SWEEX LB200010 Manual

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Sweex Wireless BroadBand Router
+ 4 port switch
Advantages
Internet Sharing - A broadband internet connection makes it possible for several PCs to use the internet simultaneously.
Wireless - Working on the internet without needing a cable, using the 802.11 B protocol
Supports DHCP Server/Client - Ideal for quick installation, user-friendly configuration (supports the DHCP server/client support).
4 port 10/100 switch - Create a network and share certain files and / or the printer with several other users.
Firewall to protect the intranet - The Firewall offers protection against external attacks.
Primary properties
• Standard IEEE 802.3. 10Base-T, 100Base-TX
• 4 UTP ports, 10/100 Mbps
• Wireless Access Point in accordance with the 802.11B protocol
• Firewall to protect the intranet
• WEB Based Management GUI - Provides quick access so as to change the router configuration
• Supports Static & Dynamic IP, PPPoE and PPTP clients for xDSL connections
• Support of IPRouting and NAT
Technical Specifications
• WAN Port
• DMZ couples the WAN port of local IP addresses to LAN Prive IP addresses
• Address Mapping
• Virtual Servers
• Bridge Mode
Access control and security
• NAT Firewall - There is no internet access to the private IP addresses
• IP Packet Access Control
• Hacker Attack protection (DoS)
• PAP/CHAP/MS-CHAP verification
• VPN PPTP Client
• VPN /PPTP/IPSec pass through
Monitoring
• DHCP Client Log
• Security Log
• Device/Connection Status
W W W . S W E E X . C O M
Management
• Web-Based Management
• Remote Management
Possible applications
Create a network for several users, and share the internet in a flash without the need to install an extra piece of software for this purpose. No difficult
settings. A standard Firewall is built in, offering protection against external users trying to search your PC. Attention: A software Firewall should be
installed.
Explanation of the router LEDs
1 2 3 4
1. PWR: Shows a green light as soon as the router is connected; the router is ready for use.
2. WLAN: Shows a green light whenever a wireless client is active; flashes during data exchange.
3. WAN: Shows a green light when the xDSL is correctly connected to the WAN port.
4. LAN 1 through 4: Lights up when there is a connection to the local PC; flashes during data exchange.
Quick Configuration installation for Windows 95, 98 and ME
In conjunction with router configuration, the PC first requires a few basic settings; in this context proceed as follows.
Using your right-hand mouse button, click on the network environment and select 'properties'. The 'network configuration window' appears.
If your computer is equipped with a modem, this window will also show a calling adapter, a TCP/IP for the calling adapter and a NetBEUI.
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