GreenPacket MF350 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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WiFi WPA/WPA2 security type setting:

I.

Access the WiFi security page by clicking at Networking, followed by WiFi.

II.

Key in SSID in the WLAN SSID field if users would like to change it.

III.

Select

WPA Personal

in Encryption Type drop down list in SSID Settings palette.

IV.

In the WPA Settings palette, select

WPA-PSK

from WPA Mode drop down list.

V.

For Cipher Type, choose either one of the three list offered in the drop down

box, which is

TKIP

,

AES

or

TKIP and AES

.

VI.

Next, key in your password in the Pre-shared key text box.

It can be 8-63

characters or 64 Hexadecimal values long.

VII.

After all configurations are completed, press

Apply

.

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Field

Objective

Remark

Start/Stop WiFi

Enable and disable WiFi

Connectivity

Default value is enable

Wireless Mode

Allows B,G or B/G mixed

Default value is B/G mixed

Channel

Channel 9, 10, 11 and

Auto

Default value is Auto

Tx Power

Transmitted power from

WiFi in percentage value

Select 100% for maximum

transmit power if WiFi is

weak

Beacon Period

Defines how often DX230

will send out wireless

beacon

Default value is 100

SSID

Insert SSID name

Accepts a maximum of 29

alphanumeric characters.

(Symbols may cause error

when trying to connect or

doing settings to the SSID.

Confirmed symbols that

causes error are #, &, “)

Hide SSID

Hide/Unhide broadcast of

SSID name

Encryption Type

Enable security to prevent

unauthorized access

3 modes – None, WEP and

WPA Personal

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WEP

Enter key string in

hexadecimal or ASCII

format

64 bit

-5 ASCII characters (A-Z or

a mixture of A-Z and 0-9)

-10 Hexadecimal

characters (0-9, A-F or

mixture of both 0-9 & A-F

only)

128 bit

-13 ASCII characters (A-Z

or a mixture of A-Z and 0-

9)

-26 Hexadecimal

characters (0-9,A-F or

mixture of both 0-9 & A-F

only)

WPA/WPA2

Uses external Radius

Server in conjunction with

TKIP and AES for

authentication

8-63 ASCII Characters (Can

be mixture of A-Z & 0-9)

8-64 Hexadecimal (Can be

mixture of 0-9 & A-F only)

Authentication Mode

OPEN SYSTEM or SHARED

KEY for WEP

Encryption Type

TKIP, AES, TKIPAES for

WPA mode

Access control

Prevent user from

accessing WiFi by filtering

MAC address

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Networking – Firewall

Enabling DMZ on a host (in the range of 10.1.1.x as the default LAN IP subnet), will

enable that host direct access to the internet without having to go through NAT, firewall

and port forwarding. By enabling DMZ, you’re exposing your host to security attacks,

hacking, viruses, Trojans etc. Please ensure that you and the customer know what you

are doing.

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Networking - DHCP server

In this section, you can set the router’s LAN DHCP Server settings.

The settings for the DHCP Server are as below:

•

By default the DHCP Server settings are enabled and the default DHCP IP range is

from 10.1.1.1 to 10.1.1.5.

•

You can either

Enable

or

Disable

the router’s DHCP Server.

•

You can also change the DHCP Start IP address, DHCP End IP address and Max

lease time.

•

To allow more WiFi-enabled devices to connect to MF-230, user should change

the DHCHP end IP address to a value for example, 10.1.1.10.

•

Users can also have a permanent DHCP IP bind to a PC/Laptop Network Interface

Card MAC address under

Permanent Host Configuration

.

•

User will have to key in the Physical/MAC Address of the LAN or WiFi NIC. You

can check it by typing “ipconfig/all” at Windows command prompt.

•

The format should be XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX

•

After keying the settings, you have to click

Apply

and reboot for the new settings

to take effect.

Troubleshooting:

•

If your PC/Laptop cannot get an IP from the router, please check whether

the router’s DHCP Server has been

Enabled

.

•

If you cannot bind the PC/Laptop NIC MAC, check whether it is bind to

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