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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction to NetDisk Wireless Access Point Router ............................................5
1-1. NetDisk Wireless Features..............................................................................................6
1-2. Specifications ................................................................................................................7
1-3. External Appearance.......................................................................................................8
1-3-1. Status LED Descriptions ...........................................................................................8
1-3-2. Back Panel of NetDisk Wireless................................................................................9
Chapter 2. Installation of NetDisk Wireless................................................................................ 10
2-1. Check the materials and requirements before the installation...................................... 10
2-1-1. Check the packing materials ................................................................................... 10
2-1-2. System Requirements ............................................................................................ 10
2-2. DSL/Cable Connection between NetDisk Wireless and Equipment............................... 10
2-2-1. Connecting NetDisk Wireless and DSL/Cable Modem ............................................. 10
2-2-2. Checking the Network Connection .......................................................................... 11
2-3. (LAN) Network Setup of Internal PCs connected to NetDisk Wireless .......................... 12
2-3-1. Connecting from Wireless PCs ............................................................................... 12
Chapter 3. Advanced Setup of NetDisk Wireless ....................................................................... 13
3-1. Configuring Networked PCs.......................................................................................... 14
3-2. LAN Setup (Internal)...................................................................................................... 16
3-2-1. Setup for Static IP Addresses at Internal PCs.......................................................... 17
3-3. WAN Setup (External) ................................................................................................... 18
3-3-1. Setup for Dynamic IP Address (Default) .................................................................. 19
3-3-2. Setup for Static IP Address..................................................................................... 19
3-3-3. Setup for PPPoE.................................................................................................... 20
3-3-4. Setup for MAC (Hardware) Address ........................................................................ 20
3-4. Wireless Basic Setup .................................................................................................... 21
3-4-1. WEP Encryption Setup ........................................................................................... 22
3-4-2. WEP Key Generator............................................................................................... 22
3-4-3. Advanced Setup for Wireless NIC (Network Interface Card)...................................... 24
3-5. W-LAN Access Control ................................................................................................. 25
3-5-1. Blocking / Allowing External Services based on MAC (Hardware) Address................. 25
3-6. Virtual Server (Operate your computer as WEB / FTP Server) ...................................... 26
3-6-1. Port Forwarding ..................................................................................................... 26
3-6-2. IP Forwarding........................................................................................................ 27
3-6-3. DMZ Server ........................................................................................................... 27
3-7. Routing ........................................................................................................................ 28
3-8. NetDisk Wireless System.............................................................................................. 29
3-8-1. Equipment Setup ................................................................................................... 29
3-8-2. Changing the Password.......................................................................................... 30
3-8-3. Wake on LAN........................................................................................................ 31
3-8-4. Rebooting the System............................................................................................ 31
3-8-5. Software and Firmware Upgrades ........................................................................... 32

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3-9. Checking NetDisk Wireless Status .............................................................................. 33
3-10. Resetting Factory Defaults ........................................................................................ 33
Chapter 4. NetDisk Software Installation .................................................................................. 34
4-1. For Windows XP and Windows 2000 ........................................................................... 34
4-2. NetDisk Administrator ................................................................................................. 34
Chapter 5. NetDisk Registration ............................................................................................... 35
5-1. Add / Register a New NetDisk ...................................................................................... 35
5-2. Using NetDisk ............................................................................................................. 36
5-3. Sharing NetDisk .......................................................................................................... 36
Chapter 6. NetDisk Status and Mode Indicator ......................................................................... 37
6-1. Changing Read / Write or Read Only Mode ................................................................. 37
Chapter 7. Introduction to NetDisk Administrator Tool Menu .................................................. 38
Chapter 8. NetDisk Functions .................................................................................................. 38
Chapter 9. Uninstalling NetDisk ............................................................................................... 39
Chapter 10. Regulatory Statements ......................................................................................... 40
Chapter 11. Product Warranty .................................................................................................. 41
Chapter 12. Registration and Technical Assistance ................................................................. 45

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Chapter 1. Introduction to NetDisk Wireless Access Point Router
Congratulations on the purchase of your NetDisk Wireless!
This product combines the functions of a wireless access point, router, switch and Network
Direct Attached Storage.
♦The wireless access point function provides a wireless broadcast of your
network for up to 254 PCs with NIC (network interface card).
♦The wireless router enables you to share your ISP Internet connection
with multiple PCs in your home or office.
♦The network switch allows you to connect wired devices like a printer to
your network and share that device. PCs without wireless NICs may
also join the network by connecting directly to the switch.
♦The NetDisk (Network Direct Attached Storage) provides a central
location for storing and sharing files over your network. NetDisk
Wireless can also be used as backup storage for your PCs irreplaceable
data.

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1-1. NetDisk Wireless Features
Compatible Internet Service
NetDisk Wireless supports most external DSL / Cable modems. It does not support internal
(PCMCIA) modems. NetDisk provides wireless PCMCIA card and USB adapters for separate
purchase.
Wireless Access Point Router —Key Features:
♦Wired and Wireless 802.11b / 802.11g Access Point
♦Wired 100Mbps, Wireless 54Mbps Data Throughput
♦IP sharing for up to 254 PC systems through wired and wireless connection.
♦Port Forwarding, IP Forwarding, DMZ Server
♦DHCP Server
♦VPN Pass-Through (IPSEC / PPTP)
♦Non-Standard FTP Port
NetDisk —Key Features:
♦Use NetDisk Wireless like a local drive on your PC.
♦Drag and drop files to NetDisk.
♦Copy and paste data to NetDisk.
♦Make and delete folders.
♦Share files and folders across your entire network.

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1-2. Specifications
NetDisk Wireless
Supported
Standards
Application Level IEEE802.3 10/100 BaseTX
IEEE802.11b, IEEE802.11g
Protocol CSMA/CD, CSMA/CA, DSSS for 2.4 GHz ISM band
Transmission Speed WAN 10/100Mbps
LAN 10/100Mbps Switch
WLAN 11Mbps/54Mbps
Ports One (1) —10/100 Mbps RJ-45 for WAN
Three (3) —10/100 Mbps RJ-45 for LAN
Cable 10BaseT:UTP/STP Category 3 or 5
100BaseTx:UTP/STP Category 5
Operating
Conditions
Working Temperature 0°C ~ 40°C
Working Humidity 10% ~ 85%
Storage Temperature -20°C ~ 80°C
Storage Humidity 5% ~ 90%
Voltage DC 12V to 1.0mA
Certification MIC Class A, FCC, CE

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1-3. External Appearance
[Top View of NetDisk Wireless]
1-3-1. Status LED Descriptions
LED Status NetDisk Wireless
PWR
Red LED Power is ON
No Light Power is unavailable or OFF
Wireless
Orange LED Wireless Signal is available
Orange LED Flashing Wireless Activity
No Light Wireless Signal is not working
WAN / LAN
1,2,3
Left green LED Connected at 100Mbps
Right Green LED Connected at 10 Mbps
Orange LED Flashing NetDisk is being accessed
No Light NetDisk is idle
Disk Activity

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1-3-2. Back Panel of NetDisk Wireless
The Back Panel
The Broadband Router's ports, where the cables are connected, are located on the back panel.
Power Switch :Powers NetDisk Wireless On or Off
Antennae :Transmits and receives data
DC IN :Connects the power adapter, supplied with your NetDisk Wireless.
WAN Port :Connects DSL or Cable Modem.
LAN Port (1, 2, 3) :3 10/100 Mbps switch ports connect NetDisk Wireless to your networked
PCs and other Ethernet network devices.
Reset :Resets NetDisk Wireless factory defaults
Important: Resetting the Broadband Router will erase all your settings (WEP
Encryption, Wireless and LAN settings, etc.) and replace them with factory
defaults. Do not reset the Broadband Router if you want to retain these settings.

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Chapter 2. Installation of NetDisk Wireless:
Wireless Access Point / Router Setup
2-1. Check materials and requirements before installation
2-1-1. Check the packing materials
♦NetDisk Wireless: One Unit
♦NetDisk Wireless Antenna Kit: Four pieces
♦Power Adapter: Two Pieces
♦CAT-5 UTP Fast Ethernet Cable: One Piece
♦Quick Installation Guide
♦Automatic Installation CD (Automatic Installation Program of NetDisk
Wireless, Manual, and Acrobat Reader)
If any packing materials are missing, please contact the local distributor / retailer where you
purchased NetDisk Wireless.
2-1-2. System Requirements
Windows® 2000 / XP
?450 MHz Pentium® III or higher
?128 MB RAM
?CD-ROM drive for installation
?Wireless NIC (Network Interface Card) 802.11b, 802.11g
2-2. DSL / Cable Connection between NetDisk Wireless and Equipment
2-2-1. Connecting NetDisk Wireless and DSL / Cable Modem
In preparation, turn off and unplug your cable or DSL modem.
1. Decide on a location for your NetDisk Wireless. The best place is usually
at the center of your wireless network, detectable to all your mobile
stations.
2. Connect a standard Ethernet network cable from your DSL or Cable
Broadband modem to the WAN port on the back panel of NetDisk
Wireless.
3. Connect at least one PC to one of the numbered LAN ports (1,2,3) on
the back panel, with a standard Ethernet network cable.
4. Connect the AC Power Adapter to the DC IN Socket on the back panel
and the other end into an electrical outlet.

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2-2-2. Checking the Network Connection
The NetDisk Wireless has been designed to be functional right out of the box with the default
settings. The default settings require that your networked PCs are configured to automatically
assign IP.
♦For details on how to configure your PC for dynamic IP see 3-1. Configuring
Networked PC.
♦To change NetDisk Wireless default router settings see 3-7. Routing.
4. Turn On your cable / DSL modem.
5. Turn On NetDisk Wireless.
6. Open your web browser and Type 192.168.1.1 in the
address box of the browser and press Enter.
[Figure 2-1. Opening your web browser]
[Figure 2-2. Type admin in User Name Box and admin in Password Box]
4. Enter admin in the User Name Box and admin in the
Password Box. By Default, the User Name and
Password are both admin. (You can change this later.)

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2-3. (LAN) Network Setup of Internal PCs to NetDisk Wireless
2-3-1. Connecting from Wireless PCs
With Windows XP and a wireless ready PC, your PC should automatically connect to the
NetDisk Wireless network. If it does not, follow the steps below.
Windows 2000 and XP
Enable wireless on your PC
1. Right-Click the radio icon on your task bar.
2. Select Enable Radio
Connect to NetDisk Wireless
1. Right-Click the Wireless Network Connection icon on your task bar.
2. Select View Available Wireless Networks
3. Select NOW-WL or the SSID you have assigned to the NetDisk Wireless
and Click Connect.
NOTE: If your PCs are not set up for Dynamic IP
assignment, you need to set each PC’s network
settings to obtain an IP (or TCP/IP) address
automatically. See 3-1. Configuring Networked PC
for more information.

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Chapter 3. Advanced Configuration of
NetDisk Wireless Settings
The NetDisk Wireless has been designed to be functional right out of the box with the default
settings. The default settings require that your networked PCs are configured to automatically
assign IP. You may also manually configure NetDisk Wireless from WEB Manager by following
the steps below.
Accessing WEB Manager:
1. Open your web browser and Type 192.168.1.1 in the Address Box.
2. Click Enter.
3. Enter admin in the User Name Box and admin in the Password Box.
By Default, the User Name and Password are both admin (You can
change this later).
[Figure 3-1. Password prompt for NetDisk Wireless]
4. Click OK. You will see the following figure.
[Figure 3-2. LAN Setup of NetDisk Wireless]

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3-1. Configuring Networked PCs
The instructions in this section will help you set up your computers to communicate with NetDisk
Wireless over the network. If your PCs are not set up for Dynamic IP assignment, you need to set each
PC’s network settings to obtain an IP (or TCP/IP) address automatically.
Preliminary Steps:
1. Right-Click the My Computer icon.
2. Select Properties.
3. Select the General tab.
♦Make sure that an Ethernet or wireless adapter (also known as network adapter)
has been successfully installed in each PC you will configure.
Configuring Windows 2000 and XP PCs
1. Click Start and Select Settings.
2. Click the Control Panel icon.
3. Double-Click the Network and Dialup Connectionsicon.
4. Select the Local Area Connection icon for the relevant Ethernet adapter (usually it
is the first Local Area Connection listed). Double-Click the Local Area Connection.
Click the Properties button. (See Figure 3-3)
5. Make sure the box next to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is checked and Click the
Properties button. (See Figure 3-4)
6. Select Obtain an IP address automatically. (See Figure 3-5)
7. Click OK.
8. Click OK again to complete the PC configuration.
9. Restart your computer.
[Figure 3-3. Properties]

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[Figure 3-4. TCP/IP]
[Figure 3-5. IP Address]

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3-2. LAN Setup (Internal)
Internal IP Address :IP address of NetDisk Wireless connected to the internal network.
(Default: 192.168.1.1)
Subnet Mask :Differentiates the network IP address from the host address. (Default:
255.255.255.0)
Use DHCP :Automatically allots IP addresses to internal PCs. (Default: Enable)
DHCP Address :When using DHCP, you can set up the range of dynamic addresses
in internal PCs (2 ~ 254). If there are more than 100 sets of internal
PCs, you can adjust addresses. (Default: 100 ~ 200)

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3-2-1. Setup for Static IP Address at Internal PCs
Set up Static IP Address only if you do not wish to use the DHCP default. Following is an
example for Windows 2000 / XP.
1. Follow the Preliminary Steps and the first 5 steps for Configuring Windows 2000 and
XP PCs in Section 3-1.
2. Select Use the following IP Address and type in your IP address, Subnet mask
and Default gateway. The Gateway address should be 192.168.1.1. [Figure 3-8]
Default IP address range available for use is 192.168.1.2 ~
192.168.1.99, and 192.168.1.201 ~ 192.168.1.254. Subnet Mask is
255.255.255.0.
[Figure 3-8.]
3. Select the Use the following DNS Server addresses and input the DNS address
given by your ISP.
4. Click OK. Windows will automatically restart.

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3-3. WAN Setup (External)
Preliminary Steps:
1. Select Wan Setup (Ext.) on the left menu panel of NetDisk Wireless WEB Manager.
2. Select one of the three Internet service types in the main menu and follow the appropriate
instructions in the following sections. (If you do not know the Internet service you are using,
please contact your ISP.)
♦Dynamic IP Address (Default)
♦Static IP Address
♦PPPoE
♦PPTP
[Figure 3-10. WAN Setup of NetDisk Wireless]

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3-3-1. Setup for Dynamic IP Address (Default)
The default for NetDisk Wireless is Use Dynamic IP Address. You do not need to do anything
to use this option.
3-3-2. Setup for Static IP Address
[Figure 3-11. Setup Instructions for DSL (Static IP)]
1. Check on Use Static IP Address.
2. Input addresses given by your ISP / DSL / Cable Provider.
3. Click OK.
External IP Address : Static IP address given by ISP
Subnet Mask : Network number given by ISP
Gateway : Default Gateway given by ISP
Primary DNS : IP Address of DNS Server given by ISP
Secondary DNS :IP Address of DNS Server given by ISP (Entering a
second DNS number is optional)

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3-3-3. Setup for PPPoE
1. Select Use PPPoE.
2. Input ID and Password given by your ISP.
User ID : ID given by Internet Service Provider.
Password : Password given by Internet Service Provider.
Service Type : Input the Service Type you are currently using.
MTU :Default is 1452. Only change the default if unexpected
problems occur.
Idle Time : Allows you to set up a time limit for Internet use.
Connect on Demand :Provides automatic connection and disconnection. The
connection is on when you use Internet and
automatically disconnects when not in use . When you
open the web browser or Click any content on the web
browser, the connection re-establishes itself.
DNS Server :Default setting is Dynamic. Manually input DNS
information when using Static IP.
Primary DNS : Domain name number allotted by DSL Service
Provider.
Secondary DNS : Domain name number allotted by DSL Service
Provider. (the second DNS number may be omitted)
3-3-4. Setup for MAC (Hardware) Address
Note: To provide Internet service, some Internet service providers may check the MAC
(Hardware) Address of your computer or NIC (Network Interface Card). When you
change your computer or NIC (Network Interface Card), you cannot access the Internet
unless you inform your cable service provider of alterations.
Current Hardware Address :Displays the hardware address that is currently being
used.
Hardware Address :Click the MAC Clone button to clone your MAC
address so that it can be manually configured.
Use Mac Address :Use default Mac Address is selected by default.
Select Use Manual Mac Address to manually
configure the Mac address in the text boxes above.
Important: You should use the Idle Time Out and
the Connect on Demand function together.