RayTalk RA-696 User manual
MiMo Hot Spot AP Single Radio 2,4GHz up to 300Mbps (2Tx2R ) &
Multi Wireless Network Access Control, AAA Authentication,
Authorization, Accounting
Hot Spot Wi-Fi Access Point
RA-696
USER MANUAL
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RayTalk
Model
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Descriptions
Hot Spot Wi-Fi Access Point
Applicant
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Standard
Test
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The product RayTalk RA-696 has been
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• D.Lgs 1.8.2003, n.259 articles 104 and 105 for private use
• D.M. 28.5.2003 and further modifications for R-LAN and telecommunication services with public access
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RayTalk Industries Srl
Date: October 05th, 2012
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TableofContents
1BeforeYouStart......................................................................................................................................................6
1.1Preface.............................................................................................................................................................6
1.2Document
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1.3
Package
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2SystemOverviewandGettingStarted....................................................................................................................7
2.1IntroductionoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696........................................................7
2.2SystemConcept...............................................................................................................................................7
2.3TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696
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2.4
SystemRequirement
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2.5
Installation
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2.6AccessWebManagement
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3IncorporateMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696totheNetwork.................................................11
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Network
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3.2
ConfigureWAN
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3.2.1Static
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3.2.2
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3.2.3
PPPoE
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3.2.4PP
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3.3
InternetConnection
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WANBandwidth
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3.5Whatis
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3.5.1
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3.5.2
PlanningYourInternet
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3.5.3
ConfigureZoneNetwork
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4LetYourNetworkBeaWirelessNetwork.............................................................................................................17
4.1
SystemWirelessGeneral
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4.2ZoneWirelessSettings..................................................................................................................................18
4.3
ZoneWireless
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WirelessLayer
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4.4.1
GenericFirewall
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5WhoCanAccesstheNetwork...............................................................................................................................36
5.1
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5.1.2
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5.1.3
On‐Demand
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5.1.4
Free
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5.2
User
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5.2.1DefaultAuthentication..........................................................................................................................54
5.2.2LoginwithPostfix..................................................................................................................................54
5.2.3AnExampleofUserLogin......................................................................................................................54
6RestraintheUsers.................................................................................................................................................55
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6.3Policy.............................................................................................................................................................56
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6.3.3QoSP
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6.3.4Routing..................................................................................................................................................63
6.3.5UserP
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7AccessNetworkwithout
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7.1
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7.2
Virtual
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7.3
Privilege
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7.3.1PrivilegeIP.............................................................................................................................................74
7.3.2Privilege
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7.3.3PrivilegeIPv6.........................................................................................................................................75
7.4DisableAuthenticationinPublicZone..........................................................................................................76
8UserLoginandLogout...........................................................................................................................................77
8.1BeforeLogin..................................................................................................................................................77
8.1.1LoginwithSSL........................................................................................................................................77
8.1.2InternalDomainNamewithCertificate................................................................................................78
8.1.3WalledGarden.......................................................................................................................................81
8.1.4WalledGardenAD.................................................................................................................................82
8.2
After
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8.2.1PortalURLaftersuccessfullogin..........................................................................................................83
8.2.2IdleTimer..............................................................................................................................................84
8.2.3MultipleLogin............................................................................................................................................85
9NetworkingFeaturesofaGateway.......................................................................................................................86
9.1IPPlugandP
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9.2DynamicDomainNameService(DDNS)........................................................................................................87
9.3PortandIPForwarding.................................................................................................................................88
10SystemManagementandUtilities....................................................................................................................89
10.1SystemTime..................................................................................................................................................89
10.2ManagementIPAddressList.........................................................................................................................90
10.3IPAddressforAccessingUserLog.................................................................................................................90
10.4SNMP.............................................................................................................................................................91
10.5Administration...............................................................................................................................................92
10.6ChangeAdminPasswords.............................................................................................................................95
10.7Backup/RestoreandResettotheFactoryDefault.....................................................................................96
10.8FirmwareUpgrade.........................................................................................................................................97
10.9Restart...........................................................................................................................................................98
10.10NetworkUtility..........................................................................................................................................99
10.10.1Wake‐on‐LAN.....................................................................................................................................99
10.10.2Ping....................................................................................................................................................99
10.10.3TraceRoute.......................................................................................................................................99
10.10.4ShowARPTable................................................................................................................................99
10.11MonitorIPLink........................................................................................................................................100
10.12ConsoleInterface.....................................................................................................................................101
11SystemStatusandReports..............................................................................................................................104
11.1ViewingtheStatus.......................................................................................................................................104
11.1.1SystemStatus......................................................................................................................................104
11.1.2InterfaceStatus...................................................................................................................................106
11.1.3RoutingTable.......................................................................................................................................107
11.1.4CurrentUsers.......................................................................................................................................108
11.1.5
Session
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11.1.6UserLog...............................................................................................................................................109
11.1.7LocalUserMonthlyNetworkUsageReport........................................................................................112
11.1.8SystemRelatedLogs............................................................................................................................113
11.1.9
DHCPL
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11.2Notification..................................................................................................................................................120
11.2.1E‐Mail...................................................................................................................................................121
11.2.2S
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11.2.3FTP.......................................................................................................................................................123
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Advanced
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12.1Upload/DownloadLocalUserAccounts......................................................................................................125
12.2RADIUSAdvancedSettings..........................................................................................................................127
12.3RoamingOut................................................................................................................................................128
12.4CustomizablePages.....................................................................................................................................130
AppendixA. PolicyPriority...................................................................................................................................131
GlobalPolicy,AuthenticationPolicyandUserPolicy..............................................................................................131
AppendixB. WDSManagement..........................................................................................................................132
AppendixC. RADIUSAccounting..........................................................................................................................133
1.Description..........................................................................................................................................................133
2.VSAconfigurationinRADIUSserver(IASServer)................................................................................................133
3.VSAconfigurationinRADIUSserver(FreeRADIUS).............................................................................................136
AppendixD.On‐demandAccounttypes&BillingPlan...............................................................................................138
AppendixE.ExternalPaymentGateways..................................................................................................................152
1.PaymentsviaAuthorize.Net..............................................................................................................................152
2.PaymentsviaPayPal........................................................................................................................................156
3.PaymentsviaSecurePay..................................................................................................................................158
4.PaymentsviaWorldPay..................................................................................................................................159
AppendixF.PortalPageCustomization.....................................................................................................................162
HowExternalPagesOperate...................................................................................................................................163
AppendixG.TerminalServerSetup............................................................................................................................166
OverviewofNetworkTicketGenerator..................................................................................................................166
IncludingRT‐TO696RFintoYourNetwork...............................................................................................................168
ManagingRT‐TO696RFontheWebManagementInterface..................................................................................169
SettingUpRT‐TO696RFwiththePOSPrinter.........................................................................................................170
SettingupRT‐TO696RFwiththeRayTalkHotSpotWi‐FiAccessPointorInternetSubscriberGateway...............170
TerminalAutoSetup(TAS–OnlyavailableonRT‐TO696RF)..................................................................................171
1
BeforeYouStart
1.1
Preface
ThismanualisforWLANserviceprovidersornetworkadministratorstosetupanetworkenvironmentusingtheHotSpot
AccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696.Itcontainsstep‐by‐stepproceduresandgraphicexamplestoguideMISstafforindividuals
withslightnetworksystemknowledgetocompletetheinstallation.
1.2
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Caution:
Representsessentialsteps,actions,ormessagesthatshouldnotbeignored.
Note:
Containsrelatedinformationthatcorrespondstoatopic.
Indicatesthatclickingthisbuttonwillapplyallofyoursettings.
Indicatesthatclickingthisbuttonwillclearwhatyouhavesetbeforethesettingsareapplied.
Indicatesthatclickingthisbuttonwillsavethechangesyoumade,butyoumustrebootthesystem
uponthecompletionofallconfigurationsettingsforthechangestotakeeffect.
Theredasteriskindicatesthatinformationinthisfieldiscompulsory.
1.3
Package
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ThestandardpackageofHotspotGatewaySeriesRAYTALKRA‐696includes:
MiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696
CD‐ROM(withUser’sManualandQIG)
EthernetCablex1
ConsoleCablex1
PowerAdapter(DC5V)x1
Detachableantennax2
Caution:
Itishighlyrecommendedtouseallthesuppliesinthepackageinsteadofsubstitutinganycomponentswithothersuppliersto
guaranteebestperformance.
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2
SystemOverviewandGettingStarted
2.1
IntroductionoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696
TheHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696isafeature‐richWirelessHotspotGateway,targetingrealitiesthatwantto
providesingle‐pointwirelessInternetaccessservice.TheRayTalkRA‐696isaperfectchoiceforbeginnerstorunhotspot
businesses.Itdoesnotcostmuchcomparedtobuyingapileofequipment,nordoesittaketheskillsofanexperttogluemultiple
applicationsoutofmultiplefreeware.Feature‐packedforhotspotoperation,theRayTalkRA‐696comeswithbuilt‐in802.11
n/b/gMIMOaccesspoint,webserverandwebpagesforclientstologin,easylogo‐loadingforbrandingahotspotstore,
simpleuser/visitoraccountmanagementtool,paymentplans,multiplecreditcardgateways,trafficlogs,IPsharingandetc.
TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696alsobringsinanextraadvantage‐thewall‐mountableIP50dust‐proof
housing.
2.2
SystemConcept
TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696iscapableofmanaginguserauthentication,authorizationandaccounting.
TheuseraccountinformationisstoredinthelocaldatabaseoraspecifiedexternalRADIUSdatabaseserver.Featuredwithuser
authenticationandintegratedwithexternalpaymentgateway,theMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696allows
userstoeasilypaythefeeandenjoytheInternetserviceusingcreditcardsthroughavarietyofpaymentgatewaysincluding
Authorize.Net,PayPal,SecurePay,andWorldPay.Furthermore,theMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696introduces
theconceptofServiceZones–PrivateZoneandPublicZone,eachwithitsowndefinableaccesscontrolprofiles.PrivateZone
meansclientsarenotrequiredtobeauthenticatedbeforeusingthenetworkservice.However,clientsinPublicZonearerequired
togetauthenticationbeforeusingthenetworkservice.Thisisveryusefulforhotspotownersseekingtodeploywirelessnetwork
serviceforclientsandmanagethenetworkaswell.ThefollowingdiagramisanexampleofaMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐Fi
RayTalkRA‐696settomanagetheInternetandnetworkaccessservicesatahotspotvenue.
Example:AtypicalHotSpotnetwork
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2.3
TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696
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RearPanel
1AntennaconnectorReverseSMAconnectorsforattachingantennaasshowninabovefigure.
2WANForattachinganEthernetcabletoanuplinkservice.
3LAN1‐4portsAttachEthernetcableshereforconnectingtothewiredlocalnetwork.
4USB2.0portReservedforfutureuse.
5ConsoleportAttachtheserialcableheretoaccessconsoleinterface.
65V 2AAttachthepoweradapterhere.
7ResetbuttonPressoncetorestartthesystem;Pressandholdformorethan5secondsto
resettofactorydefault.
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FrontPanel
1
QuickbuttonPressthisbuttontoquick‐printanaccountgeneratedfrombillingplan1.
2
WESbuttonPressandholdover5secondstoinitiateMasterModefortheWESprocess.
PressandreleasetoinitiateSlaveModefortheWESprocess.
3
PowerLEDOnindicatespoweron.
4
StatusLEDOnindicatesthesystemready.
5
WirelessLEDOnindicateswirelessnetworkinterfaceisreadyforservice.
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WANLEDOnindicatesthatWANuplinkconnected.
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LAN1‐4LEDIndicatestheconnectionstatusofeachLAN.
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USBLEDIndicatesthestatusofUSBconnection.USBportreservedforfutureuse.
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WESLEDForindicatingWDSconnectionstatus.
MasterSlave
WESStart
LED(Green)OFFand
thenBLINKINGSLOWLY
LED(Red)OFFandthen
BLINKINGSLOWLY
WESNegotiate
BLINKINGNORMALLY
(Green)
BLINKINGNORMALLY
(Red)
WESTimeoutLED(Green)ONLED(Red)ON
WESSuccessLED(Red)ONLED(Green)ON
WESFailLED(Green)ONLED(Red)ON
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RearPanel
112V 2APowerJackSocketforthepoweradaptor.
2Restart/ResetPressoncetorestartthesystem;Pressandholdformorethan5secondsto
resettofactorydefault.
3WESButton(A/B)WDSEasySetup.PressthebuttontobuildupaWDSlinkwithanotherpeer.4
WDSlinkscanbesetupperRFcard.
4LEDIndicators6indicatorsthatdisplaysthestatesof6variousfunctionsorprogresses.The
numbersareexplainedontheleftmostsideoftherearpanel.
5WANForattachinganEthernetcabletoanuplinkservice.
6LANPorts1‐2TheportsforconnectionswithLANsidedevices.
7ConsolePortTo accessRayTalkRA‐696viatheconsoleinterface.
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2.4
SystemRequirement
GigabitEthernetnetworkcableswithRJ‐45connectors.
AllPCsneedtoinstalltheTCP/IPnetworkprotocol.
2.5
Installation
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PleasefollowthestepsmentionedbelowtoinstallthehardwareoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696:
1. PlacetheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696atthebestlocation.
Thebestlocationisusuallyatthecenterofyourwirelessnetwork.
2. TosupplypowertotheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696.
ConnectthepoweradaptertotheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696’spowerjacksocketontherearpanel.
3. ConnectMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696toyouroutboundnetworkdevice.
ConnectoneendoftheEthernetcabletotheWANportofRAYTALKRA‐696ontherearpanel.Dependingonthetypeofinternet
serviceprovidedbyyourISP,connecttheotherendofthecabletotheATU‐RouterofanADSL,acablemodem,aswitchorahub.
TheWANLEDindicatorshouldbeONtoindicateaproperconnection.
4. ConnecttheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696toyourPC.
ConnectoneendoftheEthernetcabletotheLAN1portoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696ontherear
panel.ConnecttheotherendofthecabletoaPCforconfiguringthesystem.TheLAN1LEDindicatorshouldbeONtoindicatea
properconnection.
Note:
TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696hastwovirtualPrivateandPubliczonesthataremappedtoLAN1,LAN2
(192.168.10.254)andLAN3,LAN4(192.168.11.254)respectively.
Now,thehardwareinstallationiscompleted.
Caution:
PleaseuseonlythepoweradaptersuppliedwiththeRAYTALKRA‐696package.Usingadifferentpoweradaptermaycause
damagetothissystem.
Caution:
ToverifythewiredconnectionbetweentheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696andyourswitch/router/hub.
PleasechecktheLEDstatusindicationofthesenetworkdevices.
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2.6
AccessWebManagement
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TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696supportsWebManagementInterface(WMI)configuration.Uponthe
completionofhardwareinstallation,theMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696canbeconfiguredviawebbrowsers
withJavaScriptenabledsuchasInternetExplorerversion6.0andaboveorFirefox.
DefaultLANinterfaceIPaddress:
PrivateZonewithIP192.168.10.254,noauthenticationisrequiredforusers.
PublicZonewithIP192.168.11.254,bydefaultauthenticationisrequiredforusers.
Note:TheinstructionsbelowareillustratedwiththeadministratorPCconnectedtoLAN1.
Toaccessthewebmanagementinterface,connectaPCtoLAN1Port,andthenlaunchabrowser.
MakesureyouhavesetDHCPinTCP/IPofyourPCto”ObtainanIPaddressautomatically”.ThedefaultgatewayIPaddressis
thedefaultgatewayIPaddressofPrivateZone:“192.168.10.254”.
Next,enterthegatewayIPaddressoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696attheaddressfield.Thedefault
gatewayIPaddressofLAN1Portis“https://192.168.11.254”(“https”isusedforasecuredconnection).
Theadministratorloginpagewillappear.Enter“admin”,thedefaultusername,and“admin”,thedefaultpassword,intheUser
NameandPasswordfields.
ClickLOGINtologin.
Afterasuccessfullogin,a“Home”pagewithfourmainbuttonswillappearonthescreen.
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Caution:
Ifyoucan’tgettotheloginscreen,thereasonsmaybe:(1)ThePCissetincorrectlysothatthePCcan’tobtaintheIPaddress
automaticallyfromtheLANport;(2)TheIPaddressandthedefaultgatewayarenotunderthesamenetworksegment.
PleasesetyourPCwithastaticIPaddresssuchas192.168.10.xxinyournetworkandthentryitagain.
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IncorporateMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐
696totheNetwork
3.1
Network
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Inthegeneralnetworkenvironment,themainroleoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696istomanageallthe
networkaccessfrominternalnetworktoInternet.Thus,thefirststepistoprepareanInternetconnectionfromyourISP(Internet
ServiceProvider)andconnectittotheWANportoftheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696.
3.2
ConfigureWAN
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Thereare3connectiontypesfortheWANPort:Static,DynamicandPPPoE.Theseconnectiontypesareenoughtosupportmost
ISPs.
Now,letusdiscusshowtoconfiguretheWANport.Goto:System>>WAN.
Theparametersrelatedtoeachconnectionmethodaredescribedinthefollowingpages.
3.2.1
StaticIP
Static:ManuallyspecifyingtheIPaddressoftheWANPort.Thefieldswithredasterisksaremandatory.
IPAddress:TheIPaddressoftheWANport.
SubnetMask:ThesubnetmaskoftheWANport.
DefaultGateway:ThegatewayoftheWANport.
PreferredDNSServer:TheprimaryDNSServerofthesystem.
AlternateDNSServer:ThesubstituteDNSServerofthesystem.Thisisanoptionalfield.
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3.2.2
Dynamic
Dynamic:ItisonlyapplicableforthenetworkenvironmentwheretheDHCPserverisavailableupstreamofthesystem.Clickthe
RenewbuttontogetanIPaddressautomatically.
3.2.3
PPPoE
PPPoE:WhenselectingPPPoEtoconnecttothenetwork,pleasesetthe"Username","Password","MTU"and"ClampMSS".
ThereisaDialondemandfunctionunderPPPoE.Ifthisfunctionisenabled,aMaximumIdleTimeslotwillbeavailablefor
inputtingavalue.Whentheidletimeisreached,thesystemwillautomaticallydisconnectitself.
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3.2.4
PP
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PPTP:Althoughnotapopularmethod,PPTPprotocolfordialupconnectionsisadaptedbysomeISPs(inEuropeanCountries).
Yo u r PPTPISPwillissueyouanaccountwithapasswordaswellasthePPTPserveraddress.
3.3
InternetConnection
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ToconfigureInternetConnectionDetection,goto:System>>WANTraffic.
InternetConnectionDetection:Whenthisfunctionisenabled,systemwilltrytoaccesstheseIP/Domainaddresses,ifsystem
canreachtheseIP/Domainaddresses,itmeansthattheoutboundInternetconnectionisinnormalstate.Ontheotherhand,
thereisatextboxavailablefortheadministratortoenteramessagereminder.Thisreminderwillappearonclients’screens
whenInternetconnectionisdown.
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3.4
WANBandwidth
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ToconfigureWANBandwidthControl,goto:System>>WANTraffic.
Thefeaturegivesadministratorscontrolovertheentiresystem’strafficontheWANinterface.Theseparameterssethereshould
notexceedtherealbandwidthprovidedbyyourISP.Forexample,ifyourxDSLis8Mbs/640kbs,youmayinputvaluesequaltoor
lessthanthespeedhere.
AvailableBandwidthonWANInterface:
Uplink:Itspecifiesthemaximumuplinkbandwidththatcanbesharedbyclientsofthesystem.
Downlink:Itspecifiesthemaximumdownlinkbandwidththatcanbesharedbyclientsofthesystem.
3.5
Whatis
Z
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ToconfigureaZone,goto:System>>ServiceZones.
AZoneisalogicalnetworkareathatcoverswiredorwirelessnetworks,orbothofthem.ByassociatingitwithauniqueESSIDofa
Zone,wirelessnetworkisdividedintodifferentlogicalzones.ClientsattemptingtoaccesstheresourceswithinaZonewillbe
controlledbasedontheaccesscontrolprofileofthatZone,suchasauthentication,securityfeatures,wirelessencryption
methods,trafficcontrol,etc.
TherearetwoZonesthatcanbeutilizedbytheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696–PrivateZoneandPublic
Zone,asshowninthetablebelow.PrivateZonemeansclientsarenotrequiredtobeauthenticatedbeforeusingthenetwork
service.However,clientsinPublicZonearerequiredtoobtainauthenticationbeforeusingtheservice.
ServiceZoneName:MnemonicnameoftheZone.
AppliedPolicy:CurrentPolicythatisappliedtoZone.
DefaultAuthenOption:Defaultauthenticationmethod/serverthatisusedwithintheZone.
IP/IPv6address:ShowstheLANIPaddress.IPv6issupportandcanbeconfiguredfromtheIPv6tab.
NetworkAlias:ShowstheIPaddressthatbridgestodifferentsubnetsconfiguredintheNetworkAliasList.
DHCPPool:ShowstherangeofLANIPaddresswhichclientsareassignedtogetfromDHCP.
LANPortMapping:EachphysicalLANportcanbesetindividuallytomaptoaspecificzone,andcanbeconfiguredfrom
theLANPortMappingtab(referto3.5.1).
Status:ShowsthePrivate/PublicZonemappingstothephysicalLANports.
Details:Configurable,detailedsettingsforeachZone.
ClicktheConfigurebuttontoconfigureeachZone:BasicSettings,AuthenticationSettings,WirelessSettings,andWDSSettings
(PublicZoneonly).
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3.5.1
PortRole
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TheMiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696supportstwozones,PrivateandPublic.InthePrivateZone,
authenticationisnotrequiredtoaccessthenetwork,whetheritisviawiredandwirelessconnection.
InthePublicZone,the“AuthenticationRequiredforZone”optionisenabledbydefault,soclientshavetobeauthenticated
successfullybeforesurfingtheInternet.
TheZoneandPortmappingsareshownbelow,LAN1,LAN2mapstoPrivateZoneandLAN3,LAN4toPublicZonerespectively.
Note:
System’sWMIcanalsobeaccessesviaWANportaslongastheadministratorusesanIPaddresslistedontheManagementIP
AddressList(GotoSystem>>General>>ManagementIPAddressList).IfbothWANandLANportsareunabletoreachtheWMI,
pleaseuseconsoleinterfacetoresolvethisissue.
3.5.2
PlanningYourInternet
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MiMoHotSpotAccessPointWi‐FiRayTalkRA‐696supportstwozones,PrivateandPublic.InthePrivateZone,authenticationis
notrequiredtoaccesstheinternetviawiredandwireless.
InPublicZone,bydefaultthe“AuthenticationRequiredforZone”optionisenabled,soclientsarerequiredtobeauthenticated
successfullybeforesurfingtheInternet.AdministratorcanaccesstheWebManagementInterface(WMI)oftheRAYTALKRA‐696
throughthewiredLANport.
3.5.3
ConfigureZoneNetwork
ToconfigureZonenetwork;goto:
System
>>
Service
Zone.Clickthebutton
Configure
forPrivatezone
for
further
configuration.
TheparameterdescriptionsofBasicSettingsforPrivateZoneandPublicZonearethe
same
.
Thewirelesssettingsundereach
zonewillbecoveredinthenext
sectio
n
.
NetworkInterface:
OperationMode:
ContainsNATmodeand
Router
mode.WhenNATmodeischosen,
service
zonerunsinNATmode.
WhenRoutermodeis
chosen,
thiszonerunsinRouter
mode
.
IP
Address:
TheIPAddressofthis
zone.
SubnetMask:The
subnetMaskofthis
zone
.
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