VOO TC7210.V User manual

Operating instructions
WIFI MODEM

1 Overview of the modem 2
2 Operating the Wi-Fi modem 3
With Windows 7, 8 and 10 3
with Windows Vista 3
with Windows XP 3
with Mac OS X 4
3 How to configure your modem using the interface? 4
4 Basic configuration of the modem 4
1. How to change the name of your Wi-Fi network (SSID)? 4
2. How to change the password of your Wi-Fi network? 5
3. How to change the channel of your Wi-Fi network? 5
5 Advanced configuration of the modem 6
HOME PAGE 6
ADMINISTRATION 6
Software 6
Connection 6
Set-up 7
Diagnostics 7
Events 7
Router mode 7
Back-up / Restore 8
NETWORK 8
LAN 8
WAN 8
Computers 9
DDNS 9
ROUTER 10
Options 10
IP filtering 10
MAC filtering 11
Port filtering 11
NAT 12
Redirection of ports 12
DMZ 12
FIREWALL 13
Web filtering 13
TOD filtering 13
PARENTAL CONTROL 13
Basic 13
WIFI 14
Wireless 2.4G 14
Main network 14
Guest network 15
Access control 15
Bridging 15
Wireless 5G 16
Main network 16
Guest network 17
Access control 17
Bridging 17
USB 18
Media server 18
Basic 18
Authorised devices 19
Basic storage 19
Advanced storage 19
6 VOO Phone & Internet Services 20
7 Resolving the most common problems 20
CONTENTS
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1.1 OVERVIEW OF THE MODEM
FRONT PANEL
BACK PANEL
Phone: When lit, indicates that the corresponding phone line is active.
Wi-Fi: When lit, indicates that at least one of the Wi-Fi networks is active.
USB: When lit, indicates that a shared USB flash drive is on your network.
Ethernet (4): Indicates that these devices are connected and detected
onthe4Ethernetconnectors.
On-line: Indicates that your modem is connected to the Internet. If the indicator is lit,
checkthe “Cable input” on the rear panel below.
US: Indicates the uplink status.
DS: Indicates the downlink status.
Power: When lit, indicates that your modem is correctly powered on. When o, check the
power and the ON/OFF button of your modem (see back panel in the diagram).
Easy Wi-Fi: Press shortly to enable/disable your Wi-Fi network.
Press longer than 10 seconds to connect to a Wi-Fi device
using Easy Wi-Fi (the indicator flashes and then stops when
theprocedure has finished).
Phone connectors:
1 To connect your main phone.
2To connect your second phoneif you have a second line (does not work if you
have a single line).
Ethernet: Use these connectors to connect a device (computer, game console,
SmartTV, etc.) to the Internet with a cable, without losing speed.
USB port: Use this USB 2.0 connector to share an external hard disk or a USB flash
drive with devices connected to your network (computer, tablet, smartphone,
SmartTV, etc.).
Reset: Press this button until all the indicators are no longer lit to reset the modem
to its factory settings.
Cable input: To enjoy your Internet connection, the cable must be screwed
oncorrectly.
Power input: This connector must be connected to a power outlet using the
power cable. You modem cannot be switched on without this.
ON/OFF button: Press this button to switch your modem on and o without disconnecting the
power cable. The modem is ON when the button is pressed in.
Make sure your modem is always positioned vertically in its stand.
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To configure your Wi-Fi network, you need the name of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) and the Wi-Fi security key (WPA key).
You can normally find the Wi-Fi information on the label underneath your modem.
NOTE: If you want to change your Wi-Fi security
key (WPA), you need to access the configuration
interface of your modem. Go to www.myVOO.be
(seepage4,item 3)
Names of your Wi-Fi networks (SSID)
Your Wi-Fi security key (WPA)
WITH WINDOWS 7, 8 AND 10
1. Click the wireless network icon in the bottom right corner of your screen. A list of available networks is displayed.
2. In the list of available networks, choose your wireless network (e.g. VOO-123456).
Click Connect.
When choosing a wireless network at home, do not select the shared network
VOO-Homespot.
3. You can then choose one of the following two ways to configure your modem:
WITH YOUR WIFI SECURITY KEY:
Enter the security key (e.g. ABCDEFGH) and click OK to confirm.
WITH EASY WIFI WITHOUT WIFI SECURITY KEY:
Press the Easy Wi-Fi button for at least 10 seconds. Your PC connects automatically to the modem.
Theindicator flashes and stops when the procedure has finished.
4. Follow the instructions on the screen.
WITH WINDOWS VISTA
1. Click Start, and then Connect to. The View list is displayed.
2. In the View list, click Wireless. Select your wireless network
(e.g. VOO-123456), then click Connect.
When choosing a wireless network at home, do not select the shared network
VOO-HOMESPOT.
3. You can then choose one of the following two ways to configure your modem:
WITH YOUR WIFI SECURITY KEY:
Enter the security key (e.g. ABCDEFGH) and click OK to confirm.
WITH EASY WIFI WITHOUT WIFI SECURITY KEY:
Press the Easy Wi-Fi button for at least 10 seconds. Your PC connects automatically to the modem.
The indicator flashes and stops when the procedure has finished.
WITH WINDOWS XP
1. Click Start, then Control Panel, and Network and Internet connections and then Network Connections.
A window is displayed.
2. In the left pane, click Display available wireless networks. A list of available networks is displayed.
3. In the list of available networks, choose your wireless network (e.g. VOO-123456), then click Connect.
When choosing a wireless network at home, do not select the shared network
VOO-HOMESPOT.
4. Enter the security key (e.g. ABCDEFGH) and click OK. You wireless network is now connected.
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WITH MAC OS X
1. Click the AirPort icon . A list of available networks is displayed.
2. In the list of available networks, choose your wireless network (e.g. VOO-123456), then click Connect.
When choosing a wireless network at home, do not select the shared network
VOO-HOMESPOT.
3. Enter the security key (e.g. ABCDEFGH) and click OK. You wireless network is now connected.
3 HOW TO CONFIGURE YOUR MODEM USING THE INTERFACE?
Sign in to your myVOO account on www.myVOO.be. Select Internet (as shown below) to find the Wi-Fi Modem card quickly
and click Configure my modem. You are redirected to a sign-in page.
You must enter a user name and password. The user name is “voo” in lowercase. The password is by default the password
of your modem that you can find on the label underneath your modem (see page 3, item 2). You now have access to the
configuration interface of the modem.
4 BASIC CONFIGURATION OF THE MODEM
1. HOW TO CHANGE THE NAME OF YOUR WI-FI NETWORK (SSID)?
1. Go the user interface of the modem, click Configure your modem then Wi-Fi in the top menu.
Select your Main Network (2.4GHz or 5GHz) or Guest Network.
Each network has its own benefits. To increase the range (e.g. Wi-Fi on the second floor), we recommend 2.4GHz.
For better performance when near to the modem, (e.g. gaming on the network), we recommend 5GHz.
2. Enter the desired network name in the Network Name (SSID) field.
3. Click Apply (at the bottom of the window) to validate your change.
If you make changes while you are connected to the Wi-Fi network, you will be disconnected.
The modem router is configured directly
via the device interface, so you must be
connected to the (Wi-Fi or cable) network
of the modem. To access the interface of
your modem without being connected to
the Internet: refer to the section on frequent
problems (see p. 20, item 7).
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2. HOW TO CHANGE THE PASSWORD OF YOUR WI-FI NETWORK?
1. Go the user interface of the modem, click Configure your modem then Wi-Fi in the top menu.
Select your Main Network (2.4G or 5G) or Guest Network.
2. Enter the password in the WPA Pre-shared Key field.
3. Click Apply (at the bottom of the window) to validate your change.
If you make changes while you are connected to the Wi-Fi network, you will be disconnected.
3. HOW TO CHANGE THE CHANNEL OF YOUR WI-FI NETWORK?
1. Go the user interface of the modem, click Configure your modem then Wi-Fi in the top menu.
Select Wireless 2.4G or Wireless 5G.
2. Change the selected channel in the Channel drop-down menu.
To identify the best channel, click the Detect Wireless Access Points button, remember the value
thatisdisplayed in the Channel column.
3. Click Apply (at the bottom of the window) to validate your change.
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1.5 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION OF THE MODEM
In this section you will find advanced settings such as:
- filtering of ports/MAC
- NAT management
- IP addressing
...
HOME PAGE
Need help configuring your modem?
Go to forum.voo.be and ask our help Community!
When you connect to the modem user interface, the home
page is displayed with an overview of the modem services.
To access the modem configuration pages, click the
green Configure your modem button.
ADMINISTRATION
SOFTWARE
The Information panel shows information about the device and
the software on your modem.
The State panel shows how long the modem has been
switched on and other important information received by the
cable modem during the set-up process.
CONNECTION
This page shows the status of the modem after starting.
The start-up procedure tables, upstream/downstream and IP
address channels that enable our technicians to analyse the
quality of your modem connection.
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SETUP
On this page you can restore the factory settings or restart
themodem.
• To restore the factory settings, choose Yes then click Apply.
This will restart the modem.
• To just restart the modem, click the Start button.
Restoring factory settings means that your personal
settings are lost.
DIAGNOSTICS
The Ping test is used to check the connectivity of devices
which are connected to the modem.
• To start a Ping test, enter the IP address of the device to be
tested in the Destination address and click Start test.
>To display the result, refresh the browser page.
>Firewalls installed on your connected devices may
prevent a successful Ping test.
EVENTS
Our technicians use this page to analyse the activity of
themodem.
ROUTER MODE
On this page you can specify the router mode:
• Router dual stack: this mode activates the router part of the
modem and lets you navigate in IPv4 as well as IPv6.
• Bridge Mode: this mode deactivates the router part of the
modem. Choose this mode if you want to use your own
router for example.
• Router IPv4 only: this mode deactivates IPV6.
• Router IPv6 only: this mode deactivates IPV4.
Press the Apply button to validate the change.
Exit Router IPv4/IPv6 Mode may prevent you accessing
your Internet services normally (websites or applications
not accessible).
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BACKUP / RESTORE
On this page you can back up or restore the modem settings.
• To back up the modem settings, press Back up. A window is
displayed asking whether you want to back up the settings of
your modem on your computer.
• To restore the settings of your modem, press Browse, select
the file you want to restore and click Restore.
The name of the saved file is by default
GatewaySettings.bin.
NETWORK
LAN
On this page you can change the local area network settings
of the router (IP address of the network gateway, subnet
mask, DHCP settings and the assignment of an IP address
toaMACaddress).
• To modify the IP address of the network gateway, edit the
IPv4 address field. Note: Do not use an IP address in the
range reserved for the DHCP server (lower down the page).
Thenclick Apply.
• To change the range of IP addresses available for the DHCP
server, edit the First IP address available and Last IP address
available fields, and then click Apply.
• To assign an IP address to a MAC address, complete
theMACaddress and IP address fields, then click Add.
Make sure the Status is in Active mode. Click Apply.
WAN
This page provides information about the WAN configuration
(Internet).
• To release or renew the IP WAN address, press Release IP
WAN address and Renew the IP WAN address.
The WAN Connection Type must be configured for
DHCP. If this is not the case, you may no longer be able
to use the Internet service.
Clicking Release the WAN IP address interrupts the
Internet connection. Click Renew to restore the
Internetconnection.
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COMPUTERS
This page displays the list of devices connected to your modem.
• To release the IP address of a device, select the device and click
Make available.
The USB port is always displayed, even if no USB device
isconnected.
DDNS
To enable the DDNS service, select your supplier in
DDNSService.
Complete the following fields in accordance with the information
of your provider:
• User Name: the user name you registered with your
DDNSprovider
• Password: the password you registered with your
DDNSprovider
• Host Name: the domain or host name registered with your
DDNS provider
Click Apply to save your changes.
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ROUTER
OPTIONS
On this page you can enable or disable Internet services
andprotocols.
• Block WAN prevents other users pinging your modem from
the Internet. When Block ICMP is activated, your modem
does not respond to Pings it receives.
• Ipsec Passthrough authorises the passthrough of IpSec
packets. IpSec (IP Security) is a security mechanism used
onvirtual private networks (VPN).
• PPTP Passthrough authorises the passthrough of PPTP
(Point to Point Tunnelling Protocol) packets. PPTP is another
mechanism which is often used on VPNs.
• Remote configuration management is not active for
securityreasons.
• Multicast activates the passthrough of multicast trac.
Forexample, enable this feature for your Chromecast or
Apple TV key.
• UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) enables devices such as
Internet devices and computers to access the network and
connect to other devices if necessary. UPnP devices can
automatically detect the services of other UPnP devices
registered on the network.
For example, you can display the content of your smartphone
on your TV.
• NAT ALG State: to maximise your protection, the VOO modem is equipped with a firewall whose initial settings block any
communications coming from outside. This security may aect the functioning of certain applications (on-line games,
communication applications, Internet applications or other server applications such as FTP or SMTP).
With NAT ALG functionality you can also enable a wide range of services and protocols in a secure manner.
• To enable or disable a service in the list, select or clear the Enabled check box and then click Apply.
Modifying this page may adversely aect the correct functioning of the Internet service.
IP FILTERING
On this page you can filter the Internet connection by IP
address. The devices will continue to work on the local area
network (LAN) but Internet trac is blocked.
• To filter the Internet connection by IP address, enter the IP
range of the devices you want to filter, select the Enable
check box and click Apply.
• To filter a single IP address, enter the same IP address in the
Start Address and End Address fields.
Select the Enabled check box and click Apply.
To ensure that this functionality works, we recommend
that you specify the IP addresses of your devices in the
Network section and then under LAN (see page 8).
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MAC FILTERING
On this page you can filter the Internet connection by MAC
address. The devices will continue to work on the local area
network (LAN) but Internet trac is blocked.
• To filter the Internet connection by MAC address, enterthe
MAC address of the devices you want to filter and then
clickApply.
PORT FILTERING
On this page you can filter the usage of specified ports.
Alltrac passing through these ports is then blocked.
• To block trac passing through specified ports, enter the
range of ports you want to filter, select the Enabled check
box and click Apply.
• To block the trac on a single port, enter the same port in the
Start Port and End Port fields, select Enabled and click Apply.
Examples:
To block web browsing, block port 80 and TCP/UDP.
To block access to mail services using e-mail software,
blockports 25 (outgoing) and 110 (incoming) in TCP/UDP.
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NAT
On this page you can enable that a device connected to your
network can be reached from outside (Internet).
• To create a NAT rule, click Create in IPv4 or Create
inIPv6; a new page is displayed. Complete the fields
asdescribedbelow.
Example: To create a rule for the Xbox Live service which
usesport 88, you have 2 options:
>Add a known rule:
- Enter the local IP address of the device in the local IP
Address field.
- You can leave the External IP Address field at 0.0.0.0.
- Click Add.
>Add a personalised rule:
- Enter the local IP address of the device in the local IP
Address field.
- Enter 88 in the local Start Port, local End Port, external Start
Port and External End Port fields.
- You can leave the External IP Address field at 0.0.0.0.
- Select BOTH in the Protocol field.
- Select Active in the Enabled field.
- Click Apply.
You can always edit existing rules by clicking Edit, Delete or
Delete all in the table of existing rules.
REDIRECTION OF PORTS
On this page you can customise the redirection settings of
ports for devices on the local area network.
DMZ
On this page you can specify a PC on your local area network that
must remain accessible for all computers on the WAN (internet).
To specify a device in DMZ, enter the local IP address of the
device in the DMZ Address field. Click Apply.
For example, if you put a HTTP server on this machine,
everyone can access this server using the IP address of your
modem as destination. The value 0 means no DMZ is enabled.
The router firewall no longer protects the devices in
theDMZ.
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FIREWALL
WEB FILTERING
On this page you can block Web content such as cookies and
JavaScript. It is possible to add a list of trusted devices that are
not aected by the filtering.
• To filter web functionalities, select the Enabled field and
clickApply.
• To add a device that is not aected by these filters, enter its
MAC address in Trusted Computers and click Add.
• To remove a device from the list of Trusted Computers,
selectits MAC address and click Remove.
Any changes on this page may result in the loss of the
Internet connection.
TOD FILTERING
On this page you can block Internet access for a list of devices
by day and by hour. You can specify a dierent schedule for
each device.
To create an Internet access filter by day and time, first add the
devices to be blocked and then specify the access rules for
each device by selecting it in the list:
- Enter the MAC address of the device and click Add.
- Select the MAC address in the list, select Enabled.
- Specify the days and times of access. Note the format:
AM(morning) and PM (afternoon).
- Click Apply.
Any changes on this page may result in the loss of the
Internet connection.
PARENTAL CONTROL
BASIC
On this page you can block access to certain websites:
>either using keywords (e.g. if you block the keyword “sex”,
the website “sexygames.com” will be blocked),
>or using the domain names (e.g. “sex.com” or
“games.com”).
To block access to the Internet using keywords or domain
names, fill the corresponding fields.
This feature does not work with https websites.
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WIFI
WIRELESS 2.4G
On this page you can configure the settings for all the Wi-Fi
2.4GHz networks of your modem.
• To enable or disable all the Wi-Fi 2.4GHz networks of your
modem, select Enabled or Disabled (at the bottom of the
window) in the Interface field. Click Apply.
• To select the best Wi-Fi channel, click Detect Wireless Access
Points (at the bottom of the window). In the Channel column,
specify the least used value.
- If this value does not correspond with the value in the
Current channel field, select this value in the Channel field
and click Apply.
- However, if this value is the same as the value in the
Currentchannel field, specify the second least used value
in the Channel column.
Select this value in the Channel field and click Apply.
For example, if the table in the screen shot opposite, the least
used value is ‘3’. And the selected current channel is ‘6’.
In this case, you need to select the value ‘3’ in the Channel
field and click Apply.
>The changes apply to all the Wi-Fi 2.4GHz networks
of your modem: the Main Network and the
GuestNetwork.
>Disabling mode 802.11n may aect the performance
of your Wi-Fi.
MAIN NETWORK
On this page you can change the configuration of the main
Wi-Fi 2.4GHz network (name of the network, security key, etc.).
• To modify the name of your main Wi-Fi network, edit the
Network Name (SSID) field and click Apply at the bottom of
the window.
• To modify the Wi-Fi security key (WPA) of the main network,
enter the new security key in the WPA Pre-shared Key field.
The security key must be a chain of 8 to 63 ASCII characters
(basically digits and lowercase and uppercase letters
withoutaccents).
• To enable or disable the main network, select Enabled or
Disabled in the Main Network field. Click Apply at the bottom
of the page.
• To hide your Wi-Fi network while leaving it enabled, select
Hide in the SSID Broadcast field.
• To prevent devices connected to your Wi-Fi network from
communicating, select Enable in the AP isolation field.
• To view the PIN code which is sometimes required when
pairing with Easy Wi-Fi (WPS), go to the PIN field in WPS
Access Point Configuration.
If you change the network name or the network security
key, you will be disconnected from your Wi-Fi network.
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GUEST NETWORK
On this page you can change the configuration of the guest
Wi-Fi 2.4GHz network (name of the network, security key, etc.).
• To modify the name of your guest Wi-Fi network, edit the
Network Name (SSID) field and click Apply at the bottom
ofthe page.
• To modify the Wi-Fi security key (WPA) of the guest network,
enter the new security key in the WPA Pre-shared Key field.
The security key must be a chain of 8 to 63 ASCII characters
(basically digits and lowercase and uppercase letters without
accents).
• To enable or disable the guest network, select Enabled
or Disabled in the Guest Network field. Click Apply at the
bottom of the page.
• To hide your Wi-Fi network while leaving it enabled,
selectHide in the SSID Broadcast field.
• To prevent devices connected to your Wi-Fi network from
communicating, select Enable in the AP isolation field.
• To prevent devices connected to your Wi-Fi guest network
from communicating with the main network, select Guest
inthe DHCP server field.
ACCESS CONTROL
On this page you can authorise access to the interface for
configuring the modem via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, manage access to
2.4GHz Wi-Fi via the MAC addresses of the devices, and see an
overview of the devices currently connected to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi.
• To manage access to the modem configuration interface,
select Authorised or Refused in the Access to the
Administration page field.
• To manage access of a device to the Wi-Fi using its MAC
address, select Authorised or Refused in the Restriction at
MAC level field. Complete the MAC Address field with the
MAC addresses of the devices.
Click Apply.
• To know which devices are connected and what their MAC
addresses are, refer to the Connected Clients table.
BRIDGING
On this page you can expand your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network
byadding devices such as a Wi-Fi repeater.
• To expand your Wi-Fi network with a Wi-Fi repeater,
selectEnable in Wireless Bridging, add the MAC address
inRemote Bridges and click Apply.
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WIRELESS 5G
On this page you can configure the settings for all the Wi-Fi
5GHz networks of your modem.
• To enable or disable all the Wi-Fi 5GHz networks of your
modem, select Enabled or Disabled in the Interface field.
Click Apply.
• To select the best Wi-Fi channel, click Detect Wireless Access
Points (at the bottom of the window). In the Channel column,
specify the least used value.
- If this value does not correspond with the value in the
Current channel field, select this value in the Channel field
and click Apply.
- However, if this value is the same as the value in the
Currentchannel field, specify the second least used value
in the Channel column.
Select this value in the Channel field and click Apply.
>The changes apply to all the Wi-Fi 5GHz networks
of your modem: the Main Network and the
GuestNetwork.
>Disabling mode 802.11n may aect the performance
of your Wi-Fi.
MAIN NETWORK
On this page you can change the configuration of the main
Wi-Fi 5GHz network (name of the network, security key, etc.).
• To modify the name of your main Wi-Fi network, edit the
Network Name (SSID) field and click Apply at the bottom
ofthe window.
• To modify the Wi-Fi security key (WPA) of the main network,
enter the new security key in the WPA Pre-shared Key field.
The security key must be a chain of 8 to 63 ASCII characters
(basically digits and lowercase and uppercase letters
withoutaccents).
• To enable or disable the main network, select Enabled or
Disabled in the Main Network field. Click Apply at the bottom
of the page.
• To hide your Wi-Fi network while leaving it enabled,
selectHide in the SSID Broadcast field.
• To prevent devices connected to your Wi-Fi network from
communicating, select Enable in the AP isolation field.
• To view the PIN code which is sometimes required when
pairing with Easy Wi-Fi (WPS), go to the PIN field in WPS
Access Point Configuration.
If you change the network name or the network security
key, you will be disconnected from your Wi-Fi network.
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GUEST NETWORK
On this page you can change the configuration of the guest
Wi-Fi 5GHz network (name of the network, security key, etc.).
• To modify the name of your guest Wi-Fi network, edit the
Network Name (SSID) field and click Apply at the bottom
ofthe page.
• To modify the Wi-Fi security key (WPA) of the guest network,
enter the new security key in the WPA Pre-shared Key field.
The security key must be a chain of 8 to 63 ASCII characters
(basically digits and lowercase and uppercase letters
withoutaccents).
• To enable or disable the guest network, select Enabled
or Disabled in the Guest Network field. Click Apply at the
bottom of the page.
• To hide your Wi-Fi network while leaving it enabled,
selectHide in the SSID Broadcast field.
• To prevent devices connected to your Wi-Fi network from
communicating, select Enable in the AP isolation field.
• To prevent devices connected to your Wi-Fi guest network
from communicating with the main network, select Guest
inthe DHCP server field.
ACCESS CONTROL
On this page you can authorise access to the interface for
configuring the modem via 5GHz Wi-Fi, manage access to
5GHz Wi-Fi via the MAC addresses of the devices, and see an
overview of the devices currently connected to 5GHz Wi-Fi.
• To manage access to the modem configuration interface,
select Authorised or Refused in the Access to the
Administration page field.
• To manage access of a device to the Wi-Fi using its MAC
address, select Authorised or Refused in the Restriction at
MAC level field. Complete the MAC Address field with the
MAC addresses of the devices.
Click Apply.
• To know which devices are connected and what their MAC
addresses are, refer to the Connected Clients table.
BRIDGING
On this page you can expand your 5GHz Wi-Fi network
byadding devices such as a Wi-Fi repeater.
• To expand your Wi-Fi network with a Wi-Fi repeater,
selectEnable in Wireless Bridging, add the MAC address
inRemote Bridges and click Apply.
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USB
MEDIA SERVER
On this page you can configure the DLNA server and select
thetypes of files for sharing.
• To change the name of your server, edit the value in the
Media server name field and click Apply settings.
• To restrict the type of files to share, select the Detect files By
Type check box, select the types of files to share in Available
file types and click Select. Click Apply the detection settings.
• To specify the detection frequency of shared files, select the
Activate detection for a specified period field and enter an
interval in the minutes field.
BASIC
On this page you can enable or disable the sharing of a USB
flash drive or a USB hard disk.
• To activate USB sharing, select All or Authorised
(Authoriseddisplays the list of authorised devices) in the
Enable connected USB devices and click Apply.
• To share as a network hard disk, select Yes in the Authorise
USB devices as shared data zone and click Apply.
• To share as DLNA server, select Yes in the Enable the media
server (DLNA) and click Apply.
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AUTHORISED DEVICES
On this page you can authorise access to USB devices.
• To specify a list of authorised USB devices, select Authorised
in Enable connected USB devices and click Apply changes.
• To add a USB device as authorised USB device, select it in the
Available USB devices table and click Add.
• To safely remove the USB device, select it and click Remove.
BASIC STORAGE
On this page you can the directories you want to share.
• To edit the device name, edit the Network/device name
fieldand click Apply.
• To only share the directories listed in the Shared networks
directories table, select Only share specified directories and
then click Apply.
ADVANCED STORAGE
On this page you can specify the advanced network settings
for the USB device.
• To edit the name of the work group, edit the Workgroup
name field and click Apply.
• To authorise network access and/or via FTP, select the
Enabled check box for the corresponding field in the
Protocols table.
• To specify the available access rights and directories,
clickEdit.
• To create an available directory on your USB device,
clickCreate Network Folder.
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