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EE User Manual Bright Box Wireless Router

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EE Bright Box User Manual 10 When the router is connected to power, switched on and only a broadband cable is connected, the lights should be lit a

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EE Bright Box User Manual 100 Wireless feature. See how to change the wireless channel on page 69 for further information. Extension Channel This opt

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EE Bright Box User Manual 101 Multiple SSID wireless network name (SSID) This field allows you to create or edit the transmitting wireless network na

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EE Bright Box User Manual 102 3. Click on Wireless Settings in the left hand navigation menu to expand the Wireless Settings menu. 4. Click on Chan

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EE Bright Box User Manual 103 • You want to keep files you've shared on your home network separate from other people. • You want to limit the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 104 11. In the ‘Multiple SSID No.’ dropdown, select ‘2’ 12. In the ‘Wireless Password’ field, enter a password for your

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EE Bright Box User Manual 105 page. With WEP security mode, you will only be able to use the router in the slower 802.11b/g standard (speeds up to 54

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EE Bright Box User Manual 106 11. Click Save Settings: 12. Now you will need to set a password on the new SSID. Click on the WEP option under W

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EE Bright Box User Manual 107 13. In the ‘Multiple SSID’ dropdown select ‘2’: 14. In the ‘WEP Mode’ select ’128-bit’ 15. In the ‘Key Entry Method

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EE Bright Box User Manual 108 17. Click Save Settings: 18. Refresh your computer's wireless software - you can now connect to your new Wire

Page 12 - USB File Sharing

EE Bright Box User Manual 109 Section Description Multiple SSID No. This option is used to configure which of the SSID’s you are applying the WPA se

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EE Bright Box User Manual 11 username and password have been entered incorrectly. Off The router can’t detect a broadband signal. If you are using th

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EE Bright Box User Manual 110 server. EE Broadband does not provide support for this option. 802.1X server settings must be configured in the Advance

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EE Bright Box User Manual 111 Description of 802.1x settings The following table contains a description of settings on the 802.1x settings page: Se

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EE Bright Box User Manual 112 Server Port This field allows you to configure the connection port of the RADIUS server. By default the value is 1812,

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EE Bright Box User Manual 113 Description of Bandwidth Control settings The following table describes the settings on the Bandwidth Control page: Se

Page 18 - Engineer Visit

EE Bright Box User Manual 114 8. Click Save Settings: 9. Now we need to enable the Quality of Service function on the router for the Bandwidth

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EE Bright Box User Manual 115 11. Now establish a connection to your SSID2 wireless network, and the Bandwidth Control will be applied and your up

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EE Bright Box User Manual 116 Description of USB File Sharing settings The table below contains a description of the settings on the USB File Sharin

Page 21 - Check it over

EE Bright Box User Manual 117 Windows Vista and Windows 7. If you’ve changed your workgroup name in Windows, you may need to change the Workgroup Nam

Page 22 - Six simple steps to move

EE Bright Box User Manual 118 configured when you click Share in the USB device section. Volume Name This field displays the volume name of the share

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EE Bright Box User Manual 119 8. In the user account section, click Add User: 9. On the Edit User screen enter a ‘User Name’, ‘Password’ and se

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EE Bright Box User Manual 12 • DSL port • Reset button • Ethernet Ports o WAN port for Fibre broadband services (also known as LAN 4) o LAN p

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EE Bright Box User Manual 120 13. Now you can access your shared drive on your network by selecting the drive, and entering the user name and passw

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EE Bright Box User Manual 121 MOBILE BROADBAND If you have a supported mobile broadband 3G USB dongle, you can connect it to the USB socket on your B

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EE Bright Box User Manual 122 7. Click Save Settings: Please note that the Mobile Broadband feature is currently in beta so we regret we’re unabl

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EE Bright Box User Manual 123 Description of DHCP settings: The table below contains a description of the settings on the DHCP page: Section Descrip

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EE Bright Box User Manual 124 IP Subnet Mask This field is used to configure the IP Subnet Mask for the router’s local area network. By default the s

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EE Bright Box User Manual 125 1. Login to the router’s admin pages. 2. Click on the Advanced Set-Up tab and click Accept on the ‘Please proceed wit

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EE Bright Box User Manual 126 9. In this example we will reserve the IP address 192.168.1.10 for a device with a MAC Address of E8:B2:C3:D4:E5:F6 ca

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EE Bright Box User Manual 127 4. You can enable or disable the NAT module on the Bright Box router by selecting the option you want on the NAT pag

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EE Bright Box User Manual 128 4. Click on Address Mapping in the left hand navigation menu: Description of Address Mapping settings The table below

Page 34 - Advanced Set-Up tab

EE Bright Box User Manual 129 admin page, under the address reservation section. See how to reserve an IP address on page 124 for further information

Page 35 - Bandwidth Control

EE Bright Box User Manual 13 Intelligent Wireless/WPS button Press this button briefly to activate the Intelligent Wireless process or press this but

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EE Bright Box User Manual 130 Description of Port Forwarding settings The table below contains a description of the settings on the Port Forwarding

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EE Bright Box User Manual 131 the port forwarding rule. For example, if you are running an FTP server on your local network, you will need to forward

Page 38 - MAKING CONFIGURATION CHANGES

EE Bright Box User Manual 132 11. Click Save Settings: 12. The settings will be applied and the Port Forwarding entry will now be enabled on your

Page 39 - HELP PAGES

EE Bright Box User Manual 133 Description of Port Trigger settings The table below contains a description of the settings on the Port Triggers page

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EE Bright Box User Manual 134 separated by a comma (,) or a range of ports using a dash (-). Please refer to the instructions supplied with your soft

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EE Bright Box User Manual 135 9. Tick the ‘enable’ box to enable the port triggering entry: 10. Click Save Settings: 11. The settings will be ap

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EE Bright Box User Manual 136 You can refresh the NAT mapping table by clicking the refresh button at the bottom of the page The table below contai

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EE Bright Box User Manual 137 mapping source on the Internet/WAN. FIREWALL The Bright Box router contains an internal firewall that is designed to p

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EE Bright Box User Manual 138 Please note that disabling the firewall on the router is not recommended except in exceptional circumstances (such as

Page 45 - INFORMATION

EE Bright Box User Manual 139 Description of settings on the Access Control page The table below contains a description of the settings on the Port

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EE Bright Box User Manual 14 CHAPTER 3: INSTALLATION UNPACKING YOUR BRIGHT BOX WIRELESS ROUTER To make your life easier, we’ve already set-up your Br

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EE Bright Box User Manual 140 ‘h323’,’dns’,’snmp’,’pptp’,’l2tp’,’tcp’,’udp’ or ‘user’ (for a user defined rule’. Schedule Rule This field display the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 141 6. Click the Add Device Filtering Rule link: 7. On the Edit Device Filtering Rule page, enter a rule description –

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EE Bright Box User Manual 142 10. Do not change the ‘Schedule Rule’ option, leave it as ‘Always Blocking’ and click Save Settings: 11. The access

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EE Bright Box User Manual 143 MAC FILTER MAC Filtering is a firewall feature that allows you to control which devices are allowed to access your net

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EE Bright Box User Manual 144 Description of MAC Filter settings The table below contains a description of the settings on the MAC Filter page : Sect

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EE Bright Box User Manual 145 6. Enter the MAC address(s) of the computer(s) or device(s) you wish to allow access to. 7. The easiest way to do th

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EE Bright Box User Manual 146 You can define a page either by a URL such as http://www.example.com or by a single keyword found in the URL of the web

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EE Bright Box User Manual 147 1. Reserve an IP address for the computer you wish to set up the access control rule on. You can do this in the Advanc

Page 55 - MIGRATION WIZARD

EE Bright Box User Manual 148 9. Click the add device filtering rule link: 10. On the edit device filtering rule page, enter a rule description

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EE Bright Box User Manual 149 13. Do not change the ‘Schedule Rule’ option, leave it as ‘Always Blocking’ and click Save Settings: 14. Select th

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EE Bright Box User Manual 15 Black Ethernet cable: Bright Box wireless router set-up guide: ‘KEEP MEE’ card If any of these items are missin

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EE Bright Box User Manual 150 Once a rule has been created, you can navigate back to the URL Blocking page and update the URL list at any time, ad

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EE Bright Box User Manual 151 How to create a Schedule Rule for Access Control To create a schedule rule, and apply the rule to an access control ru

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EE Bright Box User Manual 152 6. Enter a value in the ‘name’ field for the schedule – this name will appear in the ‘Scheduling Rule’ dropdown on the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 153 12. Click the Add Device Filtering Rule link: 13. On the Edit Device Filtering Rule page enter a rule descriptio

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EE Bright Box User Manual 154 17. Select the type of traffic you want to block by ticking the ‘blocking’ box next to the service name. You can selec

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EE Bright Box User Manual 155 INTRUSION DETECTION You can configure special firewall intrusion detection settings in the Intrusion Detection admin p

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EE Bright Box User Manual 156 Description of Intrusion Detection settings: The table below contains a description of the settings on the Intrusion D

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EE Bright Box User Manual 157 H323 traffic for videoconferencing or Netmeeting. TFTP Service This option enables or disables the SPI firewall for all

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EE Bright Box User Manual 158 Description of DMZ settings The table below contains a description of the settings on the DMZ page: Section Descriptio

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EE Bright Box User Manual 159 want to put in the DMZ. How to add a computer to the De-militarized zone (DMZ) If you think your Bright Box Wireless R

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EE Bright Box User Manual 16 SETTING UP YOUR ADSL BROADBAND Follow these steps to set up your Bright Box Wireless Router for your ADSL EE broadband s

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EE Bright Box User Manual 160 6. In the ‘client device IP address’ field for Index 1, enter the IP address of the computer you wish to add to the D

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EE Bright Box User Manual 161 Once the traffic type is defined, you select a priority for the traffic type from Highest to Lowest. You define the tra

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EE Bright Box User Manual 162 5. The QoS module is now enabled, you can now define the traffic types and priorities in the Traffic Mapping page. TR

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EE Bright Box User Manual 163 How to create a Quality of Service Traffic Mapping rule To configure Quality of Service, you must configure the traffic

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EE Bright Box User Manual 164 9. Click Save Settings: 10. The traffic mapping rule has now been created and will appear in the Traffic Mapping

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EE Bright Box User Manual 165 Quality of Service Traffic Type descriptions: The table below describes the traffic types available for Quality of Se

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EE Bright Box User Manual 166 or TCP/UDP (BOTH) traffic. Incoming Port Select this option to assign a Quality of Service rule to traffic from a devic

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EE Bright Box User Manual 167 • Highest • Higher • High • Medium • Normal • Low • Lower • Lowest By default, no bandwidth minimum has been ap

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EE Bright Box User Manual 168 9. Click Save Settings 10. The bandwidth prioritisation for the diffserv group is now set. If you have already cr

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EE Bright Box User Manual 169 5. On the ‘WMM Support’ option select ‘Enable’ and click Save Settings. 6. If you have not already enabled the Qual

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EE Bright Box User Manual 17 3. Plug the power cable into the router: 4. Plug the other end into a plug socket and turn it on: 5. You can now sw

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EE Bright Box User Manual 170 7. In the ‘QoS module function’ option, select ‘Enable’ and click Save Settings: UPNP UPnP (Universal Plug-and-Play)

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EE Bright Box User Manual 171 UPnP can be disabled so that connected devices and application don’t manage their own firewall settings. Please be awar

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EE Bright Box User Manual 172 TOOLS The Tools section contains a number of features to help manage your router. You can back up and restore your rout

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EE Bright Box User Manual 173 3. Click on Tools in the left hand navigation menu to expand the Tools menu: 4. Click on Configuration on the left ha

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EE Bright Box User Manual 174 6. You may be presented with an option to save a file called ‘backup.bin’. This is the router configuration file. Clic

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EE Bright Box User Manual 175 7. Select the location of the ‘backup.bin’ file that you previously saved. For example, in the ‘Downloads’ folder:

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EE Bright Box User Manual 176 you are away from the router (for example connected over a wireless connection) you may find it more convenient to rest

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EE Bright Box User Manual 177 7. The restart will begin. This process will take 99 seconds to complete: 8. The router will be automatically reboo

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EE Bright Box User Manual 178 5. Click on the Factory Default button: 6. A warning dialog box will be displayed. Click OK to proceed with the res

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EE Bright Box User Manual 179 7. A ‘Do not turn off your router, please wait until default configuration has been applied’ message and timer will be

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EE Bright Box User Manual 18 Please note that if you're redirected to the ‘Nearly there!’ holding page in your browser, you may need to wait a

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EE Bright Box User Manual 180 www.ee.co.uk/brightbox The firmware file will usually have a .bin file extension. For example – ‘BrightBox_FW_V0.09.94.

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EE Bright Box User Manual 181 6. Click on the Browse button on the Firmware Upgrade page: 7. Navigate to the location of the router firmware on

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EE Bright Box User Manual 182 11. The router will restart as a part of the firmware upgrade and the router login page will be displayed when the up

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EE Bright Box User Manual 183 The System page displays additional details about your router, including hardware, MAC address and software informatio

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EE Bright Box User Manual 184 router unit. Wireless MAC Address This field displays the 12-digit MAC address of the wireless interface of the router.

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EE Bright Box User Manual 185 5. On the ‘Enable Automatic Time Server Maintenance’ option select ‘Enable’ to switch on time synchronisation with th

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EE Bright Box User Manual 186 Please note that it is not possible to update the Time Zone or NTP Server options, these are fixed and optimised for

Page 98 - WIRELESS SETTINGS

EE Bright Box User Manual 187 How to change the router’s admin password To change the password for the router’s admin pages: 1. Login to the router

Page 99 - CHANNEL AND SSID

EE Bright Box User Manual 188 8. Click Save Settings 9. The password change will be applied and the router login page will be displayed again. En

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EE Bright Box User Manual 189 6. Click Save Settings Only one administrator can be logged into the router admin pages at any time. The router de

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EE Bright Box User Manual 19 3. Plug the power cable into the router: 4. Connect the power supply into a plug socket and turn it on.

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EE Bright Box User Manual 190 How to configure your router for Dynamic DNS To configure the Bright Box router to use a dynamic DNS service: 1. Regi

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EE Bright Box User Manual 191 11. Click Save Settings: 12. You Dynamic DNS host will now be configured with your current Internet IP address, an

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EE Bright Box User Manual 192 4. Click on ADSL Status on the left hand menu: The following table describes the information displayed on the ADSL S

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EE Bright Box User Manual 193 broadband exchange. The value will display either ‘Interleaved Path’ or ‘Fast Path’ The ‘configured’ column for the Lin

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EE Bright Box User Manual 194 Fast Path link. Interleaved Path FEC Correction These values are the count of Forward Error Correction (FEC) detected o

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EE Bright Box User Manual 195 Description of System Log entries The following table contains a description of the entries that may appear in the Br

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EE Bright Box User Manual 196 PPP: LCP/IPCP sending/received CONFREQ The Point-to-Point Protocol has sent or received a Configure-Request message. PP

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EE Bright Box User Manual 197 Loopback or Port Scanning (with invalid TCP flags or more than 20 TCP connections in 4 seconds). admin login success fr

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EE Bright Box User Manual 198 CHAPTER 8: TROUBLESHOOTING The following section contains troubleshooting tips for various issues you may encounter whe

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EE Bright Box User Manual 199 • If the ‘DHCP Enabled’ value displays ‘No’ (or ‘Configure IPv4’ isn’t ‘Using DHCP’ on a Mac) then your computer migh

Page 112 - BANDWIDTH CONTROL

EE Bright Box User Manual 2 Document Identification Version Date Comments 1.0 30/03/12 First Issue 2.0 18/10/12 Content update

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EE Bright Box User Manual 20 Your Fibre broadband is being set up This will take up to 5 minutes, so relax and let us do the leg work. Please note

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EE Bright Box User Manual 200 • For ADSL Broadband: Check that all of the telephone sockets in your house have an ADSL microfilter connected to the

Page 115 - USB FILE SHARING

EE Bright Box User Manual 201 o Encapsulation is ‘VC MUX’ (for ADSL broadband only) o Internet IP Address is ‘Dynamic’ o DNS IP Address is ‘Obtain

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EE Bright Box User Manual 202 • If you are trying to connect using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Set-Up) and this is failing, then try to establish a wire

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EE Bright Box User Manual 203 • Update the software drivers for your wireless adapter to the latest available from your manufacturer. Visit the manu

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EE Bright Box User Manual 204 APPENDIX A: DEFAULT ROUTER SETTINGS The following table lists the default settings for the EE Bright Box wireless route

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EE Bright Box User Manual 205 Bit Swapping Enable SRA Enable Wireless – Channel and SSID Bandwidth 20MHz SSID1 Enable SSID2 Disable SSID3 Disable VLA

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EE Bright Box User Manual 206 Advanced USB File Sharing Auto Share Enable Samba Function Enable Workgroup Name Workgroup User Accounts None NAS Share

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EE Bright Box User Manual 207 SPI – UDP Session Enable SPI – FTP Service Enable SPI – H.323 Service Enable SPI – TFTP Service Enable SPI – SIP Servic

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EE Bright Box User Manual 21 2. If you have a telephone cable reconnect it directly to the telephone socket 3. Disconnect the grey broadband cable

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EE Bright Box User Manual 22 Six simple steps to move 1. Open a web browser (you will not be connected to the Internet) 2. Type http://192.168.1.1

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EE Bright Box User Manual 23 6. Press OK on the warning pop-up. The migration countdown will begin. You can now close your browser. Your Fibre bro

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EE Bright Box User Manual 24 2. For Fibre broadband you should leave the black Ethernet cable connected to the red WAN port on the Bright Box, but

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EE Bright Box User Manual 25 If you can’t connect or are having problems, repeat all of the steps again ensuring that all plugs are connected proper

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EE Bright Box User Manual 26 1. The EE home page will load:

Page 128 - PORT FORWARDING

EE Bright Box User Manual 27 CHAPTER 4: THE BRIGHT BOX ADMIN PAGES ACCESSING THE BRIGHT BOX ADMIN PAGES In order to configure settings on the Bright

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EE Bright Box User Manual 28 a. The Username is admin b. The Password can be found on the sticker on the bottom of the router (in the Router Login

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EE Bright Box User Manual 29 How to log out of the Bright Box admin pages To logout of the router's admin pages: 1. Click Logout – you’ll find

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EE Bright Box User Manual 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 132 - PORT TRIGGERS

EE Bright Box User Manual 30 Possible Errors displayed when logging into the admin pages You may experience one of the errors below while logging on

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EE Bright Box User Manual 31 Please note that you will lose any custom router settings you previously configured if you factory reset the device usi

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EE Bright Box User Manual 32 left-hand column navigation menu. An example below shows the navigation elements as they appear in the basic set up >

Page 135 - NAT MAPPING TABLE

EE Bright Box User Manual 33 Some of the navigation menu pages are nestled underneath other headings according to category. Click on the heading to

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EE Bright Box User Manual 34 Broadband Username and Password can be found here, as well as ISP settings, DNS and MTU settings. > Migration Wizard

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EE Bright Box User Manual 35 > WEP This advanced page allows you to configure the WEP wireless security settings for any of the transmitting SSID’

Page 138 - ACCESS CONTROL

EE Bright Box User Manual 36 > Address Mapping This page contains an Address Mapping table that allows LAN IP addresses ranges to be mapped to par

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EE Bright Box User Manual 37 Internet application properly from behind the firewall, you can configure that device to have unrestricted two-way Inter

Page 140 - IP address

EE Bright Box User Manual 38 router time (as displayed in the System Log) is always correct. > Password Settings You can configure the password to

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EE Bright Box User Manual 39 If you are having problems reconnecting after a change to the router’s wireless settings you may also need to delete yo

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EE Bright Box User Manual 4 Currently Connected Devices ...

Page 143 - MAC FILTER

EE Bright Box User Manual 40 CHAPTER 5: THE BRIGHT BOX STATUS PAGE The status page is where you'll find all the information you need about the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 41 Field Description Broadband Type For EE ADSL broadband connections, this field should display a value of ADSL. For EE F

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EE Bright Box User Manual 42 ‘Disconnected’ this field will display --:--:--. Downstream Rate This field displays the current ADSL synchronisation ra

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EE Bright Box User Manual 43 The wireless status may contain up to three separate entries if SSID2 and SSID3 have also been enabled in the Advanced

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EE Bright Box User Manual 44 and SSID page then the extension channel (+/- 4 channels from the primary) will also be displayed here. SSID State This

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EE Bright Box User Manual 45 USB DEVICE In this section you can see details of a storage device (such as a USB hard drive) connected to the USB socke

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EE Bright Box User Manual 46 be ‘PPPoA’ and on EE Fibre broadband the value will be ‘PPPoE’ Alternative values of ‘DHCP’, ‘Fix’ or ‘Bridge’ may be di

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EE Bright Box User Manual 47 Gateway This field displays the Gateway IP address for the active Internet connection. This value is automatically assig

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EE Bright Box User Manual 48 Set-Up > UPnP page. Gateway This field displays the gateway IP address for the routers local area network (LAN). This

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EE Bright Box User Manual 49 CHAPTER 6: BRIGHT BOX BASIC SET-UP PAGES Click the Basic Set-Up tab to access the Basic Set-Up admin pages. You can con

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EE Bright Box User Manual 5 Description of Bandwidth Control settings ...

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EE Bright Box User Manual 50 ADSL or Fibre broadband services however is to use the Migration Wizard page. Broadband Username This field is used to c

Page 155 - INTRUSION DETECTION

EE Bright Box User Manual 51 Select ‘VC MUX’ for Virtual Circuit Multiplexing Internet connections, including EE ADSL broadband. Select ‘LLC’ for Log

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EE Bright Box User Manual 52 How to manually update the broadband username and password When you first connect your EE Bright Box router to your EE

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EE Bright Box User Manual 53 How to change the broadband MTU The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) value is optimised on the Bright Box router for the

Page 158 - Description of DMZ settings

EE Bright Box User Manual 54 How to set manual DNS addresses The Bright Box router is set to automatically obtain the Domain Name Server (DNS) IP add

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EE Bright Box User Manual 55 In order to change back from manually configured DNS Servers to automatic DNS addresses, click on the Basic Set-Up tab

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EE Bright Box User Manual 56 How to migrate to EE Fibre broadband When your EE Fibre service has been provisioned and an engineer has installed your

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EE Bright Box User Manual 57 6. The migration countdown will begin. You can now close your browser. 7. The complete migration process may take u

Page 162 - TRAFFIC MAPPING

EE Bright Box User Manual 58 4. Press the ADSL button. 5. Press OK on the warning pop-up: 6. The migration countdown will begin. You can now

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EE Bright Box User Manual 59 7. The complete migration process may take up to 5 minutes to establish a connection to the Internet. Please note th

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EE Bright Box User Manual 6 How to upgrade your router with a firmware file ...

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EE Bright Box User Manual 60 Field Description Enable or disable wireless This option is used to configure the Wireless LAN interface on the router.

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EE Bright Box User Manual 61 default the SSID is being broadcast. Select ‘Enable’ to broadcast the SSID, meaning that it will appear in a devices wir

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EE Bright Box User Manual 62 making a wireless connection to the router with WEP security. Select ‘ASCII’ for 5 or 13 character key entry using a cha

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EE Bright Box User Manual 63 How to enable or disable wireless To enable or disable wireless on the router, follow the steps below: 3. Login to the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 64 3. Click Save Settings: 4. The router will apply the new settings: 5. You can verify whether wireless is enabl

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EE Bright Box User Manual 65 3. On the Wireless Settings page, click in the ‘Wireless Network Name (SSID)’ field and overwrite the default wireles

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EE Bright Box User Manual 66 6. You can confirm that the wireless network name (SSID) has been updated by scanning for wireless networks in your op

Page 172 - CONFIGURATION

EE Bright Box User Manual 67 4. Click Save Settings: 5. The router will apply the new settings: 6. Now you can reconnect to your wireless net

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EE Bright Box User Manual 68 3. On the Wireless Settings page, click on the ‘Wireless Mode’ dropdown box and select the new wireless mode from the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 69 How to change the wireless channel The channel is the radio channel used for wireless communication. By default the rout

Page 175 - RESTART

EE Bright Box User Manual 7 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION INTRODUCING THE BRIGHT BOX WIRELESS ROUTER The Bright Box Wireless Router is a wireless ‘N’ modem

Page 176 - How to restart your router

EE Bright Box User Manual 70 4. The router will apply the new settings: Channels 1, 6 and 11 are non-interlapping wireless channels. If you fin

Page 177 - FACTORY DEFAULT

EE Bright Box User Manual 71 4. Click Save Settings: 5. The router will apply the new settings: 6. To connect to the non broadcasting SSID, y

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EE Bright Box User Manual 72 7. The wireless connection can then be established manually: You may need to update your computer’s wireless sett

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EE Bright Box User Manual 73 WEP security mode is only available as an option in the ‘Security’ dropdown when the router is in ‘11b+11g’ Wireless Mo

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EE Bright Box User Manual 74 7. In the ‘Passphrase’ field tick the box and then enter any phrase, in this example we use ‘brightbox’, but enter your

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EE Bright Box User Manual 75 The combination of ‘WEP Mode’ and ‘Key Entry Method’ will determine the length and characters used in the Key field:

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EE Bright Box User Manual 76 3. Select the ‘Security’ dropdown and choose the ‘WPA’ option. 4. Scroll down to the ‘Security Setting’ dropdown and

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EE Bright Box User Manual 77 How to disable Wireless Security It is possible to disable the wireless security mode on the Bright Box router so that

Page 184 - TIME SETTINGS

EE Bright Box User Manual 78 4. Click Save Settings: 5. The router will apply the new settings: Using the Intelligent Wireless feature The Bri

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EE Bright Box User Manual 79 The ‘Applying changes’ message will be displayed, and after a short time the page will be refreshed. If a less congeste

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EE Bright Box User Manual 8 ADSL Ports 1 x RJ11. ADSL Modes G.DMT - G.992.1, ADSL2 - G.992.3, ADSL2+ - G.992.5, Annex M - G.992.3 & G.992.5 Broad

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EE Bright Box User Manual 80 Even if WPS is enabled, you can still connect to your computer using the password method. To access the WPS admin pag

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EE Bright Box User Manual 81 method when making a wireless connection to the router. Your router’s PIN number This is the PIN number you will enter i

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EE Bright Box User Manual 82 manual setup This section displays the current wireless settings of the Bright Box router. These settings can be used to

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EE Bright Box User Manual 83 5. In the ‘Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)’ field select the option you wish to use. In this example we will select ‘Enab

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EE Bright Box User Manual 84 1. Press and hold the WPS button on the back of the router for 5 seconds (and then release the button): 2. Alternat

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EE Bright Box User Manual 85 4. Launch the wireless connection software in your operating system (Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7). In Windows 7 the

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EE Bright Box User Manual 86 How to establish a WPS connection using the personal identification number (PIN) method To connect the Bright Box route

Page 194 - SYSTEM LOG

EE Bright Box User Manual 87 6. Alternatively, some wireless devices may provide their own PIN number for establishing a WPS connection: 7. If th

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EE Bright Box User Manual 88 If you are unable to successfully establish a wireless connection using WPS, we recommend connecting using the manual

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EE Bright Box User Manual 89 3. On Apple Mac OS X, the router should automatically appear in the Finder under Shared: 4. Click on the Brightbo

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EE Bright Box User Manual 9 CHAPTER 2: ROUTER IDENTIFICATION AND PANELS ROUTER IDENTIFICATION The Bright Box Wireless Router is black with an EE logo

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EE Bright Box User Manual 90 If the USB drive doesn’t automatically appear in your Windows or Mac OS X network location, then you can manually ac

Page 199 - Chapter 3: Installation

EE Bright Box User Manual 91 The following table contains a description of the fields and options in the Wireless Settings page: Field Description

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EE Bright Box User Manual 92 permissions for the attached USB drive. By default this setting is ‘Read & Write’. Select ‘Read & Write’ to allo

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EE Bright Box User Manual 93 3. In the ‘Security Control’ field, set the option to ‘Enable’ 4. Update the ‘User Name’ and ‘Password’ fields as app

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EE Bright Box User Manual 94 7. The next time you attempt to access the attached USB drive, you will be prompted to enter the username and password

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EE Bright Box User Manual 95 CHAPTER 7: BRIGHT BOX ADVANCED SET-UP PAGES The Advanced Set-Up pages contain configuration pages for a wide variety of

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EE Bright Box User Manual 96 Description of Advanced Broadband Settings Many of the advanced Broadband Settings are identical to those described in

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EE Bright Box User Manual 97 Broadband. Select ‘Auto’ for automatic detection of the authentication protocol used to connect to you Internet service.

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EE Bright Box User Manual 98 ADSL MODE The ADSL Mode page allows you to change your ADSL connection mode (sometimes known as modulation type). The AD

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EE Bright Box User Manual 99 CHANNEL AND SSID The Channel and SSID page contains some advanced wireless configuration settings that give you extra co

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Tabla de contenidos

First things first

3

Taking care of your computer

4

Cleaning and servicing

5

Contents

7

Peripherals and options 39

8

Moving with your computer 51

8

Software 59

8

Troubleshooting 77

9

Appendix A Specifications 83

9

Appendix B

9

Index 105

9

Getting familiar with

11

A tour of your computer

13

Front view

13

Left view

16

Right view

17

Rear view

18

Bottom view

19

Features

20

Connectivity

21

Human-centric design

21

Expansion

21

Indicators

22

Using the keyboard

23

Embedded numeric keypad

24

Windows keys

25

Hot keys

26

Special Key

28

Touchpad

29

Launch keys

31

® and Wireless LAN

32

Connectivity options

35

Fax/Data modem

36

Fast infrared

37

Securing your computer

39

Operating on

41

Battery pack

43

Charging the battery

45

Checking the battery level

45

Optimizing battery life

45

Battery-low warning

46

Power management

47

Operating on battery power

48

Peripherals and

49

External display devices

51

External input devices

51

USB devices

52

IEEE 1394 Port

53

Audio devices

54

Expansion devices

55

Peripherals and options

56

Miscellaneous options

57

Key component upgrades

58

Hard disk upgrade

59

Moving with your

61

Moving around

64

Taking the computer home

65

Traveling with the computer

66

Preparing the computer

67

What to take with you

67

Special considerations

67

Moving with your computer

68

Software

69

System software

71

Using system utilities

72

Launch Manager

73

BIOS Utility

73

Windows Arcade

74

Arcade Hot keys

75

Finding and playing content

76

Arcade controls

77

DVD settings

78

Language

79

Software

80

Slideshow settings

81

Playing a video file

82

Editing a video file

82

File type compatibility

84

Acer Disc to Disc Recovery

85

Setup password and exit

86

Troubleshooting

87

Frequently asked questions

89

Troubleshooting

90

The printer does not work

91

Requesting service

92

Specifications

93

I/O ports

96

Weight and dimensions

96

Keyboard and pointing device

96

Appendix A Specifications

98

Regulation &

99

FCC notice

101

Modem notices

102

List of Applicable Countries

103

Notice for Australia

103

Notice for New Zealand

104

Important safety instructions

106

Laser compliance statement

107

LCD pixel statement

108

The FCC RF safety requirement

109

European Union (EU)

109

Declaration of Conformity

113

Acer Incorporated

114





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