DG-WU2008

User Manual

V1.0
2020-1-13

As our products undergo continuous development the specifications are subject to change without prior notice

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COPYRIGHT
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Company has an ongoing policy of upgrading its products and it may be possible that
information in this document is not up-to-date.

Please check with your local distributors for latest information. No part of this document
can be copied or reproduced in any form without written consent from the company.

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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................ 6
1.1 OVERVIEW .....................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2 GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR NEW CONTROLLER.......................................................................................................................7
1.3 PACKAGE CONTENT .....................................................................................................................................................................7
CHAPTER 2: HARDWARE INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................. 8
HARDWARE: .........................................................................................................................................................................................8
CHAPTER 3: LOGIN WEB NETWORK MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................... 9
CHAPTER 4: WEB GUI CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................... 10
4.1 SYSTEM STATUS......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1.A DEVICE INFO ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1.B INTERFACE STATUS ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.1.C LAN IP FLOW ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.1.D APPLICATION FLOW .............................................................................................................................................................. 12
4.2 NETWORK CONFIGURE ........................................................................................................................................ 13
4.2.A INTERFACE CONFIGURE ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
4.2.A.1 WAN CONFIGURE .............................................................................................................................................................. 13
4.2.A.2 LAN/ DHCP ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.A.3 PHYSICAL PORT DEFINITION ............................................................................................................................................ 15
4.2.A.4 SUBINTERFACE CONFIGURE.............................................................................................................................................. 15
4.2.B ROUTE RULE ........................................................................................................................................................ 16
4.2.B.1 MULTI-LINE DEVERSION RULES ...................................................................................................................................... 16
4.2.B.2 STATIC ROUTE .................................................................................................................................................................... 17
4.2.B.2.1 STATIC ROUTING............................................................................................................................................................. 17
4.2.B.2.2 ROUTING INFORMATION................................................................................................................................................ 17
4.2.C DDNS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 18
4.2.D NAT/ PORT FORWARDING ............................................................................................................................. 19
4.2.D.1 PORT FORWARDING .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.2.D.2 DMZ HOST ......................................................................................................................................................................... 20
4.2.D.3 SRC NAT ............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
4.2.D.4 DST NAT ............................................................................................................................................................................ 21
4.3 FLOW CONTROL POLICY...................................................................................................................................... 21
4.3.1 SMART FLOW CONTROL ....................................................................................................................................................... 21
4.3.2 BANDWIDTH CONTROL ......................................................................................................................................................... 22
4.3.3 FREE FLOW CONTROL........................................................................................................................................................... 22
4.4 AC MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................................................. 23
4.4.1 AP LIST.................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
4.4.2 AP CONFIGURE TEMPLATE .................................................................................................................................................. 25
4.4.3 AP UPGRADE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 26

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4.5 AUTH INTERNET ACCESS .................................................................................................................................... 27

4.5.1 AUTH CONFIGURE .................................................................................................................................................................. 27
4.5.1.A PPPOE AUTHENTICATION ................................................................................................................................................ 27
4.5.1.B PORTAL AUTHENTICATION ............................................................................................................................................... 29
4.5.1.C IP AUTHENTICATION ......................................................................................................................................................... 31
4.5.1.D MAC AUTHENTICATION ................................................................................................................................................... 32
4.5.1.E RADIUS BILLING.................................................................................................................................................................. 32
4.5.1.F NOTIFY PAGE....................................................................................................................................................................... 33
4.5.2 USER MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................................................. 33
4.5.2.A AUTH USER.......................................................................................................................................................................... 33
4.5.2.B AUTH USER STATUS ........................................................................................................................................................... 34
4.5.2.C DEPARTMENT/ LEVEL DEFINITION ................................................................................................................................ 35
4.6 BEHAVIOR CONTROL ............................................................................................................................................ 36
4.6.1 APPLICATION FIREWALL....................................................................................................................................................... 36
4.6.2 URL REDIRECT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 37
4.6.3 DOMAIN REDIRECT................................................................................................................................................................ 37
4.6.4 MESSAGE PUSH CONFIGURE ................................................................................................................................................ 38
4.7 OBJECT MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................................................ 39
4.7.1 BASIC OBJECT ......................................................................................................................................................................... 39
4.7.1.A TIME OBJECT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 39
4.7.1.B SOURCE IP OBJECT ............................................................................................................................................................. 39
4.7.1.C PORT OBJECT....................................................................................................................................................................... 40
4.7.1.D DESTINATION IP OBJECT .................................................................................................................................................. 40
4.7.2 APPLICATION OBJECT ........................................................................................................................................................... 41
4.7.2.1 BUILT-IN APPLICATION OBJECT ...................................................................................................................................... 41
4.7.2.1.A BUILT-IN APP OBJECT UPGRADE ................................................................................................................................. 41
4.7.2.1.B BUILT-IN APP OBJECT .................................................................................................................................................... 41
4.7.2.2 CUSTOM APPLICATION OBJECT........................................................................................................................................ 42
4.7.2.2.A CUSTOMIZE APP OBJECT ............................................................................................................................................... 42
4.7.2.2.B DEFINE APP BY DOMAIN ............................................................................................................................................... 42
4.7.2.2.C DEFINE APP BY OBJECTIVE IP + PORT........................................................................................................................ 43
4.8 SAFETY PROTECTION ........................................................................................................................................... 43
4.8.1 IP-MAC BINDING .................................................................................................................................................................. 43
4.8.2 CONNECTION QUANTITY LIMIT ........................................................................................................................................... 44
4.8.3 LAN ABNORMAL DETECTION .............................................................................................................................................. 44
4.8.4 LAN ATTACK PROTECTION ................................................................................................................................................. 45
4.8.5 WAN PING FORBID/ WAN LOGIN .................................................................................................................................... 45
4.9 LOG RECORD ............................................................................................................................................................ 46
4.9.1 LOG PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................................................................. 46
4.9.2 USER AUTH LOG..................................................................................................................................................................... 46
4.9.3 ONLINE USER LOG ................................................................................................................................................................. 47
4.9.4 INTERFACE FLOW LOG .......................................................................................................................................................... 47
4.9.5 SYSTEM LOG ........................................................................................................................................................................... 48
4.10 VPN ........................................................................................................................................................................... 48

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4.10.1 PPTP..................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
4.10.1.A PPTP VPN SERVER ........................................................................................................................................................ 48
4.10.1.B PPTP VPN ACCESS STATUS .......................................................................................................................................... 49
4.10.2 L2TP ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
4.10.2.A L2TP VPN SERVER ........................................................................................................................................................ 50
4.10.2.B L2TP VPN ACCESS STATUS .......................................................................................................................................... 51
4.10.3 VTUNS ................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
4.10.3.1 VTUNS CONFIGURE ....................................................................................................................................................... 51
4.10.3.1.A PARAMETER SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................... 51
4.10.3.1.B TUNNEL MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 52
4.10.3.2 VTUNS STATUS............................................................................................................................................................... 53
4.11 BPN (THIS FEATURE IS FOR FUTURE USE)................................................................................................. 53
4.11.A BPN SERVER ........................................................................................................................................................................ 53
4.11.B BPN ACCESS STATUS.......................................................................................................................................................... 54
4.12 DEVICE MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 54
4.12.A FIRMWARE UPGRADE ......................................................................................................................................................... 54
4.12.B MODIFY PASSWORD ............................................................................................................................................................ 55
4.12.C PING DETECTION ................................................................................................................................................................. 55
4.12.D CONFIGURE FILE MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 56
4.12.E RESTART DEVICE ................................................................................................................................................................ 57
4.12.F TIMED TASK ........................................................................................................................................................................ 58
4.12.G TIME SYNCHRONIZATION ................................................................................................................................................... 58
4.12.H CLOUD CONFIGURE (FOR FUTURE USE) ......................................................................................................................... 59
CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................................................................... 60
1 W HY CAN’T I CONFIGURE THE CONTROLLER EVEN WHEN THE CABLE IS PLUGGED AND THE LED IS LIT? ................. 60
2 WHAT CAN I DO IF MY ETHERNET CONNECTION DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY? .................................................................. 62

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Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Overview

DG-WU2008 is a CAPWAP based WLAN Controller with main functions as Router, AC

Controller, Management, VLAN Management functions.

When worked as a router, it can access into 512 end users, to do advertisement and
captive portal authentication.

When worked as a controller, it can manage 512 nos FIT wireless access points.

The network connectivity will be as shown below:

Acting as Router and Controller

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1.2 Get Familiar with your new Controller

1. Connect the controller with computer by wired connection.

2. The default IP address of this controller is 172.16.0.1. By default DHCP Server is enabled
only on LAN1 port (172.16.0.x/ 255.255.0.0).

This controller has individual IP address on each LAN port. For first time installation, connect
PC to LAN1 port of controller. Default username/ password is admin/ admin.

1.3 Package Content

• DG-WU2008 Wireless Controller and Gateway

• Power Cord
• Quick Installation Guide
• Installation Guide CD ( includes User Manual / QIG )
• Patch Cord (1 No.)
• Console Cable
• Rack Mounting Kit
• Earthing/Grounding Wire.

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Chapter 2: Hardware Introduction

Hardware:

WAN1: WAN Port in Default mode.

WAN2/LAN5; WAN3/LAN4; WAN4/LAN3, LAN2: LAN Ports in default mode, but can set
up as WAN ports in gateway operation mode based on requirement.

LAN1: LAN Port as default

CONSOLE; Serial port

USB: Two for USB flash & USB keyboard, mainly to upgrade system.

Power: To power ON the device, Power LED indicator will be on;

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Chapter 3: Login Web Network Management

The default IP address of device is 172.16.0.1. Connect the PC to controller & PC will obtain
the IP address directly from AC controller DHCP server.

Input AC Controller’s IP address http://172.16.0.1:2011 into browser. It will display the

below page.

Input username/ password as admin/ admin.

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Chapter 4: WEB GUI Configuration

After logged into AC controller, following home page will be displayed:

4.1 System Status

4.1.a Device Info

Display general information of Controller.

Network Interface Status: It displays the active interface port connectivity status, Link Speed,
IP address, Mac Address, Receive/ Send speed.

Display Ports Status. Grayed out means nothing connected to above ports & green means
connected.
Device Basic Information: Displays Device ID along with max User/ AP support detail.
It shows Device Uptime, CPU & Memory utilization, Temperature, Connection monitoring,
online users, Device model & Firmware Version.

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4.1.b Interface Status

Displays controller LAN/ WAN interface detail (Upstream/ Downstream bandwidth(KB), IP

Address, Status, total Upstream/ downstream speed(KB/S), Flow(MB)

If you click Operation icon, it will display the respective interface detail as shown below:

Line Detection

You can check the configured WAN connectivity under this option

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4.1.c LAN IP Flow

You can view the connected User sessions under this option.

Click on desired User IP address to view the session logs:

4.1.d Application Flow

Display the user running applications flow chart.

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4.2 Network Configure

4.2.a Interface Configure

Under this tab you can configure WAN settings, DHCP Server configuration on each LAN port
(172.x.x.x), Configurable WAN/ LAN port as per requirement & sub-interface for VLAN
configuration. This tab options are described as below:-

4.2.a.1 WAN Configure

LAN1 & WAN1 are by default ports & rest all configurable into WAN/LAN ports as per
customer requirement.

You can configure WAN1 in ADSL/ PPPoE, Static IP or DHCP mode as per settings provided
by ISP to use it in Gateway mode.

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4.2.a.2 LAN/ DHCP

You can configure DHCP Server for respective LAN port under this tab. Every LAN port have
different IP network. By default DHCP Server is enabled only on LAN1 interface.

Similarly, you can enable/ disable DHCP Server for other LAN interface if required.

You can view the DHCP Client list of Respective LAN interface under “DHCP Allocation
Status”.

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4.2.a.3 Physical Port Definition

LAN1 & WAN1 are default ports. Rest all are configurable into LAN/ WAN port as per the
requirement. You can set desired LAN & WAN port combination under this tab.

4.2.a.4 Subinterface Configure

You can use this option to create different VLAN for connected AP or Wi-Fi Users. We can
connect controller’s LAN port with VLAN switch’s trunk port, configure the VLAN id and
associated parameters on both the devices so that the controller can manage the wireless
AP under particular VLAN.
You can create sub-interface for every LAN port on this controller. Once you
click Add tab, it will display following page:-

If you are using a switch with controller, you can add Subinterface type as 802.1Q else
select MAC-VLAN if AP is directly terminated on controller& define VLAN ID.

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4.2.b Route Rule

4.2.b.1 Multi-line Deversion Rules

You can use this option if multiple WAN is terminating on controller. You can set session shunt,
source IP shunt and source IP +destination IP for some specific network traffic depending on
desired WAN connection to minimize the internet utilization.

You need to create Source IP, Destination IP object under “Object Management” tab &
map the defined object traffic to selected WAN interface.

Session Shunt:
It will divide the user’s internet bandwidth as per the number of WAN terminated on
controller by using this option.

Source + Destination address shunt

You can bind the source/ destination IP address to specific WAN interface to constraint
the bandwidth congestion by using this option.

Source IP Shunt Line Selection:

You can route the user traffic through specific WAN interface by using this option.

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4.2.b.2 Static Route

4.2.b.2.1 Static Routing

You can manually add static route to this device to define the path selection of traffic from
one interface to another.

4.2.b.2.2 Routing Information

Displays the routing rule enabled on the controller under this tab.

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4.2.c DDNS

Dynamic DNS (DDNS) is an Internet service that allows controller with varying
public IP addresses to be located using Internet domain names . To use DDNS,
you must setup an account with a DDNS provider such as DynDNS.org,etc. When
you set up an account with a DDNS service, the host & domain name, username,
password detail will be provided by the account provider.

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4.2.d NAT/ Port forwarding

By default, the firewall of a controller blocks all connection attempts by devices on the
Internet to devices in your local network. This is called inbound traffic. If you want devices
on the Internet to connect to devices on your local network (for example, you have an IP
Camera or an FTP server that you want to be accessible via the Internet), you will have to
open the desired ports on controller.

4.2.d.1 Port forwarding

Also called inbound firewall rules. You can create port forwarding rules that look into the
header of each inbound packet, and either block it or forward it to specified devices on you
local network, based on the source IP address, LAN/ WAN TCP port number, and other
characteristics of the packet. Packets with different characteristics can be forwarded to
different devices on your local network.

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4.2.d.2 DMZ Host

If you use a DMZ to forward all inbound traffic to a device in you local network, that device
loses all the protection of the device's firewall & It is totally exposed to the Internet.

4.2.d.3 Src NAT

You can add a Source NAT rule under this tab.

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4.2.d.4 Dst NAT

You can add a Destination NAT rule under this tab.

4.3 Flow Control Policy

4.3.1 Smart Flow Control

Under this tab you can set/ define bandwidth for respective WAN interface.

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4.3.2 Bandwidth Control

You can define/ limit the bandwidth for specific Address Pool or User under this option. Set
the Upstream/ Downstream limit in KB/S.

4.3.3 Free Flow Control

You can define IP pool under this tab for Free Flow control.

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4.4 AC Management

The wireless controller can discover peer wireless AP regardless of whether these devices
are connected to each other, located in the same Layer 2 broadcast domain, or attached to
different IP subnet. When the controller discovers and validates AP, the controller takes
over the management of the AP. You can replace AP configuration by AP Profile template
created on the controller.

NOTE: By default AP will be in FAT Mode. You need to set it in FIT Mode to get it
discovered on controller.

4.4.1 AP List

AP List displays the online/offline wireless AP list.

You can do the following settings under this tab:

Restart AP: Restart the selected AP from the list.

Reset AP: Restore selected AP to factory default. (If AP is in FIT Mode,

after reset it will be in same mode)

Delete AP: Delete the chosen wireless AP from the list.

Apply Configuration Template: You can push the respective model configuration
template created on controller to desired AP from the list

Refresh: Refresh the displayed AP List.

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All Device: Show the complete list of wireless AP connected to this controller

Online Device: Show the list of wireless AP which are online

Offline Device: Show the list of wireless AP which are offline

Device Model Filter: Select the desired model from filter list to display same model AP

Search Conditions: Search the wireless AP by IP address, MAC address, Device Name, Device
Model & Version info

Name: Can mark AP with the location or model number or other information which can
be easy to know this wireless AP.

Device IP: The wireless AP’s IP address

MAC Address: MAC address of wireless AP

SSID: Shows the SSID of wireless AP

Users: Shows how many users are connected with wireless AP

Status: Displays if AP is Online/ Offline

Channel: Shows the wireless AP channel, including both the frequency bands.

Power: Shows the wireless AP RF power

AP Model: Model number of wireless AP

AP Version: Display AP firmware version

Uptime: Display running time of AP

Black White List: You can assign the Wi-Fi User Mac address by enabling this feature
under Black/white List to allow/ block access to respective AP

Config: You can edit/ modify the configuration of respective AP under this option

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4.4.2 AP Configure Template

Click ‘Add’ to create a template on controller. It will list the connected model in drop down
menu. Just select the desired model & confirm the settings.

Once you confirm the settings, it will list the template. Click on Config to configure the
Wireless settings for respective AP model.

Go to AP List tab to push the configured template to respective AP model as shown below:-

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Select the AP from the list & click on ‘Apply Configuration Template’ to push the
configuration.

After applying the template, you can view the updated AP configuration under AP List.

4.4.3 AP Upgrade

You can view the current firmware version of connected AP’s & latest if any under this option.

Select the Batch online upgrade/ Batch local upgrade option to upgrade a set of AP’s at a stretch.

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4.5 Auth Internet Access

4.5.1 Auth Configure

You can configure four type of Authentication Method for specific LAN interface/ Sub-interface if
any on this controller for Internet access.

1. PPPoE Authentication 3. IP Authentication

2. Portal Authentication 4. Mac Authentication

4.5.1.a PPPoE Authentication

Enable PPPoE authentication on respective Interface as shown below:-

You can bypass certain Users by adding them under “Free Auth IP” section i.e) users can
directly access the internet without using Authentication if any.

Click on PPPoE Auth tab to configure the PPPoE settings.

Enable PPPoE function. Specify the service name, Assign Gateway IP & IP address pool for
PPPoE client under this tab.

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You can configure advanced setting for PPPoE Auth under this option as shown below:-

Now create a User account for PPPoE Auth Method under User Management>>Auth User tab.

The users connected through LAN1 interface will not be able to access the internet until and
unless they dial PPPoE connection from their PC with user account set on controller.

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Once user get connected through PPPoE dialer will be listed under Access Status tab in PPPoE
Auth option on controller.

You can disconnect the PPPoE client from web GUI itself by clicking the icon highlighted
below:-.

4.5.1.b Portal Authentication

Enable Portal authentication on respective Interface as shown below:-

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Click on Portal Auth tab to configure further settings.

You can customize the Web Login page by uploading the images as desired under “Customize
Auth Page”.

Create a User account for Portal Auth Method under User Management>>Auth User tab.

The users connected through LAN2 interface will be prompted a Web page as shown below:-

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Enter the username/ password created for Web authentication on controller to go online.

4.5.1.c IP Authentication

You can allow/ limit certain IP address to desired LAN interface of controller using this method.

You need to create User Account with desired IP address under User Management>>Auth
User tab.

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4.5.1.d MAC Authentication

You can allow/ limit certain MAC address to desired LAN interface of controller using this
method.

You need to create User Account with desired IP address under User Management>>Auth
User tab.

NOTE: You can set the schedule for defined Users to allow internet access for limited
time period under all 4 authentication methods.

4.5.1.e Radius Billing

You can integrate Radius Server with this controller by configuring the below settings.

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4.5.1.f Notify Page

You can define a notification page under this tab.

4.5.2 User Management

4.5.2.a Auth User

You can create the desired User Account for PPPoE Dial UP/ IP Address Auth/ MAC Address
Auth/ Web Auth & VPN Dial UP under this tab.

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It will display the created users list as shown below:-

4.5.2.b Auth User Status

It displays the user Online/ Offline status along with uptime.

It will display the user session & details once you click on desired user from the list.

Basic Details:

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User Flow & Link Track

You can view the connected User Sessions & speed in graphical format.

User Auth Log:

It will display the authenticated user status.

4.5.2.c Department/ Level Definition

You can define multiple departments under this tab to isolate the users if any.

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You can define different Levels under this tab for users if any.

4.6 Behavior Control

4.6.1 Application firewall

You can create firewall rule/ policy for Specific Address/ User/ Level or Department under
this tab.

You can create object for Time/ Destination IP/Destination Port/ Application under
“Object Management”.
Call that object under firewall tab to allow/ block the defined policy.

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4.6.2 URL Redirect

You can redirect any url to defined site on controller.

4.6.3 Domain Redirect

You can redirect any domain to defined fixed IP on controller.

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4.6.4 Message Push Configure

You can configure message push settings under this tab.

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4.7 Object Management

4.7.1 Basic Object

You can create basic object of Time, Source IP, Port & Destination IP under this tab.

4.7.1.a Time Object

By default one object already exist on controller for any time.

If you want to define a rule/ policy for specific time slot, you can create a Time object as
Shown below:-

4.7.1.b Source IP Object

You can create Source IP object here if you want to create policy for certain local IP address
range.

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4.7.1.c Port Object

There are some predefined Port Object already created on Controller by default.

You can create an object for any customized port if required, under this tab.

4.7.1.d Destination IP Object

You can create an object for any online destination address if required, under this tab.

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4.7.2 Application Object

You can create application based object under this tab.

4.7.2.1 Built-in Application Object

4.7.2.1.a Built-in App Object Upgrade

By default there are certain built-in application objects in controller. You can
Upgrade the built-in object library under this tab.

If ‘Auto update built-in library’ option is enabled, it will display the latest version if available
to upgrade the same.

4.7.2.1.b Built-in App Object

In this tab, it will display the built-in object list.

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4.7.2.2 Custom Application Object

4.7.2.2.a Customize App Object

You can create new object under Custom which is not listed in built-in app object.

4.7.2.2.b Define App by Domain

You can create new object based on Domain under this tab.

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4.7.2.2.c Define App by Objective IP + Port

You can define Local User IP Pool for respective customized object under this tab.

4.8 Safety Protection

4.8.1 IP-MAC Binding

You can bind IP address for respective MAC Address under this tab.

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4.8.2 Connection Quantity Limit

You can define the concurrent TCP/ UDP connection for respective Address, User, Level or on
department basis.

4.8.3 LAN Abnormal Detection

You can enable DHCP Detection, Loop Detection or PPPoE detection feature under this tab.

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4.8.4 LAN Attack Protection

You can set the packet threshold for respective LAN interface under this tab.

4.8.5 WAN Ping Forbid/ WAN Login

You can forbid remote ping, remote management of controller & close telnet service under
this tab.

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4.9 Log Record

4.9.1 Log Parameters

You can select below option to store the logs to internal memory but after reboot, it will
clear the logs

You can specify Log Server IP if any, under this tab.

4.9.2 User Auth Log

You can view the Authenticated User log under this tab.

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4.9.3 Online User Log

Here you can view the number of online Users at specific time interval in graphical format

4.9.4 Interface Flow Log

Here you can view the upstream/ downstream rate of respective Interface at specific time
interval.

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4.9.5 System Log

You can view the system logs under this tab.

4.10 VPN
You can configure following VPN connectivity on this controller.

4.10.1 PPTP

4.10.1.a PPTP VPN Server

Configure PPTP Connectivity as shown below:-

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Once PPTP Server is configured, create a User for VPN Dial-UP under “Auth User”.

4.10.1.b PPTP VPN Access Status

You can view the PPTP connectivity status under this option. You can also disconnect the
connected user using the GUI.

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4.10.2 L2TP

4.10.2.a L2TP VPN Server

Configure L2TP Connectivity as shown below:-

Once L2TP Server is configured, create a New User or you can use the same user account
Configured for VPN Dial-UP under “Auth User”.

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4.10.2.b L2TP VPN Access Status

You can view the L2TP connectivity status under this option. You can also disconnect the
connected user using the GUI.

4.10.3 VTUNS

4.10.3.1 VTUNS Configure

You can configure Server-Client Tunnel using this option on controller. You would require
controller at the remote site as well to form VTUNS.

4.10.3.1.a Parameter Settings

Set one end as VPN Server & define a password as shown below:-

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4.10.3.1.b Tunnel Management

You need to define a Tunnel Name, ID & remote local network along with netmask under this
tab.

On Remote Controller, you need to set it as VPN Dialing Client. Enter the other controller IP as
Server IP & specify the same password as defined on other controller.

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4.10.3.2 VTUNS Status

You can view the VTUNS status under this tab.

4.11 BPN (This feature is for future use)

4.11.a BPN Server

You can configure BPN Server under this tab.

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4.11.b BPN Access Status

You can view the BPN Status under this option.

4.12 Device Maintenance

4.12.a Firmware Upgrade

You can upgrade the firmware on controller using this option.

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4.12.b Modify Password

You can set the management password under this tab.

4.12.c Ping Detection

Here you can check the ping to respective WAN interface under this tab.

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Here you can check the ping to multiple interfaces at a time.

4.12.d Configure File Maintenance

Here you can import/ export controller configuration settings. You can reset the
controller to default settings.

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You can backup the configuration to Email ID.

4.12.e Restart Device

You can reboot the device or Power it OFF under this option.

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4.12.f Timed Task

You can define a timed task under this option.

4.12.g Time Synchronization

You can define a Time Server under this option.

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4.12.h Cloud Configure (For Future Use)

You can configure cloud settings under this option.

You can also change the Management password by clicking this option.

To logout the Web Interface, click the highlighted tab.

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CHAPTER 5 Troubleshooting

This Chapter provides solutions to problems for the installation and operation of
the Wireless Access Controller. You can refer to the following if you are having
problems.

1 Why can’t I configure the controller even when the cable is plugged and the LED is lit?

Do a Ping test to make sure that the Wireless

Access Controller is responding. Note: It is recommended that

Go to Start > Run. you use an Ethernet connection

to configure it
Type cmd.

1. Press OK.

2. Type ipconfig to get the IP of default gateway.

3. Type “ping 172.16.0.1”. Assure that you ping the correct IP Address

assigned to this wireless access controller. It will show four replies if you

ping correctly.

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Ensure that your Ethernet Adapter is working, and that all network drivers are

installed properly. Network adapter names will vary depending on your specific

adapter. The installation steps listed below are applicable for all network adapters.

1. Go to Start > Right click on “My Computer” > Properties .

2. Select the Hardware Tab.

3. Click Device Manager.

4. Double-click on “Network Adapters”.

5. Right-click on Wireless Card bus Adapter or your specific network adapter.

6. Select Properties to ensure that all drivers are installed properly.

7. Look under Device Status to see if the device is working properly.

8. Click “OK”.

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2 What can I do if my Ethernet connection does not work properly?

A. Make sure the RJ45 cable connects with the router.

B. Ensure that the setting on your Network Interface Card adapter is “Enabled”.

C. If settings are correct, ensure that you are not using a crossover Ethernet

cable, not all Network Interface Cards are MDI/MDIX compatible, and using a

patch cable is recommended.

D. If the connection still does not work properly, then you can reset it to default.

This product comes with One Year warranty. For further details about warranty
policy and Product Registration, please visit support section of www.digisol.com

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