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TW-LTE 600 3G/4G LTE Embedded with Dual-SIM Slots Wireless-N TW-LTE 600 3G/4G LTE Embedded with Dual-SIM Slots Wireless-N VPN Firewall Router User Manual Copyright © TeleWell Oy 1 Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Introduction to your Router ........................................................................................................................................... 5 Features ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Hardware Specifications ................................................................................................................................................. 9 Physical Interface ............................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Chapter 2: Installing the Router ....................................................................................................................... 10 Package Contents ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 Important note for using this router ............................................................................................................................ 10 Device Description ......................................................................................................................................................... 11 The Front LEDs .............................................................................................................................................................................. 11 The Rear Ports ................................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Chapter 3: Basic Installation ............................................................................................................................. 13 Network Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 14 Configuring a PC in Windows 7/8 ................................................................................................................................................. 14 Factory Default Settings ................................................................................................................................................ 17 Chapter 4: Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 18 Configuration via Web Interface ................................................................................................................................. 18 Status .............................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Summary ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 Statistics ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 LAN ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 WAN Service ............................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Bandwidth Usage ........................................................................................................................................................................... 21 3G/LTE Status ................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Route .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 ARP ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23 DHCP ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 24 VPN ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24 IPSec .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 PPTP ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 L2TP ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 OpenVPN ................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 GRE ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 Log ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27 System Log ................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 Security Log ............................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Configuration ................................................................................................................................................................. 29 LAN - Local Area Network ........................................................................................................................................................... 29 Ethernet ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 IPv6 Autoconfig ......................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Interface Grouping ..................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Wireless .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 36 Basic ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 36 Security ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 MAC Filter ................................................................................................................................................................................. 47 Wireless Bridge .......................................................................................................................................................................... 47 Advanced ................................................................................................................................................................................... 49 Station Info ................................................................................................................................................................................. 51 Schedule Control ........................................................................................................................................................................ 51 WAN-Wide Area Network ............................................................................................................................................................. 52 WAN Service ............................................................................................................................................................................
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