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It also supports SNMP Manager Access Control List which allows user to configure a list of

allowed SNMP manager IPs for managing the C1. When the SNMP manger ACL mode is

enabled, only SNMP request generated from the any of configured SNMP manger on the ACL

will be handled.

NOTE: Click the Update icon to store the changed settings.

4.6 T

ELNET

Administrator can login to the C1 Super WiFi CPE by telnet command in Command Prompt via

Ethernet or WiFi. For example, to telnet C1 with IP address of 192.168.1.20; telnet command is

“telnet 192.168.1.20 2223”.

NOTE: The telnet port number is limited at 2223.

4.7 N

ETWORK

PERATION

ODE

The default setting for the Network Operation Mode is Switch Mode. If the C1 Super WiFi CPE

is set to Switch Mode, it acts as a switch and routes traffic between the DS and wireless clients

accordingly. When it is in Gateway mode, it acts as a gateway and the Local IP Address and

Local IP Address Mask information must be entered to specify the C1 local interface for serving

the wireless client.

In Switch mode, VLAN mode is by default disabled and clients in different SSID under the

same C1 can communicate with each other. However, if VLAN is enabled, each SSID can be

edited with a specific VLAN tag value. Only clients with same VLAN tag in same or different

SSID can communicate. Moreover, in this mode, DHCPS, NAT and PPPoE configuration have

no effort.

However, in Gateway mode, the DHCPS, NAT and PPPoE configurations can be configured but

the VLAN has no effort.

In Switch mode,

• VLAN can be configured

• DHCPS, NAT and PPPoE are disabled

In Gateway mode

• VLAN is disabled

• DHCPS, NAT and PPPoE can be configured