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GWN7000 User Manual

Version 1.0.6.28

Figure 23: LAN Routing Policy

This will generate the firewall forward rule automatically to allow traffic to pass from LAN to WAN while

respecting the load balance policy.

For the VoIP traffic and in order to route it via the WAN3, users need to go under “Firewall → Traffic Rules

→ Forward” and add a new rule as follow.

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Document Purpose13
Change Log14
- Firmware Version 1.0.6.2814
- Firmware Version 1.0.4.2315
- Firmware Version 1.0.4.2015
- Firmware Version 1.0.2.7515
- Firmware Version 1.0.2.7115
Welcome16
Product Overview17
- Technical Specifications17
- Table 1: GWN7000 Technical Specifications17
Installation19
- Equipment Packaging19
- Connect Your GWN700019
- Table 2: GWN7000 Equipment Packaging19
- Figure 1: GWN7000 Front View19
- Safety Compliances20
- Warranty20
- Figure 2: GWN7000 Back View20
Getting Started21
- LED Indicators21
- Use the WEB GUI21
Router Configuration28
- Status28
- Figure 10: Router's Status28
- Router Configuration29
- Switch Configuration33
- Qos38
- Figure 16: Qos38
- Table 14: General Settings39
- Table 15: Legacy Qos Settings41
- Table 16: Qos Policy Manager (Acc)42
- Ddns43
- Dpi44
- Table 17: DPI Settings45
- Figure 17: DPI Status45
Routing46
- Static Routes46
- Table 18: Ipv4 Static Routes46
- Table 19: Ipv6 Static Routes47
- Figure 18: Routes47
- Policy Routing48
Setting up a Wireless Network54
- Discover and Pair Gwn76Xx Access Points54
- Figure 25: Discover AP54
- Table 21: Device Configuration55
- Figure 26: Discovered Devices55
- Figure 27: GWN7610 Online55
- Access Point Location57
- Client Bridge57
- Figure 28: Locating Access Points57
- Transfer AP58
- Ssids58
- Figure 29: Client Bridge58
- Figure 30: SSID58
- Table 22: Wi-Fi59
- Figure 31: Add a New SSID59
- Mesh Network63
- Figure 32: Device Membership63
- Figure 33: Access Points Status64
- Table 23: Wi-Fi65
- Figure 34: Mesh Settings65
- Upgrading Access Points66
  - Single Access Point Upgrade66
  - Sequential Upgrade66
  - Figure 35: Sequential Upgrade - Choosing Multiple Devices66
  - Figure 36: All-At-Once and Sequential Upgrade67
Clients Configuration68
- Clients68
- Clients Access71
- Figure 42: Unban Client71
- Figure 43: Global Blacklist71
- Figure 44: Managing the Global Blacklist71
- Time Policy72
- Figure 45: Adding a MAC Access List72
- Figure 46: Blacklist Access List72
- Banned Clients73
- Table 24: Time Policy Parameters73
- Figure 47: Ban/Unban Client73
Vpn (Virtual Private Network)74
- Overview74
- Openvpn® Server Configuration74
- Openvpn® Client Configuration88
- Figure 54: Openvpn88
- Figure 55: Openvpn® Client89
- Table 29: Openvpn® Client90
- L2TP/IPSEC Configuration92
- Pptp Configuration95
- Ipsec VPN Tunnel100
Firewall108
- Basic Settings108
- Traffic Rules Settings111
- Firewall Advanced Settings116
Captive Portal119
- Policy119
- Files123
- Figure 74: Captive Portal Files123
- Clients124
- Figure 75: Captive Portal Clients124
Voucher125
- Voucher Feature Description125
- Voucher Configuration125
- Figure 76: Add Voucher Sample126
- Figure 77: Vouchers List126
- Using Voucher with GWN Captive Portal127
- Table 43: Voucher Parameters127
- Figure 78: Captive Portal with Voucher Authentication128
Bandwidth Rules129
- Table 44: Bandwidth Rules129
- Figure 79: MAC Address Bandwidth Rule130
- Figure 80: Bandwidth Rules130
Website Blocking131
- Create Blackhole Policy131
- Figure 81: Create Blackhole Policy131
- Assign Blackhole Policy to Network Groups132
- Figure 82: Blackhole Policy List132
- Assign Blackhole Policy to Clients133
- Figure 83: Network Group Blackhole133
- Figure 84: Clients ACL134
- Figure 85: Client Blackhole Configuration135
Maintenance and Troubleshooting136
- Maintenance136
  - Basic136
  - Upgrade136
  - Table 45: Maintenance - Basic136
  - Table 46: Maintenance - Upgrade136
  - Access137
  - Syslog137
  - Table 47: Maintenance - Access137
  - Table 48: Maintenance - Syslog137
  - Logserver138
- Debug139
  - Capture139
  - Figure 86: Logserver Configuration139
  - Table 49: Debug-Capture140
  - Figure 87: Capture Files140
  - Ping/Traceroute141
  - Figure 88: IP Ping141
  - Syslog142
  - Figure 89: Traceroute142
  - Connection Table143
  - Figure 90: Syslog143
- Email/Notification144
- Table 50: Email Setting144
- Figure 91: Connection Table144
- Schedule145
- Table 51: Email Events145
- Figure 92: Create New Schedule146
- Led147
- Table 52: Leds147
- Figure 93: Schedules List147
- File Sharing148
- Figure 94: LED Scheduling Sample148
- Table 53: Add a New File to Share149
- Figure 95: Add a New File to Share149
- Figure 96: File Share Actions149
- Snmp150
- Table 54: SNMP Basic Page150
- Figure 97: Access File Share150
- Table 55: SNMP Advanced Page151
- User Manager152
- Table 56: VPN User Parameters152
Upgrading and Provisioning153
- Upgrading Firmware153
  - Upgrading Via WEB GUI153
  - Table 57: Network Upgrade Configuration153
- Provisioning and Backup154
  - Download Configuration154
  - Configuration Server154
- Reset and Reboot154
Experiencing the Gwn7000 Enterprise Router155

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Brand	Grandstream Networks
Model	GWN7000
Category	Network Router
Language	English

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