Amit Idg761am-0t001 User manual

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M2MCellularGateway

IDG761AM‐0T001/

IDG761AM‐0P001

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UserManual

M2MCellularGateway

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Chapter 1 Introduction................................................................................................................................................ 7

1.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 7

1.2Contents List.................................................................................................................................................... 8

1.2.1 Package Contents.............................................................................................................................. 8

1.3 Hardware Configuration............................................................................................................................. 9

1.4LED Indication...............................................................................................................................................11

1.5 Installation & Maintenance Notice......................................................................................................12

1.5.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................................12

1.5.2 WARNING..........................................................................................................................................12

1.5.3 HOT SURFACE CAUTION.............................................................................................................13

1.6Hardware Installation.................................................................................................................................14

1.6.1 Mount the Unit ...............................................................................................................................14

1.6.2 Insert the SIM Card .......................................................................................................................14

1.6.3 Connecting Power..........................................................................................................................15

1.6.4 Connecting to the Network or a Host...................................................................................15

1.6.5 Setup by Configuring WEB UI...................................................................................................16

Chapter 2 Status...........................................................................................................................................................17

2.3 Basic Network...............................................................................................................................................17

2.3.1 WAN & Uplink Status...................................................................................................................17

2.3.3 LAN & VLAN Status ......................................................................................................................24

2.3.5 WiFi Status ........................................................................................................................................25

2.3.7 DDNS Status.....................................................................................................................................28

2.5 Security ...........................................................................................................................................................29

2.5.1 VPN Status ........................................................................................................................................29

2.5.3 Firewall Status..................................................................................................................................33

2.7 Administration .............................................................................................................................................37

2.7.1 Configure & Manage Status......................................................................................................37

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2.7.3 Log Storage Status.........................................................................................................................39

2.9 Statistics & Report......................................................................................................................................40

2.9.1 Connection Session.......................................................................................................................40

2.9.3 Network Traffic................................................................................................................................41

2.9.5 Device Administration..................................................................................................................42

2.9.9 Cellular Usage..................................................................................................................................43

Chapter 3 Basic Network..........................................................................................................................................44

3.1WAN & Uplink ..............................................................................................................................................44

3.1.1 Physical Interface ...........................................................................................................................45

3.1.3 Internet Setup..................................................................................................................................59

3.1.5 Load Balance....................................................................................................................................88

3.3 LAN & VLAN.................................................................................................................................................96

3.3.1 Ethernet LAN.....................................................................................................................................96

3.3.3 VLAN ...................................................................................................................................................98

3.3.7 DHCP Server.................................................................................................................................. 110

3.5 WiFi................................................................................................................................................................ 118

3.5.1 WiFi Configuration...................................................................................................................... 124

3.5.3 Wireless Client List...................................................................................................................... 138

3.5.7 Advanced Configuration .......................................................................................................... 140

3.7 IPv6 ................................................................................................................................................................ 143

3.7.1 IPv6 Configuration...................................................................................................................... 147

3.9Port Forwarding....................................................................................................................................... 154

3.9.1 Configuration................................................................................................................................ 154

3.9.3 Virtual Server & Virtual Computer....................................................................................... 158

3.9.5 IP Translation................................................................................................................................. 168

3.9.9 DMZ & Pass Through ................................................................................................................ 172

3.b Routing ........................................................................................................................................................ 175

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3.b.1 Static Routing ............................................................................................................................... 175

3.b.3 Dynamic Routing......................................................................................................................... 180

3.b.5 Routing Information .................................................................................................................. 190

3.dDNS & DDNS............................................................................................................................................ 191

3.d.1 DNS & DDNS Configuration .................................................................................................. 191

3.fQoS ............................................................................................................................................................... 196

3.f.1 QoS Configuration....................................................................................................................... 196

3.h Redundancy ............................................................................................................................................... 207

3.h.1 VRRP................................................................................................................................................. 207

Chapter 5 Object Definition ................................................................................................................................. 211

5.1 Scheduling.................................................................................................................................................. 211

5.5 Grouping ..................................................................................................................................................... 213

5.5.1 Host Grouping.............................................................................................................................. 213

5.7 External Server .......................................................................................................................................... 215

5.9Certificate .................................................................................................................................................... 218

5.9.1 Configuration................................................................................................................................ 218

5.9.3 My Certificate ............................................................................................................................... 221

5.9.5 Trusted Certificate....................................................................................................................... 228

5.9.7 Issue Certificate............................................................................................................................ 235

Chapter 9 Security.................................................................................................................................................... 238

9.1VPN ................................................................................................................................................................ 238

9.1.1 Configuration................................................................................................................................ 239

9.1.3 IPSec................................................................................................................................................. 240

9.1.5 PPTP.................................................................................................................................................. 263

9.1.7 L2TP .................................................................................................................................................. 274

9.1.9 GRE.................................................................................................................................................... 286

9.1.b OpenVPN ....................................................................................................................................... 294

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9.3 Firewall ......................................................................................................................................................... 307

9.3.1 Firewall Configuration............................................................................................................... 307

9.3.3 Packet Filter ................................................................................................................................... 308

9.3.5 URL Blocking................................................................................................................................. 314

9.3.9 MAC Control ................................................................................................................................. 319

9.3.d IPS ..................................................................................................................................................... 323

9.3.f Options............................................................................................................................................. 328

Chapter b Administration...................................................................................................................................... 333

b.1 Configure & Manage ............................................................................................................................. 333

b.1.1 Command Script ......................................................................................................................... 333

b.1.3 TR-069 ............................................................................................................................................. 337

b.1.5 SNMP............................................................................................................................................... 341

b.1.7 Telnet with CLI.............................................................................................................................. 351

b.3 System Operation.................................................................................................................................... 355

b.3.1 Password & MMI......................................................................................................................... 355

b.3.3 System Information.................................................................................................................... 357

b.3.5 System Time.................................................................................................................................. 358

b.3.7 System Log .................................................................................................................................... 360

b.3.9 Backup & Restore ....................................................................................................................... 364

b.3.b Reboot & Reset ........................................................................................................................... 365

b.5 FTP ................................................................................................................................................................. 366

b.5.1 Server Configuration ................................................................................................................. 367

b.5.3 User Account ................................................................................................................................ 369

b.7 Diagnostic................................................................................................................................................... 370

b.7.1 Packet Analyzer............................................................................................................................ 370

b.7.3 Diagnostic Tools .......................................................................................................................... 373

Chapter d Service ..................................................................................................................................................... 374

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d.1Cellular Toolkit ........................................................................................................................................... 374

d.1.1 Data Usage .................................................................................................................................... 374

d.1.3 SMS................................................................................................................................................... 376

d.1.5 SIM PIN ........................................................................................................................................... 380

d.1.7 USSD ................................................................................................................................................ 387

d.1.9 Network Scan ............................................................................................................................... 392

d.3 Event Handling ......................................................................................................................................... 394

d.3.1 Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 396

d.3.3 Managing Events ........................................................................................................................ 405

d.3.5 Notifying Events.......................................................................................................................... 407

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Chapter1Introduction

1.1Introduction

Congratulationsonyourpurchaseofthisoutstandingproduct:M2MCellularGateway.ForM2M

(Machine‐to‐Machine)applications,AMITM2MCellularGatewayisabsolutelytherightchoice.With

built‐inworld‐class3G/4Gmodule(*1),youjustneedtoinsertSIMcardfromlocalmobilecarriertoget

toInternet.TheredundantSIMdesignprovidesamorereliableWANconnectionforcritical

applications.ByVPNtunnelingtechnology,remotesiteseasilybecomeapartofIntranet,andalldata

aretransmittedinasecure(256‐bitAESencryption)link.TomeetavarietyofM2Mapplication

requirements,AMITM2MCellularGatewayproductsarebasedonmodulardesign.

ThisIDG761seriesproductisloadedwithluxuriantsecurityfeaturesincludingVPN,firewall,NAT,

portforwarding,DHCPserverandmanyotherpowerfulfeaturesforcomplexanddemandingbusiness

andM2M(Machine‐to‐Machine)applications.Theredundancydesigninfallback9‐48VDCpower

terminal,dualSIMcardsandVRRPfunctionmakesthedeviceasaback‐upinpower,network

connectionanddatatransmissionwithoutlost.

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Main Features:

ProvidevariousandconfigurableWANconnection.

SupportdualSIMsfortheredundantwirelessWANconnection.

ProvideEthernetportsforcomprehensiveLANconnectionandLAN‐1portcanbeconfigured

tobeanotherWANinterface.

FeaturewithVPNandNATfirewalltohavepowerfulsecurity.

Supporttherobustremoteorlocalmanagementtomonitornetwork.

Designedbysolidandeasy‐to‐mountmetalbodyforbusinessandIOTenvironmenttowork

withavarietyM2M(Machine‐to‐Machine)applications.

Beforeyouinstallandusethisproduct,pleasereadthismanualindetailforfullyexploitingthe

functionsofthisproduct.

1 The specification of embedded module depends on respective model. IDG761AM-0P001 is with an embedded

3G HSPA+ module. IDG761AM-0T001 is with an embedded 4G LTE module.

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1.2ContentsList

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1.2.1PackageContents

#StandardPackage

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ItemsDescriptionContentsQuantity

IDG761AM‐0T001

(orIDG761AM‐0P001)

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1pcs

2 CellularAntenna2pcs

3 WiFiAntenna2pcs

PowerAdapter

(DC12V/2A)

)

1pcs

5 RJ45Cable

1pcs

6 ConsoleCable

1pcs

7 CD

(Manual)

1pcs

8 MountingBracket2pcs

9 DIN‐RailBracket1pcs

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2 The maximum power consumption of IDG761AM-0T001 / IDG761AM-0P001 is 15.5W.

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1.3HardwareConfiguration

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FrontView

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※ResetButton

TheRESETbuttonprovidesuserwithaquickandeasywaytoresortthedefaultsetting.PresstheRESET

buttoncontinuouslyfor6seconds,andthenreleaseit.Thedevicewillrestoretofactorydefault

settings.

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Auto MDI/MDIX RJ45 Ports

4x FE LAN to connect local

Reset

Button

USB Port

3G/LTE(Main)

Antenna

Console

Port

LED

Indicators

3G/LTE(Aux)

Antenna

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BottomView

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

LeftView

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SIM B

Slot

SIM A

Slot

2.4GHz WiFi

Antenna

2.4GHz WiFi

Antenna

Power Terminal Block

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1.4LEDIndication

LEDIconIndicationLEDColor Description

Power Source 1 Green Steady ON: Device is powered on by power source 1

Power Source 2

(*3) Green Steady ON: Device is powered on by power source 2

WLAN (WiFi) Green

Steady ON: Wireless radio is enabled

Flash: Data packets are transferred

OFF: Wireless radio is disabled

SIM A Green Steady ON: SIM card A is used

SIM B Green Steady ON: SIM card B is used

~ LAN 1 ~ LAN 4 Green Steady ON: Ethernet connection of LAN is established

Flash: Data packets are transferred

High 3G/LTE Signal Green Steady ON: The signal strength of 3G/LTE is strong

Low 3G/LTE Signal Green Steady ON: The signal strength of 3G/LTE is weak

USB Green Steady ON: If USB device is attached

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3 If both of power source 1 and power source 2 are connected, the device will choose power source 1 first. The

LED of power source 2 will remain OFF at this condition.

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1.5Installation&MaintenanceNotice

1.5.1SYSTEMREQUIREMENTS

Network Requirements

AnEthernetRJ45cableorDSLmodem

3G/4Gcellularservicesubscription

IEEE802.11nor802.11b/gwirelessclients

10/100EthernetadapteronPC

Web-based Configuration Utility

Requirements

Computerwiththefollowing:

Windows®,Macintosh,orLinux‐basedoperating

system

AninstalledEthernetadapter

BrowserRequirements:

InternetExplorer6.0orhigher

Chrome2.0orhigher

Firefox3.0orhigher

Safari3.0orhigher

1.5.2WARNING

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Only use the power adapter that comes with the

package. Using a different voltage rating power

adaptor is dangerous and may damage the product.

Do not open or repair the case yourself. If the

product is too hot, turn off the power immediately

and have it repaired at a qualified service center.



Place the product on a stable surface and avoid

using

this product and all accessories outdoors.

Attention

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1.5.3HOTSURFACECAUTION

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CAUTION:Thesurfacetemperatureforthemetallicenclosurecanbevery

high!Especiallyafteroperatingforalongtime,installedata

closecabinetwithoutairconditioningsupport,orinahigh

ambienttemperaturespace.

DONOTtouchthehotsurfacewithyourfingerswhileservicing!!

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1.6HardwareInstallation

Thischapterdescribeshowtoinstallandconfigurethehardware

1.6.1MounttheUnit

TheIDG761seriesproductscanbemountedonawall,horizontalplane,orDINRailinacabinet

withthemountingaccessories(bracketsorDIN‐railkit).Themountingaccessoriesarenotscrewedon

theproductwhenoutoffactory.Pleasescrewthewall‐mountkitsorDIN‐railbracketontheproduct

first.

1.6.2InserttheSIMCard

WARNING:BEFOREINSERTINGORCHANGINGTHESIMCARD,PLEASEMAKE

SURETHATPOWEROFTHEDEVICEISSWITCHEDOFF.

TheSIMcardslotsarelocatedatthebottomsideofIOG761‐0T001housing.Youneedto

unscrewandremovetheouterSIMcardcoverbeforeinstallingorremovingtheSIMcard.Pleasefollow

theinstructionstoinsertaSIMcard.AfterSIMcardiswellplaced,screwbacktheouterSIMcardcover.

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Step 1:

Follow red arrow to

unlock SIM socket

Step 2:

Lift up SIM holder,

and insert SIM card

Step 3:

Put back SIM holder, and

follow red arrow to lock

SIM socket

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1.6.3ConnectingPower

TheIDG761seriesproductcanbepoweredbyconnectingapowersourcetotheterminalblock.

Itsupportsdual9to48VDCpowerinputs.Followingpictureisthepowerterminalblockpin

assignments.Pleasecheckcarefullyandconnecttotherightpowerrequirementsandpolarity.

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ThereisaDC12V/2Apoweradapter4inthepackageforyoutoeasilyconnectDCpoweradapter

tothisterminalblock.

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WARNNING:Thiscommercial‐gradepoweradapterismainlyforeaseofpoweringupthepurchased

devicewhileinitialconfiguration.It’snotforoperatingatwidetemperaturerangeenvironment.

PLEASEPREPAREORPURCHASEOTHERINDUSTRIAL‐GRADEPOWERSUPPLYFORPOWERINGUPTHE

DEVICE.

1.6.4ConnectingtotheNetworkoraHost

TheIDG761seriesprovidesfourRJ45portstoconnect10/100MbpsEthernet.Itcanautodetect

thetransmissionspeedonthenetworkandconfigureitselfautomatically.ConnecttheEthernetcable

totheRJ45portsofthedevice.PlugoneendofanEthernetcableintoyourcomputer’snetworkport

andtheotherendintooneofIDG761seriesforLANportsonthefrontpanel.Ifyouneedtoconfigure

ortroubleshootthedevice,youmayneedtoconnecttheIDG761seriesdirectlytothehostPC.Inthis

way,youcanalsousetheRJ45EthernetcabletoconnecttheIDG761seriestothehostPC’sEthernet

port.



4 The maximum power consumption of IDG761AM-0T001 / IDG761AM-0P001 is 15.5W.

M2MCellularGateway

Indexskippingisusedtoreserveslotsfornewfunctioninsertion,whenrequired.

1.6.5SetupbyConfiguringWEBUI

YoucanbrowsewebUItoconfigurethedevice.

TypeintheIPAddress(http://192.168.123.254)5



Whenyouseetheloginpage,enterthepassword‘admin’6andthenclick‘Login’button.



5 The default LAN IP address of this gateway is 192.168.123.254. If you change it, you need to type the new IP

address

6 It’s strongly recommending you to change this login password from default value

M2MCellularGateway

Indexskippingisusedtoreserveslotsfornewfunctioninsertion,whenrequired.

Chapter2Status



2.3BasicNetwork



2.3.1WAN&UplinkStatus



TheWAN&UplinkStatuswindowshowsthecurrentstatusfordifferentnetworktype,

includingnetworkconfiguration,connectinginformation,modemstatusandtrafficstatistics.



Fromthemenuontheleft,selectStatus>BasicNetwork>WAN&UplinkStatus



WANinterfaceIPv4NetworkStatus



WANinterfaceIPv4NetworkStatusscreenshowsstatusinformationforIPv4network.



M2MCellularGateway

Indexskippingisusedtoreserveslotsfornewfunctioninsertion,whenrequired.



WANinterfaceIPv4NetworkStatus

ItemValuesettingDescription

IDN/AItdisplayscorrespondingWANinterfaceWANIDs.

InterfaceN/A

ItdisplaysthetypeofWANphysicalinterface.

Dependingonthemodelpurchased,itcanbeEthernet,3G/4G,USB

3G/4G.

WANTypeN/A

ItdisplaysthemethodwhichpublicIPaddressisobtainedfromyourISP.

Dependingonthemodelpurchased,itcanbeStaticIP,DynamicIP,

PPPoE,PPTP,L2TP,3G/4G.

IPAddr.N/AItdisplaysthepublicIPaddressobtainedfromyourISPforInternet

connection.Defaultvalueis0.0.0.0ifleftun‐configured.

SubnetMaskN/AItdisplaystheSubnetMaskforpublicIPaddressobtainedfromyourISP

forInternetconnection.Defaultvalueis0.0.0.0ifleftun‐configured.

GatewayN/AItdisplaystheGatewayIPaddressobtainedfromyourISPforInternet

connection.Defaultvalueis0.0.0.0ifleftun‐configured.

DNSN/AItdisplaystheIPaddressofDNSserverobtainedfromyourISPfor

Internetconnection.Defaultvalueis0.0.0.0ifleftun‐configured.

MACAddressN/AItdisplaystheMACAddressforyourISPtoallowyouforInternetaccess.

Note:NotallISPmayrequirethisfield.

Conn.StatusN/AItdisplaystheconnectionstatusofthedevicetoyourISP.

StatusareConnectedordisconnected.

ActionN/A

Thisareaprovidesfunctionalbuttons.

RenewbuttonallowsusertoforcethedevicetorequestanIPaddress

fromtheDHCPserver.Note:RenewbuttonisavailablewhenDHCPWAN

TypeisusedandWANconnectionisdisconnected.

ReleasebuttonallowsusertoforcethedevicetoclearitsIPaddress

settingtodisconnectfromDHCPserver.Note:Releasebuttonisavailable

whenDHCPWANTypeisusedandWANconnectionisconnected.

Connectbuttonallowsusertomanuallyconnectthedevicetothe

Internet.Note:ConnectbuttonisavailablewhenConnectionControlin

WANTypesettingissettoConnectManually(RefertoEditbuttonin

BasicNetwork>WAN&Uplink>InternetSetup)andWANconnection

statusisdisconnected.

Disconnectbuttonallowsusertomanuallydisconnectthedevicefrom

theInternet.Note:ConnectbuttonisavailablewhenConnectionControl

inWANTypesettingissettoConnectManually(RefertoEditbuttonin

BasicNetwork>WAN&Uplink>InternetSetup)andWANconnection

statusisconnected.



M2MCellularGateway

Indexskippingisusedtoreserveslotsfornewfunctioninsertion,whenrequired.

WANinterfaceIPv6NetworkStatus



WANinterfaceIPv6NetworkStatusscreenshowsstatusinformationforIPv6network.





WANinterfaceIPv6NetworkStatus

ItemValuesettingDescription

IDN/AItdisplayscorrespondingWANinterfaceWANIDs.

InterfaceN/A

ItdisplaysthetypeofWANphysicalinterface.

Dependingonthemodelpurchased,itcanbeEthernet,3G/4G,USB

3G/4G.

WANTypeN/A

ItdisplaysthemethodwhichpublicIPaddressisobtainedfromyourISP.

WANtypesettingcanbechangedfromBasicNetwork>IPv6>

Configuration.

Link‐localIP

AddressN/AItdisplaystheLANIPv6Link‐Localaddress.

GlobalIPAddressN/AItdisplaystheIPv6globalIPaddressassignedbyyourISPforyour

Internetconnection.

Conn.StatusN/AItdisplaystheconnectionstatus.Thestatuscanbeconnected,

disconnectedandconnecting.

ActionN/A

Thisareaprovidesfunctionalbuttons.

EditButtonwhenpressed,web‐basedutilitywilltakeyoutotheIPv6

configurationpage.(BasicNetwork>IPv6>Configuration.)



LANInterfaceNetworkStatus



LANInterfaceNetworkStatusscreenshowsIPv4andIPv6informationofLANnetwork.



LANInterfaceNetworkStatus

ItemValuesettingDescription

IPv4AddressN/AItdisplaysthecurrentIPv4IPAddressofthegateway

ThisisalsotheIPAddressuserusetoaccessRouter’sWeb‐basedUtility.

IPv4SubnetMaskN/AItdisplaysthecurrentmaskofthesubnet.

IPv6Link‐local

AddressN/AItdisplaysthecurrentLANIPv6Link‐Localaddress.

ThisisalsotheIPv6IPAddressuserusetoaccessRouter’sWeb‐based

M2MCellularGateway

Indexskippingisusedtoreserveslotsfornewfunctioninsertion,whenrequired.

Utility.

IPv6Global

AddressN/AItdisplaysthecurrentIPv6globalIPaddressassignedbyyourISPforyour

Internetconnection.

ActionN/A

Thisareaprovidesfunctionalbuttons.

EditIPv4Buttonwhenpress,web‐basedutilitywilltakeyoutothe

EthernetLANconfigurationpage.(BasicNetwork>LAN&VLAN>

EthernetLANtab).

EditIPv6Buttonwhenpress,web‐basedutilitywilltakeyoutotheIPv6

configurationpage.(BasicNetwork>IPv6>Configuration.)



3G/4GModemStatus



3G/4GModemStatusListscreenshowsstatusinformationfor3G/4GWANnetwork.



3G/4GModemStatusList

ItemValuesettingDescription

InterfaceN/A

ItdisplaysthetypeofWANphysicalinterface.

Dependingonthemodelyoupurchased,itcanbe3G/4GandUSB3G/4G.

Note:Somedevicemodelmaysupporttwo3G/4Gmodules.Theirphysical

interfacenamewillbe3G/4G‐1and3G/4G‐2.

Card

InformationN/AItdisplaysthevendor’s3G/4Gmodemmodelname.

LinkStatusN/AItdisplaysthe3G/4Gconnectionstatus.ThestatuscanbeConnecting,

Connected,Disconnecting,andDisconnected.

Signal

StrengthN/AItdisplaysthe3G/4Gwirelesssignallevel.

Network

NameN/AItdisplaysthenameoftheservicenetworkcarrier.

RefreshN/AClicktheRefreshbuttontorenewtheinformation.

ActionN/A

Thisareaprovidesfunctionalbuttons.

Detailbuttonwhenpress,windowsofdetailinformationwillappear.Theyare

theModemInformation,SIMStatus,andServiceInformation.Refertonextpage

formore.



WhentheDetailbuttonispressed,3G/4GmodeminformationwindowssuchasModemInformation,

SIMStatus,andServiceInformationwillappear.Thesewindowsareexplainedbelow.



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