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Notice that the wizard starts with Host Settings where you can specify a host name, domain

name, time zone and even Daylight Savings time functionality. Once you are done, click on the

“Next” button at the lower right and you will be shown the WAN Settings screen represented by

Figure 8

. This is where you select the type of network service to which the router is being

attached. Examples for Cable modems and DSL modems are shown below.

1.

Cable Modem Setup

By clicking on “Cable Modem” you will be shown the screen represented by

Figure 9

. Notice

that if you made a mistake, and actually meant to select a different network type, you can

click on the Back button.

NOTE: If required due to restrictions by your local cable provider, the Cable Modem

WAN Settings screen also allows you to configure MAC Cloning, where you decide

what MAC (hardware) address is given to the ISP when they interogate your home

network. That allows you to run multiple PCs behind your router without having to

identify each one to the ISP, as the ISP may want to charge you access for each PC.

Figure 8

Figure 9

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2.

DSL Modem Setup

If you are using DSL service, you probably clicked on “Dial-Up xDSL (PPPoE)” as shown on

the WAN Settings screen of the Wizard shown in

Figure 8

. By clicking on “Dial-Up xDSL

(PPPoE” you will be shown the screen represented by

Figure 10

. As before, notice that if you

made a mistake, and actually meant to select a different network type, you can click on the

Back button. Many DSL ISPs will specify the information that gets entered on this screen.

3.

DNS Configuration

After configuring either Cable Modem or DSL Modem WAN Settings, and clicking “Next” in

the lower right corner of either screen, you will be shown the DNS configuration screen

represented by

Figure 11

. In most cases the DNS Server IP Address from the ISP is

provided automatically, but if the ISP wants you to use a static DNS Server address, click on

“Enable” and enter the “Primary DNS Address” that they specify.

Click on “Finish” in the lower right corner when your initial Router/Switch configuration is

complete. Installation is now complete.

Figure 10

Figure 11

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D. Contact Information

For additional configuration information, please access the product area of our website at

www.onqlegrand.com

. You can also reach us at 1-800-321-2343.

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V.

Advanced Configuration

If you used the Wizard to configure the On-Q DA1004 4 Port Router/Switch, you do NOT need to

configure anything else for you to start using the Internet.

Advanced configuration (using any of the selections to the right of the Wizard) allows you to configure

the router to meet your unique network’s needs such as: Special Applications, Port Mapping, DMZ,

Virtual Servers, ALG, and Firewall option

.

A. System Operations

This selection allows you to set the On-Q 4 Port Router/Switch’s system settings, password and

Remote Management Administrator. It also allows you to check system status and log, and

provides you the configuration tools.

Notice the System Status display (see

Figure 12

) provides you with system information in three

areas, the Internet (WAN info), Gateway (Router connection info) and Information (Router

hardware/software info).

Figure 12

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The System Settings display (see

Figure 13

) allows you to specify a time zone, to specify the

Host Name and Domain Name, and to enable or disable the NAT function of the On-Q Router

/Switch.

The Administrator Settings display (see

Figure 14

) allows you

to

design an administrator user

name (default is “admin”), password (deafualt is “admin”) and the idle time. It also allows you to

configure a Remote Management admin capability for the

On-Q Router /Switch.

Figure 13

Figure 14