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Chapter 5 NBG Modes

NBG6515 User’s Guide

When changing to another mode, the IP address of the NBG changes. The running applications and

services of the network devices connected to the NBG can be interrupted.

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Contents Overview3
- Table of Contents3
Table of Contents4
User's Guide11
PART I User's Guide11
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your NBG12
- Overview12
- Applications12
- Ways to Manage the NBG12
- Good Habits for Managing the NBG13
- Leds14
- The WPS Button15
- Wall Mounting15
- Connection Wizard17
Chapter 2 Connection Wizard17
- Overview17
- Accessing the Wizard17
- Connect to Internet17
- Router Password22
- Wireless Security23
  - Wireless Security: no Security23
  - Wireless Security: WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK24
Chapter 3 Introducing the Web Configurator26
- Overview26
- Accessing the Web Configurator26
- Resetting the NBG30
  - Procedure to Use the Reset Button30
- Monitor31
Chapter 4 Monitor31
- Overview31
- What You Can Do31
- The Log Screen31
  - View Log31
- DHCP Table32
- Packet Statistics33
- WLAN 2.4G Station Status34
- WLAN 5G Station Status35
- NBG Modes36
Chapter 5 NBG Modes36
- Overview36
  - Web Configurator Modes36
  - Device Modes36
- Easy Mode38
Chapter 6 Easy Mode38
- Overview38
- What You Can Do40
- What You Need to Know40
- Navigation Panel40
- Network Map40
- Control Panel41
- Status Screen in Easy Mode48
- Router Mode50
Chapter 7 Router Mode50
- Overview50
- What You Can Do50
- Status Screen50
  - Navigation Panel53
Chapter 8 Access Point Mode57
- Overview57
- What You Can Do57
- What You Need to Know57
- AP Mode Status Screen58
- LAN Screen61
Chapter 9 Universal Repeater Mode63
- Overview63
- What You Can Do63
- What You Need to Know63
- Setting Your NBG to Universal Repeater Mode64
- Universal Repeater Mode Status Screen64
  - Navigation Panel67
- AP Select Screen67
  - Wireless LAN 2.4G67
  - Wireless LAN 5G69
- Tutorials72
Chapter 10 Tutorials72
- Overview72
- Connecting to the Internet from an Access Point72
- Configuring Wireless Security Using WPS72
  - Push Button Configuration (PBC)73
  - PIN Configuration74
- Enabling and Configuring Wireless Security (no WPS)75
  - Configure Your Notebook77
Technical Reference79
Part II: Technical Reference79
- Wireless LAN80
Chapter 11 Wireless LAN80
- Overview80
- What You Can Do80
- What You Should Know81
  - Wireless Security Overview81
- General Wireless LAN 2.4G/5G General Screen83
- General Wireless LAN 2.4G/5G Security Screen85
- MAC Filter89
- Wireless LAN Advanced Screen90
- Quality of Service (Qos) Screen91
- WPS Screen91
- WPS Device Screen92
- Scheduling Screen93
- Guest WLAN Screen94
- Ipv696
Chapter 12 Ipv696
- Ipv6 Overview96
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter96
  - What You Need to Know96
- General Screen98
- Wan101
Chapter 13 WAN101
- Overview101
- What You Can Do101
- What You Need to Know101
  - Configuring Your Internet Connection102
  - Multicast103
- Internet Connection103
- Advanced WAN Screen109
- Lan111
Chapter 14 LAN111
- Overview111
- What You Can Do111
- What You Need to Know111
- LAN IP Screen112
- DHCP Server114
Chapter 15 DHCP Server114
- Overview114
- What You Can Do114
- General Screen114
- Advanced Screen115
Chapter 16 Network Address Translation (NAT)117
- Overview117
- What You Can Do117
- General NAT Screen118
- NAT Application Screen118
- NAT Advanced Screen120
  - Trigger Port Forwarding Example121
  - Two Points to Remember about Trigger Ports122
- Dynamic DNS123
Chapter 17 Dynamic DNS123
- Overview123
- What You Can Do123
- What You Need to Know123
- Dynamic DNS Screen123
- Static Route125
Chapter 18 Static Route125
- Overview125
- What You Can Do125
- IP Static Route Screen125
- Firewall127
Chapter 19 Firewall127
- Overview127
- What You Can Do127
- What You Need to Know128
- General Firewall Screen128
- MAC Filtering Rule Screen129
- IP Filtering Rule Screen130
- Content Filter134
Chapter 20 Content Filter134
- Overview134
- What You Can Do134
- What You Need to Know134
  - Content Filtering Profiles134
- Content Filter Screen135
- Bandwidth Management136
Chapter 21 Bandwidth Management136
- Overview136
- What You Can Do136
- What You Need to Know137
- General Screen137
- Advanced Screen137
  - Rule Configuration: Application Rule Configuration139
  - Rule Configuration: User Defined Service Rule Configuration140
- Remote Management142
Chapter 22 Remote Management142
- Overview142
- What You Can Do142
- What You Need to Know142
  - Remote Management and NAT142
  - System Timeout143
- WWW Screen143
Chapter 23 Universal Plug-And-Play (Upnp)144
- Overview144
- What You Can Do144
- What You Need to Know144
  - NAT Traversal144
  - Cautions with Upnp145
- Upnp Screen145
- Technical Refereance145
  - Using Upnp in Windows XP Example146
  - Web Configurator Easy Access148
- USB Media Sharing151
Chapter 24 USB Media Sharing151
- Overview151
- What You Can Do152
- What You Need to Know152
- Before You Begin153
- SMB/CIFS Screen154
- DLNA Screen155
- FTP Screen155
- Example of Accessing Your Shared Files from a Computer156
  - Use Windows Explorer to Share Files157
  - Use FTP to Share Files158
Chapter 25 Maintenance160
- Overview160
- What You Can Do160
- General Screen160
- Password Screen161
- Time Setting Screen162
- Firmware Upgrade Screen163
- Configuration Backup/Restore Screen164
- Restart Screen166
- Troubleshooting167
Chapter 26 Troubleshooting167
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds167
- NBG Access and Login168
- Internet Access169
- Resetting the NBG to Its Factory Defaults171
- Wireless Router/Ap Troubleshooting171
- USB Device Problems172
Appendix A IP Addresses and Subnetting174
Appendix B Legal Information184
- Safety Warnings187
- Zyxel Limited Warranty190
Appendix C Setting up Your Computer's IP Address191
Appendix D Wireless Lans219
- Security Parameters Summary230
Appendix E Common Services232
Appendix E Common Services233
Index235

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