Nokia G-240WZ-A User manual

Nokia Smart Home
user guide
G-240WZ-A GPON
Residential Gateway A-240Z-A Ethernet
Residential Gateway

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Introduction
This manual shows you how to setup and manage
your Nokia Smart Home.
You’ll be guided step by step with easy to follow instructions
that allow you to:
■Set up your home network
■Install and pair your smart devices
■Set up Nokia Smart Home automation
■Control and manage your Nokia Smart Home Gateways
(supports A-240Z-A and G-240WZ-A)
You’ll need to download and install the Nokia SmartHome app on your
smartphone to help you set up the Nokia Smart Home solution.
For a list of supported smart devices (Z–Wave, ZigBee and Wi-Fi devices),
see Appendix 2.

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Contents
Introduction ......................2
Chapter 1: Connect your
Nokia Smart Home.................4
Downloading the Nokia SmartHome
mobile app .......................4
How to setup your wireless network ....5
Wireless 2.4GHz ..................5
Wireless 5GHz ...................7
How to setup a guest network ........8
Connecting to other devices..........8
How to setup parental controls.......11
IP lter........................11
MAC ltering ...................12
Controlling access to websites......13
How to limit access to your network ...14
Demilitarized zone (DMZ) .........14
Application level gateway (ALG) .....15
Firewall........................16
How to change the login password
of the ONT ......................17
How to assign IP address to devices
in your network ...................18
How to setup a DNS ...............20
How to setup a DDNS ..............21
How to use a network clock to
setup the time on your ONT .........22
Chapter 2: Prepare your
Nokia Smart Home................24
Login...........................24
Adding a device...................25
Pairing a device ...................25
Naming a device ..................27
Adding a room ...................27
Adding a scene ...................30
Unpairing a device.................32
Creating an automation ............34
Setting up a security video camera ....42
Chapter 3: View and control
your Nokia Smart Home with
the mobile app ..................48
Home/Dashboard screen ...........48
Network screen ...................49
Automations screen ...............50
Notication screen ................51
Prole Manager screen .............51
Appendix 1: Advanced settings
network parameters ..............52
Appendix 2: Supported devices......53
Appendix 3: Mobile app credentials ..54

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Chapter 1: Connect
your Nokia Smart
Home
How to use the Nokia SmartHome
mobile app to connect your Nokia
Smart Home CPE and devices.
Downloading the Nokia
SmartHome mobile app
The Android app can be downloaded from
the Google Play store. The iOS app can be
downloaded from the Apple App store.
Supported versions:
■Android – Marshmallow (6.0) and above
■iOS – 9.0 and above

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How to setup your
wireless network
To connect the Wi-Fi enabled devices in your
home network to the ONT and the internet, you
must enable and congure a wireless network
on the ONT. Depending on the type of the ONT,
the Wi-Fi options for wireless 5GHz may be
available.
Wireless 2.4GHz
This frequency range is used by the
802.11b/g/n standard and can provide widely
available bandwidths of up to 450 Mb/s.
This conguration can be done as follows:
1. Open the SmartHome app.
2. Enter your user name and password in the
login window, (see Appendix 3 for mobile
app user credentials details).
3. For login options, click the Advanced
Settings option. A eld to input the ONT’s
IP address will pop up. The default value
is 192.168.1.254. You can edit this eld if
necessary.
4. Click Login.
5. You will be directed to the Home/Dashboard
screen [Figure 2] where the devices
connected to the Wi-Fi network will be
displayed.
6. Click on the icon, and you will be
directed to the Network screen.
7. From the Network screen, enable Wi-Fi
access by selecting the Enable Wi-Fi option.
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8. From the Network screen, you can do the
following:
■View, enable and congure network settings
■Manage network passwords
■Manage network rewalls
9. Next, congure the 2.4GHz network by
selecting the Wi-Fi 2.4GHz option, and
you will be directed to the 2.4GHz screen.
10. From the 2.4GHz screen you can enable
the 2.4GHz network by selecting the
Enable option.
From this screen, you can also congure
other settings such as Mode, Bandwidth,
Channel, Power, etc. (see Appendix 1 for
recommended Wi-Fi parameters).
TEST YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION BANDWIDTH WITH
SPEED TEST FROM OOKLA.
SPEED TEST FROM OOKLA
Firewall
ACTIVE
Advanced Settings
ONU GATEWAY DEVICE INFORMATION
9:41 AM
NETWORK
Wi-Fi 2.4GHz
Wi-Fi 5GHz
Online
NETWORK STATUS
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Wireless 5GHz
This frequency range is used by the 802.11ac
standard and can provide high capacity
bandwidths of up to 1.3 Gb/s.
Conguration can be done as follows:
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen click
on the icon [Figure 2], and you will be
directed to the Network screen.
2. From the Network screen, congure the
5GHz network by selecting the Wi-Fi 5GHz
option.
3. From the 5GHz screen you can enable
the 5GHz network by selecting the
Enable option.
From this screen, you can also congure
other settings such as Mode, Bandwidth,
Channel, Power, etc. (see Appendix 1 for
recommended Wi-Fi parameters).
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How to setup a
guest network
Setting up a guest network is much the same
as setting up your initial wireless network.
You’ll just need to select a dierent SSID from
your initial network setup, enter a unique SSID
(network name) and, if required, create
a password for the guest network.
Connecting to
other devices
Sometimes equipment or applications, in your
home network may require traic from the
internet to be sent to them over a specic port.
This is often the case with gaming consoles, for
example, which requires you to congure port
forwarding on the ONT.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
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2. From the Advanced Settings screen, you can
congure the following residential gateway
functions: DHCP, DNS, Firewall, MAC Filter,
IP Filter, URL Filter, NTP, DMZ, ALG, Port
Forwarding, DDNS and Password.
3. Select the Port Forwarding option, and
you will be directed to the Port Forwarding
screen.
4. From the Port Forwarding screen,
select the Add option.
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5. The Port Forwarding menu allows you
to add or delete new entries for port
forwarding. To add a new port forwarding
entry, you can select a predened app
setting or add a manual entry.
Select the App Name option to allow you
to pick a pre-existing application for port
forwarding. Alternatively, you can select
Custom Settings to get your own port
forwarding settings.
6. If you select App Name, the following
screen appears that allows you to add port
forwarding rules for the application named.
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How to setup
parental controls
You can restrict access to or from the internet
from within your home subnetwork in several
ways:
■IP lter
■MAC lter
■Controlling access to websites
IP lter
IP ltering enables you to name the IP address
of a device within your subnet (for example,
192.1.x.x), and restrict the ow of certain types
of IP data to or from that device, based on the
IP address. Restricted content is discarded as it
passes through the ONT.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the IP Filter option, and you will be
directed to the IP Filter screen.
3. From the IP Filter screen, select the Enable
option, then you will be directed to the IP
Filter detail screen.
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4. From the IP Filtering detail screen , select
the Mode option, which will allow you to pick
the ltering type:
Drop for upstream: Residential gateway will
drop all trac originating from the specied
device.
Drop for downstream: Residential gateway
will drop all trac with a destination to the
specied device.
5. Select the Device option, which will allow
you to either select a known device from
the ONU memory or manually register a
new device.
6. Select the Protocol option to allow you to
select specic types of trac for ltering
or to lter all trac.
MAC ltering
Equipment in your network is identied by the
unique MAC address assigned to that device.
You can restrict which devices have access to
the internet according to their MAC address
by allowing or blocking access for the devices
listed (your choice).
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the Mac Filter option, and you will
be directed to the Mac Filtering screen.
From this screen, you can Enable or Disable
the MAC lter option in the ONT. You can
Block or Allow lists of MAC addresses.
3. Select the + option to add a specic
Mac address.
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4. Next, type in the MAC address you would
like to lter on either the block or allow lists
here, then select Done.
■The Block option will block all listed MAC
addresses from reaching the home network.
■The Allow option will only allow the listed
MAC addresses into the home network.
Controlling access to websites
Also known as URL ltering, you can restrict
(or permit) access to certain websites by using
equipment in your network.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option
2. Select the URL Filter option, and you will be
directed to the URL Filtering screen.
From the URL Filter screen, you can lter
specic URL/web addresses at the ONU for
all LAN devices. You can enable or disable
this feature from this menu. If enabled you
can select the mode of operation to either
exclude or include URLs that will be ltered
by the ONU, and add URLs (websites) that
you wish to block or allow.
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3. To add a new URL, just type in the URL
address and port into the pop-up menu,
then select Done.
How to limit access
to your network
To protect your home network by limiting
access of people outside of your network,
set up the following security options:
■DMZ
■ALG
■Firewall
Demilitarized zone (DMZ)
A DMZ is a rewall conguration to improve the
security of your network. It enables the router
to provide an added layer of protection for your
local network by intercepting and ltering trac
into and out of your network.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the DMZ option, and you will be
directed to the DMZ screen.
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3. From the DMZ screen, you can enable
or disable the DMZ in the selected WAN,
or add and remove devices from the DMZ
by selecting available devices from the
Internal Client option.
Application level gateway (ALG)
An ALG provides application security by
understanding the protocols used by the
applications that it supports and inspects
protocol packets of trac passing through it.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the ALG option, and you will be
directed to the ALG screen.
3. From the ALG screen, you can enable or
disable the ALG function for FTP, TFTP, SIP,
H323, RTSP, L2TP and IPSec trac.
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Firewall
A rewall can protect your network against
cyber-attacks from the internet.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the Firewall option, and you will be
directed to the Firewall screen.
3. Select the Attack Protection option,
and you will be directed to the Firewall
detail screen.
4. From the Firewall detail screen, you can
modify the rewall security level of the ONU
and enable or disable protection against
attacks; for example, denial of service (DoS)
attacks.
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How to change the login
password of the ONT
You can (and should) change the password that
is used to log in to the ONT to ensure others
cannot gain unauthorized access to your router
and settings.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], and you will be
directed to the Prole Manager screen.
2. From the Prole Manager screen, select the
Settings option, and you will be directed to
the Settings screen.
3. From the Settings screen, select the Change
Password option, and you will be directed to
the Change Password screen.
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4. From the Change Password screen, you can
add a new password for your ONT.
How to assign IP
address to devices
in your network
Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol (DHCP)
enables the ONT to function as a DHCP server
that can automatically assign an IP address to
devices in your network from a predened range
of addresses. This is benecial when you have
multiple devices to prevent duplicate addresses
being assigned.
Alternatively, you can manually specify a static
(unchanging) IP address to congure the ONT
to function as a DHCP server and assign IP
addresses.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the LAN option, and you will be
directed to the LAN screen.
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STATIC DHCP ENTRY
192.168.1.254
IP ADDRESS
192.168.1.64
START IP
192.168.1.253
END IP
1440 Minutes
LEASE TIME
DHCP Enable
255.255.255.0
SUBNET MASK
No Static DHCP
Add
9:41 AM
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Congure the LAN settings as follows:
■Modify the ONU IP Address.
■Modify the ONU Subnet Mask.
■DHCP Enable: Enable or disable DHCP on
the ONU.
■Start IP: Modify the rst IP address for the
range of possible IP addresses to assign.
■End IP: Modify the last IP address for
the range of possible IP addresses to assign.
■Lease Time: Modify the length of time
(in minutes) during which the IP address
will apply to a device before it needs to
be renewed.
■Static DHCP Entry: Add/Delete static
DHCP entries.
3. To create a new static IP address assignment,
select the Add option, and you will be
directed to the Static DHCP screen.
4. Enter the MAC address of a specic device
and the IP address you wish to assign to
bind them together as a static entry.
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How to setup a DNS
A domain name server (DNS) translates user-
friendly website addresses; for example, www.
nokia.com, into the registered IP address
assigned for that domain. Your computer uses
a domain name server to look up the domain
name you’re trying to access.
1. From the Home/Dashboard screen, select
the icon [Figure 2], then select the
Advanced Settings option.
2. Select the DNS option, and you will be
directed to the DNS screen.
3. To add a new domain on the select the
Add option under the Domain to Domain
heading, and you will be directed to the
DNS Edit screen.
4. Next, enter an original domain URL address
and the new domain URL address. The
new entry will be added to the Domain to
Domain list.
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