O

13 After configuring the IP address of the host PC, you can check if the IP address is correctly configured by the following steps: 1. Open the Sta

142. Type cmd in the text book and click OK. 3. A command window will show and in the window type ipconfig /all and then press enter key. 4. In th

15 then your PC and Smart Router are connected successfully. 3. If the window shows: then your PC and Smart Router are not connected correctly,

16Chapter 3: Quick Setup This chapter guides you through the steps to configure the basic features of your Smart Router, so that you can connect to t

17 An example under Windows XP is shown as the left figure. 3. After you login successfully, the system info page will appear. From now on, the Sm

18 Then choose the wan connection type, PPPOE, Static IP, or Dynamic IP. If you chose PPPOE, you have to fix the Username/Password with your AD

19 you have to fix the IP Address/Subnet Mask/Gateway IP Address with the correct values. Click OK, and you can surf the internet. If you chose Di

2Revision History Revision Date Change Description EC380F_001R001 04/28/2009 Preliminary EC380F_002R001 05/18/2009 Add introduction

20 Check the account, and configure by following the steps described above. Note: Make sure the validity of the account.

21Chapter 4: Advance Setup This chapter guides you advanced features configuration of your Smart Router. 1. Status This page shows the status of yo

22 This page shows the DHCP clients. If the client uses static IP, the type should be Static, and if the client uses obtain an IP address automatica

23 You can set WAN MAC address the same as your PC’s MAC address. 6. Bridge Convert Mark Bridge Mode enable to convert your smart router as a pur

24 Fix Server IP with the device’s IP you want to support remote access. Internal Port should be the same with you opened on your device. External P

25 This page is used to filter lan client MAC address. Fix the MAC with the mac address you want to filter, mark the Deny of the entry, then click A

26 This page is used to set QOS Mode and QOS Rule. Select the mode and rule you want to set, then click Apply. You can configure priority per por

27 You can configure priority per DSCP value (0 to 64) on this page, from low level to highest level. You can configure priority per vlan tag on

28 You can set ingress rate and egress queue rate on this page. 11. IGMP You can choose IGMP disable/snooping/proxy on this page. You also can e

29 IGMP status will display on this page. 12. SNMP To enable SNMP, select Enable option of SNMP Mode. Fix other blanks with the corresponding val

3CONTENTS SMART ROUTER USER’ S MANUAL ... REVISION HISTORY

30 On this page, you can set Trap Target Address and Trap Target Port. 13. SNTP On this page, you can set 5 SNTP server here. Your smart router

31 You can set Speed and Flow control for each port on this page. Then the status should display on Port Status page. This page shows the link st

32 This page shows system logs, such as reboot, clean, factory default setting logs.

33Chapter 5: System Administration This chapter guides you to managing, upgrading and trouble shooting your Smart Router. 16. Tool Change your acc

34 Click OK to restart your smart router. Click Apply to restore factory default settings. Note: You also can restore factory default settings b

4Introduction Fiber-To-The-Home (FTTH) has always been an attractive option for Internet asccess. It has all the benefits of optical fiber. It prov

5Features: Bridging Features  Supports self-learning bridge specified in IEEE 802.1d Transparent Bridging  Supports up to 4096 learning MAC addr

6Chapter 1: Overview This chapter provides you the description for the LEDs and connectors in the front and rear surface of the router. Before you u

7LED Indicators The NAT Smart Router is equipped with several LEDs…….as described in the table below (from left to right): LED Color Status Descri

8Chapter 2: System Requirement and Installation System Requirement To access the NAT Smart Router via Ethernet, the host computer must meet the foll

9Connecting to ADSL Modem and Client PC Follow the steps below to connect the related devices. 1. Please attach one end of the Ethernet cable with R