AirTies Air5452 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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If you cannot see any devices or files you may need to scan for the

DLNA devices which are on the network. To do this select 'search for

Media Servers' under either the Photo, Music or Video icons.

For Sony Bravia DLNA compatible televisions

Turn on your TV and press the 'home' button on your remote control

to open the media menu.

Scroll across the media menu and you will see Photo, Video and

Music icons. Under each of these you will see the AirTies device.

Select the AirTies device to list the media that is contained on the

attached USB disk. Selecting a Photo, Video or Music file will play or

display the media on the television.

You can stop the media by pressing the 'stop' button on your

remote control.

If you cannot see any devices or files you may need to scan for the

DLNA devices which are on the network. To do this, go to 'Settings'

menu then scroll to 'Network Settings' > 'Server Display Settings'

and then press 'Options' on your remote and select 'Update list'.

The television will scan the network and find your AirTies Media

Server.

The files that can be played on your Media Player depends upon the

codec and file container support offered by your Media Player.

Please consult your Media Player's documentation for a list of

codecs and file containers that it supports.

AirTies Media Server has been tested for interoperability on a

number of Media Players. Please visit www.airties.com for a current

list of tested devices.

DDNS

Dynamic DNS (DDNS) ensures that your hostname and IP address in

the Internet name servers are always current. It's primarily used to

associate a domain name with a dynamic IP address, making it

possible to access a computer with a dynamic IP address over the

Internet. This also allows you to run a server on a computer that has

a dynamic IP address. DDNS Settings To configure the DDNS

settings on your device go to DNS Settings under the DDNS menu of

the Web User Interface. You will see the current DDNS account

information if one is present.

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To use the Dynamic DNS feature you need to setup an account with

a DDNS service provider. To create a new DDNS account click New.

Enter the following information DDNS Service Name: Select the

DDNS service provider. Hostname: Your hostname you want to

associate with your dynamic IP address. User name: The username

provider from your DDNS service provider. Password: The password

provider from your DDNS service provider. Click Save to create the

DDNS account. You will return to the DDNS Settings page again will

see your DDNS account and status. You can add additional DDNS

accounts or can edit and remote DDNS accounts.

To enable DDNS check the Enable DDNS check box and click Save.

QoS

Quality Of Service (QoS) allows you to pioritise data for certain

applications to get the best possible service for these applications.

Applications that are time senstive to the data the receive, such as

IPTV or VOIP, require QoS to be configured. To enable QoS go to the

QoS page on the Web UI.

Select QoS Enabled to enable QoS and click Save.

Traffic Classification

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Rules can be created to classify data. To create, edit or delete rules

to to Traffic Classification under QoS option on the menu. To create

a new rule add some of the following information in the fields.

Rule Name Source: Enter a rule name for the rule

IP Address: Enter the source address that the data will come from.

IP Address Range: Enter a range of addresses that the data will

come from.

Port: Enter the source port that the data will come from.

Port Range: Enter a range of ports that the data will come from.

MAC Address Destination: Enter the source MAC address that the

data will come from.

IP Address: Enter the destination address that the data will be sent

to.

IP Address Range: Enter a range of addresses that the data will be

sent to.

Port: Enter the destination port that the data will be sent to.

Port Range: Enter a range of ports that the data will be sent to.

MAC Address: Enter the destination MAC address that the data will

be sent to.

Protocol: Enter the protocol of the data

DSCP/TOS: Enter the QoS values that the data will have.

Click Save to create a new rule. The rule will appear in the table.

Traffic Shaping

In the traffic shaping page you can limit the bandwidth of each

Class of Service. Go to the Traffic Shaping menu under the QoS

menu.

There are already four Class of Services defined. The bandwidth for

each Class of Service is limited so that CoS4 is guaranteed the

highest amount of bandwidth. The minimum and maximum amount

of bandwidth of each CoS can be changed. Please note that

changing these is only recommended for advanced users. Additional

Class of Service can be created by clicking Add. The minimum and

maximum guaranteed bandwidth should be entered. Click Save to

save your settings.

Traffic Mapping

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Traffic Mapping is where rules are matched to Class of Services.

Select Traffic Mapping from the QoS menu.

Click Add to create a new Traffic Mapping.

Enter the following information:

Source Interface: The interface on the device where the data is

coming from. For incoming traffic this will be a WAN interface and

for outgoing traffic this be a LAN interface.

Destination Interface: The interface on the device where the data is

going to. For incoming traffic this will be a LAN interface and for

outgoing traffic this be a WAN interface.

Rule: Select a rule that you previously configured on the Traffic

Classification page.

Cos: Select a Class of Service.

Click Save to save your settings.

Traffic to and from the specified interfaes that match the rule will be

prioritieed bandwidth according to the Class of Service.

Tools

On this page, you can restart your device, reset it to factory

defaults, backup its current configuration or restore from a previous

backup. To get to the Tools screen, select TOOLS from the main

menu of the Web interface. * The Restart button restarts your router

remotely. During this operation, your connection to the router will

be lost. You can reconnect after the router comes back up. * The

Restore Factory Defaults button allows you to reset your router back

to factory defaults remotely. This will clear all the current settings

on your router. * Backup Config lets you save the current settings of

your router onto your computer. When you click the Backup Config

button, your router will create a file called config.bin to be saved on

your computer. You can restore this configuration later using the

Restore Config button.

• Restore

Config

lets

you

restore

a

previously

saved

configuration onto your router. Click the Browse button to

locate the config.bin file that was previously saved, and then

press the Restore Config button to restore your settings from

this file onto your router.

Firmware Update

Your device is configured to automatically check for updates and

update itself if it finds an update. The process to check for updates

approximately every 30 days. By default this is enabled. You can

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disable this by unchecking the Enable auto firmware update and

clicking Save. You can check for updates by clicking Check For

Updates Now. The device will contact AirTies to see if there are

updates. If there are updates then they will be downloaded and the

device will upgrade. After the firmware is successfully installed, the

system will restart automatically. Therefore, connection to the

device will be lost. You will need to reconnect if you would like to

reconfigure any settings. Your router must stay ON during the

upgrade.

If you want to manually update the firmware running on the device,

go to Firmware Upgrade under the TOOLS menu. Click Browse and

locate the most recent router firmware file on your computer in the

pop-up window that appears. (You can download the most recent

firmware file from the AirTies website www.airties.com). Then click

Upgrade.

After the firmware is successfully installed, the system will restart

automatically. Therefore, connection to the device will be lost. You

will need to reconnect if you would like to reconfigure any settings.

Your router must stay ON during the upgrade.

Time Setting

Your device gets the current time and date from Internet time

servers using SNTP protocol. Default factory settings include some

time servers. To change the time servers used by your device go to

Time Settings under the TOOLS menu. In the Time Server (SNTP)

window that come up, enter the time server information. Click Save

to save your changes.

REPORT

The

REPORT

menu

displays

information

about

the

main

characteristics of your device such as product information and

software versions.

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