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Mobile Network | Technology | LTE | PLMN Selection

In this screen the LTE outdoor CPE survey all available operators and their PLMN ID according to

the standard MCC/MNC (also called PLMN code) for each supported network.

The PLMN ID 460000 is an example (no operator have this code).

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Mobile Network | Technology | WiMAX | Scanner

Mobile Network > Technology > WiMAX > Scanner

Max Tx Power:

Users can define the maximum Tx power for different modulations.

Channel Table:

Users can modify the WiMAX frequency which CPE scan in this table.



If users only want a specific frequency, just set

First Freq

and

Last Freq

to the same

value and

Step

can be any value.



If users want to scan a range of frequency, users can use Step to achieve this.

Ex:

First Freq

=2300000,

Last Freq

=2350000,

Step

=10000

CPE will scan 2300000, 2310000, 2320000, 2330000, 2340000 and 2350000.

Cancel button

Reset fields to the last saved values.

Apply button

Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some

services will be reloaded.

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Mobile Network | Technology | WiMAX | Authentication

Mobile Network > Technology > WiMAX > Authentication

The base station that users connect to may require authentication. In this section, users can set

the parameters for the authentication.

The authentication type includes

NONE

,

EAP-TLS

,

EAP-TTLS

.

None:

The authentication is not needed.

EAP-TLS



Identity:

The identity of the clients. Chances are that different clients may use the

same certificate. The server differentiates different clients from the identity in this case.

You may use random identity if the server does not care about that.



Use Realm:

If the server only allows the identity that goes with a realm, you need

to fill in the realm.



Enable WiMAX Supplicant chain:

The uploaded certificate file may contain device

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certificate and the chain certificates. When the option is enabled, the whole file is sent

to the server. When the option is disabled, only the device certificate in the file is sent

to the server.



Root/Device Certificate Passphrase:

The passphrase to protect the certificate.

Although the certificate is public, it still can be protected.



Validate the Date Duration of CA Certificate:

Test if the uploaded CA certificate has

expired. This is optional because the time of CPE may be incorrect.



Validate the Server Certificate:

Verify the server certificate through CA certificate.

EAP-TTLS



Phase2:

Use the mechanism of either

CHAP

or

MSCHAPV2

to authenticate the user

with username and password.



Use Device Certificate:

In EAP-TTLS, the server can authenticate the client by either

username/password or certificate. If this option is enabled, CPE would ignore the

username/password fields.



Identity:

The identity of the clients. Chances are that different clients may use the

same certificate. Servers differentiate the different clients from the identity in this case.

You may use random identity if the server does not care about that.



Use Realm:

If the server only allows the identity that goes with a realm, you need

to fill in the realm.



Root Certificate Passphrase:

The passphrase to protect the certificate. Although the

certificate is public, it still can be protected.



Validate the Date Duration of CA Certificate:

Test if the uploaded CA certificate has

expired. This is optional because the time of CPE may be incorrect



Validate the Server Certificate:

Verify the server certificate through CA certificate.

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Cancel button

Reset fields to the last saved values.

Apply button

Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some

services will be reloaded.

The Device certificate and chain certificate(s) are merged into a single

file. The order of the content is important. The device certificate

should be placed before chain certificate(s) in the file.

Beware that the

Line feed

should be

“

\n

”

(UNIX style), not

“

\r\n

”

(Windows Style).

We recommend using the text editor

“

MadEdit

”

to do it.

The order is like below.



Device Cert



Chain Cert

The authentication information in this page is just an example.