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EN-2000™ Quick Configuration
Guide
T
he
is
EN-2000™
LTE public and private networks. This compact IP router provides IP, VPN, firewall,
Ethernet and IP interworking with an embedded Verizon LTE cell module. The EN-2000
supports remote monitoring, video/alarm panel surveillance, business continuity, and
enterprise support.
The EN-2000 router supports cellular data and traditional broadband networks such as DSL,
cable, and Ethernet. The EN_2000 chassis can also support a 5 GHz 802.11 wireless module.
Disaster-recovery failover and business-continuity failover are standard.
This document provides information to configure the EN-2000 router quickly. For details of
configuration, see the EN-2000 customer documentation.
Note: If you have any problems when configuring the EN-2000, contact your EN-2000
distributor.
Connecting the EN-2000
1
Use an Ethernet cable to connect a management PC to the LAN port on the EN-2000.
Note: For details of hardware connection, see the EN-2000™ Quick Installation Guide. To
interpret the EN-2000's LEDs, see the Quick Guide to EN-2000™ LED Codes.
2
Power up the EN-2000.
3
On the management PC, open a browser and type the IP address 192.168.10.1 in the
browser's address field.
4
Log in with the user name (admin) and the password (encore!1).
❖ The management system's Status Overview screen opens.
For information on trademarks, safety, limitations
of liability, and similar topics, see
http://www.encorenetworks.com/disclaimer.htm.
a high-performance, low-cost VPN router designed for Verizon Wireless
EN-2000 Log-In Screen
Document Part Number 17539.0000
Version A.4, March 2015
© 2015 Encore Networks, Inc. All rights reserved.
Verizon Wireless has certified the EN-2000™
for use in its 4G LTE networks.

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Summary of Contents for Encore EN-2000

  • Page 1 Connecting the EN-2000 Use an Ethernet cable to connect a management PC to the LAN port on the EN-2000. Note: For details of hardware connection, see the EN-2000™ Quick Installation Guide. To interpret the EN-2000’s LEDs, see the Quick Guide to EN-2000™ LED Codes.
  • Page 2 Page 2 EN-2000™ Quick Configuration Guide EN-2000 Status Overview Screen On the Status Overview screen, select the Quickstart tab. ❖ The Application Configuration screen opens. EN-2000 Application Configuration Screen Note: The lower part of the Application Configuration screen provides a Device Password configuration area.
  • Page 3 Configuring the EN-2000 for Cell Passthrough on page 6. d Select VRRP Backup to use the EN-2000 as a backup router in a VRRP set. ❖ The screen displays parameters for this device mode. See Configuring the EN-2000 for VRRP Backup...
  • Page 4 • LAN IP • LAN DHCP Server b Pull down the menu at the right of the WAN Protocol field, and select the EN-2000’s WAN protocol (DHCP Client, PPPoE, or Static). ❖ Parameters (listed in the table) are displayed for the selected WAN Protocol.
  • Page 5 • LAN DHCP Server • LAN IP • VPN Mode • LAN Netmask b If this EN-2000 has an 802.11 wireless card, select the box to Enable Wifi Mode. c Go to Configuring the EN-2000’s Use of 802.11 Wireless on page 8.
  • Page 6 6c on page 3. Application Configuration Screen to use EN-2000 in Cell Passthrough Mode Do the following when the EN-2000 will provide cellular wireless access for an existing non-cellular router: a Modify the following parameters, if required: • Device Name •...
  • Page 7 3. Application Configuration Screen to use EN-2000 in VRRP Backup Mode 10 Do the following when the EN-2000 will act as a backup router in a VRRP set: a Modify the following parameters, if required: • Device Name •...
  • Page 8 Encryption) are displayed. Fields for SSID and Encryption Type c In the SSID field, type a name for this EN-2000’s 802.11 wireless card. Get the name from your network administrator. d By default, the EN-2000’s 802.11 wireless card uses No Encryption. Do one of the following: i If the card will not use encryption, go to step 11f.
  • Page 9: Returning To The Default Configuration

    To set the EN-2000 back to its factory default configuration (cell failover), insert the end of a paper clip into the EN-2000’s Reset button (a small hole on the front of the chassis). Wait about 5 seconds for the EN-2000’s LEDs to blink in synch. Then remove the paper clip from the Reset button.

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