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STEP

2

Click

Save

to apply your settings.

Viewing Port Statistics

The Port Statistics page displays port statistics.

To view port statistics:

STEP 1

Choose

Status

>

Port Statistics

.

STEP

2

From the

Refresh Rate

drop-down menu, choose a refresh rate. This causes the

page to re-read the statistics from the CVR100W and refresh the page.

STEP

3

(Optional) By default, byte data is displayed in bytes and other numerical data is

displayed in long form. To show the bytes in kilobytes (KB) and the numerical data

in round-up form, check

Show Simplified Statistic Data

and click

Save

.

STEP

4

To reset the port statistics counters, click

Clear Counters

.

The Port Statistics table displays the data transfer statistics for the WAN, LAN, and

WLAN ports:

IP Address

IP Address of the connected device.

MAC Address

MAC Address of the connected device.

Static DHCP Binding

Check to enable Static DHCP Binding for this device.

The CVR100W will always assign this IP address to

the device.

Interface

Name of the network interface.

Packet

Number of the received and sent packets through the

interface.

Byte

Number of the received and sent bytes of information

per second.

Error

Number of the received and sent packet errors.

Viewing CVR100W Status

Viewing Wireless Statistics

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Viewing Wireless Statistics

The Wireless Statistics page shows a cumulative total of relevant wireless

statistics for the radio on the CVR100W.

To view wireless statistics:

STEP 1

Choose

Status

>

Wireless Statistics

.

STEP

2

From the

Refresh Rate

drop-down menu, choose a refresh rate.

STEP

3

(Optional) By default, byte data is displayed in bytes and other numerical data is

displayed in long form. To show the bytes in kilobytes (KB) and the numerical data

in round-up form, check

Show Simplified Statistic Data

and click

Save

.

STEP

4

To reset the wireless statistics counters, click

Clear Counters

.

The Wireless Statistics table displays the following information:

Dropped

Number of the received and sent packets that were

dropped.

Multicast

Number of multicast packets sent over this radio.

Collisions

Number of signal collisions that occurred on this port.

A collision occurs when the port tries to send data at

the same time as a port on another router or computer

that is connected to this port.

SSID Name

Name of the wireless network.

Packet

Number of received and sent wireless packets for

each SSID, and total number of received and sent

wireless packets for all SSIDs.

Byte

Number of received and sent bytes of information for

each SSID, and total number of received and sent

bytes of information for all SSIDs.

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Viewing Guest Network Status

The Guest Network Status page displays information for all wireless guests

connected to the SSID4 of the CVR100W.

Up to ten wireless guests can be allowed to simultaneously connect to the SSID4.

The default value is five. The CVR100W will block the new requests when the

number of the connected guests reaches the limitation. A warning message will

be appeared at this time.

The CVR100W limits the time (two hours) that each guest can be connected to the

SSID4. The guest connection will be terminated over the time limit. You can also

manually terminate the guest connection at any time.

To view guest network status:

STEP 1

Choose

Status

>

Guest Network Status

.

The Guest Network Status table displays the following information:

Error

Number of received and sent packet errors for each

SSID, and total number of received and sent packet

errors for all SSIDs.

Dropped

Number of received and sent packets dropped by

each SSID, and total number of received and sent

packets dropped by all SSIDs.

Multicast

Number of multicast packets sent over each SSID, and

total number of multicast packets sent over all SSIDs.

Collisions

Number of packet collisions reported to each SSID,

and total number of packet collisions for all SSIDs.

Host Name

Name of the device connected to the SSID4 of the

CVR100W.

IP Address

IP address of the connected device.

MAC Address

MAC address of the connected device.

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STEP

2

To manually disconnect the guest connection, click

Disconnect

.

Viewing VPN Status

The VPN Status page displays the status of client-to-gateway VPN connections.

To view VPN user connection status:

STEP 1

Choose

Status

>

VPN Status

.

The VPN User Connection Status table displays the following information:

STEP

2

To manually terminate a VPN session, click

Disconnect

.

Time Left

Time left for the guest connection.

Status

Shows if the device is connected to the Internet using

the CVR100W.

Username

Username of the VPN user associated with the

QuickVPN tunnel.

Remote IP

IP address of the remote QuickVPN client. This could

be a NAT/Public IP if the client is behind the NAT router.

Status

Current status of QuickVPN client. OFFLINE means that

the QuickVPN tunnel is not initiated or established by

the VPN user. ONLINE means that the QuickVPN tunnel,

initiated or established by the VPN user, is active.

Start Time

Time of the VPN user establishing a connection.

End Time

Time of the VPN user ending a connection.

Duration (Seconds)

Duration between the VPN user establishing and

ending a connection.

Protocol

Protocol that the user uses, such as QuickVPN.

Viewing CVR100W Status

Viewing Logs

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Viewing Logs

The View Logs page allows you to view the CVR100W logs.

To view the logs:

STEP 1

Choose

Status

>

View Logs

.

STEP

2

Click

Refresh Logs

to display the latest log entries.

STEP

3

To filter logs, or specify the severity of logs to display, check the boxes next to the

log type and click

Go

. Note that all log types above a selected log type are

automatically included and you cannot deselect them.

For example, choosing Error logs automatically includes emergency, alert, and

critical logs in addition to Error logs.

The event severity levels are listed from the highest severity to the lowest severity

as follows:

The System Log table displays the following information:

Emergency

System is not usable

.

Alert

Action is needed.

Critical

System is in a critical condition.

Error

System is in error condition.

Warning

System warning occurred.

Notification

System is functioning properly, but a system notice

occurred.

Information

Device information.

Debugging

Provides detailed information about an event.

Log Index

Index number of the log.

Log Time

Time of the log.

Log Severity

Severity of the log.