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For TP - LINK Pharos Seri es Products REV1.0 .0 1910011048 User Guide.
CONTENTS Cha pte r 1 Ov ervi e w ........................................................................................................................ 1 Introduction ................................................................ .................
IP&M AC Bindi ng .......................................................................... ....................................................... ..................................... 55 Cha pte r 6 W irel ess T ab ..............................
Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 O ve r v i e w Introduction is TP - LINK's next generation outdoo r product s eries dedicate d to long - distan ce outdo or wirele ss network ing solut ions . is a powerful W eb - based operating system, which is integrated i nto all Phar os series product s .
Chapter 1 Overview 3. Upon init ial log in, please e nte r admin in th e Use rname and P a ssword fields, and select the appropriate reg i on from t he Region dro p - down li sts. Check t he box next to I agree to t hese term s of use , and click Login .
Chapter 1 Overview Navigation The Phar OS Web Interf ace contains six main tabs, each of which pr ovides a Web - based managemen t pag e to configur e the spec ific parameter s of th e Phar os series products . Quick Setup O n Quick Setup Guide , you can quickl y configure your device thr ough the step - by - step Quick Setup Wizard .
Chapter 2 O peration M odes Chapter 2 Ope ration Modes Th e Phar os series products s upport six modes to sa tisfy user ’ s diversified net work requirements including Access Poi nt mode , Client mode , Repeater (Range Extender) mode , B rid ge mode , AP Router m ode an d AP Client Router (WISP C li en t) mode.
Chapter 2 O peration M odes Advantag es: Tran smi t data wi reless ly across a long distance and red uce the c abl ing cos t. Netwo rk diagram: Scenario 3 Network requiremen ts: Establish a p oi n t - to - point link for vid eo monitor or combine two separate off ice networks as o ne .
Chapter 2 O peration M odes Internet sharing Client Network requireme nts: The m ost commo n usage sc enario of Client is po int - to - poi nt n etw orki n g wit h AP for video monitor or combinin g two separate o ffi ce n etwo rk s. Pl eas e ref er t o Scenario 3 of Acc ess Point for deta iled info rmat ion.
Chapter 2 O peration M odes Repeater (Range Ex tender) T he device in Repeater mode can extend wi reless coverage of an existing wi reless network to cover “ d ead ” spots, especially to e liminate sig n al - blind c orner s in a lar ge r space. The S SID and encryption type of the device shou ld be the same as th o se of r oo t AP .
Chapter 2 O peration M odes Bridge Network requ irements: Rein for ce t he wi rel ess sig nal strengt h of t he roo t AP device to eliminate the wirele ss signal - blind area s. M eanwhi le , the wi reless users can use the SSID and e ncryption type d if fer en t from those of the roo t AP device to acces s the network.
Chapter 2 O peration M odes phone s , lapto p s , and ot her wi reless clie nt s can s hare wide a rea network via the ac cess to wireles s networ k this device provides.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide Chapter 3 Quic k Setu p G uide Quick Se tup wi zard allo ws you to qui ck ly configure your devi ce step by step. Choose the suitable operati on mode according to your network env i ronment a nd follow the st ep - by - step i nstruct i ons.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 2. The Wireless AP Set tin gs page will appear as shown below . Create an easy - to - remember na me fo r your wirele ss n etwor k. Se lect WPA - PSK / WPA 2 - PS K in the Se curity b ox and enter the PS K Pa ssw ord below to prev ent unauthoriz ed access to your AP .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide Client If Clien t is selected, click Nex t and take the f ollowing st eps : 1. The L AN Setti ngs pag e will app ear as sho wn below . T he def ault IP Address is 192.168.0.254 and the defaul t Su bn et Mask is 255.255.255.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 3. The AP list will a ppear as shown be low. Selec t the des ired w ireless net work an d click C onnect . It’ s possible that two or more networks u se the same SSID in the AP list. Lo ck to AP can make the device connect to the specified AP you had connected befor e the next time.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 5. The Finish page will appear and dis play what you ’ ve configured previou sly . If yo u want to modify any parameter , click B ac k to reconfigure i t. If al l ar e co nf ir med , c lic k Fin is h to complete the configuration.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 2. The Wireless Clie n t Settings p age w il l appear as shown below . C lick Surv ey to search for wireless network s. 3. The AP list will a ppear as shown below. Se lect the desired w ireless net work an d click C onnect .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 4. If the root AP needs pa ssword to b e connect ed, yo u s hould s elect the same M ode , Channel Width and Se cur ity type and en ter the same PSK Pa ssw or d as entered on the root AP /router . En ter the distance between t h is devic e and the root A P/router in Dist ance se tting .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide Bridge If Bridge is sel ected, click Nex t and take the f ollowing s teps : 1. The L AN Setti ngs pag e will app ear as sho wn below . T he def ault IP Address is 192.168.0.254 and th e defaul t Su bn et Mask is 255.255.255.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 3. The AP list will a ppear as shown below. Se lect the desired w ireless net work an d click C onnect . It’ s possible that two or more networks u se the same SSID in the AP list. Lock to AP can make the device connect to the specified A P you had co n nected befor e the next time.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 5. Create a new SSID and PSK pas swor d for the loca l wireless network. T he w i reless AP setting s for t he local ne twork will be set the sa me as yo ur root AP by default. Click Next . 6. The Finish page w ill appear an d display what you ’ ve configured previously .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide AP Router If AP Router is selected, cli ck Next and take the fol l owing st eps : 1. The WAN Co nnecti on T ype page will appear as shown below . Choose the suitable W AN connectio n type, and then cli ck Next . 2. The r outer support s three popular ways PPPoE , Dynamic IP and Static IP to connect to the Internet.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide Static IP - Thi s type of connection uses a permanent, fixed (static) IP address that your ISP assigned. I n this typ e, you should f ill in the IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and DNS IP address manually, which are specified by your ISP.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 4. The Finish page will appear and dis play what you ’ ve configured previou sly . If yo u want to modify any parameter , click B ac k to reconfigure it. I f all are conf i rme d , c li ck F ini sh to complete the co nfiguration.
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide PPPoE - If your ISP del ive r s Internet t hr ough pho ne line and provide s you with usern ame and passwo rd , yo u sh ould choose this type . Und er thi s condi t ion, y ou shoul d fill in both User Na me an d Passw ord that the ISP supplied, and then cli ck Nex t to proceed .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 3. After configuri ng WAN connecti on type, T he Wireless Client Set tin gs pag e will appea r as show n below . Click Survey to search for wi reless netwo r ks. 4. The AP list will a ppear as shown be low. Selec t the des ired w ireless net work an d click C onnect .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 5. If the root AP needs pa ssword to b e connect ed, yo u s hould s elect the same M ode , Channel Width and Se cur ity type and en ter the same PSK Pa ssw or d as entered on the root AP /router . En ter t he distance between t h is devic e and the root A P/router in Dist ance se tting .
Chapter 3 Quick Setup G uide 7. The Finish page will appear and dis play what you ’ ve configured previou sly . If yo u want to modify any parameter , click B ac k to reconfigure it. I f all are conf i rme d , c li ck F ini sh to complete the co nfiguration.
Chapter 4 Status Tab Chapter 4 Status T ab Th e S tatus tab displays a summary of the link status info rmation, curren t values of the basic configuration settings (depen ding on the operating mo de), network s etti ngs and information, a nd traffic stat istics.
Chapter 4 Status Tab Status Informatio n Device In formation Devic e i nf or mat i on di splays the customizable name , model, firmware version, system time, u ptime, CP U and memory of the device. Wireless S ettings Wireless settings display the relative wireless parameters of t he cur rent d ev ice .
Chapter 4 Status Tab Max TX Rate Displa ys the dat a rate at which the devic e should tr ansmit wireless p ackets. Tran smit Powe r Displa ys the current tr ans mit power of the devi ce. Dista nce Displa ys the wireless cov erage distance where the c lient devices can be plac ed from the AP to get good wir eless performance .
Chapter 4 Status Tab AP Displa ys whether the AP funct ion is Enab led or Di sabled. I t is enabled in Acc ess Point, Re peater, Bridge , AP Router and AP Cl ien t Router modes and disab led in Client mode by de fault . MAC Add ress Displa ys the MAC address of AP inter face or cli ent int erface .
Chapter 4 Status Tab RX Rate Displa ys the d ata ra te at w hic h the device receiv es wireless pac kets. Conne ctio n Time Displa ys the amou nt of time the device ha s been con nected to the root AP . LAN I t displays the relative LAN parameters of the cur rent device .
Chapter 4 Status Tab Subnet Mask Displa ys the Subn et Mask of the W AN . Default Gateway Displa ys t he default gateway. DNS Server D ispla ys t he cu rrent DNS IP address . Monitor T he monitor displays the data changes of t hroughput, S tati ons, Interfaces, ARP table, Routes , DHCP Cl ien ts and D ynamic WAN of the device.
Chapter 4 Status Tab SNR (dB) Signal t o Noise Ratio , the power ratio betw een the rece ived wi reless signal stren gth a nd the environme ntal nois e st reng th . Generally, i n order to a chieve the bes t perf or mance, user s need to ad j ust th e antenna to get t he best SNR.
Chapter 4 Status Tab ARP table Lists all the entries of the A ddress Resolution Protoco l (ARP) table curre ntly recorded on the device. ARP i s used to ass ociate each IP address to the unique hardware MAC add ress of each device on the netwo rk.
Chapter 4 Status Tab Clien t Name Displa ys the devi ce name of the client . MAC Add ress Displa ys the client ’ s MAC Address. IP Add ress Displa ys the IP address assigned to t he clien t . Lease Time Displa ys the t ime of t he DHCP cli ent leased.
Chapter 4 Status Tab Auto Re fre sh If Auto Re fresh is checked , parameters in the tab le will ref resh autom atically. Click Ob tain to gain the WAN I P address f rom DHCP ser ver , and click Release to rel eas e th e WAN IP address.
Chapter 5 Network Tab Chapter 5 Netw ork Ta b On N et w ork T ab , you can configure the parameters of W AN, LAN, Forward ing, Sec urity, Access Con trol, Sta tic Routi ng, B andwid th cont rol an d IP&MA C Bin ding . If you’ve mad e an y chang e of the parameters , plea se c lick Apply t o make t h e configu ration take effec t.
Chapter 5 Network Tab WA N NOTE: WAN s ubmenu is onl y available o n AP router mode a nd AP client router (WISP Client) mod e . T here are five W AN co nnection types : Static, Dynamic, PPPoE, L2TP, and PPTP . Selec t the suitable one to configure the I P paramete rs of the W AN on t h e scree n below.
Chapter 5 Network Tab Secondary DNS Enter alte rna tive DNS IP address i f your ISP provides . MTU Si ze The nor mal MTU (Ma xim um Tra nsmission Un it) value for most Et hernet networks is 1500 Bytes.
Chapter 5 Network Tab WAN MA C Ad dress This fi eld displays the current MAC addr ess of the WAN p ort . I f your ISP binds the MAC addr ess of your previ ous comp uter/rout er, please ent er the c orrect MAC address into this field. The format for the MAC Address is XX - XX - XX - XX - XX - XX ( X is any hex adecimal digit ).
Chapter 5 Network Tab the Idl e Time field. Users tho se pay by tim e for their I nternet acces s can choose t his mod e to save t heir I nternet - acce ss fee .
Chapter 5 Network Tab Use ISP - Specified IP If your servic e provi der gi ve you an IP a ddress along w ith the u ser name and password , Enable "Use ISP - specified IP" a nd enter the IP ad dress, which is provided by yo ur ISP.
Chapter 5 Network Tab your Int ernet connecti on is expect ed to remai n active all th e time, enter 0 in the Idle Time fi eld. Users those pay b y time for thei r I nternet acce ss can choose t his mod e to save t heir I nternet - access fee.
Chapter 5 Network Tab LAN T he displ ay of t his submenu is diffe rent in mod es. The page of AP router mode and AP client router (WISP Client) mod e is sho wn as be low.
Chapter 5 Network Tab Connection type The re is only on e LAN Conn ecti on type Static i n AP R outer mode and AP C lient R outer (WI SP Clien t) mode. W hile t here are Static and Dyna mic of Connec tion types in A ccess P oint m ode, C lient m ode, R epeater ( R ange E xten der ) mode a nd B ridge mode .
Chapter 5 Network Tab Addre ss Reservation Address Res ervati on will enable you t o specif y a reserved IP a ddress f or a PC on the local area network , so th e PC will alwa ys obt ain t he same IP address ea ch ti me when it st arts up . Reserved I P addresses could be assigned to ser vers that requ ire permanent IP settings.
Chapter 5 Network Tab DMZ Check the Enable box to use the DMZ function . D MZ (Demilita r ized Zone) speci fically a llows one computer /device b ehind NAT to bec ome “demil itar ized ”, so all packets from t he external n etwork a re fo rwa rded to this compute r/device .
Chapter 5 Network Tab the In terne t to th is se rvi ce port will be redirec ted to the LAN server . Virtu al Server functi on not only ma kes the us ers from I ntern et v isit t he local area networ k, but als o keeps n etwo rk security wit hin the intranet as o ther servi ces are st ill inv isib le from In ternet .
Chapter 5 Network Tab To use the port trigger : 1. Click Add in the tabl e o f Port Trigger . 2. Enter t he Incoming Por t fo r incomi ng traff ic. The po rt or port range is us ed by th e remote system when it respon ds to t he out going r eque st. A respons e to one of t hese ports wi ll be forw arded to the PC that triggered thi s rule.
Chapter 5 Network Tab Se curit y Th e Security f unc ti o n is availab le only in AP router mode and AP client router (WISP Client) mode . Stateful Pack et Inspection ( SPI) i s a firewall that keeps trac k of the state of network c onnections ( such as TCP streams , UDP communication) trave ling across it .
Chapter 5 Network Tab IPSe c Pass throug h - IPSec (Int ernet P ro tocol sec urity) is a sui te of protoc ols f or ensuri n g pr ivate, secur e communicati ons over IP (Int ernet Protoc ol) networks, th rough the u se of cry ptographi c securit y services.
Chapter 5 Network Tab Blocke d DoS Hos t List Click Blocke d DoS Host List to displ ay the blocked DoS host table includ ing host IP and ho st MAC. Click Refresh to renewal the t able list. C lick C lear to release a ll the block ed host s. If you wa nt t o releas e one or some of t he bloc ked hosts, please select th em and Click Unlock .
Chapter 5 Network Tab To use the acc ess cont rol : 1. Click Add in the tabl e to create cont rol rules . 2. Choose one of t he prot ocols fr om the d rop - down list used for th e ta rget , any of IP, TCP , UDP, or ICMP . 3. Enter the IP address or add ress range of the host s that you need to cont rol , for exa mple 192.
Chapter 5 Network Tab Stati c Routi ng Check the Ena ble box to us e the static rou ting fu nction. To use the static r outi ng : 1. Click Add to creat e a new sta tic rou tin g. 2. En t er t he Tar get Netw ork IP , the a ddress of the net wo rk or h ost to be visi ted .
Chapter 5 Network Tab Bandwidt h Control Check the Enable box to us e the bandw idth contro l function. To use the bandwidth contro l : 1. Click Ad d in the tab le of bandwidt h control . 2. Enter t he IP Range of the tar get hos t s which need to be c ontrolled of bandwidth , for example 192.
Chapter 5 Network Tab IP&MAC Binding Check the Enable box to use the IP&M AC b inding fun ction . To use the IP&MA C Binding: 1. Click Add in the tabl e o f IP& MAC bind in g . 2. Enter t he IP address and MAC address tha t you want to bind , for ex ample 192.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b Chapter 6 W ireless Ta b On Wireless Tab , you can configure th e r elated wir eless parameters in different modes . Please selectively read the deta ils according t o the workin g mode of y our de vic e. If you h ave made any change of the parameters , pl ease c lick App ly to make the c onf iguration ta ke effect.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b W ireless B asic S etting s This sec tion allo ws you to configure w ireless bas i c se tti ngs, su ch as region, 80 2.11 mode, Tra nsmit Power, and d ata rates. Region Select y our regi on fr om the drop - down list and agree t o the Terms of Use i n the pop - up window.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b Max TX Rate S et the m a ximum t ransmit data ra te . Channel/Frequency S elect t he channel us ed by t his devic e to improve w ireless p erformance. 1/2412MHz r efers t o Chann el 1 and the frequen cy is 2412MHz. T his settin g is only ava ilable i n the modes of Ac cess Poi nt and AP Rout er.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b NOTE : MAXtream T echnolog y is o nly compatible with Phar os series products . Y ou can not connect other Wi - Fi devices to an AP with MAXt ream enabled. MAXtr eam S tation Mode This se ttin g is ava ilabl e in Cl ient and B rid ge mode an d in t he AP Cli en t Router mode when the wi reless AP settings is disabled.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b Auto – The system au tomat ically detects wheth er root device supports dat a fram es with the for mat of three/ four add ress fields, g iving priority t o the format of four address fi elds. T he select ion of A uto is r ecommen ded.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b Securi ty Mode Y ou can select one of th e fo llowing security modes: 1. WPA - PS K : B ase d on p re - share d key. It is ch aracterized by higher safety and simp le settings, whic h suits fo r commo n househol ds and small bu siness.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b Version S elect one of the following v ersions : Auto – Select W PA or WPA2 aut omatically based on t he wireless stati on's capabi li ty a nd request . WPA – Pre - shared key of WP A . WPA2 – Pre - shred key of WPA2 .
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b WEP Ke y E nter the WEP keys . T he le ngth and valid characters of th e key are affected by key ty pe. Key Typ e S elect t he WEP key len gth (64 - bit, or 128 - bit , or 152 - bit) f or encryption. Disabled means this WEP key is not used.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b 3. Set the VLAN ID of wir eless net work identifi ed by this SSID, and the value ranges from 1 to 4094. 4. Select w hether to broa dcast this S SID or n ot. 5. E nabl e AP I solati on , the device w ould isolat e the hosts within the same wireles s networ k.
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b Filtering Rules There a re two f iltering policies t o control the MA C filt er ing : Allow the stat ions specified by an y enab led entries i n the list t o access . The statio n s listed below are a llowed t o access the wir eless network u nder the rules .
Chapter 6 Wireless Ta b DTIM Int erval This value ind icate s the numb er of bea con int ervals betw een succ essive Deliv ery T raffic Ind icat ion Messages ( DTIMs ) and t h is nu mber is incl uded in ea ch B eacon f rame.
Chapter 7 Management Tab Chapter 7 Management Ta b On Managem ent Tab , you can con figu re system managem ent services: S ystem L og, Miscella neous, Pin g Watc h D og, and Dynami c D omain Name System (DDNS) . Web server, Simple Netwo rk Management Protocol ( SNMP), SSH server, RSSI LED Thre sholds ar e al so avail able.
Chapter 7 Management Tab If you h ave made an y change of the parameter s , ple ase c lick App ly to make the c onf iguration ta ke effect. T here will be a blue bar a t the to p of the pag e to remind you to save t h e configurati on .
Chapter 7 Management Tab Auto Mail Setting Enable s use r s to mail system logs aut omatically. Clic k Setting and the follow ing page appears. Set the receiving and sending mailbox address, server address, validation inform ation as w ell as the timet able for Auto Mai l Feat ure.
Chapter 7 Management Tab PoE Pas sthr ough When ena bled, the devi ce allows P ower over Et hernet (Po E) power t o pass from LAN0 port to LAN1 port. Enable it if you want to sup ply power to other passive PoE devi ce by L AN1.
Chapter 7 Management Tab Dynam ic DNS The main function of Dynam ic DNS ( DDNS ) is m appi n g th e fix ed do main name t o dynami c IP addre ss. W he n a d evice co nnects to the In te rnet thr ough .
Chapter 7 Management Tab W eb S er ver T he W eb Server f unction enables u ser s t o lo g in to the w eb managem ent page to mana ge this device remotely over t h e Internet . Secure Conn ectio n (H TTPS) The S ecure Connec tion ( HTTPS ) mo de is enabled b y default .
Chapter 7 Management Tab S NM P Ag e nt Y ou can get the traffi c information and tr ansmit condition by u sing the SN MP Agent funct i on. Simple N etwork M anagement Proto col (SNMP) is an appli cation layer protocol that f acilitates the exchange of manageme nt information between net work devices.
Chapter 7 Management Tab Set Co mmuni ty Set Commun ity has the read and w rite righ t of the d evice's SNMP inf ormation. Enter the communit y name that a llows r ead/w r ite acc ess t o the d evic e's SNMP inform ation. Th e community name can be c onsider ed as a password to res tr ict the access ri ght of SNMP manag ers.
Chapter 7 Management Tab RSSI LED Thresholds Y ou can configure t he LEDs on the device to light up when received signal levels reac h the values defined in the fol lowing field s. This a llows a techn ician to ea sily deploy a P har os se ries prod uct wi th out lo ggi ng into the dev ice (for examp le, for antenna a lignment o peration).
Chapter 8 System Tab Chapter 8 Sys te m Ta b Th e S ystem T ab con tr o ls syste m mai ntenanc e routines, device cu stom ization, location ma nagement, u ser account manage ment, firmware update, t ime setting and config uration backup.
Chapter 8 System Tab D evice The Devic e Name is the model of device by default . Y ou can customize a n ew personal and easy - to - remember name. Devi ce Na me Custo miz e the name of th e device . Lang uage Disp la ys the d efault la nguage in t he w eb man agemen t pa ge is En glish .
Chapter 8 System Tab Curre nt Use r Name Displays the current user name. Curre nt Pas swor d Enter the cur rent passw ord fo r the user accou nt. Chec k the Show box to displa y what y ou've enter ed. New User Name En ter t he new user name f or the user account.
Chapter 8 System Tab Date Speci fy the dev ice ’ s date. Click the ca lendar i con or m anually en ter t he date i n the follow ing format: YYYY/MM/DD . For e xample, for November 25, 2013, enter 2013/ 11/25 in the f ield. Time Speci fy the dev ice ’ s da te.
Chapter 8 System Tab Recurr ing Mo de Specif y the DS T conf igur ation in recur ring mo de. Th is co nfigur ation is recu rrin g in use . Time Offset : Speci fy the time offset in minutes when Da ylight Saving Time comes. Start/ End Time : Select t he start ti me and end time of Dayli ght Savin g Time.
Chapter 8 System Tab NOTE: 1. Please selec t the p roper softwar e version tha t matc h es you r hardware to up grade. 2. To avoi d damag e, please do not pow er off t he devic e while upgra ding. 3. After upgrading, the devi ce will r eboot aut omatically.
Chapter 9 Tools Chapter 9 To o l s List This dev ice pro vide s some useful too ls inc luding Ping, T r aceroute , Speed Test, Su rvey and Spectr um Analys is. Ping Ping test fu nction is used to test the connectiv ity and reac hability between the device and the target host so as to locate the net work m alfunctio ns.
Chapter 9 Tools Packe t Size E nter th e number of data byt es to be sent . I t can be 4 - 472 bytes and the default is 64. T raceroute Tracert route function is used to tracks the route pac kets taken from source on their way to a given ta rget host .
Chapter 9 Tools Test Resul t D isplays the data streams that the dev ice is trans mittin g (TX) and re ceiv ing (RX). Client The si de to in iti a tively launch the test request. T he clien t side ca n conf igure paramet ers including ser ver ’ s IP, p arallel and di rection.
Chapter 9 Tools S u r vey BSSID D isplays the BSSID of ot her APs surveyed by this device . SSID D isplays the SSID o f other APs surveyed by this device . MAXtr eam Displa ys the MAX tream ca pabili ty of other APs surve yed by this dev ice . Devi ce Na me D isplays the nam es of other APs sur veyed by t his device .
Chapter 9 Tools S pec trum Analysis Spectrum A nalysis can hel p you to choose the pro per channel / frequency. Through the s pectrum a nalysis you can learn the distribution of the radi o noise a nd intelligently select the c hannel/ frequency in l ow noise .
Appen dix A Phar os MAXtre am TDMA Appendix A: Pharos MA Xtre am TDMA Wit h the fast expansion o f n etwork scale , wireless competitio n and col lisions a mong CPEs a nd base stations will be so enormous that the r eal throug h out of the n etwork wi ll drop, result ing in a ser iou s impact on end - user experience.
Append ix B Glossary Append ix B: Glo ssar y Glossar y Description A ALG ( A pplication La yer Gateway) Appli cation Level Ga teway (ALG) is ap plication specific tra nslation agent that allow s an applicat ion on a host in one address r ealm to connec t to it s counterp art runni ng on a host in different r ealm trans pare ntl y.
Append ix B Glossary Glossar y Description I ICMP ( Internet C on trol Messages Protoc ol ) Network layer In ternet p rotocol th at rep orts error s and provides ot her inform ation relev ant t o IP packet proc essing.
Append ix B Glossary Glossar y Description S SMTP ( Simple Mail Tr ansfer Protocol ) SMTP i s an Internet sta ndard for elec tronic mai l (e - mail) tran smiss ion SSH ( Secure Shell P rotocol ) SSH is a networ k protocol th at allows data to be exchan ged us ing a secure c hannel b etween t wo networ ked devices.
Append ix B Glossary Glossar y Description W WAN ( Wide Area Netw ork ) Data communicati ons network that ser ves users a cr oss a broad geogr aphic area and oft en uses tran smission devices pr ovided b y common ca rriers.
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Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté TP-Link CPE510 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du TP-Link CPE510 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation TP-Link CPE510, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le TP-Link CPE510 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le TP-Link CPE510, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du TP-Link CPE510.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le TP-Link CPE510. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei TP-Link CPE510 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
