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DMS-CTC-20130613-0011 v1.0

Can not connect via WPS

If you are having trouble connecting your wireless client via WPS, try to configure it manually. For more information, see

“4.2 Connecting your wireless client without WPS” on page 40.

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Document Information4
Table of Contents5
Used Symbols7
Typographical Conventions7
Getting Started9
Features at a Glance10
User Scenarios11
Components12
Power13
Power Inlet13
Power Switch13
Local Network Connection14
Broadband Connection15
Buttons16
Wps Button16
Status Leds17
Internet LED18
Ethernet LED19
Setup21
Setting up Your Network21
Connecting the Mediaaccess Gateway to Your Service Provider's Network22
Setting up Your Mediaaccess Gateway as DSL Gateway23
Setting up Your Mediaaccess Gateway as Local Router25
Powering on the Mediaaccess Gateway26
Connecting Your Network Devices to the Mediaaccess Gateway27
Setting up a Wireless Connection28
Connection Speed28
Setting up a Wired Connection29
Ethernet Cable29
Configure the Mediaaccess Gateway30
Setting up a Mobile Fall-Back WAN Connection31
Managing Your Mobile Connection with the Mediaaccess Gateway GUI32
Inserting a Mobile USB Adapter33
Configuration Tools35
Mediaaccess Gateway GUI36
Access37
Components38
Label Description38
Notification Area39
Navigation Bar39
Protecting Access to the Mediaaccess Gateway40
Default Password40
Backing Up/Restoring Your Configuration41
Access from the Internet42
Wireless Networking43
Connecting Your Wireless Client Via WPS44
Troubleshooting45
Connecting Your Wireless Client Without WPS46
Before You Start46
Connecting Your Wireless Client by Scanning a QR Code47
Target Devices47
Securing Your Wireless Connection48
Saving Energy51
Code of Conduct52
Power States52
ECO Manager53
Manually Switching off Services to Reduce Power54
Sharing Content55
Content Sharing Servers55
The Mediaaccess Gateway Network File Server57
The Mediaaccess Gateway Upnp AV Media Server60
DLNA-Certified60
Configuring the Upnp AV Media Server61
Using the Upnp AV Media Server62
The Mediaaccess Gateway FTP Server64
Additional Configuration65
Working with Managed Partitions66
Media Folder66
Safely Removing Your USB Storage Device68
Network Services69
In this Chapter69
Feature Availability69
Upnp70
Supported Operating Systems70
Accessing Your Mediaaccess Gateway Via Upnp71
Managing Your Internet Connection Via Upnp72
Windows XP72
Configuring Upnp on the Mediaaccess Gateway74
Installing Upnp on Windows XP75
Assigning Services (HTTP, FTP77
Dynamic DNS79
What You Need79
Network Time Server81
Internet Security83
Parental Control84
Configuring Content-Based Filtering86
Adding Rules for Address-Based Filtering87
Firewall89
Predefined Security Levels89
Changing the Security Level89
Access Control91
Wireless Time Control93
Support95
General Mediaaccess Gateway Troubleshooting96
Ethernet Connection Troubleshooting97
Wireless Connection Troubleshooting98
Content Sharing Troubleshooting100
Reset to Factory Defaults101

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