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cradlepoint mbr1200b user manualSmall Business Mobile Broadband RouterIf using WiFiEnsure power is switched on.Internal 802.11n WiFi antennas provide up to 600 feet of rangeData Modem with Active Subscription, or a Cable, DSL. Satellite, T1, T3, Ethernet Modem.WiFi-enabled devices. Find your default password on the bottom of your routerWhat’s In The Box. Mobile Broadband RouterSmall Business or Remote Office. Small Business or Remote Office. Setup Guide. Mobile Broadband RouterAC Power Supply. NOTE: If you are asked for an “8-digit PIN”, click CONNECT. USING A SECURITY KEY and enter your eight characterLEDsThe MBR1200B comes with a uniqueCradlePoint regularly makes new modem support and performance enhancementsUpdating firmwareTo Update Your Firmware, Follow The Steps Below:Type in your personalized. Wireless Network Name here. You can also enable the Guest Network feature (see description on page 7).Choose a personalized WIRELESS SECURITY PASSWORD. This password will be used to reconnectWPA password. Click APPLY to save the settings to your router. If you are currently using the MBR1200B WiFi network, reconnect your devices to the network using theAll rights reserved. CradlePoint is not responsible for omissions or errors in typography or photography.Other trademarks are property of their respective owners. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulThis equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radioIf this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determinedFCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.http://www.s2group.pl/userfiles/dynalite-2040-manual.xml
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This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. GUEST WiFi NETWORK. Radiation Exposure Statement. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. Industry Canada statement. This device complies with RSS-210 of the Industry Canada Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interferenceCe dispositif est conforme a la norme CNR-210 d'Industrie Canada applicable aux appareils radio exempts de licence. Son fonctionnement est sujet aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) le dispositif ne doit pas produire deRadiation Exposure Statement. This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. Declaration d'exposition aux radiations. Cet equipement est conforme aux limites d'exposition aux rayonnements IC etablies pour un environnement non controle. Cet equipement doit etre installe et utilise avec un minimum de 20 cm de distance entre la sourceMonitor data usage and avoid overagesAutomatic failover to secondary wireless or wired WAN connection when the primary WAN connection is disrupted. Automatic failback when primary connection comes back online.CradlePoint does not warrant that the operation of the device will meet your requirements or be error free. Within thirty (30) days of receipt should the product fail for any reason other than damage due to customer negligence, purchaser may return the product to the point of purchase for a full refund of the purchase price. If the purchaser wishes to upgrade or convert to another CradlePoint, Inc.CradlePoint product. Any other return will be subject to CradlePoint, Inc.’s existing return policy.http://www.imreelectric.sk/uploads/dynalite-bc-1200-manual.xmlThe device is not intended for and should not be used inCradlePoint expressly disclaims liability for damages of anyRESET: To restore the router to its factory default settings, press and hold the RESET button on the side of the router forFor additional information, visit:Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,This will display the current firmware version that is installedThe default password provides. WiFi security out-of-the-box.The router will download and install the firmwareA status monitor will appear and indicate when this process is complete. ThisUsing a 3G or LTE modem no selection is necessary. Click NEXT. Enables use as a WiFi repeater, WiFi Bridge or as a WiFi-to-Ethernet adapter for Ethernet-enabled devices.You will be asked for thisWiFi-as-WANYour unique password is the administrator password you set earlierYour unique default passwordIt’s the last eight charactersTwo SSIDs, with individual security settings, separate critical traffic or create a public WiFi hotspot.Then, select your TIME ZONE. Click NEXT.CradlePoint’s privacy policy, please visit: PDF Version: 1.6. Linearized: Yes. Encryption: Standard V2.3 (128-bit). User Access: Print, Extract. XMP Toolkit: 3.1-701. Create Date: 2012:03:27 10:19:59-06:00. Creator Tool: Adobe Illustrator CS4. Thumbnail Width: 256. Thumbnail Height: 172. Thumbnail Format: JPEG. Thumbnail Image: (Binary data 14480 bytes, use -b option to extract). Instance ID: uuid:bd1b6640-7451-44e5-838c-c0f4379cb1b8. Document ID: xmp.did:F77F117407206811871FDAFAEF9BAA73. Original Document ID: uuid:5D20892493BFDB11914A8590D31508C8. Rendition Class: proof:pdf. 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This butt on is r ecesse d, so it requi res a poi nted o bject s uch as a paper c lip to pr ess. Press and hol d for 10 seconds to initiat e reset. WPS Button: Wi Fi P rote cted Setu p. When y ou press t he WPS butto n for fiv e seco nds, i t allow s you to use WPS for WiFi securi ty. The LED will illuminate bl ue to indic at e WPS st atus. D evices must sup port WPS in or der t o be con figured by thi s method. The si gnal str ength is s hown for 10 seco nds if the mode m does no t s upport conc urr ent data connecti on and signal streng th measurem ent. Tappi ng this butt on w ill tog gle the M odem Si gnal Str ength display on an d off. This Product Requires an Acti vated Data Modem or Phone with Data Plan f or Full Functionality.T he MBR1200 B ne twork w ill appear on th e list: s el ect this networ k. 2) Log in. You wil l need to i nput t he Default P assword when pr ompted. The D efau lt P ass w ord is prov ided on th e produc t label found on the bottom o f your router (thi s pass word is the last eig ht digit s of the router’ s MAC ad dress, whi ch can be fou nd on the product box or o n the product label). NOTE: If more than on e MBR 1200B wireless router is visible, you can f ind the correc t unit by c hecking f or its S SID (ser vice set identif ier; the un ique nam e of the local network ). The SS ID can b e found on the bottom of the rout er in the fo rm MBR1200B - xxx, where “ xxx” is the last 3 d igits of the router ’s MAC address. I ns ert y our USB data mo dem int o your P C and access t he Intern et using the so ftw are prov ided by your cell ular car rier. Follow the dir ections pr ovided to complete the update. I f you w ish to speci fy the A PN, thi s can be done o n the a dministr ation pages. There is an Acces s Point Name field: S et the APN a nd click Subm it. Some A PN exam ples are isp.cingular, ecp. tmobile.com, and vpn.com. The modem must be r emov ed and r einsert ed (or t he rout er must be re booted) for t his chang e to tak e eff ect. Y ou may need to u pdate fir mwar e. Refer to the prev ious s ection, “ Your USB or E xpres sCard Modem Does Not W ork With The Rout er.” - If you ar e still n ot onl ine a fter updat ing, call CradlePoin t Techni cal Suppor t for further as sistance. Log in usi ng y our admi nistr ator pas swor d. Initi ally, this pass wor d can be fo und on the bott om of t he MBR12 00B unit as the Defau lt Pa ssword. This pass word i s also the las t eight digi ts of the u nit’s MAC addr ess. When you r eset t he router, t he admin i strat or passw ord w ill r evert back t o the Def ault Pa ssword. Pr ess and hol d the rese t button on the router u nit until the li ghts flash (Appr oxi mately 10 - 15 seco nds). If you hav e more th an on e wir eless netw ork ena bled, the addi tional networ k names w ill also be l isted here.W EP is ins ecure an d obsol ete and is only supp orted i n the rou ter f or legac y reas ons. CradlePoi nt recommends BEST ( WPA 2) WiFi security. Try this opti on fir st and sw itch only if you h ave a dev ice th at is incom patibl e wit h WPA2. Idle Chec k Inter val: S et the n umber of secon ds the r outer wil l wait bet ween check s to s ee if the WAN is stil l av ailable. (Defaul t: 30 seconds. If no da ta i s receiv ed, t he ping reque st will be re tried 4 times at 5 - sec ond int erval s. If sti ll no data i s receiv ed, the dev ice wi ll be dis connec ted and failov er w ill occur. Ping IP A ddress: If you sel ected “ Acti ve Ping ”, y ou will need to in put an I P addre ss that w ill r espond t o a ping request.You may need thi s inf ormatio n to con figure other w ireles s devi ces. NOT E: If you are cur rentl y using the MBR12 00B W iFi networ k, reconnect your de vices t o the net work us ing the new wirel ess net work name and sec urity pas sword. Click A PPLY to sav e the se ttings and upda te them to your r outer. Clic k on the im age of four si gnal bar s to o pen a “Modem C onnecti on Qual ity ” popup w indow that shows the stre ngth of y our Interne t sig nal. WiFi Clients Click to v iew a signal streng th indi ca tor fo r your network, “ W iFi Co nnecti on Str ength”. The num ber list ed in t he orang e bloc k show s the number of attac hed cli ents. Logout Clic k to log out of t he admini strati on pag e s. Very few chang es can be made fro m this tab beca us e the pr imar y purpos e is to dis play inform ation.T he “ Internet ” tab broa dly re fer s to the r outer’ s sour ce of Intern et, whi le the “Netw or k Settings” tab broadly refers to the netw ork created by the ro uter.For each dev ice usi ng a w ireles s connecti on to your MB R1200B, the fol low ing inform ation is display ed: Hostnam e, IP, MAC, Connection, and Time Online. Wired Cli ent s. For ea ch devi ce using a wir ed connecti on to your MB R1200B, the fol low ing inform ation is di splay ed: Hostname, IP, and MAC. Hostn ame: The na me by which each c ompu ter or devic e in a ne twor k is know n. IP: The “I P addres s,” or “ Internet Prot ocol a ddress,” speci fies a l ocation for eac h dev ice. Connection: Summar y of the w irel ess conn ection. Typi cally this w ill be 20 M Hz, but 40 MHz is pos sible i f the rou ter is s et to use t wo adjac ent 20 MH z channels. A w ider cha nnel c an mean better perfor mance, bu t not i f ther e is too much int er ference. This ra te chang es au tomatic ally to matc h envir onmental cond itions. D istanc e from t he rout er, int erfer ence, etc can i mpact this v alue. Hig her v alues indi cate better per forma nce. D evic es can stil l funct ion in t he netw ork w ith as littl e as 1 M bps. The value i s give n as a negative ex ponent: - 20 is a v ery good val ue whi le -8 0 is relat ively poor. Si gnal q uality can be r educed by dis tance, by inter ference from o ther ra dio - freq uency sourc es (such as cordles s teleph ones or neig hboring wir eless netw orks ), and by obs ta cles betw een the route r and t he wir eless devic e. Time Online: Simply the amo unt of time th e dev ice has b een conn ected to the r outer. Kick: Cl ick on t his but ton t o disconnec t a cl ient. If GPS i s suppor ted m ake sure the modem is in an area w here it ca n rec eive a s ignal fro m the GPS satellit es. For each type o f devi ce, dif ferent i nformati on w ill be i ncluded i n the Dev ice Infor mation s ection. For mode ms, th e Di agnosti cs secti on pr ovides specific infor mation a bout how the modem is communi cating w ith i ts carr ier. Y ou can als o see a LED dis play of the curr ent signal streng th.The wireles s devi ce’s si gnal streng th wi ll only be display ed as lo ng as i t supp orts “Li ve Di agnosti cs.” Sam ple rat e and si ze can be adjus ted fro m the dropdow n box es. The log options allow you to filter t he router log s so y ou can easi ly fi nd relev ant mess ages. T his rout er also has e xter nal Sy slog Serv er supp ort so you c an send t he lo g files t o a com puter o n your networ k that i s running a Sy slog uti lity. A ut o Update: The logs automati cally refres h w henever the rout er cre ates a n ew message. Update: Click to c heck f or new r outer m essages. Clear L og: Clear the log file. Sav e Log: This w ill open a dialog in your brow ser t hat will allow y ou to sav e the rou ter's log to y our c omputer. Search: Enter k eyw ords to fi nd speci fic ev ents.Except ions to ex isti ng rul es can be cr eate d by adding anot her rule w ith hig her pri ority. For exampl e, i f access t o maps.g oogle.co m is d esired b ut googl e.com is block ed w ith a prior ity of 50, the additi on of an “ Allow ” rul e for maps.g oogle.co m wi th a priori ty of 51 or g reater will al low access. W he n crea ting rules ke ep in mi nd that s ome s ites use multi ple do mains, so eac h domai n may need a rul e added to produc e the des ired be havi or. NOTE: W ebsites that us e HTT PS will not be block ed by these r ules. You will ne ed to use OpenD NS to bl ock HT TPS webs ites. Select a netw ork and click Edit to cha nge the de fault filter setti ngs. W hen a net work is set to Block A ccess, it w ill block access to sites not specifica lly allowed in the Filte r Rules. Thi s can hav e the side effe ct of be ing ve ry str ict; sites that are hosted acros s many domains may nee d every domain add ed to the li st for full functionali ty. Enter y our OpenD NS acc ount in formati on in order to use y our Ope nDNS Cont ent Filtering set tings. Force A ll DNS Requests To Router: Enab ling this will redirect all DNS reque sts from LAN clients to the router' s DNS s erv er. This w ill all ow the r outer ev en mor e control over IP Address es eve n when th e cli ent might hav e thei r own D NS serv ers s taticall y set. OpenDNS ISP Filter Bypass Algorithm: It is possible that y our Int ernet S ervi ce Prov ider (IS P) uses the port that OpenDNS i s con figure d to acces s, port 53, w hich w ill pr event Open DNS filt ering. If Op enDNS does not appear to be wor king corr ectly, enabling this w ill attempt to by pass t hose por ts w hen using an Ope nDNS cont ent filtering lev el. In t his sec tion y ou can vi ew a list of assig ned IP address es and res erv e IP addr esses for par ticul ar dev ices. A ctive Leases: A list of dev ices that ha ve been prov ided DH CP l eases. T he DHCP serv er automati cally assig ns these le ases. This lis t wil l not incl ude any dev ices tha t have stat ic IP a ddress es on th e netw ork. Select a dev ice and cli ck R eserve to a dd the dev ice and i ts IP a ddress t o the l ist o f Res ervations. Reserv ation s: This is a list of devices with reserv ed IP addr esses. This r eserv ation is almost t he same as w hen a devi ce has a s tati c IP addr ess ex cept t hat th e dev ice must still r equest an IP addr ess from the router. The ro uter w ill prov ide the device t he same IP ad dress ev ery ti me. DHC P reserv ations ar e help ful for s erv er computers on the l ocal netw ork that are host ing applicati ons suc h as Web and F TP. Serv ers on y our ne twor k should either us e a stat ic IP addr ess or a reserv ation. W hi le y ou hav e the opt ion to manual ly i nput the in formati on to res erv e an IP addr ess ( Host name, Hardw are A ddr, IP Addr), i t is muc h sim pler to sel ect a devic e under t he A ctive L eases section and click “ Re serv e.” T he selected devi ce ’s inform ation will automatically b e added und er Reserv atio ns. You may want to assig n DNS server s if the de fault DNS s erv ers are p erforming poorl y, if you w ant Wi Fi clie nts to ac cess DNS ser ver s that you use for customi zed ad dres sing, or i f you hav e a local DNS s erver on your netw ork. A ut omatic Config: Automatic or Static (de fault: Auto matic). Sw itching to “Sta tic” ena bles y ou to set speci fic DNS serv ers in the Primary DNS and Secondary DNS fiel ds. Primary DNS and Secondar y DNS: If you c hoose t o speci fy y our DNS s erver s, then enter the IP addr ess es of the se rve r s you w ant as y our p rimary and seco ndary DNS s erver s i n the se field s. The DNS serv er set tings w ill be pr e - populate d wi th public DNS ser ver IP address es. You ca n over ride t he IP ad dress w ith any other D NS serv er IP a ddress o f your choice. For ex ample, G oogle Pu blic D NS serv ers hav e the IP address es 8.8.8.8 and 8.8. 4.4 whi le 4.2. 2.2 and 4.2.2.3 are serv ers fro m Lev el 3 Comm unicatio ns. Most br oadband Inter net Serv ice Pr ovi ders as sign dynamic (chang ing) IP address es. W he n you use a Dy namic DN S ser vic e provi der, you c an enter y our hos t nam e to connect t o your serv er, no matter w hat y our IP ad dress i s. Enable D ynamic DNS: Enable thi s optio n onl y i f you have pur chased your o wn domai n name and r egis tered wi th a Dynami c DNS ser vic e provi der. Only av ail able if y ou selec t Custom Ser ver from th e Serv er Address drop down list. Enter y our cust om dy namic DNS s erv er address here. The serv er mus t suppo rt the Dy n amic DNS protocol. See ww w.dyndns.org for detail s. Ex ample: my server.my domain.net. Use HTTPS: Use t he more s ecure HTTPS p rotocol. This is r ecomme nded, but could be dis abled i f not c ompati ble wi th the ser ver. Host n ame: Ente r yo ur host name, f ully qualif i ed. F or example: myhost.mydomain.net. Password: Ent er the p assw ord or key prov ided by th e Dy namic DN S serv ice prov ider. 6.3.3 Advanced D yn amic DNS S ettings Update period (hours). (Default: 57 6) The time betw een periodic u pdates to the Dynamic D NS, if your dynami c IP address has not changed. The timeout per io d i s entered i n ho urs so v ali d values ar e from 1 to 876 0. Override External IP. The ex ternal IP is us ual ly config ured aut omati cally during connectio n. How ev er, in si tuations where the unit i s wi thin a pr ivate networ k behind a fir ewal l or rout er, the ne twor k's ex ternal IP address will hav e to b e manuall y config ured in t his fi eld. This assi gns a new hostnam e that can be used to conv eniently identi fy a devic e wit hin the netw ork, such as a n offi ce pri nter. Click Ad d to name a dev ice in y our netw ork. EXAM PLE: a person al la pto p with IP a ddress 19 2.168.0.164 cou ld be ass igned th e name “ MyLaptop”. Since t he assi gned na me is ma pped t o an IP addr ess, the dev ice’ s IP address s hould n ot ch ange.How ever, some net work applica tions c annot r un wi th a tig ht firew all. Th ose appli cations need t o selec tiv ely open ports in the firew all to functio n cor rectly. The opti ons on t his pag e contr ol way s of op ening th e fire wal l to address the ne eds of speci fic types o f appl ications. 6.4.1 Port For wardi ng Rul es A port forw ardin g rule all ows tr affic fro m the Intern et to reac h a co mputer o n the i nside o f y o ur networ k. For exampl e, a port forw arding rule mig ht be used to run a W eb serv er. Exercise caution whe n addin g new ru les a s they impact the securit y of your netw ork. Click Add to c reate a n ew por t forw arding rule, or select an exis ting r ule and clic k Edi t. Typi cally these will be th e same as the local port numbers, but th ey do n ot hav e to be.Use Network I P, N etmask, and Port (s) to s peci fy the por ts and addres ses for whi ch the rul e appli es. You can s peci fy a range o f ports or a sin gle por t. Si milarly, the netmask c an be used t o define either a range of addr esses ( i.e. 255.255.255.0) or a si ngle addr ess ( 255.25 5.255. 255). If you l eave th ese val ues bla nk, t hen all IP addr esses and ports w ill be inclu ded. IP Source and IP Destination options can be us ed to di ffere ntiat e betw een the direc tions t hat pack ets go. You coul d per mit pack ets to come from par ticul ar IP addr ess es but t hen no t all ow packet s to ret urn to those a ddress es. Example of a n IP Filter Rule: Suppose you have o pened a p ort in your fire wall in or der to run a serv er. So meone, J ohnny, is ab using that opening, s o you would lik e to res trict his access. Create a r ule that will den y John ny’s IP addr ess.Input the IP A ddress of a sing le dev ice in y our netw ork t o create a DeMi litariz ed Zone for th at dev ice. A s w ith port forwarding, use caution when enabling the DMZ feature a s it can threaten the security of your net w or k. Only use D MZ as a l ast reso rt. 6.4.4 Applicati on G ateway s (Advanc ed) Enabling an appl icatio n gatew ay makes pinh oles thru the firewal l. This may be req uired for s ome appli cations to funct ion, or for an a pplicati on to improve f unctional ity or add feat ures. P PTP and F TP ar e enable d by def ault, w hile SIP, TFTP, an d IRC can b e enabl ed to enhance or enabl e par ticular features that use th ose protoc ols. Exercise caution in e nabling appli cation g ate ways as th ey im pact th e security o f your network. This is not neede d for passiv e mode. Y ou may w ish to f orwar d TCP port 113 for i ncoming ident d (RF C 1413) req uests (i. e. add a Port For warding Rule wi th 113 set as the “ Local Port”). A ccess from a ll other I P addr esses w il l be bloc ked. The services affe cted by this include r emote HTTP, H TTPS, SN MP, and SSH c onfigur ation to ols. This does not r estrict access to LAN - based admi nistr ation, i.e. dev ices w ithi n your netw ork still hav e admi nistrati on acc ess.Enabled: Click t o allow MAC Filter options. White list: Select ei ther “ W hiteli st” or “Blacklist” f r om a drop down menu. In “ Blac klist” mode, li sted d evic es are co mpletely blocked from WiFi access. MAC Filt er List (Whitelist o r Black list): Ad d dev ices to either your w hitel ist or bl acklis t simply by input ting e ach dev ice’s MAC addr ess. NOT E: Use caution when u sing the M AC Filt er to av oid accide ntall y blocking yourself from accessing the r outer. You can c onfig ure the router t o send an aler t i f a connec ted dev ice h as a MAC address that the router do esn’t rec ogni ze. Ignored MAC Address es: This is the list o f MAC addr esses that w ill not produc e an alert or a l og entr y w hen they ar e connec ted to the rou ter. These s hould b e MAC address es that you ex pect to be c onnec ted to the router. To add M AC addres ses to t his l ist, simply select d evi ces show n in the MAC Addr ess Log and c lick “ Ignore. ” You can also add addr esses manually. MAC Address Log: This show s the last 64 MAC addr esses that hav e connected to the rout er, as w ell as whi ch interface w as us ed to co nnect. The p age may ne ed to be re freshed t o show the mos t recent log entr ies. Double - cl icking on entr ies from this list w ill add them to the Ignored MAC Addresse s list. For exam ple, if you change a LAN ’s IP addr ess, d evices with in that network will lose c onnecti on. T hey will hav e to reconn ect to th e network. The user can set up m ultiple n etwor ks, each w ith its own unique con figurat ion and its ow n selection o f interfaces.U sing t hat m odem causes the r outer t o autom aticall y disab le t he guest n etwork until an adminis trator cha nges the address range f or the guest networ k. Click this b ox to enab le the net work aga in after changin g the IP ad dres s range. Name: This prim arily helps to identi fy thi s netw ork dur ing other adminis tration tas ks. NOT E: You can ac cess t he router’s adm inistration pages b y typi ng the hostnam e into your brows er, so if you chan ge “cp” to anoth er hostn ame, you can acces s the adm inistr ation pages throug h the ne w hostnam e. IP A ddress: Thi s is th e address us ed by the router for local ar ea ne twor k communicat ion. Chang es to this param eter may requi re a restar t to co mputers on thi s netw ork. Each netw ork m ust h ave a di stinc t IP a ddress.Routing Mode: (Defau lt: NAT.) Ea ch netw ork can use a u nique rou ting mode to co nnect t o the Internet and othe r local networ ks. NAT is desir able for most c onfig urati ons. If y ou selec t Standard, y ou must se paratel y con figure y our IP address es so tha t they will be publicall y acc essi ble. Choose from W iF i and Ethern et inter faces.DHCP Server: (Default: Enabled) When the DHC P s erver is enabl ed, user s o f your netw ork w ill be abl e t o automat ically connect to th e Inte rnet wi thout any special config uration. It is recommended that you leave this enabled. Disab ling the DHCP s erver is only recom m ended if you have anot her DH CP serv er on y our net work and it is config ured properl y. Range Start a nd Range End: Thes e desig nate the r ange of val ues in the reser ved pool of IP addres ses for the DHCP s erver. Values wit hin this r ange w ill be gi ven to any DHCP ena b led co mputer s on your netw ork. T he defaul t values are al most alw ays sufficien t (defaul t: 7 2 to 200, as in 192.168.0.72 to 192. 168.0.2 00). Exam ple: The MBR 1200B us es an IP a ddress of 192.168. 0.1 for its prim ary network by default. S maller values are better sui ted t o busy envir onments. One o f the more c ommon us es is to assig n a VoI P phone s erver using opt ion 6 6 (Serv er name). Option: Select an op tion from t he dropdo wn list or man ually enter t he number o f an o ption. A compl ete li st of opti ons is avail able from IANA. Val ue: Generally this fiel d should b e a str ing, IP address, or numeric value. S ome fiel ds can ac cept bot h IP ad d resses and hostnam es — in thes e cases y ou may need to w rap thi s val ue in quotes. F or exampl e, opti on 66 (Ser ver name) req uires q uotes around IP addr esses. Schedule Serv ice: (De fault: D isable d.) Sel ect to enable. This w il l open a c onfigur able c ha rt for setti ng the s ched ule. Each hour o f the w eek is represent ed by a black or gray squar e. Black r epresents disabled, whi le gr ay represent s enabl ed. Hov er over a square to rev eal the ho ur it r epresent s. Clic k on the sq uares t o tog gle betw een blac k and g ray. In the ex ample s hown, the netw ork is enable d fr om 8 - 5 on Monday throug h Fri day, but disabled at all other ti mes. You can then sel ect th ese int erfaces to add to a n etwor k in th e Local Network Editor (see abov e). One primar y W iFi net work is enabled by de fault, w hile y ou may hav e enabled a second gue st netw ork w hen usi ng the Fi rst Ti me Setup Wizard.