ZyXEL Communications NBG-415 User manual

Copyright © 2006 ZyXEL Communications Corporation. All rights reserved
ZyXEL NBG-415N
Draft 802.11n Wireless Broadband
Router
Quick Start Guide
Version 1.00
10/2006
Edition 1
Table of Contents
ENGLISH 1
DEUTSCH 13
ESPAÑOL 27
FRANÇAIS 41
ITALIANO 55
РУССКИЙ 69
SVENSKA 83
繁體中文 97

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Introduction
The NBG-415N allows more than one computer on your
network to share an Internet connection. You can also use the
NBG-415N to set up a wireless network.
1 Hardware Connections
1LAN:Use an Ethernet cable to connect a computer to a
LAN port for Internet access.
2WAN:Use the Ethernet cable that came with your DSL/
cable modem to connect to the Ethernet port on the DSL/
cable modem.
3POWER: Use only the included power adaptor to connect
the POWER socket to an appropriate power source.
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1.1 Check the LEDs (Lights)
•ThePWR LED turns on.
•TheWLAN LED turns steady on.
•TheWAN and/or LAN LEDs turn on and sometimes blink if
the corresponding ports are properly connected.
VIf none of the LEDs are on, unplug the device
and check your hardware connections again.
2 Access the NBG-415N
1Start your web browser. Enter
192.168.1.1 (the default
management LAN IP address)
in the Location or Address field. Press [ENTER].
2The login screen appears.
Select admin in the User
Name field, enter “1234” (the
default password) and click
Login to log in.

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3The main web
configurator screen
displays.
3 Internet Wizard
Setup
1Click START > WIZARD > Launch Internet Connection
Setup Wizard to display the first wizard screen. Click
Next in each screen to continue. The NBG-415N may
have already detected your Internet connection.
2Change the login password
in the second wizard screen.
The password is case
sensitive.
3Select the time zone for your
geographical location.
4Select your Internet
connection type.
5The next wizard screen
varies depending on the
connection type you have
selected. Configure the
fields with the information
provided by your ISP and
click Next.

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6In the last wizard screen,
click Connect to save the
settings to the NBG-415N.
7Click Reboot the Device to
restart the NBG-415N and make the changes take effect.
Wait a couple of minutes for
the NBG-415N to finish
rebooting before accessing it
again.
8Test your Internet
connection. Launch your
web browser and enter any web site address for example,
http://www.zyxel.com).
VIf you cannot access the Internet, check that you
have entered your Internet account information
correctly in the wizard screens.
4 Wireless LAN Wizard Setup
1Click START > WIZARD > Launch Wireless Security
Setup Wizard to display the first wizard screen. Click
Next in each screen to continue.
2In the Wireless Network
Name field, enter a
descriptive name for
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network. To connect to this wireless network, wireless
clients must associate to this ID. .
3Follow the on-screen
instruction and select a
wireless security mode.
4The next screen displays if
you enable a wireless
security mode. Follow the
on-screen instruction to
enter a WEP key or
password.
5Check your wireless LAN
settings in this screen and
click Save to save the
settings to the NBG-415N.
6Click Reboot the Device to
restart the NBG-415N and
make the changes take
effect.
7Wait a couple of minutes for
the NBG-415N to finish
rebooting before accessing it again.

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5 Wireless Connection Setup using
Windows® Connect Now
With Windows® Connect Now, you can transfer wireless
settings on your NBG-415N to a USB memory stick and then
save the settings to the wireless client computer(s). This
allows you to easily set up a wireless LAN. To take advantage
of this feature, you need:
• A USB memory stick with at least 300K of available memory.
• Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2).
Follow the steps below to set up a wireless LAN using
Windows® Connect Now.
1Click Start > Control Panel
and double-click Wireless
Network Setup Wizard.
2The first wizard screen
displays. Click Next in each
screen to continue.

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3Select Set up a new wireless
network to configure a new
wireless network.
4In the Network name (SSID) field,
specify a unique name to identify
your wireless LAN.
5Select Automatically assign a
network key to have Windows
create a security key.
6Select Use WPA encryption
instead of WEP for data
encryption.
7Select Use a USB Flash drive to
set up a wireless network.
8Connect the USB drive to your
computer and specify the drive
letter in the Flash drive field.

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9Follow the instructions on the
screen.
10This screen displays when you
have successfully set up a secure
wireless network. Click Finish.
11From a wireless computer, test
your wireless LAN connection to
the NBG-415N.
Troubleshooting
1None of the LEDs turn on when the NBG-415N is on.
• Make sure that you use the included power adaptor to
connect to the NBG-415N and that it is plugged into an
appropriate power source.
• Check all cable connections.
• If the LEDs still do not turn on, you may have a hard-
ware problem. In this case, you should contact your
local vendor.
2I cannot access the NBG-415N from the LAN.
• Check the cable connection between the NBG-415N
and your computer or hub. Refer to Hardware Connec-
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• Ping the NBG-415N from a LAN computer.
• Make sure your computer Ethernet card is installed
and functioning properly.
3I cannot ping any computer on the LAN.
• If the LAN LEDs are off, check the cable connections
between the NBG-415N and your LAN computers.
• Verify that the IP address and subnet mask of the
NBG-415N and the LAN computers are in the same IP
address range.
4I cannot access the Internet.
• Check the NBG-415N’s connection to the broadband
modem.
• Turn off and on to restart both the broadband modem
and the NBG-415N. If you are using a cable modem,
you must first turn off your cable modem and wait for
about two to three minutes before you connect the
cable modem to the NBG-415N.
• The WAN IP is provided after the ISP verifies the MAC
address, host name or user ID. Find out the verification
method used by your ISP and configure the corre-
sponding fields in the Internet wizard screens or the
advanced WAN screen.