Maestro 3G Industrial Router User manual
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Maestro 3G Industrial Router is a self-contained routing solution, combining a built-in power supply and GPRS/EDGE/3G engine capable of up to 216kb/s download speed, removing the need for any additional devices. Once a SIM card is inserted and the router is connected to the mains power using the included power cable, an Ethernet cable can be used to connect a PC to the router, facilitating immediate internet browsing.
With the inbuilt DHCP server, multiple PCs can connect to the router, receiving IP address details automatically. The device supports various features and settings, configurable via an interactive web page, including:
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USER MANUAL
Rev.2.1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS .......................................................................................................... 2
1.1 Configuring client PCs .....................................................................................5
1.1.1
Windows 2000 ..................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Default Router settings ....................................................................................7
1.3 Router Setup....................................................................................................7
2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................... 8
2.1 Power Supply...................................................................................................8
2.1.1
AC Mains Supply ................................................................................................. 8
2.1.2
DC Supply............................................................................................................ 9
2.2 Mechanical detail ...........................................................................................10
2.2.1
Top..................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.2
Bottom ............................................................................................................... 10
2.2.3
Physical ............................................................................................................. 10
3 LED INDICATORS.......................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Identification...................................................................................................11
3.2 Error indication...............................................................................................14
4 CONFIGURING THE ROUTER ...................................................................................... 15
4.1 LAN configuration ..........................................................................................16
4.2 DNS Configuration .........................................................................................17
4.3 DHCP Configuration ......................................................................................18
4.4 APN Name configuration ...............................................................................19
4.5 NTP Client – Network Time Protocol .............................................................21
4.6 IP – IP tunnel .................................................................................................22
4.6.1
Warning ............................................................................................................. 22
4.6.2
Prerequisites...................................................................................................... 22
4.6.3
Example............................................................................................................. 23
4.6.3.1
Site A Configuration ...................................................................................................................23
4.6.3.2
Site B Configuration ...................................................................................................................24
4.6.4
Further reading .................................................................................................. 24
4.7 Port Forwarding (DNAT) ................................................................................25
4.8 Bounce (DNAT + SNAT)................................................................................26
4.9 Mirror..............................................................................................................27
4.10 Routing and Routes .......................................................................................28
4.11 Dynamic DNS ................................................................................................29
4.12 SIM Configuration ..........................................................................................30
4.13 Connection Preference ..................................................................................31
4.14 Scheduled Daily Reconnect...........................................................................32
4.15 Password .......................................................................................................33
4.16 Router Status .................................................................................................34
5 GENERAL OPERATION ................................................................................................ 36
5.1 Restart Connection ........................................................................................36
5.2 Restart Router................................................................................................37 www.maestro-wireless.com Email: [email protected]
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6 DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS .................................................................................................... 38
6.1 Ping................................................................................................................38
6.2 Communication log ........................................................................................40
7 SMS MESSAGES ........................................................................................................... 41
8 PREPAID RECHARGE................................................................................................... 42
9 COMPLETE CONFIG ..................................................................................................... 43
10 UPGRADE................................................................................................................... 44
11 GLOSSARY................................................................................................................. 45
12 REVISION INFORMATION ......................................................................................... 45 www.maestro-wireless.com Email: [email protected]
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Quick Start Guide
The Maestro 3GIRrouter is a self-contained router solution, so no other devices such as power supplies or modems are required. It contains a built-in power supply and a built-in
GPRS/EDGE/3G engine capable of 216kb/s downlink speed.
To immediately start using your router, follow these simple steps:
1. Insert your SIM card in the SIM Card socket if one is not already installed.
2. Connect the router in to a mains socket.
3. Connect the PC to the router using a crossover Ethernet cable*
4. Switch the router on and wait until the status LED is no longer red. Orange indicates
GPRS, Green indicates EDGE and blue indicates UMTS.
5. Switch the PC on.
6. The router will assign an IP address to the PC.
7. Start browsing the Internet.
* If the Maestro 3GIRis connected to a switch, then a normal Ethernet cable will also work.
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1.1 Configuring client PCs
Each client PC must be set to get is IP address details from a DHCP server. The SPRi, with its built-in DHCP server will assign the following details:
• IP Address range
• Default gateway
• DNS Server
1.1.1 Windows 2000
To enable auto-configuration in Windows 2000 (if it is not already configured), open the
Control Panel and double-click the Network and Dial-up connections icon.
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This will give you a list of LAN and Dial-up connections.
1. Double click on Local Area Connection.
2. Click on the Properties button. You will be presented with a pop-up window similar to this one:
3. Select the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) line and click the Properties button
4. You will be presented with another pop-up like this:
5. Make sure that the settings shown in your pop-up window conform to those shown above.
6. Click the OK button.
Your PC is now configured for automatic configuration. Once it is restarted, it will get its IP address details from the DHCP server. Note that you will have to configure the IP address on your PC manually if you have disabled the DHCP server.
If you are uncertain, ask your network administrator to assist you in configuring your PC.
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1.2 Default Router settings
The router ships with the following default settings and services:
Setting
User name
Password
IP Address
Subnet Mask
DHCP Server
DHCP Pool
DNS Server
APN name
Default value admin (fixed)
Password
192.168.217.1
255.255.255.0
Enabled
192.168.217.10 – 192.168.217.100
Enabled internet
1.3 Router Setup
Once the router has started up, it can be configured via an interactive web page. The default address of the router (when it is shipped from the factory) is 192.168.217.1, so the web address will be http://192.168.217.1/
If the default IP address has been changed previously, make sure this information is safely stored.
When accessing the Maestro 3GIR for the first time from a browser, the following password dialogue will appear. Enter the default username (“admin”) and password (“password”) to gain access to the Maestro 3GIR configuration interface.
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2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 Power Supply
2.1.1 AC Mains Supply
The Maestro 3GIR may be powered from 90VAC to 265VAC. The mains supply is connected to the terminal block as shown in the following picture:
Earth
Neutral
Live
Important Notices
Even though the Maestro 3GIR will operate without an earth connection, this should always be connected for safety reasons.
Ensure that the supply wires are inserted and fixed in the correct terminals.
Always use SABS approved mains cables.
Do not use frayed cables.
Please take care when connecting the mains supply, as the possibility of an electric shock exists if the installer inadvertently touches the live or neutral wires or connects the supply to the wrong terminals.
Always take all relevant safety precautions. If you are unsure about this – please contact a qualified person to connect and secure the mains connections
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2.1.2 DC Supply
An optional Low voltage DC Supply Cable allows the integrator to configure the Maestro
3GIR in such a way that a backup battery can keep the router alive after loss of mains supply.
Please note that the Low voltage DC supply must be capable of supplying at least 18VA.
This means that, at 12V, the supply must be able to supply 1.5A. This is not the continuous current that the Maestro 3GIR requires, but the pulses required when the router is in communication during a download.
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2.2 Mechanical detail
2.2.1 Top
LED indicators
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35mm
Mains Input
DC Input
Primary SIM
173mm
Secondary SIM
2.2.2 Bottom
Ethernet port
82mm
DIN rail clip
Serial number,
MAC and IMEI
MAIN and AUX Diversity
SMA Antenna connectors
Fixing is via the DIN rail clip mounted on the bottom of the casing.
2.2.3 Physical
Size
Weight
82mm x 173mm x 35mm
750g
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Casing material
Temperature rating
Humidity
Metal alloy
-20°C to 60°C
Up to 90% RH non-condensing
3 LED INDICATORS
3.1 Identification
Collusion 10Mbs 100Mbps ETH Link Full Duplex HSPA 3G EDGE GPRS Power
Signal Strength 1,2,3,4 Primary SIM Secondary SIM Status Heart beat GSM WAN Link
Signal Strength
COLOUR INDICATION
GREEN Indicates the Received Signal Strength
1,2,3,4
1,2,3
1,2
1
All OFF
Primary SIM
COLOUR
> -63dBm
> -73dBm
> -83dBm
> -93dBm
No sufficient GSM coverage.
INDICATION
Primary SIM is selected BLUE
Secondary SIM
COLOUR
BLUE
Status
COLOUR
Flashing RED
Flashing
ORANGE
Flashing GREEN
GREEN
Heart beat
COLOUR
INDICATION
Secondary SIM is selected
INDICATION
Network related Error is present see 3.2 below
SIM related Error is present see 3.2 below
Logged onto network busy attaching
Attached to network
INDICATION
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Flashing RED
RED
GSM
COLOUR
Flashing GREEN
GREEN
WAN Link
COLOUR
BLUE
Collusion
COLOUR
RED
10Mbps
COLOUR
GREEN
100Mbps
COLOUR
GREEN
ETH Link
COLOUR
All Okay
Error: Connection application is not running
INDICATION
Data connection is present
No data connection
INDICATION
WAN is CONNECTED
INDICATION
Error: Collusion detected on LAN network
INDICATION
LAN speed: 10Mbps
INDICATION
LAN speed: 100Mbps
INDICATION
GREEN
Full Duplex
COLOUR
GREEN
OFF
HSPA
COLOUR
BLUE
3G
COLOUR
LAN Link detected
INDICATION
LAN Duplex: FULL
LAN Duplex: HALF
INDICATION
Current connection: HSPA
INDICATION
GREEN
EDGE
COLOUR
ORANGE
GPRS
COLOUR
RED
Current connection: 3G
INDICATION
Current connection: EDGE
INDICATION
Current connection: GPRS
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Power
COLOUR
BLUE
INDICATION
Power is present
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3.2 Error indication
If the Status LED is flashing fast on and off, the signal strength LED’s becomes error indicators.
Status
COLOUR INDICATION
Flashing RED
Network Related Error is present see Signal strength LED’s to decode.
Flashing
ORANGE
Signal Strength
COLOUR
SIM Related Error is present see Signal strength LED’s to decode.
INDICATION
SIM NOT READY
SIM NOT PRESENT
SIM FAILURE
PIN REQUIRED
PUK REQUIRED
NOT SEARCHING
SEARCHING…
REGISTRATION DENIED
REGISTRATION UNKNOWN
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4 CONFIGURING THE ROUTER
Once you have logged in to the router web interface, you can click on the Configuration menu item. You will be presented with a page similar to the one below. From here, all the router options can be configured.
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4.1 LAN configuration
Click on the LAN Configuration link from the main menu. The screen shown below will be displayed. Enter the desired IP address in the IP Address edit-box. The default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, but can be changed if the need arises. The LAN IP address only has to be changed if you already have a pre-existing network.
For most configurations the default values do not have to be changed.
Be careful to change this, as this is the IP you are using to access the web interface.
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4.2 DNS Configuration
The Maestro 3GIR has a built-in DNS caching system. To automatically have DNS servers assigned, simply check the “Use Peer DNS” check-box.
To specify your own DNS server manually, uncheck the checkbox and enter two DNS servers in the edit-boxes shown. It is advisable to always enter two DNS servers to ensure that the DNS service keeps working in the event of an upstream DNS server failure.
Click on submit to save the DNS server settings. The settings will take effect immediately and the unit does not have to be restarted.
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4.3 DHCP Configuration
The Maestro 3GIR has a built-in DHCP server that automatically assigns IP addresses, DNS servers and default gateway information to the client PCs that are connected to it. By default, the DHCP server is enabled and will service IP addresses from a pool starting with
192.168.217.10 and ending with 192.168.217.100 for up to 90 PCs.
The default IP pool can be changed by clicking on the DHCP configuration link from the main menu. Enter the starting and ending addresses in the edit-boxes and click submit to save the changes.
The new DHCP pool will become active immediately when the changes are saved.
Uncheck the DHCP Server check-box to disable the DHCP server. When you click submit, the DHCP server will immediately be disabled and the setting will be saved for subsequent restarts.
Note: Care must be taken when configuring the IP address pool so that it falls within the netmask assigned to the IP Address of the router.
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Incorrect DHCP ranges and netmasks will cause client PCs to be unable to reach the APN or even be assigned IP addresses.
4.4 APN Name configuration
To change the APN that the Maestro 3GIR connects to, click on the APN name change link.
The default APN name (internet) is shown in the edit-box. Change this to the desired APN name, observing capitalisation. Please note that your SIM card has to be activated for a different APN name if you want to use another APN. Also note that the Primary and
Secondary SIM each has its own APN configuration.
If your APN requires a username/password authentication, enter your username in the username field and the password in the password field. Note that these fields must not be empty, even if your APN does not require authentication.
Choose the authentication method from the drop-down box. Your APN provider will be able to assist you with the authentication method.
Click submit to store the new APN name. Note that the HSDPA connection will have to be restarted in order for the new APN name to take place. Click on the Restart Connection link from the main configuration screen.
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Check the Status page to make sure that the connection has been re-established and that the APN has assigned the correct IP address to the router.
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4.5 NTP Client – Network Time Protocol
The Maestro 3GIR has a built-in time synchronisation client that will keep the router's time correct whenever it re-connects to the Internet. This is important for tracking events in the
Communication log.
Enter the DNS name or IP address of your upstream NTP server and click submit to save the changes.
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4.6 IP – IP tunnel
4.6.1 Warning
Tunnels can be used to do some very unusual and very cool stuff. They can also make things go horribly wrong when you don't configure them correctly. If you do this wrong you will most certainly brick your router.
To configure point-to-point tunnelling, an IP-IP tunnel must be created. The Maestro 3GIR supports standard IP-IP tunnelling and can interoperate with other Maestro 3GIR routers or
Cisco routers using IP-IP tunnelling.
4.6.2 Prerequisites
1) You must test this before you go to site…
2) You need static IP addresses on the WAN side of each router (so, 2 of them)
3) The LAN subnet on the 2 routers has to be different (you can not use
192.168.217.0/24 on both routers)
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Example
Let's say you have 3 networks: Internal networks A and B, and intermediate network C (or let's say, Private APN).
So, for Site A network, we have: network 192.168.100.0 (A2 in the below diagram) netmask 255.255.255.0 router 192.168.100.1
This router has address 10.123.0.80 on network C. This is A1 in the below diagram.
And, for Site B network, we have: network 192.168.200.0 (B2 in the below diagram) netmask 255.255.255.0 router 192.168.200.1
This router has address 10.123.0.97 on network C. This is B1 in the below diagram.
4.6.2.1 Site A Configuration
Open your browser and connect to the web interface of the Site A router. On the Site A router you will enter the network information of the Site B router. Enter the following values on the IP-IP tunnel configuration page:
Endpoint: 10.123.0.97
Network: 192.168.200.0
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
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After you entered the values hit the Submit button. The first halve of the IP-IP tunnel configuration is now completed.
4.6.2.2 Site B Configuration
Open your browser and connect to the web interface of the Site B router. On the Site B router you will enter the network information of the Site A router. Enter the following values on the IP-IP tunnel configuration page:
Endpoint: 10.123.0.80
Network: 192.168.100.0
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
After you entered the values hit the Submit button. The second halve of the IP-IP tunnel configuration is now complete. Your tunnel is ready to use.
4.6.3 Further reading
The use and configuration of IP-IP tunnels is well documented on the Internet. Google is your friend here! Some links: http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.tunnel.html
http://www.shorewall.net/IPIP.htm
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Net:Tunneling
Make sure you understand the fundamentals of IP routing and IP tunnelling and test your scenario before you take your equipment to site. http://www.ralphb.net/IPSubnet/index.html
http://www.w3schools.com/tcpip/default.asp
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4.7 Port Forwarding (DNAT)
The Maestro 3GIR supports TCP port forwarding (also called DNAT). It enables the Maestro
3GIR to forward TCP and UDP connections received on its WAN IP to be forwarded to internal devices on the internal network.
In the above example, port 25 (SMTP) on the outside is forwarded to 192.168.210.2, port 25 on the inside. This allows you to host web servers, mail servers, etc. on the internal network and is ideal for remotely maintaining servers.
Click Add to add the DNAT entry to the DNAT table.
Click on the Remove link to remove the appropriate entry.
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4.8 Bounce (DNAT + SNAT)
This works in similar way than the basic DNAT. It will forward TCP connections coming into the router to an internal address. The difference is that, with this option, the internal server will always see the connection coming from the Router's internal LAN IP address. It is useful to have this for internal devices on which the default route cannot be changed/configured.
Click Add to add the Bounce entry to the Bounce table.
Click on the Remove link to remove the appropriate entry.
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4.9 Mirror
The Maestro 3GIR supports Mirror. It enables the Maestro 3GIR to forward TCP and UDP connections received on various ports to the specified IP.
Click Add to add the mirror entry.
Click on the Remove link to remove the appropriate entry.
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4.10 Routing and Routes
The Maestro 3GIR includes a fully manageable router which allows you to create routes to other subnets on your network via different gateways.
The above example shows routes to 10.10.10.0/24 via gateway 10.10.10.1 and
20.20.20.0/24 via gateway 20.20.20.1 already configured, with a third route I the process of being configured.
Click Add to add the route to the Maestro 3GIR routing table.
Click Remove to remove the appropriate route.
All routes are persistent across reboots.
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4.11 Dynamic DNS
Your external IP address can be updated at one of several dynamic DNS providers. Enter the details required and the Router will update the DNS as your assigned IP address changes.
Supported dynamic DNS providers:
• dyndns
• zoneedit
• changeip
• noip
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4.12 SIM Configuration
The Maestro 3GIR enables the user to use two networks one as primary and the other as secondary.
If failover is selected the Maestro 3GIR will automatically switch over to the secondary SIM if connection is lost and can’t be re-established. If the connection remains on the secondary
SIM, a reconnection will only be done on the Primary SIM when the scheduled daily reconnect (see section 4.14) is enabled.
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4.13 Connection Preference
The Maestro 3GIR enables the user to select the preferred connection type.
If for example UMTS is available in the area but the signal strength is lower than 30% it is better to force the connection to be GPRS/EDGE, this will enable the router to stay on the preferred connection type.
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4.14 Scheduled Daily Reconnect
By default the router will restart only it’s WAN and LAN connection at 01:00. This time can be changed by selecting the desired interval from the drop down menu.
When selecting “Restart everything” the router will restart all its services at the desired time.
The user can also decide to switch this function off although this is not recommended to ensure no network lock-up taking place.
The Scheduled daily reconnect will be applied and saved if you click the submit button.
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4.15 Password
The username is always admin and the default password is password. To change the default password, click on the Password link. The user configuration page will allow you to change the default password.
The user can also open the routers web interface from the Internet, this will enable the user to browse the web interface remotely via a private APN.
The password configuration will be saved if you click the submit button.
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4.16 Router Status
The Router Status page will show all the current information relevant to the operation of the router. For example: MAC address, the current network on which the Maestro 3GIR is registered, all the hardware and software versions and information on the SIM cards:
The eth0 interface represents the LAN interface and the ppp0 interface represents the WAN interface. The IP associated with the ppp0 interface is the internet-facing address. All outbound traffic will go through NAT via this interface.
Signal strength must be at least 30% in order for a good connection to be established to the
GSM network.
The module temperature can vary from 0 ºC to 95 ºC and must never exceed 100 ºC.
Click on “Routing table” to display the following:
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5 GENERAL OPERATION
5.1 Restart Connection
To restart your Internet or APN connection, simply click the Restart Connection menu option.
This will restart the connection, using any new configuration changes made to the APN name and authentication details.
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5.2 Restart Router
To restart your router, simply click the Restart Router menu option. This will restart the router, making live any changes to the LAN IP address and/or subnet masks.
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6 DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS
There are a couple of tools that can be used to check connection to the Internet and provide additional information if no connection can be established.
6.1 Ping
The “ping” page can be used to check the connection to various other machines on the network.
Enter the IP address that you want to ping in the edit-box and press enter. The router will send 4 ping packets to the destination address and report each echo-reply.
If no replies are returned, it means that the remote IP address is not reachable from the router.
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The result typically looks like this:
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6.2 Communication log
The communication log is used by technical personnel for support. This log can be copied and pasted into an email application to assist technicians in resolving your problem.
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7 SMS MESSAGES
This Interface is for reading SMS messages.
This is handy when your service provider sends you information regarding your data bundle.
You can delete single, multiple or all the messages.
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8 PREPAID RECHARGE
This interface provides access to the prepaid balance enquiry and prepaid recharge functions of your service provider
The command string is what you will typically type in on your handset.
For example:
•
•
•
*100# will query and return your current account balance.
*100*02# will query and return your current time window.
*100*01*RechargeVoucherNumber# will load the money from the supplied voucher onto the selected SIM card.
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9 COMPLETE CONFIG
This interface provides your routers complete configuration in a text format. This can also be used by technical personnel for support. The current config text can be copied and pasted into an email application to assist technicians in resolving your configuration problems.
A config file for example received back from the technical support team, can be uploaded by browsing to the desired config file and clicking submit.
Config file upload.
Warning: no validation is done on the values submitted from your file. This could render the router unusable.
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10 UPGRADE
This interface allows you to update specific areas of the router.
For Example:
Web interface
USB driver
Connection application etc.
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11 GLOSSARY
SMS
SMSC
SMPP
USSD
WIG
WAN
WAP
WML
WASP
XML
API
Abbreviation
ASN.1
CDR
CSV
DB
DNS
FQDN
GAIN
HTTP
HTTPS
IVR
I/O
IP
LAN
MMS
MMSC
PDA
Description
Application programmers Interface
Abstract Syntax Notation One
Charge Data Record
Comma Separated Values
Database
Domain Name System
Fully Qualified Domain Name
Gateway Application and Interface Node
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
HTTP Secure
Interactive Voice Response
Input/Output
Internet Protocol
Local Area Network
Multimedia Message Service
Multimedia Messaging Service Centre
Personal Digital Assistant
Short Message Service
Short Message Service Centre
Short Message Peer to Peer Protocol
Unstructured Supplementary Services Data
Wireless Internet Gateway
Wide Area Network
Wireless Application Protocol
Wireless Mark-up Language
Wireless Application Service Provider
Extensible Markup Language
12 REVISION INFORMATION
Date
17 March 2008
30 April 2008
24 June 2008
25 Sep 2009
28 Sep 2009
30 March 2010
Version
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
2.1
Comments
Creation
Updated screen shots
Added Chapter 2 (Product Specifications)
Expand on IP-IP tunnel section
Added new Screen captures
Converted for new 3GIR
Author
Tiaan van Aardt
Tiaan van Aardt
Eric Guldemond
Deon van der
Merwe
Lucas Rossouw
Lucas Rossouw
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Warning
WARNING: Do not open this equipment under any circumstances. High risk of electrical shock exists that may and probably will lead to injuries and/or death.
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Table of contents
- 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 5 Windows
- 8 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- 8 AC Mains Supply
- 9 DC Supply
- 10 Bottom
- 10 Physical
- 11 LED INDICATORS
- 15 CONFIGURING THE ROUTER
- 22 Warning
- 22 Prerequisites
- 23 Example
- 23 Site A Configuration
- 24 Site B Configuration
- 24 Further reading
- 36 GENERAL OPERATION