Sharedband Power Router 2 User manual

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Sharedband Bonded Broadband
Sharedband Power Router 2
Configuration Guide
Introduction
This document is to instruct you how to configure the Sharedband software on Sharedband Power Router 2.
Note: This guide assumes that the Router is not pre-configured.
Preparation
Make sure you have the Sharedband user details for the Community you wish to setup.
The Procedure
Do not skip any of the steps, as the configuration is not activated until ‘Save and reboot’ is selected
at the end of the last step.
Step 1: Log onto the Web interface of the router (default address http://192.168.3.17). The default login is
'admin' and password 'Bonding123'.
Step 2: Click 'Settings' > 'Sharedband Service Configuration'.

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Step 3: You should now be presented with a screen like this:
The details required for this screen are those generated when creating the user on the Sharedband NOC.
For a simple deployment with a single device, leave the 'Node ID' values for the interfaces at the defaults of
1 and 2. If you have a deployment with two devices, the recommendation for maximum performance is to
configure node IDs 1 and 3 on the first device, and 2 and 4 on the second device. For more complex setups
please contact Sharedband support.
Once completed click 'Save’, and proceed to the next step.
Step 4: Verify the WAN configuration details for the connections that will be in use. Click 'Settings', then
work through both 'WAN connection setup (Ethernet X)' screens. The screens will look like the following:
For interfaces which will be in use, ensure 'Interface Enabled’ is set to 'Yes’.

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For many setups the default addressing mode of ‘Dynamic IP (DHCP)’ will be suitable, but the device allows
configuration of ‘Static IP’ and ‘PPPoE’ options if needed.
Once completed click 'Save’, and proceed to the next step.
Step 5: Youwill need to change the LAN IP of the router, which you will findunder'Settings'>'LAN settings'.
This is normally set to 192.168.3.1 for a simple deployment with a single device. For setups with multiple
devices, the recommendation is to increment the last digit for each device, for example the second unit would
have an address of 192.168.3.2.
This is also where you can change the VRRP Address and Subnet for routed mode, this must be the same
on all routers (for more information on routed mode, please contact support).
For the change to take effect, the router will need to be rebooted by clicking the 'Save and reboot' button.