NetComm 3G22WV User Manual page 16

NETCO MM LIBERTY
Ad dvanced Fe eatures
The basic configuration i nterface is intended
acce essible by viewing th e advanced settings
Hom me
Click king the Home menu item will return you t
Sta tus
The status page provides s system related info
Syst em Information, Mob bile Broadband (MBB
ITEM
System Informatio on Section
System Uptime
Router Version
Phone Module
Mobile Broadband d (MBB) Section
Profile Name
Interface
Status
APN
IP Address
Connection Status s Section.
Provider
Frequency
IMEI
Signal Strength
SIM Status
LA AN port Mode
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B), Connection Status and Ethernet Port St tatus settings.
Figure 6 ‐ Advan ced View – Status
The current amount t of time the router has bee en connected to the interne
The firmware versio on running on the router.
The type of phone m module and the firmware ve version of the module.
The name of the cu rrent mobile broadband pr rofile in use.
The type of connec tion the mobile broadband d profile is using.
The current status o of the internet connection.
The Access Point N Name being used to connec ct to the mobile broadband
The WAN IP addres ss of the current internet co onnection.
The mobile broadba and provider being used to o connect to the internet.
The frequency band d currently in use.
The IMEI (Internatio onal Mobile Equipment Iden ntity) of the router, a unique
The strength of the mobile broadband signal d detected
The status of the SI M card that is currently ins serted into the router.
Table 11: Advanc ced View ‐ Status Se
nt to use on their 3G2 2WV. There are adva anced settings availa
agement console and d switch to Advanced d View. By default, th
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