ITS Telecom EKSELANS IPC-S2 User manual

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IPC-S2
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Installation .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Packaging and accessories ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Hardware features........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
IPC-S2 Installation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................6
IPC-S2 connection ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Operating the IPC-S2.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Prepare IPC-S2 for web management........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Web Management Access ......................................................................................................................................................................................8
Web management interface........................................................................................................................................................................................9
Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Main menu..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Status..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Device information ........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Network Side Information .......................................................................................................................................................................................10
User Side Information. .................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Remote Management Status................................................................................................................................................................................11
Network........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
Broadband Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
LAN Setup ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
WLan Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Remote Management ................................................................................................................................................................................................17
User Number Limit........................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Timer Setup.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Security (seguridad) ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Denial Service....................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
URL Filtering.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
IP Filtering .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
MAC Filtering......................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Service..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
Port Forwarding ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................20
DDNS .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20

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UPNP Setup ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Advance NAT..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Telnet Server......................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
IGMP ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Policy Route........................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
Policy DNS............................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
System ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
System Log......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Save/Upgrade Setup ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
Reboot ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
Admin Account Management ............................................................................................................................................................................ 27
Diagnosis............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Language ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28
Installation Examples....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Features ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30

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Installation
The internet user unit by coaxial, model IPC-S2 allows you to perform in combination with the main
headend unit, model IPC-M2 and M3, a fast and secure internet installation through the coaxial cable.
In this chapter you will find the following information:
•Packaging and accessories of the IPC-S2.
•Hardware features of the IPC- S2.
•Installing the IPC-S2.
•Connect the IPC-S2.
Packaging and accessories
In the IPC packaging, in addition to the manual, the following components are included:
User unit Ethernet cable Power supply unit

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Hardware features
Rear panel
•RF IN “CABLE”: Radio frequency signal input.
•RF OUT “TV”: Radio frequency signal output.
•LAN1 y LAN2: Ethernet LAN ports to connect a PC. Can work in router and bridge mode
•STB1 STB2: Ethernet ports to connect a PC. The user's IP address can be obtained through a
top-level device. Used for IP TV.
•DC 12V: Power supply connector.
•ON/OFF: On/off button.
•Reset: Reset button.
Front panel
The device has the following status LEDs:
•POWER: In green, it will indicate that the equipment is connected to the current.
•LOOP: On, it will indicate that there is some loop, in the network.
•LINK: In green with slight flickering, itis working properly. Off, the IPC-S2 is turned off or there
is no communication with the headphone.
•LAN1-2: In green, the LAN port has established an Ethernet connection to another device (for
example, a PC). With flickering in green, it’s in the process of transmitting or receiving data.
Power off, the IPC-S2 is turned off or there is no Ethernet connection to another device.
•STB1-2: In green, the LAN port has established an Ethernet connection to another device (for
example, a PC). With flickering in green, it’s in the process of transmitting or receiving data.
Power off, the IPC-S2 is turned off or there is no Ethernet connection to another device.
•WIFI: In green it is working correctly. Off, the computer is turned off or there is no WiFi
connection set.

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IPC-S2 Installation
The user unit enables accessing the internet, either through a Wi-Fi connection or via connection to a
PC to one of the LAN or STB ports of the equipment.
It is important to bear in mind that the range of the Wi-Fi network will depend on the location of this user
unit. For best results, a series of recommendations is specified below in this regard:
1. Locate the IPC in the area/room where computers, tablets are located. The connection will
improve if it is in the line of sight of this IPC user unit.
2. Attempt to locate the equipment far away from possible sources of interference, such as
fans, Wireless security systems, microwaves, 2.4 GHz transmitters or cordless telephone
base stations.
3. Likewise it is recommended to keep the equipment away from metal surfaces.
IPC-S2 connection
To connect this user unit, follow the steps below:
1. Connect the LAN port to a device (for example, a PC).
2. Connect the RF IN connector to the coaxial cable from the distribution network, which will
be connected to the IPC-M head-end device.
3. Run power to the device through the supplied power supply.
4. Press the On/Off button on the rear panel to put into operation the IPC. The LED will flash
green/red.

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Operating the IPC-S2
Accessing the IPC-S2 slave device
This chapter explains how to access and configure the IPC-S2 slave after completing the wiring as
explained in the previous chapter.
This chapter contains the following sections:
•Preparation for IPC-S2 web management
•Enter Web Management
Prepare IPC-S2 for web management
Prior to accessing the IPC it is important to verify that the connection between the equipment and PC is
correct. It is recommended to follow the steps below:
1. Configuration of the IP address of the PC to 192.168.10.X(2-254), subnet mask 255.255.255.0. In
order to become easy the configuration EK have the application Ek NET Adapter, you will be
able to configure the network adapter easily. You can download from
https:https://ek.plus/software/ you will find a new section "EK NET ADAPTER".

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1. Perform a “ping” to the IPC's IP address ( by default 192.168.10.1). If the PC receives a correct
response to the ping command, this will mean that the connection between the PC and the
IPC is correct.
Web Management Access
1. Open an internet browser and enter the following IP address: http://192.168.10.1. By clicking
“Enter” will appear the login screen.
2. The credentials to access as an administrator are: Username: admin. Password: admin.
3. Having done so, press Enter to access the device management .
Note: it is possible to change the password from the web management interface.

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Web management interface
The web management interface will allow for a quick configuration of different functions of the IPCs.
Introduction
The interface consists of three areas as shown in the previous image:
1. Main menu area
2. Sub menu area.
3. Area to show the results.
Main menu
•Status: Device information, Network Side Information, User Side Information, Remote
Management Status.
•Network: Broadband Setup, LAN Setup, WLAN Setup, Move Device, Remote Management,
User Number Limit, Time Setup.
•Security: Denial of Service, URL Filtering, IP Filtering, MAC Filtering.
•Application: ALG Setting. Dynamic DNS. UPnP. DMZ Setting. Port Forward. IGMP Setting.
•Service: Port Forwarding, DDNS, UPNP Setup, Advance NAT, Telnet Server, IGMP, Policy
Route, Policy DNS.
•System: System Log, Save/Upgrade Setup, Reboot, Admin Account Management,
Diagnosis, Manual Inform, Language.

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Status
The “Status” section includes submenus which displays different WAN and LAN connection values.
Device information
Click on the “Device information” section in order to access the following screen:
The model, functionality of the model in question, hardware version and software version will be
displayed.
Network Side Information
The menu will display the following network-related information:

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The page will display the status of the WAN connection. Displays the name of the current WAN
connection, connection type, connection status, default gateway, IP address obtained, subnet mask,
preferred DNS1 and DNS2.
It will likewise display the connection values with the head-end, such as: attenuation, entry/exit, and
noise levels.
User Side Information.
It will display different information such as Wi-Fi status, errors and packets sent and received from same,
as well as the SSID status and encryption.
It will likewise display information as regards the LAN, the MAC of the slave or in the event of having a
device connected to its IP and the errors in the packets sent and received.
Remote Management Status
Displays the remote management status.

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Network
The operating parameters of both the WAN, LAN or WLAN (Wi-Fi) can be configured and managed
from this menu.
Broadband Setup
The Network is configured by default. A new network can be changed, deleted or added. Different
WAN connections can be configured to offer various services to users.
In the event of changing or creating a new network, the following options are specified below:
Through this option, the WAN network settings are made. The WAN connection can function under
“route” mode or “bridge” mode. A LAN or Wi-Fi port can be connected in the WAN connection in the
Bind Port component.

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•VLAN Enable:
oEnable: Enable VLAN.
oDisable: Disable VLAN.
•VLAN ID: The VLAN assigned.
•802.1p: A priority to the VLAN, with 1 being the lowest and 7 highest is assigned.
•Network Name:
oTR069: The connection which is used for TR069.
oINTERNET: The connection is used for INTERNET, and does not withstand TR069.
oTR069_INTERNET: The connection is used for INTERNET and TR069.
oOther: For other options.
•Service mode:
oRoute: When the connection is established in Router mode, the WAN IP can be obtained
in three ways: DHCP, static or PPPoE. It is the default mode.
oBridge: It does not manage the IP, operates in a transparent manner by acquiring the
DHCP from another router. By acting transparently, everything will remain within the
network of the router which provides the service. If this operating mode is selected, the
PC or any other device will obtain the IP address of a higher layer device after
connection.
•WAN Access Type:
oDHCP: Acquires dynamic IP. And if you choose DHCP, the router will automatically get
the IP address from a higher layer device.
oStatic IP: We assigned an IP manually.
oPPPoE: Acquiring an IP via PPP protocol, a username and password will be assigned.

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•MTU: Packet size.
•DHCP Option Enable: Enables an optional DHCP.
•DHCP Option60: By default 600831STB.
•Blind Port: Assignment of a port with the WAN service. The default WAN connection for all
ports is in Router mode. If a new WAN connection is chosen in Bridge mode, a Router mode
port can be assigned/unassigned. Different WAN connections can be configured to offer
several services to users.
Note: all ports are defined by default in Router mode. If a connection is established in Bridge mode, the
chosen port will be disconnected from the WAN. The WAN connection will be shared with all ports
specified in router mode except those defined in Bridge mode.
It is necessary to select a connection type in the WAN connection configuration. And as mentioned
earlier, one of three modes can be selected: static, DHCP and PPPoE depending on the application.
LAN Setup
This menu enables the configuration of the IP services of the LAN network, such as the DHCP.
The IPCs are preconfigured in router mode, to use private IP addresses in the section of the LAN, and
to act as a DHCP server. The default configuration of the LAN router is:
•IP LAN: 192.168.10.1
•Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
These addresses are part of the range of private addresses for use in private networks and are available
for most applications. If the network on which the IPC will be installed requires a different IP address
system, it can be changed in the “LAN Settings” menu as shown in the following image.

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Note 1: In the event of changing the LAN IP addresses on the router while it is connected through a
browser, the router will be disconnected. It will then be necessary to open a new connection using the
new IP address and to enter once again.
By default the IPC acts as a DHCP server. It assigns an IP, DNS server and the default Gateway to all PCs
connected to the LAN network. The default IP address (192.168.10.1) is also the Gateway address. The
IPC will assign the IP addresses to all connected PCs, selecting these addresses from a range of
addresses specified in the “LAN Settings” screen.
DNS:Server which enables access to websites via their names. If the internet provider requires specific
information on these servers, select this option and enter the IP addresses of the DNS servers.
Note 2: DHCP is the abbreviation for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, which automatically assigns
IP addresses, subnet mask and default gateway to LAN users.
•DHCP Server: Enable/disable the DHCP function.
•Start IP: The IP address from which the DHCP server will commence providing IP addresses
to network users.
•End IP: End address of the range of IPs supplied by the DHCP server.
•Lease Time: The time that a user is permitted to be connected through the IP address
provided automatically. This enables the reassignment of IP addresses which are no longer
in use.

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WLAN Setup
In this section it is possible to activate / deactivate the WiFI network, define the wireless channels, type
of operation.
•Enable Wireless: Enable / disable WLAN.
•Band: Wi-Fi protocol with which it is broadcasted.
•Channel Width: Channel bandwidth.
•Control Sideband: It cannot be configured.
•Channel Number: Set the working channel manually (selection of the proposed list), or set to
automatic mode.
•Data Rate: Wi-Fi connection speed, automatic default.
•Protecction: Wifi protection, by default disabled.
•Short GI: By default, enabled this option improves wifi network performance.
•RF Output Power: Wi-Fi power output.
•SSID: Identifies the “set” of services with a specific Wi-Fi network.
•Hide SSID: Tick this option to hide the SSID.
•Encryption method: Select the encryption type: None, WEP, WPA- PSK, WPA2 –PSK and
Mixed WPA2/WPA –PSK. In the event of selecting an encryption method, it will be necessary
to configure the identification method and password.

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Remote Management
The protocol used by operators to remotely configure ADSL routers or cable modems can be
enabled/disabled.
User Number Limit
Set a maximum user limit.
Timer Setup
The time can be configured in several ways. It is possible to do it manually. By default the NTP (Network
Time Protocol) is not enabled in order to obtain the time automatically.

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Security
From this section the several types of security on the equipment can be configured.
Denial Service
The different types of protection can be selected By default: Dos Prevention, TCP/UDP PortScan, ICMP
Smuft, Ping of Death,
Also, we can select packages per Second and degree of protection (Low/High).
URL Filtering
Option which permits adding a filtering table for URLs. Click the "Add" button to add the rules to be
established, then "Apply”.

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IP Filtering
The IP filtering can be enabled/disabled. Click the "Add" button to add the desired rules, then "Apply”.
MAC Filtering
The MAC filtering can be enabled/disabled. Click the “Add” button to add the desired rules, then "Apply”.

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Service
In the "service" section ports can be redirected or different parameters configured such as DDNS, UPNP
Setup, among others.
Port Forwarding
The destination source address and origin source ports to redirect ports can be added.
DDNS
A Dynamic Domain Name System can be established if registered on the websites of the different
providers and following the necessary steps.