IP-COM SE3100 User manual
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Contents
Chapter 1 Product Overview .........................................................................................................1
Overview..............................................................................................................................................1
Features................................................................................................................................................1
Package Contents .................................................................................................................................1
Appearance...........................................................................................................................................2
Front Panel.......................................................................................................................................2
Back Panel........................................................................................................................................3
Label ................................................................................................................................................4
Chapter 2 Device Installation.........................................................................................................5
Installation Notes..................................................................................................................................5
Safety Alert ......................................................................................................................................5
Environmental Requests...................................................................................................................5
Installation Tools..............................................................................................................................6
Installation............................................................................................................................................7
A.Rack-mounting.............................................................................................................................7
B. Desktop-mounting.......................................................................................................................8
Physical Connection.............................................................................................................................9
Chapter 3 Login ............................................................................................................................11
Log in to the Device.......................................................................................................................11
Web Management...........................................................................................................................13
Logout............................................................................................................................................14
Chapter 4Advanced Setup...........................................................................................................15
Networks ............................................................................................................................................15
Network Config..............................................................................................................................15
System Status.................................................................................................................................31
LAN Port (lan) ...............................................................................................................................31
WAN port (wan).............................................................................................................................32
System Config Status.....................................................................................................................33
User Management ..............................................................................................................................34
Wireless User .................................................................................................................................34
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All Connections..............................................................................................................................34
QoS.....................................................................................................................................................34
WLAN................................................................................................................................................37
System
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System Management
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System Administrator
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System Logs
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DDNS
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Appendix
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1 FAQs
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2 Technical Specifications
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3 Regulatory Compliance Information
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Preface
Thank you for purchasing this IP-COM product! Reading this User Guide will be helpful for
configuring, managing and maintaining this product.
Intended Readers
This User Guide is intended for those who have basic technical knowledge related to the Internet
and network terminology.
Conventions
This User Guide applies to SE3100v1.0. If not specifically indicated, “the device”, or “this
product”mentioned in this User Guide stands for this Gigabit multi-business router.
Symbols in this User Guide:
Item
Meaning
NOTE
This format is used to highlight information of importance or special
interest. Ignoring this may result in ineffective configurations, loss of data
or damage to the device.
TIP
This format is used to highlight a procedure that will save time or resources.
Structure of this User Guide
Contents of all chapters in this User Guide are arranged as below:
Chapter
Content
Chapter 1 Product Overview
Introduces device appearance, package and main features.
Chapter 2 Device Installation
Introduces the device installation, installation notes, etc.
Chapter 3 Login
Introduces device login and logout
Chapter 4Advanced Setup
Introduces how to set up the device’s advanced functions
Appendix
Introduces FAQs, Technical Specifications, and
Regulatory Compliance Information
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Chapter 1 Product Overview
Overview
IP-COM SE3100 is a Gigabit business-class router that has integrated multi-WAN capability, load
balancing, flow control, access filter, and QoS. It also functions as a wireless controller to
connected access points for monitoring, management, and configuration of your wireless LAN.
There are three LAN/WAN multiplexing ports which can be configured as LAN ports, or WAN
ports to suit your needs.
Features
SupportsAP auto-discovery connection and management in unity.
Supports port mapping, static routing, balance loading and flow control.
Provides DHCP server and port VLAN.
Supports online firmware upgrading.
Supports DDNS and remote device management.
Package Contents
Open the box and verify the following package contents:
SE3100
Power cord
Ethernet cable
Screws
L-shaped brackets
Rubber footpad stickers
Install Guide
If any of the items are missing or damaged, please contact your dealer for replacement as soon as
possible.
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Appearance
Front Panel
LED
LED
Color
Status Description
POWER
Green
Solid The device is receiving electrical power.
Off The device is malfunctioning or not connected to the
power supply.
SYS
Green
Flashing
Slow flashing: Device system is working properly.
Fast flashing: The system is starting up or erased internal
storage (NAND-flash).
Solid
Device system is working improperly.
Off
The device is not yet ready.
Link/Act
Orange
Solid
The corresponding port is connected.
Flashing
The corresponding port is transmitting data.
Off
The corresponding port is connected improperly or not
connected.
Speed
Green
Solid
The connectivity speed of corresponding port is up to
1000Mbps.
Off
The corresponding port is disconnected or connectivity
speed is up to 10/100Mbps.
RESET (button)
Press this button to restore the device to factory default or to erase internal storage (NAND-flash).
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When the device stays on standby:
Press this button for five~fifteen seconds and release it; in approximately one minute, the
device will reboot and restore to its factory defaults.
Press this button for at least sixteen seconds and release it; in approximately one minute, the
device will reboot and clear its internal storage.
TIP
Erasing internal storage (NAND-flash) will not restore the device to factory defaults.
Interface
This device provides five 10/100/1000Mbps auto-negotiating RJ45 ports, three of which are
LAN/WAN multiplexing ports.
Console port, is specially designed for developers or testers to maintain the connected clients
or debug the device.
Back Panel
AC Input
Power input port
Please use the included power cord to connect the device to the power supply.
ON/OFF (button)
Power button; turn the device on/off.
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Label
①Model No. of the device
②LAN IP of the device, used to access the device’s Web management interface
③Username and password to log in to the device.
④AC input requirement
⑤Serial number (SN) of the device. This is required if the device is sent back for maintenance.
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Chapter 2 Device Installation
Installation Notes
To ensure service of this product, and for your own personal safety, please follow the note below.
Safety Alert
Install the device following static electricity precautions.
Wear anti-static gloves while installing, and connect the device to power after finishing other
installation.
Use the included power cord to power the device.
Make sure the input voltage matches the value which is marked on the device's label.
Place the device in a well-ventilated and dry environment.
Do not open the device case.
Cut off the power connection if you want to clean the device. Do not clean the device with
any liquid cleaner.
Position the device away from a strong electrical current.
NOTE
There is an IP-COM seal on one of the cover screws. The seal must remain unbroken. The user
should not break the seal as this will void the warranty.
Environmental Requests
Temperature/Humidity
Item
Temperature
Humidity
Operation Environment
-10℃~ 45℃
10% ~ 90% RH (non-condensing)
Storage Environment
-40℃~ 70℃
5% ~ 90% RH (non-condensing)
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Anti-static Precautions
To protect the device from static electricity harm,
Keep the device in a clean and clear environment.
Clean the device regularly.
Properly ground the device to efficiently dissipate static electricity.
Lightning Protection
To protect the device from a lightning strike or power surge,
Properly ground the device, rack and workbench.
Properly cable the device, and if you need to cable outdoors, incorporate lightning lightning
arresters into the setup.
Mounting Standards
Regardless of rack-mounting or desktop-mounting, confirm the following.
Hardware which supports the device is stable.
Position the device in a well-ventilated environment, and keep it at least 10cm free on all
sides for cooling.
Do not place any heavy objects on the device.
Keep a vertical distance of at least 1.5cm between components for rack-mout installations.
Installation Tools
Things you'll need.
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Installation
The device can be installed either in a rack or a flat surface (desktop/workbench).
A. Rack-mounting
You can install the device in a standard 19-inch rack with the accessories (L-shaped brackets and
screws) that come in the box.
❶Install the rack, in a location ensuring it is both stable and level.
❷Install the L-shaped brackets to the device with screws (as shown in the figure below).
❸Prepare four screws to install the device into the rack (as shown in the figure below).
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B. Desktop-mounting
You can install the device on a desktop if rack is not available.
❶Place the device bottom up on a stable and flat desktop.
❷Attach the four rubber footpad stickers to the corresponding four corners of the bottom.
❸Correctly place the device upright on the desktop.
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Physical Connection
❶Plug the Internet access cable from your ISP into the WAN port on the device.
❷Connect the device to a switch via LAN port using an Ethernet cable.
❸Connect other devices such asAPs, servers or PCs, to the switch via LAN ports.
❹Inspect your cabling, referring to the connection topology below. Connect the device to the
power supply with the included power cord.
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❺After the device is rebooted, the device will initialize its default settings. Check LEDs status,
which should be displayed successively as the following:
All LEDs (POWER, Link/Act and Speed LEDs) except "SYS" LED will light up and the
system will start a self-test.
POWER LED will remain solid; other LEDs will turn off.
After initialization completes, the POWER LED remains solid, SYS blinks, and the Link/Act
and Speed LEDs will display their working status respectively.
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Chapter 3 Login
Log in to the Device
If you are setting up the device for the first time, the default parameters are needed for you to log
in to the device’s Web management. The default parameters are:
Item
Details
LAN IPAddress
192.168.0.252
Username
admin
Password
admin
To log in to the device’s Web management:
❶Connect your PC to a LAN port on the device using an Ethernet cable.
❷Set your PC as "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address
automatically". Or, configure your local PC IP address as 192.168.0.x ("x" can be any number
between 2~254, excluding 252), subnet mask as 255.255.255.0.
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or
❸Launch your Web browser (Google Chrome is recommended); type 192.168.0.252 in the
address bar and hit Enter.
❹This will direct you to the device login page, prompting you to enter the username (admin)
and password (admin), and hit Enter.
NOTE
Different Internet browsers may show different screen details. Input the correct username and
password in their proper fields.
❺When you see the configuration screen, set up or modify your configuration settings as
desired. See the relevant info in System for details.
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Web Management
Item
Description
Menu Zone
Menu Zone is shown as a navigation tree. Here you can select function
menus. The results will be displayed on configuration zone.
Submenu Zone
Configuration Zone
Here you can set the device and view the configuration.
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NOTE
Grey sections on the page cannot be modified in their current status, or they're unavailable.
Logout
Close the current screen or click on the top right corner. Follow the onscreen
instructions to log off.
NOTE
Closing the current device Web tab will not force current user to log off.
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