VoloAccess™
When I try to connect to the VoloAccess Administration Web page at http://192.168.0.1, my Browser
responds with the error "The Page Cannot be Displayed"
The most likely cause of this problem is your Browser is configured to use a proxy server.
In IE7 and IE8:
From the Tools menu select Internet Options then click the Connections tab.
Click on the LAN Settings button - the Local Area Network (LAN) Settings dialogs appears.
Uncheck Use Proxy Server for your LAN.
In Firefox 3: (Windows version)
From the Tools menu select Options - the Options dialog appears.
Click the Advanced icon in the Toolbar.
Click the Network tab - the Network dialog appears.
Click the Settings button under Connection.
Click the No Proxy radio button.
Click the OK button (twice) to complete the task.
In Firefox: (Linux version)
From the Edit menu select Preferences - the Firefox Preferences dialog appears.
Click the Advanced icon in the Toolbar.
Click the Network tab.
Click the Settings button next to Connection - the Connection Settings dialog appears.
Click the No Proxy radio button.
Click OK then Close to complete the task.
If the above steps do not resolve the problem, check the
LAN Indicators.
No Internet Access
I cannot access any Web pages.
If you cannot access the Internet from any of your local devices, perform the following actions to
identify and solve the problem:
First check the Network Indicator, it should be solid On. If this is not the case refer to the instructions
for
Network
Indicator.
If the Network Indicator is On and flashing, refer to the instructions above for checking the
cable
and how to
On the Admin > WAN > 3G Embedded page, make sure that the Network Status is "Connected"
and that an IP address is assigned.
Still on the Admin > WAN > 3G Embedded page, ensure that the APN (Access Point Name) is
configured according to the information from your service provider. (Found under the Settings
heading.) Carefully check the spelling of the APN – one incorrect character and you will not be able to
access the Internet.
Make sure that the antennas are firmly connected to the VoloAccess.
Check the Signal Strength indicator in Admin. If there is no display, a signal is not present. Check
with your 3G service provider for a service outage.
If the Signal Strength indicator is flashing, indicating a very weak signal, move the VoloAccess to
another location. Refer to
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ping the
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Setting up the
VoloAccess™ for further information.
Ethernet cable connection
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User Manual
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