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Buffalo AirStation WZR-RS-G54 Network Service List

Buffalo wzr-rs-g54: supplementary guide
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Network Service List
Network
Service List
The Network Service List is the control center for your network. From within your LAN or from anywhere
in the world with a VPN connection (See VPN Quick Setup Guide) you can access this control center. From
this control center you can access convenient and easy to use services including: File Sharing, Remote
Control/Access of PC's, Wake-On-LAN, FTP Servers, and Web Servers. To learn more about each inde-
pendent feature, click on the 'Question Mark' logo next to 'Network Service List'. It has a lot of informative
information regarding the services.
This hosts page can be reached by typing this URL into any browser connected to the network:
http://XXX.XX.XXX.XXX/hosts.htm (where XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX is the local IP Address of the AirStation; by
default this address is 192.168.12.1). Connecting to the VPN Server is easy, just launch the PPTP client as
instructed in the VPN Quick Setup Guide and use the Dynamic DNS hostname as the VPN address.
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Summary of Contents for Buffalo AirStation WZR-RS-G54

  • Page 1 Network Service List Network Service List The Network Service List is the control center for your network. From within your LAN or from anywhere in the world with a VPN connection (See VPN Quick Setup Guide) you can access this control center. From this control center you can access convenient and easy to use services including: File Sharing, Remote Control/Access of PC’s, Wake-On-LAN, FTP Servers, and Web Servers.

  • Page 2: Network Service List

    For easier access to the Network Service List, the Dynamic DNS hostname can be used for access to the AirStation. However, for this to occur the ‘Remote Management Port Number’ must be confi gured on ‘Page 43’. By entering the value ‘80’ into the ‘Remote Management Port Number’ the Network Service List can be accessed by typing: http://hostname.dyndns.org/hosts.htm -OR- http://hostname.tzo.com/hosts.com depending on the service you’re subscribed with.

  • Page 3: File & Printer Sharing - Audio/Video Playback

    fi les and printers. For Windows PC’s, File and Printer sharing must be setup properly before this service will work. On Network Storage Centers like Buffalo’s Link- Station, the Shared Files icon should work with little to no confi guration. Please consult your Windows documentation to learn more about setting up File and Printer Sharing.
  • Page 4 PPTP VPN connection software, a handheld user (PalmOS and PocketPC) could theoretically connect in and control their home or offi ce PC’s from their handheld; assuming the handheld has some sort of internet connection. Buffalo Technology (USA) Inc. does not support users in making VNC work in anything but Windows.
  • Page 5 Remote Control - TightVNC Once you click on the ‘VNC Remote’ link you will be prompted for a pass- word. If a password was not set during the installation, then this step may not occur. Enter the password and press the ‘OK’ button. It is recommended to change the remote PC’s desktop size to 800x600 for the best viewing experience.
  • Page 6 Remote Control - TightVNC There is a TightVNC client available on the CD-ROM that came with your AirStation. It provides more confi guration options including screen scaling. If it is used, the client will have to be launched after the VPN session is created.