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SBG3300-N Series User’s Guide

4 Enter the domain name or WAN IP Address that you want to connect to (172.16.1.2 in this

example) and give this connection a name. Select Don't connect now; just set it up so I can

connect later. Click Next.

5 Click Create. Enter the user name and password later.

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Contents Overview3
- Table of Contents3
Table of Contents5
User's Guide15
PART I User's Guide15
Chapter 1 Introducing the Device17
- Overview17
- Ways to Manage the Device17
- Good Habits for Managing the Device17
- Applications for the Device18
  - Internet Access18
  - Device's USB Support19
- Leds (Lights)19
- Leds20
- The RESET Button21
- Wireless Access21
  - Using the WLAN Button21
Chapter 2 The Web Configurator23
- Overview23
  - Accessing the Web Configurator23
- Web Configurator Layout25
- Quick Start31
Chapter 3 Quick Start31
- Overview31
- Quick Start Setup31
- Tutorials35
Chapter 4 Tutorials35
- Overview35
- Setting up an ADSL Pppoe Connection35
- Setting up a Secure Wireless Network38
- Setting up Multiple Wireless Groups44
- Configuring Static Route for Routing to Another Network47
- Configuring Qos Queue and Class Setup50
- Access the Device Using DDNS53
- Configuring the MAC Address Filter55
- Access Your Shared Files from a Computer56
- Certificate Configuration for VPN57
- Examples of Configuring Ipsec VPN Rules60
- PPTP VPN Tutorial65
- L2TP VPN Tutorial85
Technical Reference113
Part II: Technical Reference113
- Status Screens115
Chapter 5 Status Screens115
- Overview115
- The Status Screen115
- Broadband119
Chapter 6 Broadband119
- Overview119
- The Broadband Screen123
  - Add/Edit Internet Connection125
- The 3G WAN Screen133
- The Add New 3G Dongle Screen136
  - Add 3G Dongle Information136
- The Advanced Screen137
- The 802.1X Screen138
  - Edit 802.1X Settings139
- The Multi-WAN Screen139
  - Add/Edit Multi-WAN140
  - How to Configure Multi-WAN for Load Balancing and Failover141
- Technical Reference142
Chapter 7 Wireless147
- Overview147
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter147
  - What You Need to Know148
- The General Screen148
- The more AP Screen155
  - Edit more AP156
- MAC Authentication158
- The WPS Screen159
- The WMM Screen160
- The Others Screen161
- The Channel Status Screen163
- Technical Reference163
- Lan177
Chapter 8 LAN177
- Overview177
- The LAN Setup Screen179
- The Static DHCP Screen182
- The Upnp Screen184
- Installing Upnp in Windows Example185
- Using Upnp in Windows XP Example188
- The Additional Subnet Screen194
- The 5Th Ethernet Port Screen195
- Technical Reference195
- Routing199
Chapter 9 Routing199
- Overview199
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter199
- The Routing Screen200
  - Add/Edit Static Route201
- The Policy Forwarding Screen201
  - Add/Edit Policy Forwarding203
- The RIP Screen203
Chapter 10 Quality of Service (Qos)205
- Overview205
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter205
- What You Need to Know206
- The Quality of Service General Screen207
- The Queue Setup Screen208
  - Adding a Qos Queue210
- The Class Setup Screen210
  - Add/Edit Qos Class212
- The Qos Policer Setup Screen215
  - Add/Edit a Qos Policer216
- The Qos Monitor Screen217
- Technical Reference218
Chapter 11 Network Address Translation (NAT)223
- Overview223
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter223
  - What You Need to Know223
- The Port Forwarding Screen224
  - Add/Edit Port Forwarding226
- The Applications Screen227
  - Add New Application228
- The Port Triggering Screen228
  - Add/Edit Port Triggering Rule230
- The DMZ Screen231
- The ALG Screen232
- The Address Mapping Screen232
  - Add/Edit Address Mapping Rule233
- Technical Reference234
Chapter 12 Dynamic DNS Setup239
- Overview239
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter239
  - What You Need to Know240
- The DNS Entry Screen240
  - Add/Edit DNS Entry241
- The Dynamic DNS Screen241
Chapter 13 Interface Group243
- Overview243
- The Interface Group Screen243
  - Interface Group Configuration244
  - Interface Grouping Criteria245
- USB Service247
Chapter 14 USB Service247
- Overview247
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter247
  - What You Need to Know247
- The File Sharing Screen248
  - Before You Begin248
Chapter 15 Firewall251
- Overview251
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter251
  - What You Need to Know252
- The Firewall Screen253
- The Service Screen253
  - Add/Edit a Service255
- The Access Control Screen256
  - Add/Edit an ACL Rule257
- The Dos Screen258
- MAC Filter261
Chapter 16 MAC Filter261
- Overview261
- The MAC Filter Screen261
Chapter 17 User Access Control263
- Overview263
- The User Access Control Screen263
  - Add/Edit a User Access Control Rule264
- Scheduler Rules267
Chapter 18 Scheduler Rules267
- Overview267
- The Scheduler Rules Screen267
  - Add/Edit a Schedule268
Chapter 19 Certificates269
- Overview269
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter269
- What You Need to Know269
- The Local Certificates Screen270
  - Create Certificate Request271
  - Load Signed Certificate272
- The Trusted CA Screen273
  - View Trusted CA Certificate274
  - Import Trusted CA Certificate275
- Ipsec VPN277
Chapter 20 Ipsec VPN277
- Overview277
- What You Can Do in this Chapter277
- What You Need to Know278
- The Setup Screen278
- The Ipsec VPN Monitor Screen287
- The Radius Screen287
- Technical Reference288
- Pptp Vpn296
Chapter 21 PPTP VPN296
- Overview296
- What You Can Do in this Chapter296
- PPTP VPN Setup297
- The PPTP VPN Monitor Screen298
- PPTP VPN Troubleshooting Tips298
- L2Tp Vpn301
Chapter 22 L2TP VPN301
- Overview301
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter301
- L2TP VPN Screen302
- The L2TP VPN Monitor Screen303
- L2TP VPN Troubleshooting Tips303
- Log307
Chapter 23 Log307
- Overview307
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter307
  - What You Need to Know307
- The System Log Screen308
- The Security Log Screen309
Chapter 24 Network Status311
- Overview311
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter311
- The WAN Status Screen311
- The LAN Status Screen312
Chapter 25 ARP Table315
- Overview315
  - How ARP Works315
- ARP Table Screen315
- Routing Table317
Chapter 26 Routing Table317
- Overview317
- The Routing Table Screen317
- IGMP Status319
Chapter 27 IGMP Status319
- Overview319
- The IGMP Group Status Screen319
- Xdsl Statistics321
Chapter 28 Xdsl Statistics321
- The Xdsl Statistics Screen321
Chapter 29 User Account325
- Overview325
- The User Account Screen325
  - Add/Edit a Users Account326
- Remote Management329
Chapter 30 Remote Management329
- Overview329
- The Remote MGMT Screen329
- Client331
Chapter 31 TR-069 Client331
- Overview331
- The TR-069 Client Screen331
- Snmp333
Chapter 32 SNMP333
- The SNMP Agent Screen333
- Time335
Chapter 33 Time335
- Overview335
- The Time Screen335
- E-Mail Notification339
Chapter 34 E-Mail Notification339
- Overview339
- The Email Notification Screen339
  - Email Notification Edit340
Chapter 35 Logs Setting341
- Overview341
- The Log Setting Screen341
  - Example E-Mail Log342
- Firmware Upgrade345
Chapter 36 Firmware Upgrade345
- Overview345
- The Firmware Screen345
- Configuration347
Chapter 37 Configuration347
- Overview347
- The Configuration Screen347
- The Reboot Screen349
Chapter 38 Diagnostic350
- Overview350
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter350
- What You Need to Know350
- Ping & Traceroute & Nslookup351
- OAM Ping Test353
Chapter 39 Troubleshooting355
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds355
- Device Access and Login356
- Internet Access358
- Wireless Internet Access359
- USB Device Connection360
- Upnp360
Appendix A Setting up Your Computer's IP Address363
Appendix B IP Addresses and Subnetting385
Appendix C Pop-Up Windows, Javascript and Java Permissions393
Appendix D Wireless Lans403
Appendix E Ipv6417
Appendix F Services425
Appendix G Legal Information429
Index433

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