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Summary of Contents for LevelOne WAC-2000
- Page 1 Wireless LAN Controller User’s Manual V1. 0_20161110...
- Page 2 Attention: 1. Check box contents: Ceiling Wireless AP Power adapter LAN cable Setting Screws 2. Warning:...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Content Chapter 1 Manual Introduction .................. 4 1.1 Target reader ....................... 4 ....................1.2 Conventions ..................1.3 Chapter allocations Chapter 2: Products Introduction ..............2.1 Products description ....................5 2.2 Products Properties ..................... 5 2.3 Product Layout ......................6 Chapter 3 Configuration Guide ................................ -
Page 4: Chapter 1 Manual Introduction
Chapter 1 Manual Introduction This manual is subject to tell users how to use this WLAN management platform properly; Contents include description of this platform’s properties, and how to configure this platform; Pre-reading this manual before operation is highly recommended; 1.1 Target reader This manual is for those familiar with basic networking knowledge and terminology;... -
Page 5: Chapter 2: Products Introduction
Chapter 2: Products Introduction 2.1 Products description AC Controller is a highly performance WIFI management platform, special for WIFI in hotel or small-medium sized enterprise; It’s capable for managing all Access point, support AP auto-detection, AP status preview, AP configuration, MAC filtering, AP software upgrade simultaneously to provide high quality &... -
Page 6: Product Layout
2.3 Product Layout 2.3.1 Front Panel AC Controller front panel is like following: P2-1 AC Controller’s Front Panel Diagram LED indicator LED Light Name Indication Power is on, means status is up; Power Power Light Power is off, mean status is down; flashing, means system status is normal System Light off or stable steady, means status is abnormal... -
Page 7: Chapter 3 Configuration Guide
IP address has been set the same network segment with WAC-2000, namely 192.168.1.X (X is between 2-254 arbitrary integer Number), a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. In order to ensure a better effect of Web interface displays, it is recommended to adjust the display resolution to 1024 × 768 or more pixels. -
Page 8: Chapter 4 Function Setting
Chapter 4 Function Setting 4.1 Zero Config If the SSID, password is same in one networking, prefer to choose Zero Config operation mode before connect AP to AC controller, set AC controller’s Zero Config based on following steps, then AP will get data when plug into AC controller, then play. -
Page 9: Device List
Device List Device list show the current wireless AP connected AC Controller. It show wireless AP’s location, name, IP address, MAC address, user QTY, firmware version, channel, online time, device group, config button, then can refresh/delete/reboot/reset wireless AP, can set wireless AP in batch, or upgrade firmware for wireless In the bottom page of device list, display the total quantity of AP connected to AC Controller, the quantity of AP online or offline to easy detect the wireless AP’s performance in P4-1 P 4-1 AP List... -
Page 10: Device Status
4.2.2 Device status Device status can check Device Model, Online Time, Device MAC and Device IP; Software name; software version; AC IP; SSID; BSSID; Channel; Wireless Security RF Output Power; Beacon Interval; Coverage Threshold as Figure 4-1-2 P4-1-2 Device Status 4.2.3 Device Network AC Controller’s IP address is 192.168.1.1. -
Page 11: Wireless Advanced
4-1-4 Wireless Basic Info 4.2.5 Wireless Advanced Wireless advanced setting mainly for AP’s wireless parameters, including Device List; Mode; Channel; Client isolation; Coverage Threshold; Max Station P 4-1-5 Wireless Advanced Setting Device List: Display the AC controller is manage 2.4G wireless devices AP Mode: This mode is used to set up the mode of Wireless Access Point, recommended 11b / g / n 20MHz mode. -
Page 12: Device Log
4.3 Device Log Device Log show AP’s record, such as on line recording, offline recording, device configuration recording. P4-2 Device Log 4.4 Address Server Through Address Server, to set server IP address, subnet mask; Server address Pool, main to assign IP address to the connected wireless AP, no need to specify the IP address for wireless AP manually when operation. -
Page 13: Gateway
4.5 Gateway 4.5.1 WAN Setting Click Gateway in the home page, then will pop up following page, click Network will automatically jump to the WAN settings as P4-5-1. P4-5-1 WAN Setting When select to intelligent gateway, AC Controller will have a router function, can work as a main router with Gigabit WAN/LAN port. -
Page 14: Lan Setting
4.5.2 LAN Setting Lan Setting is based on the LAN IP address and DHCP server setting, including MAC address and IP address bind. P4-5-2 LAN IP Setting: Set IP address for LAN Subnet mask Set Subnet mask for LAN DHCP Server DHCP server enable mean it will assign IP address for users. - Page 15 Maximum Users: QTY of end users, default is 500, the range can be 1~500, as picture 4-5-6 P4-5-56 External domain white list: User can visit this domain directly, no need any authentication. Add external domain white list: Just input the domain in yellow part, then click add domain. Delete external domain white list: click this button to delete it.
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Page 16: Local Authentication Management
Picture 4-5-8 P4-5-9 4.5.4 Local Authentication Management User can edit the advertisement from local authentication management, as picture P4-5-10 and P4-5-11... - Page 17 P4-5-10 P4-5-11 Advertising Pictures: in this part, you can use exist pictures, or can browse and update the pictures you want. You can upload 3 pictures at same time. First Picture: the part in Red line in Picture 4-5-10 First Pictures button name: it is the content of Red part Picture 4-5-10 First Pictures redirect url: mean after browse the first picture, what’s the url users will visit.
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Page 18: Status
4.6 Status Show AC Controller’s firmware version, hardware version, system uptime. P4-6-1 4.6.1 LAN Status LAN Setting Show AC Controller’s LAN IP, DHCP server status and MAC address P4-6-2 4.6.2 WAN Status WAN Setting It show AC Controller’s WAN status, Connect Type, WAN IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway IP, DNS and MAC info. -
Page 19: Firewall
P4-6-3 4.7 Firewall 4.7.1 IP/Port Filtering P4-7-1 IP/Port Filtering IP/Port forwarding enable, router will limited the data forwarding according to the filtering rule. If the filtering rule is [refuse] , then the router will refuse to forward the data in accordance with filtering rule.; If the filtering rule is [allow], the router will forward the data in accordance with filtering rule. -
Page 20: Mac Filtering
4.7.2 MAC Filtering P 4-7-2 MAC Filtering Enabling Mac filtering, router will restrict data forwarding based on the selected filtering rules; When selected Close, router will decline the pointed incoming data; When selected as Open, then router will allow the pointed incoming rules; Mac address Set up rules in mac address, users can click Searching Mac Address from the clients in routers, or can set up the mac address manually;... -
Page 21: Port Forwarding
4.7.4 Port Forwarding P 4-7-4 Port forwarding Port forwarding is to forward data from one port to another port, enabling external users have access to an internal private IP in LAN, from an external triggered NAT router ; Rule Type Set up rule type, which have specific port number;... -
Page 22: Device Management
4.8 Device management 4.8.1 System management P 4-8-1 Backup Save the configuration files to your computer Restore Using the saved configuration file recovery configuration Restore default Restore the factory default settings, please press this button Reboot Reboot the system 4.8.2 QoS P 4-8-2 Status Enable or Disable QoS function... -
Page 23: User Management
MAC address Set up bandwidth control by mac address, user can choose it from Scan MAC, or setup by manual. Mode QoS mode settings, shared mode means under the QoS rules, the main PC within all IP range can share the specified bandwidth; Exclusive mode means single main PC can share the specified bandwidth;... -
Page 24: Upgrade Firmware
4.8.5 Upgrade Firmware This feature allows the device firmware upgrade. Noted:Upgrading software may cause system outage, In the process of upgrading the firmware, do not power off, otherwise it may damage the AC controller! P 4-8-5 4.8.6 System Time P 4-8-6 Synchronization with the host Synchronization time with connected PC and router Status... -
Page 25: Appendix A Product Spec
Appendix A Product SPEC Item Parameter Standard Protocol IEEE 802.3、IEEE 802.3u Default: 200pcs, Max: 300pcs QTY of manageable AP MT7621, 880MHz FLASH 128Mb DDR3 DDR3 4096Mb Power Consumption < 5W Interface LAN port Four 10/100M/1000M RJ45 port（Auto MDI/MDIX） LAN/WAN port 1 LAN/WAN port，Default is LAN port, WAN port when open WAN mode Power Adapter... -
Page 26: Appendix B License Statement / Gpl Code Statement
Appendix B LICENSE STATEMENT / GPL CODE STATEMENT This product resp. the here (http://global.level1.com/downloads.php?action=init) for downloading offered software includes software code developed by third parties, including software code subject to the GNU General Public License Version 2 (“GPLv2”) and GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1 („LGPLv2.1“). - Page 27 INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
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