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General| Category | Network Hardware |
|---|---|
| Type | Wireless Gateway |
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Security | WPA2 |
| Ports | 4 x LAN, 1 x WAN |
| Antenna | External |
Details all items included with the WGS5000 hardware package.
Lists the software and documentation available on the included CD-ROM.
Instructions on how to submit comments and suggestions for improving the manual.
Provides an overview of different WirelessGEST solutions for various markets like hotels and public venues.
Details the WGHotel solution for hotels, focusing on public Internet access and billing integration.
Describes the WGBizPark solution for companies and business parks, offering visitor hotspots and VPN access.
Explains the WGPublic solution for public venues, including user registration via login page.
Covers managing multiple remote hotspots with a central authentication server.
Lists available software license modules that enhance WirelessGEST solutions' functionality.
Details the front panel components, including power button, LEDs, USB, and LAN ports.
Details the rear panel components, including fans, expansion slot, power connector, and switch.
Describes the top view, noting the location of warranty labels.
Lists environmental and access conditions required for the WGS5000's proper operation.
Provides instructions for securely installing the WGS5000 unit in a standard communication rack.
Lists recommended hardware specifications for Windows and Linux systems accessing the WGConfig interface.
Guides on connecting the WGS5000 and accessing the WGConfig interface for the first time.
Explains the layout of the WGConfig interface, including the navigation menu and the main configuration area.
Configures the behavior and role of physical Ethernet, USB, and Serial interfaces on the WGS5000.
Configures Network Address Translation (NAT) behavior for internal network interfaces.
Configures the WGManager interface, including operation mode, language, and module settings.
Configures network parameters such as IP address, subnet mask, and DNS for WAN connections.
Configures network parameters for interfaces designated as 'Corporate switch' for internal network connectivity.
Sets up virtual interface parameters over physical interfaces, defining IP addresses and usage.
Enables and configures VLANs for network segmentation, traffic management, and security.
Adds static routes to the WGS5000's routing table to define network paths.
Establishes secure Virtual Private Networks (VPN) between WGS5000 units for site-to-site connectivity.
Allows IPSec protocol traffic to pass through the firewall between defined endpoints.
Prevents unauthorized access from public network users to the customer's local area network.
Enables or disables ICMP echo replies for ping tests on specific interfaces for network diagnostics.
Manages port forwarding rules for devices connected via the captive portal interface to allow external access.
Configures port forwarding for devices on interfaces other than the captive portal, such as LAN or virtual interfaces.
Enables and configures port forwarding for specific hotspot services like Web, Email, and VoIP.
Enables and configures port forwarding for hotspot services not covered by predefined categories.
Enables/disables bandwidth limitation for upload and download traffic to manage network resources.
Sets the maximum upload speed allowed per WAN interface to prevent network saturation.
Sets the maximum download speed allowed per WAN interface to ensure fair usage.
Classifies and prioritizes network traffic by type (e.g., high priority, real-time) for better performance.
Tests WAN connectivity and automatically switches to a backup interface upon failure to maintain service.
Distributes network traffic across multiple WAN connections to improve overall performance and reliability.
Sets up the captive portal for user redirection, login, and DHCP services for public access.
Grants Internet access using manually configured DNS servers, bypassing user configuration.
Grants Internet access using manually configured IP addresses, bypassing user configuration.
Grants Internet access using manually configured proxy servers, bypassing user configuration.
Configures the captive portal's IP address pool, network mask, and lease time settings.
Defines which VLANs the captive portal will manage and control, enabling segmented access.
Configures IP address ranges, lease times, and DHCP options for network clients.
Assigns static IP addresses to specific MAC addresses for consistent client network access.
Enters customer data for generating security certificates and setting voucher printing parameters.
Customizes the login page appearance with uploaded images, language, and behavioral settings.
Configures images and layout for normal and frames login pages, including logos for branding.
Assigns specific website content to be displayed for users based on their connected VLAN.
Sets the system's local time zone for accurate logging, scheduling, and time-based operations.
Customizes the appearance of the online registration page with logos and backgrounds for branding.
Enables email confirmation for new registrations and defines mandatory and optional fields.
Checks the status of network devices periodically and sends email notifications upon malfunction.
Configures periodic backups of the user database to a remote SSH server for data protection.
Sets up the OpenVPN client for secure remote access to the WGS5000 without port forwarding.
Enables the OpenVPN client and specifies the remote OpenVPN server details for secure connection.
Uploads necessary certificates (CA, client cert, client key) for secure OpenVPN client authentication.
Manages UPS power cut and equipment restart functions, useful for automatic rebooting upon WGS5000 crashes.
Displays detailed system information, including software version, uptime, network interface, and routing table.
Shows kernel and service log messages for system monitoring and troubleshooting.
Displays log messages generated during the WGS5000's boot process, indicating startup sequence.
Logs Radius server activity, including authentication, authorization, and accounting events.
Reports the connectivity status of monitored network devices, indicating if they are online or offline.
Shows the status of the WGTicket printer and reports on test print jobs.
Displays log messages generated by the WG3PFO module, related to hotel front-office integration.
Displays log messages from the WG3PSW module, related to switch port management and VLAN control.
Provides direct access to the WGConfig manual for comprehensive system administration guidance.
Applies software patches and firmware upgrades to correct bugs or add new features to the WGS5000.
Manages software licenses, allowing activation of modules and checking the status and details of installed licenses.
Configures and limits remote access to the WGS5000 via SSH and HTTPS protocols for secure administration.
Saves and restores WGS5000 configuration files and databases for backup, recovery, and cloning purposes.
Allows changing administrative passwords for WGManager and WGConfig for enhanced security.
Restarts the WGS5000 system to apply configuration changes or recover from software or network issues.
Performs a graceful shutdown of the WGS5000 system, ensuring all processes are terminated properly.
Logs out the current management session, requiring re-authentication for subsequent access.
Configures the WG3PFO module for integration with hotel front-office systems for automated user management.
Sets up essential parameters for WG3PFO, including front-office IP address, port, and interface type.
Configures billing algorithms, activation periods, and payment options for WG3PFO services.
Configures the user authentication methods available for the WGPublic solution, such as Normal or External Validation.
Standard mode where users register online and receive login data via email for access.
Offers a configurable free access period before requiring paid service, allowing users to test the connection.
Uses external systems like Oracle DB or CAS Server for user authentication, integrating with existing infrastructure.
Illustrates a typical network setup for a 4-star hotel using the WGS5000 for guest Internet access.
Outlines the network planning and implementation steps for deploying the WGS5000 in a hotel environment.
Lists specific parameters configured for the WGS5000 in a hotel environment, including WAN, Firewall, QoS, and modules.
Details the training provided to hotel personnel for operating and managing the WGHotel solution.
Covers planning for public hotspot networks, including DHCP, captive portal, and AAA server setup.
Lists specific parameters configured for the WGS5000 in a public hotspot deployment, including WAN, Captive Portal, Firewall, and QoS.
Details the training provided to administrators for managing the WGPublic solution.
Outlines network planning for business parks, focusing on VLANs, SSIDs, and company-specific network segregation.
Lists specific parameters configured for the WGS5000 in a business park setup, including WAN, Firewall, VLAN, QoS, and Customization.
Details the training provided to business park administrators and IT managers for WGBizPark.
Covers planning for managing multiple small hotspots with central authentication, DHCP, and captive portal.
Lists specific parameters configured for the WGS5000 in a clustered hotspot deployment, including WAN, Firewall, DynDNS, and Radius.
Details the training provided to administrators for managing clustered hotspot solutions.
Provides step-by-step instructions for resetting the WGS5000 to its original factory default settings.
