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InstallingConfiguringyour Gateway Windows networkinstallationguide802.11b wireless series Router model WBR-100

7Frontwww.gateway.comLAN 4 - 1 Off - The connection does not have an Ethernet linkOn (green) - Ethernet link detected on indicated connectionFlashing

8Chapter 1: Introductionwww.gateway.comBackConnector/control DescriptionPower connection Plug the AC adapter into this connection and plug the power c

29Initial setupRead this chapter to learn how to: Make connections Configure the computers Contact and configure the router

10Chapter 2: Initial setupwww.gateway.comMaking connectionsPreparationIf you intend to use the router to connect your network to the Internet, you nee

11Making connectionswww.gateway.com4 Plug the AC adapter into the power cord, then plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. Connect the other en

12Chapter 2: Initial setupwww.gateway.comConfiguring the computersNow that you have the hardware connected, you need to configure the computers you wa

13Configuring the computerswww.gateway.com3 Double-click the Local Area Connection icon for your network interface card. If you see more than one icon

14Chapter 2: Initial setupwww.gateway.comContacting and configuring the routerNow that all the hardware connections have been made, you must configure

15Contacting and configuring the routerwww.gateway.com2 In the address box, type 192.168.1.1, then press ENTER. A message tells you to enter a User na

16Chapter 2: Initial setupwww.gateway.comConfiguring the routerUse the router Setup Wizard to do the initial configuration of the router. The Setup Wi

iwww.gateway.comContents1 Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Fe

17Contacting and configuring the routerwww.gateway.com2 In the Setup Wizard - Internet Access window, click the type of Internet access you have. If y

18Chapter 2: Initial setupwww.gateway.com4 If you selected DSL/ADSL Modem, select the type of Login (if any) used for Internet access. Click Next to c

19Contacting and configuring the routerwww.gateway.com7 If you selected Other (e.g., Fixed Wireless): Indicate how the IP Address is assigned by your

20Chapter 2: Initial setupwww.gateway.com

321Routine RouterSettings andStatusRead this chapter to learn how to: Set up LAN settings Set up wireless settings Reset the password Check router

22Chapter 3: Routine Router Settings and Statuswww.gateway.comUsing router settings and featuresThe router comes with pre-set settings that let it ope

23Using router settings and featureswww.gateway.com2 If the IP address and subnet mask must be changed, type the new IP address and subnet mask in the

24Chapter 3: Routine Router Settings and Statuswww.gateway.comConfiguring wireless settingsTo configure the wireless settings:1 After accessing the Se

25Using router settings and featureswww.gateway.com3 In the Options section, click the arrow to open the Channel list, then click the channel number (

26Chapter 3: Routine Router Settings and Statuswww.gateway.comd In the Key input area, click the type of encryption key you want to use: Hex (64 bit =

iiwww.gateway.comEstablishing a router security scheme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51Change log settings . . . .

27Using router settings and featureswww.gateway.com7 In the Access Point section, under Allow Internet access by, click ALL Wireless stations or Selec

28Chapter 3: Routine Router Settings and Statuswww.gateway.comChecking router statusThe current settings and status of the router can be determined by

29Using router settings and featureswww.gateway.com2 For detailed information on the connection, click Connection Details. The Connection Details scre

30Chapter 3: Routine Router Settings and Statuswww.gateway.com6 Click System Data to open a window that provides additional information about the curr

31Using router settings and featureswww.gateway.comConfiguring WEP security in Windows XPWindows XP does not automatically configure the wireless adap

32Chapter 3: Routine Router Settings and Statuswww.gateway.com10 Close all applications and reboot the computer.11 Repeat Step 1 through Step 10 for e

433AdvancedFeatures andConfigurationRead this chapter to how to: Configure advanced Internet settings Configure access control settings Turn on rem

34Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.comAdvanced featuresCustomizable settings are available under the Advanced Features headin

35Advanced featureswww.gateway.comConfiguring advanced Internet settingsTo configure the advanced Internet settings:1 Begin on the Advanced Features/C

36Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.com3 If an application does not work through your LAN firewall, click Special Applications

11IntroductionThis chapter introduces the Gateway Wireless 802.11b access point router. Read this chapter to learn about: Product features Safety P

37Advanced featureswww.gateway.com5 In the URL Filter area, click the Enable check box to turn on URL filtering, then click Configure URL Filter. The

38Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.comConfiguring access control settingsTo configure the Access Control settings:1 Click Acc

39Advanced featureswww.gateway.com3 In the Internet Access section, click the arrow to open the Restriction list, then click one of the following: No

40Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.com4 Click View Log to see a log of blocked attempts to access the Internet. Click Clear L

41Advanced featureswww.gateway.comTurning on remote managementTo turn on remote management:1 Click Remote Management in the Advanced Features section.

42Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.comSetting up a virtual serverTo set up a virtual server:1 Click Virtual Servers in the Ad

43Advanced featureswww.gateway.com3 To enable the selected virtual server, click to select the Enable check box in the Properties section, then click

44Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.comTo use a Dynamic DNS service:1 Click Dynamic DNS in the Advanced Features section. The

45Advanced featureswww.gateway.comUpgrading the firmwareNew firmware for your router is made available periodically by Gateway. Firmware upgrades may

46Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.com7 After the firmware upgrade is complete, return to the Status window and make sure tha

2Chapter 1: Introductionwww.gateway.comFeaturesYour Gateway Wireless Router features: Compact, modern design High speed (11 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band

47Advanced featureswww.gateway.comTo use the PC Database:1 Click PC Database in the Advanced Configuration section. The PC Database window opens.2 To

48Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.com4 To make detailed changes to the PC Database, click Advanced Administration. The PC Da

49Advanced featureswww.gateway.com11 Close the PC Database window to return to the Advanced Features/Configuration window.Changing router optionsTo ch

50Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.comChecking the Allow Internet access to be disabled check box lets you disable Internet a

51Changing security settingswww.gateway.comChanging security settingsNetwork security is important for home networks to protect personal information,

52Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.com2 In the Firewall section, the Enable DoS (Denial of Service) Firewall check box is sel

53Changing security settingswww.gateway.comTo make log settings:1 Click Logs in the Advanced Configuration section. The Logs window opens.2 In the Ena

54Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.com3 In the E-Mail Reports section, you can elect to have any or all logs e-mailed to a de

55Changing security settingswww.gateway.comClick Copy from PC to automatically find and copy the MAC address of the computer into the MAC Address box.

56Chapter 4: Advanced Features and Configurationwww.gateway.comThe Properties box shows the details of the highlighted Routing Table entry. Destinati

3Important safeguardswww.gateway.comImportant safeguardsPrecautions Do not place your wireless router in direct sunlight or near a heat source, as th

557TroubleshootingThis chapter provides information on how to resolve common problems experienced with router setup and configuration.Read this chapte

58Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.comPing utilityYou can use the ping utility to help determine whether a connection has been established on a n

59Ping utilitywww.gateway.comIn the above example, note the line that states “Pinging mail.adelphia.net [64.8.50.100] with 32 bytes of data.” In this

60Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.comSetting a static IP addressTypically, the computers on your network are set to obtain an IP address dynamic

61Setting a static IP addresswww.gateway.comTo set a static IP address using Windows 2000:1 Click Start, Settings, then click Control Panel.2 Double-c

62Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.com5 In the IP Address box, type a unique IP address that will not be used by any other computer on your netwo

63Problem resolutionwww.gateway.comProblem resolutionYour wireless router will not turn on (no LEDs) Make sure that the power cord and AC adapter are

64Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.com If the problem is isolated: Make sure that the configuration settings are correct (DHCP setting, IP addr

65Problem resolutionwww.gateway.com Make sure that all computers are using the same subnet mask. If you are using DHCP though the router, make sure

66Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.com3 Right-click Wireless Network Connection, then click Status. The Wireless Network Connection Status dialog

4Chapter 1: Introductionwww.gateway.comPackage contentsAlong with your wireless router, the package also contains the following items:AC AdapterEthern

67Problem resolutionwww.gateway.comTo check the signal strength of your wireless Ethernet network in Windows 2000, Windows Me, or Windows 98SE:1 Doubl

68Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.com4 Click More. The following screen opens. The meter shows the signal strength for wireless Ethernet network

69Technical Supportwww.gateway.comTechnical SupportGateway offers a wide range of customer service, technical support, and information services.Automa

70Chapter 5: Troubleshootingwww.gateway.com

A71GlossaryThis appendix provides information on terms that relate to routers and networking.

72Appendix A: Glossarywww.gateway.comTerms you should knowadapter (network) - A circuit board that plugs into a computer to let the computer connect t

73Terms you should knowwww.gateway.comDTIM (Delivery Traffic Indication Message) - A message sent by the router to a wireless network device to indica

74Appendix A: Glossarywww.gateway.comIP address - A a number that uniquely identifies a computer on the network.IPSec (Internet Protocol Security) - A

75Terms you should knowwww.gateway.comPPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet) - A communications protocol that combines the Ethernet and Point-t

76Appendix A: Glossarywww.gateway.comTCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) - A combination of two protocols (TCP and IP) that lets

5Parts and accessorieswww.gateway.comParts and accessoriesThe following additional parts and accessories may be helpful in setting up your wireless ne

B77SpecificationsThis appendix provides information on your router specifications.

78Appendix B: Specificationswww.gateway.comSpecificationsSpecifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.Dimensions7.32 × 6.89 × 1.8

C79Safety,Regulatory, andLegal InformationRegulatory compliance statementsWireless GuidanceThe WBR-100 802.11b wireless LAN, (low power Radio Frequenc

80Appendix C: Safety, Regulatory, and Legal Informationwww.gateway.comrecommendations, Gateway believes these devices are safe for use. Regardless of

81www.gateway.comSome circumstances require restrictions on using wireless devices. Examples of common restrictions are listed below:Warning High volt

82Appendix C: Safety, Regulatory, and Legal Informationwww.gateway.comUnited States of AmericaFederal Communications Commission (FCC)Intentional emitt

83www.gateway.cominterference to radio and television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged t

84Appendix C: Safety, Regulatory, and Legal Informationwww.gateway.comFCC declaration of conformityResponsible party:Gateway Companies, Inc.610 Gatewa

85www.gateway.comNoticesCopyright © 2003 Gateway, Inc.All Rights Reserved14303 Gateway PlacePoway, CA 92064 USAAll Rights ReservedThis publication is

86Appendix C: Safety, Regulatory, and Legal Informationwww.gateway.com

6Chapter 1: Introductionwww.gateway.comFrontLED DescriptionPower Off - The router is turned offOn (green) - Power onFlashing (green) - After a firmwar

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