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1. WAN Uplink Quick Setup
1) Modify the IP address of PC.
IP address: 192.168.1.x (except 192.168.1.1)
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.168.1.1 (default LAN IP)
2) Connect the PC to any port (except WAN0) on the device.
3) Visit http://192.168.1.1 by Chrome browser.
4) Enter the username and password on the login page and click "Log In".
Default Username: admin
Default Password: admin
5) Change the password at the first login.
EG3000 Series Quick Start Guide
[EG3250, EG3000UE/XE Model]
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Summary of Contents for Ruijie EG3000 Series
- Page 1 EG3000 Series Quick Start Guide [EG3250, EG3000UE/XE Model] 1. WAN Uplink Quick Setup 1) Modify the IP address of PC. IP address: 192.168.1.x (except 192.168.1.1) Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Default gateway: 192.168.1.1 (default LAN IP) 2) Connect the PC to any port (except WAN0) on the device.
- Page 2 Select a scenario. Configure the WAN port (DHCP, Static IP or PPPoE). It is not recommended to change the IP of LAN port; otherwise, you may need to log in and configure again. After wizard completes, you can configure LAN port on the interface configuration page.
- Page 3 2. Add Device to Ruijie Cloud 1) Open the Ruijie Cloud App, tap Create Network, and enter the network name and SSID. 2) After the network is created, enter the network and tap Add Device to add AP and EG3250 by scanning the QR code (AP SN/MAC) on the back of the device (Note: There is no QR code behind EG3000UE/XE, so please manually enter SN).
- Page 4 management password. 3) Wait for about 3 to 5 minutes, and you can see the online status of EG device.
- Page 5 The SN/MAC QR-Code demo on the back of EG: 3. Access EG Web from Cloud 1) After an EG comes online on the Ruijie Cloud, you can visit its eWeb page for advanced configuration. Select the EG in the Gateway List, and click eWeb.
- Page 6 3) If the following information is displayed, click Proceed to enter the eWeb system.
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Page 7: Common Functions
4. Common Functions Click Common on the menu for commonly-used functions. 5. Cache Configuration EG supports static resource (such as image, video and file) cache and App cache (both on iOS and Android). Cache is disabled by default. You can enable it in the Service menu (device will restart). - Page 8 5.1 Resource File Cache Static resources, including files, images and videos, can be cached on EG. Step1: Set up one HTTP server and upload the file to be cached. Step2: Enable the cache, and input the resource address (MUST be based on HTTP resource). Example When cache is disabled, the traffic mainly comes from WAN:...
- Page 9 When cache is enabled: As the file is downloaded from cache, the WAN traffic throughput is lower and the Internet bandwidth is saved. Even when the Internet bandwidth is limited to 0.5 Mbps, the download speed can reach 15.5MB/s (124Mbps). 5.2 iOS App Cache Step1: Enable APP Cache and select iOS-based App.
- Page 10 Step2: Enter the App server address and enable all HTTP. Keep the App name and App address empty. Step3: After STA begins to download the App from App Store, you can check the EG cache status.
- Page 11 EG caches the App when the STA downloads the App for the first time. Note: URL in iTunes varies with iPhone model. 5.3 Android App Cache EG supports Android APK download link (Note: Google Play is not supported). Step1: Enable APP Cache and select Android-based App.
- Page 12 Step2: Enter the App server address and enable all HTTP, as shown below: Step3: STA begins to download from the above link. EG caches the App when the STA downloads the App for the first time.
- Page 13 When other STAs download the App again in the same network, they will get App from EG Cache.
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