HP Hn200w Manual de usuario

hp digital home networking

wireless gateway

model hn200w

wireless gateway

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conventions

The following conventions are used in this guide:

symbols

The > symbol guides you through a series of software steps. For example:

Click Start > Settings > Control Panel to view the active control panels.

warnings

A Warning indicates possible damage to the HP Gateway or to other equipment. A Warning can also

indicate a possible harm to yourself or to others.

For example:

Warning: Plugging into a nongrounded electrical socket can damage your

Gateway.

contents

introduction .............................................................5

hp digital home networking wireless gateway .................... 5

features ......................................................................... 6

getting to know the wireless gateway .........................7

wireless gateway rear panel ............................................ 7

wireless gateway’s front panel LEDs .................................. 9

setting up a wireless network.......................................... 10

gateway system tray application ..............................11

overview...................................................................... 11

status notification windows............................................. 13

pop-up menu ................................................................ 16

gateway control panel ............................................29

overview...................................................................... 29

accessing the gateway control panel............................... 30

gateway control panel screen......................................... 33

gateway control panel tabs............................................ 34

frequently asked questions (FAQs)............................39

gateway general information.......................................... 39

wireless networking information...................................... 41

installation and configuration options .............................. 42

supported software ....................................................... 44

supported features ........................................................ 46

upgrade information ..................................................... 47

wireless gateway

troubleshooting ......................................................49

appendix: the expert interface .................................51

advanced administration ............................................... 51

screens and functions .................................................... 52

setup ........................................................................... 53

setting WEP encryption.................................................. 56

password..................................................................... 59

status........................................................................... 61

DHCP.......................................................................... 63

log.............................................................................. 65

help ............................................................................ 66

advanced .................................................................... 67

specifications.........................................................79

general........................................................................ 79

environmental............................................................... 80

glossary ................................................................81

index....................................................................91

regulatory notices...................................................93

introduction

hp digital home networking wireless gateway

Congratulations on your purchase of the HP Digital Home Networking Wireless

Gateway. The Wireless Gateway is the perfect solution for connecting your wireless

network to a high-speed broadband cable modem or Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)

Internet connection.

Your Gateway can be configured as a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

(DHCP) server, which means that it can automatically assign Internet Protocol (IP)

addresses to PCs in your Local Area Network (LAN). The Gateway becomes your

only visible network device on the Internet.

The Gateway also serves as your Internet firewall, protecting your networked PC’s

from access by external users. All incoming data is monitored and filtered using a

firewall. You can configure your Gateway to permit playing Internet games and

video conferencing. You also can use IP filtering to block your users from access to

the Internet as needed. Now all of your network users can enjoy fast broadband

Internet access and can share internal data.

A typical gateway (router) relies on a hub or switch to share its Internet connection,

but the HP Wireless Gateway, in addition to its wireless capabilities, also channels

the Internet connection through the full duplex speed of its built-in Ethernet 4-port

switch. This combination of wireless gateway and switch technology eliminates the

need to buy an additional hub or switch and extends the range of your wireless

network. Now your entire wireless network can enjoy fast broadband Internet

connections supported by its robust switched backbone. With the dual-function

speed and power of the Wireless Gateway, your network will operate faster than

you ever imagined.

wireless gateway

features

❑Allows shared Internet access with all PCs on a Local Area Network (LAN)

❑Compatible with other wireless equipment that is IEEE 802.11b (DSSS)

2.4 GHz compliant

❑Provides filtering for roaming, best access point selection, load balancing, and

network traffic

❑Provides wide operating range: up to 91 meters indoors or up to 457 meters

outdoors

❑Provides up to 128-bit Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) encryption

❑Allows Media Access Control (MAC) address and internal Internet access

filtering

❑Connects to a broadband modem (DSL or cable), a 10/100 Ethernet network,

and a wireless network

❑Allows configuration through the Web browser of your networked personal

computer

❑Supports Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) pass-through and Point-to-Point

Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)

❑Functions as a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server for your

existing network if desired

getting to know the wireless

gateway

wireless gateway rear panel

All Gateway connections are made on the rear panel.

wireless gateway ports

Wireless Gateway Rear Panel

WAN You will connect the DSL or cable modem

to the Wide Area Network (WAN) port.

LAN Ports 1–4 You can connect devices on your LAN,

such as PCs and print servers, to the four

LAN ports.

POWER

RESET

LAN UPLINKWAN

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reset button

To refresh Gateway connections and attempt to fix routing problems, very briefly

depress the Reset button with a paper clip.

If you have exhausted all troubleshooting options (see the Troubleshooting section of

this user’s guide) and continue to experience serious routing problems, depress the

Reset button for about five seconds to clear all of the Gateway data and restore

the factory default settings.

If the Gateway locks up, unplug the Power Adapter from the Gateway’s Power Port

for 3 to 5 seconds (but not longer) and then plug it back in. Leaving the power off

for too long could result in the loss of network connections.

Uplink Port You can connect a cable from another

switch, router, or hub to the Uplink port to

add it to your network. Since the Uplink

port shares wiring with LAN Port 4, port 4

will be disabled if a cable is plugged into

the Uplink port (and vice versa).

Power You will connect the included AC Power

Adapter to the Power port.

Antenna Jacks Connect the included antennas to the

antenna jacks.

Warning: Resetting the Gateway may create conflicts between your PC’s actual IP

addresses and what the Gateway expects them to be. You may be forced to restart the

entire system.

wireless gateway’s front panel LEDs

LAN indicators

Wireless Gateway’s Front Panel LEDs

WLAN Green. The Wireless LAN (WLAN) LED

lights green when there is wireless activity.

Link Green. The Link LED lights when the

wireless option is enabled. When the

wireless option is disabled through the

Web-based Utility, the LED is off.

Power Green. The Power LED lights when the

Gateway is powered on. There is no

ON/OFF switch; simply plug or unplug the

power to turn Gateway on or off.

LAN Green. If the LAN LED is continuously lit,

the Gateway is successfully connected to

the device plugged into that port (1, 2, 3,

or 4). If the LED is flickering, the Gateway

is actively sending or receiving data

through that port.

WAN Green. The WAN LED lights when a

successful connection is made between the

Gateway and the Internet through your

broadband modem.

POWER

LAN WAN

WLAN

LINK

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setting up a wireless network

network topology

A wireless Local Area Network (LAN) uses a wireless adapter to connect each

computer to the network. Computers in a wireless network must be configured to

share the same radio channel.

The Wireless USB Network Adapter provides wireless computers access to a wired

network. This integrated wireless and wired network is called an “infrastructure”

configuration. A group of wireless-network-adapter-equipped computers plus a

wireless access point, such as the HP Wireless Network Access Point, is called a

Basic Service Set (BSS). The wireless access point connects the wireless network to

the conventional wired network. Each wireless-adapter-equipped computer can

communicate with any computer in a wired network infrastructure via the wireless

access point.

An infrastructure configuration doubles the effective wireless transmission range of

two wireless-adapter-equipped PCs since the wireless access point forwards data

within the network. It is essential to use a unique ID (a BSSID, or simply, an SSID)

within a wireless network. All PCs within an independent wireless network that are

configured without roaming options (see Roaming below) must be configured with

the same wireless network ID.

The wireless network infrastructure configuration is appropriate for enterprise-scale

wireless access to a central database and for mobile users.

roaming

Infrastructure mode also supports roaming capabilities for mobile users. Multiple

wireless network can be configured as an “extended” wireless network, known as

an Extended Service Set (ESS), allowing users to roam freely within it. All wireless-

adapter-equipped PCs within one extended network must be configured with the

same extended network ID (an ESSID, or taken generically with a BSSID as

discussed above, often called an SSID,) and must use the same radio channel.

Before enabling an extended wireless network with roaming capability, select a

feasible radio channel and an optimal location for the wireless access point. Proper

wireless access point positioning and a clear radio signal will enhance

performance.

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