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Buffalo G54 Router Manual - [Unlimited Free PDF]
If the red DIAG light on the AirStation is lit or flashing after several minutes of being powered on, please consult Buffalo Technical Support. It is also recommended you record any other broadband ISP information such as global IP address, subnet mask address, default gateway address, DNS server address and PPPoE parameters. The IP address is acquired au to mat i cal ly but DNS server address is entered manually - Enter the DNS server in for ma tion manually even though the IP address is acquired automatically. WBR-G54 User Manual 3.5.5 Application Tab The Application Tab offers setup for special applications such as games, MS NetMeeting and MSN Messenger. WBR-G54 User Manual 4.1.2 Wireless Security Broadcast SSID - Enable or Disable the SSID (ESS-ID) from being broadcast. RADIUS Port - Enter port number for authentication. RADIUS Key - Encryption key between RADIUS Sever and the AirStation. Enter same key as registered in the server. Use a 1 to 256 character alphanumeric code. WBR-G54 User Manual. Enter a maximum of 64 al pha nu mer ic characters. WBR-G54 User Manual 4.1.3 LAN Port. If unknown, select Auto authoriza- tion. MTU (Maximum Transmit Unit) Size - Maximum Transmit Unit (578-1492) when using PPPoE. WBR-G54 User Manual To enable WDS, set the Wireless Bridge (WDS) function to Enable. Host Name - Enter the host name as desired. Default Gateway - A default gateway IP should be assigned to the AirStation. If unknown, leave blank. Address Translation must be enabled for client com- puters to connect to the Internet.Example: 00:40:26:00:11:22 Click Apply when settings are complete. The AirStation sends reject packets if it receives an IDENT request.WBR-G54 User Manual. WBR-G54 User Manual - This feature logs administrator out of the AirStation web interface. Only one user at a time can 4.4.8 Syslog transmitting Select Use or Do not use to enable or disable the AirStation’s ability to transmit information to a Syslog.
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These values are provided for your guidance but may vary according to the actual radio conditions at the location where the AirStation product is installed. Plug the power back in to monitor the DIAG LEDs during start-up.WBR-G54 User Manual Ethernet: The most widely used architecture for Local Area Networks (LANs). It is a shared-media network architecture. Also known as global IP. WBR-G54 User Manual IMPORTANT NOTE: FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. High Speed Wireless. Broadband RouterIntroduction........................... 05. Internal Antennas...................... 12. Standard Settings....................... 13LAN Settings........................ 25. Wireless Settings.................. 25. Wireless LAN Security.............. 27. LAN Port........................ 30. DHCP Server..................... 31. Wireless MAC Filter............. 34. Wireless Bridge (WDS)............. 36. WAN Settings....................... 38. WAN Port........................ 38. WAN Network..................... 41Network Settings..................... 42. Router Setup.................... 42. Address Translation................ 44. Packet Filter...................... 47. Intrusion Detector................. 52. UPnP........................... 54. Management........................ 55. System Information................ 55. Change Password................. 56. Time Setup...................... 57. Packet Traf?c Information................. 58. Client Monitor.................... 59. Ping Test........................ 60. Log Information................... 61Syslog Transfer................... 62. Firmware Update................. 65Troubleshooting........................ 72. GlossaryContact Information..................... 92The WHR-G54S router, is a wireless 4-port router network device that complies with the 2.4GHz. IEEE 802.11g standard speci?cation on wireless LANs.
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It also supports High Speed Mode technology. Summary of the AirStation WHR-G54S features:Home Networking 1. Buffalo AirStation wireless access points enable sharing broadband by simply connecting the. AirStation to a DSL or Cable modem to. System RequirementsWeb Browser Internet Explorer or Netscape 4.5AirStation WHR-G54S Package Contents. The AirStation WHR-G54S package consists of the following items.Product Views. Power - Lit when the device is powered on. Wireless - Lit when the wireless radio is on. Flashes when wireless traf?c is present. Bridge - Lit when the Bridge mode isDiag - Flashes red when performingAOSS - Flashes when in AOSS mode, solidEthernet - 1, 2, 3, or 4 lit when ethernetFlashes whenAbout the AirStation CD. The AirStation does not require any software to be installed on your computer for con?guration. The. AirStation CD contains product documentation and Buffalo’s Client Manager which provides AOSSIt is the policy of Buffalo Technology to improve products as new technology, components, softwarePlease consult the AirStation wireless website ( ) to download and installFollow these simple steps to connect the AirStation to your Broadband Internet connection allowingAirStation router.Initially, you mayCon?guring the AirStation using a standard web browser requires basic wireless con?gurationSetup Preparation. Make note of the AirStation’s wired MAC address (found on the underside of the WHR-G54S). ItSetup Overview. Buffalo recommends using a wired connection, meaning your computer is physically connected toA Web browser version 4.5 or later can be used to con?gure the AirStation. Advanced settings for security, ?ltering and other features will be explained in later sections.The WHR-G54S has one hoip antennas. This setup is ideal because it allows for proper antenna polarization with both desktopOpen the Setup ScreenIP address automatically using a DHCPInitial. Settings. Login. On the computer used to con?gure the.
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AirStation, launch a Web Browser 4.5 orEnter “root” as the User ID and leave the password ?eld blank.Enter ISP information. Initial. ScreenDSL Button. Initial DSLScreen. Select the appropriate connection method. Automatic IP Assignment by ISPManual DSL. IP Settings. Screen. Manual IP Address Setup. DSL PPPoE. PPPoE ConnectionCable Button. Initial CATV. Automatic IP AddressingManual IP. Address. Manual IP Address SetupAutomatic IP Address - Manual DNS. Server Con?guration. Manual DNS. SettingsLine. Test Tab. Line Test. Tests the connection to the Internet.Security. Security Tab. The Security Tab offers three Simple Security. Settings. Follow the instructions in each screenAirStation.Setup Encryption on theSetup the Wireless MAC Filter.Applications. Application. Tab. The Application Tab offers setup for special applications such as games, MS NetMeeting and. MSN Messenger. Then follow the on-screenPlaying Internet Games. Using Netmeeting. Using Windows (MSN)MessengerAlthough your AirStation will function ?ne using only the Standard Settings, you may wish toThe Advanced Settings section explains each function in the. Advanced settings area. Click the Top tab and click the Advanced button to enter the Advanced settings area.Users no longerIntel Centrino supports AOSS by installing Buffalo's Client ManagerStandalone. Client Manager. Client ManagerSoftware. AOSS DeviceIf your wirelessStandalone Devices: Ethernet Converters and Access Point Bridges. Client Manager Devices: CardBus, USB, and PCI Adapters.The orange AOSSLAN Settings. Set up LAN connections. Wireless. Wireless Settings. Wireless Mode - Enable orSSID - Allows administrator toTo communicate with a speci?c. AP only, the AP’s SSID mustThe client computer looksBy default the SSID is the LAN Mac address of the AirStation.Wireless Channel - Select the channel used for wireless communication. There are 11 overlapping channels. Channels 1, 6 and 11 are non-overlapping.
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If there are multiple APs in close proximity using the same channel, there may be interference. In thisPrivacy Separator - Enable or disable communication between wireless clients. If you choose to use thisBSS (Basic Service Set) Basic Rate Set - The transmission data rates offered by the AirStation. It is. AirStation. Frame Bursting Mode - This function increases 802.11g communication throughput by transferring packets more ef?ciently. The following conditions affect this function. If the wireless. LAN client adapter does not support Frame Bursting, or Frame Bursting is not enabled, then it willHigh Speed Mode - This function further increases 802.11g communication. The following conditions affect this function. If the wireless LAN client adapter does not support High Speed Mode, or it is not enabled, then it will operate atIt is recommended to leave High Speed Mode enabled as it can only help throughput, not hurt it.It enables CTS (Clear-to-Send). DTIM Period - An access point transmits beacon signals to nearby clients at a preset interval. ThisSelection of a larger number may conserve energy for the client computer (when client power management is enabled), butThe default value of 1 is recommended. Wireless Output Power - Con?gure output power of the AirStation. Decrease wireless outputThe default setting of 100 is recommendedWireless LAN Security. Security. Broadcast SSID - Enable or Disable the SSID (SSID) from beingAirStation’s SSID is entered in theData Encryption - Disable to have noSelect the type of data encryption:Encryption key should be entered.The encryption key is renewed every “Re-key interval” when “TKIP” is selected. WEP - When the WEP (Wired Equivalent Protection) encryption standard is implemented into aFor this reason, the same WEP key must be used for communicationAn access point and client may both carry multiple WEP keys.
It is necessary for not only the WEPIf a wireless client cannot support multiple WEP keys,Examples of WEP key:TKIP - TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) is a WEP expanded encryption technique. TKIP hasWPA-PSK (pre-Shared Key). Characteristics:AES - AES further improves TKIP by using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryptionWPA Rekey Interval - When TKIP is selected, the encryption key is renewed at this interval. ThisIf 0 is entered, the key is never renewed. Setting a low rekey intervalLAN Port. LAN Port. Set the LAN side EthernetLAN Side IP Address - AllowsIP and Subnet Mask for the. LAN side of the AirStation.LAN IP is changed, restart the. AirStation. (Section 4.4.10). IfAirStation LAN side. Select Use to enable and Do not use to disable the function. Once Use isDHCP Server. DHCP Server. Allows a more advancedIf the DHCP service is enabled,AirStation. If the DHCP server is turned off, all client PC’s must have unique, static IP addressesCheck with your LAN administrator for static IPDHCP IP Address Pool - Sets the beginning address and range of addresses to be assigned bySelect up to 253 consecutive addresses (nodes). The IPsLease Period - Speci?es the time in hours (1-999) an assigned IP address is valid. If the clientDefault Gateway - Allows administrator to use the Default Gateway address (the AirStation’s IPDNS Server - Allows administrator to use the default DNS address (the AirStation’s IP address),WINS Server - Allows administrator to use a WINS address. Select auto assignment of the IP address, enter a speci?c WINS IP address, or block clients from the WINS address noti?cation. Domain Name - Allows administrator to use an assigned domain name, assign a speci?c domainEnter a maximum of 64 alphanumeric characters.Manual Assignment - AllowsManual IPAddress. Assignment. SettingsWireless MAC Filter. Wireless MAC. Filter. Enforce MAC Filtering - Select.
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Enable to restrict wirelessDisable to disable MACPress the Apply button to enterAddresses can be assignedRegistration for MAC Addresses - MAC accessRegister for. Allowable PC’s. MAC Address. MAC address list - Displays aWireless Bridge (WDS). Bridge (WDS). The Wireless Distribution. System supports peer-to-peer. AP communication. Wireless Bridging (WDS)Select Enable to allow BridgeWireless Bridge (WDS) Dedicated Mode - Select Enable toIn dedicated mode wirelessWDS AirStations.Add a WDS Partner: Allows administrator to input the wireless MAC address of AirStations for. Bridge (WDS) communication. System Information, labeled Wireless MAC Address.To enable WDS, set the Wireless Bridge (WDS) function to. Enable. Enter the Wireless MACMAC Address Ex:Click Apply under Wireless. Bridge (WDS) settings whenAirStation are entered. Repeat this process on every other AirStation used in Bridge (WDS) mode.WAN Settings. WAN port. Setup. WAN Port. Wired WAN PerformanceMAC Address of WAN PortAddress of WAN to be the same. MAC address of your cable or. DSL modem. WAN IP Address - Allows administrator to select DHCP server, PPPoE, or manual setting for the WAN port of the AirStation. Auto IP assignment from DHCP server - acquire the IP address automatically from the DHCP server. Use PPPoE client - If selected, the information listed below must be entered. Manual setting - Enter the appropriate IP address and subnet mask.PPPoE Setting (for enabling PPPoE Client function) - Allows administrator to use PPPoE asThe following parameters should be entered for PPPoE Settings. Name of Connection - Enter the name of your connection. User Name - Enter the user name (up to 64 alphanumeric characters) for PPPoE authorization. Password - Enter the password provided by your ISP (up to 64 alphanumeric characters). ReenterService Name - Enter the PPPoE service name (up to 64 alphanumeric characters).
If your ISPConnection Type - Select from:Connects to the Internet using the connect button onThe Enter New Connection button will not appear until Use PPPoE Client is set. Disconnection Time - Specify the number of minutes (0-1440) before automatic disconnect isIf Continuous Connection isAuthorization - AuthorizationPPPoE server. If unknown,PPPoE. MTU (Maximum Transmit. Unit) Size - Maximum Transmit. Unit (578-1492) when using. PPPoE. MRU (Maximum Receive. Unit) Size - Maximum Receive. Keep Alive - Enables the. PPPoE client to send a Link. Control Protocol (LCP) echoSet to Disable ifIf disabled, the connection is not permitted.WAN Network. WAN side (Internet)Host Name - Enter the hostDefault Gateway - A defaultIf Auto IP assignment from DHCP Server is selectedNetwork ofRemote Management Port Number - Set a speci?c port number when remote setup of the. AirStation is planned. Using port 80 allows the AirStation to be accessed from the internet by connecting to (where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is your WAN IP address). You will need toSelect Disable or Enable.Network Settings. Routing. Routing Setup. RIP transmission to WAN - Allows RIPRIP reception from WAN - Allows RIPRIP transmission to LAN - Allows RIPRIP reception from LAN - Allows RIPRIP transmission to WAN - Allows RIPDisplay Routing Table - AllowsAdd Routing. Table EntryRouting Table EntryAddress Translation. Translation. Address Translation - Select. Enable or Disable. Address. Translation must be enabledEnable enables the followingLAN computer connects to the. WAN side, the IP address of. LAN computer is dynamicallyIP address of the AirStation. Multiple LAN computers canOtherwise, a dropped packed is notIPSec PassThrough - Enables the AirStation’s ability to pass IPSec VPN data.IP Address of DMZ - Allows administrator to set the DMZ (De-Militarized Zone) address. IncomingAdd NAT Table. Group - Specify a group (up to 16 characters)Groups are simplyClick New Group to create new group orAddress.
WAN Side IP Address - Select AirStation’s. WAN Side IP Address or Manual IP Address. For Manual setting, enter the IP address used by the WAN computer to connect to the local computer. AirStation’s IP Address of WAN should be used unless you have multiple WAN side IPSome network applications (online games or streaming software) require adding Address Translation tables; consult the software’s documentation for port information). Protocol (WAN). If both TCP and UDP are required,LAN IP Address - Select Manual IP Address and enter the destination IP address of the LANProtocol (LAN) - Enter the destination port number. If left blank, the packets are transferred toTypically the destination port should be left theThis will add the information to the NAT table. Once you have gonePacket Filter. Packet. Log Output - Select Output toPacket Filter InformationLAN - Prohibits administrationWindows machines. It is recommended to leave this ?lter activated.Basic Filter. Setting. Use this ?lter when the communication speed goes down usingFTP and WEB.IP Filter Settings - Limits the. IP FilterThe maximum number of rulesWAN (or LAN), select ignored,Packets from. Are:Warning: If administrator selects packet from LAN is Ignored or Rejected, the administrator willThe AirStation can be returned to the factory default settings byProtocol - Mark and select a speci?c protocol. Select from all protocols, ICMP, arbitrary protocol. Priority - Specify the priority of an item. The smaller the number, the higher the priority. Add MAC. FilterMAC Filter - Click Enter MAC ?lter toSource MAC address -The MACAdd rule when complete.Example: 00:40:26:00:11:22. Click Apply when settings are complete.Intrusion Detector. Intrusion. Detector. The Intrusion Detector watch guardsThis function also records informationIntrusion Detector - Select Do notIP Spoo?ng - Check Block to prevent. IP spoo?ng. Threshold Value - Enter the numberNotify by email. This is the nameThis email can be made up (e.g.
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Consult your ISP or mail server support for more information. Pop-up noti?cation - Pop-up window alert of unwanted activity. Client Manager must be installed andIntrusion Detector information - displays log activity detected by the Intrusion Detector service.UPnP. UPnP. Select Enable to enable. UPnP (Universal Plug and. Play). When a computer with. UPnP support connects to the. AirStation, that computer automatically receives con?gurationSystem. Information. Management - System Information. System information of the AirStation isMAC address and wireless ?rmware. TheThis is the best place to determine theIf High Speed. When it is red, High Speed modeWAN (Internet) side DHCP server. Press Release to release current DHCP WAN information. PressRenew to obtain WAN information from the DHCP server. NOTE: If a manual IP is assigned to the. WAN port, this feature is not displayed. Change Password. Name and. Password. AirStation name - When using multiple AirStations, select aAirStation name value has littleAdministrator Name - “root”, cannot be changed. Administrator Password Allows the administrator to enterTime setup. Time setup - Enter the current date and time, and click Set. NTP - Network Time Protocol. Select Use or Do not use. Time Setup. ScreenNTP Server Address - Enter the. NTP Server Address. Update Time - Enter the timeTime Zone - Select local timeClick Apply.Packet Traf?c. Packet Traf?c Information. Displays number of packetsWired WAN. Wired LAN. Wireless LAN. Click Refresh to start updateClient Monitor. Client. Monitor. Displays the wired and wirelessDHCP server. The network medium isClients that have static IPPING Test. PING Test. Performs a PING test from the. AirStation to a LAN or WANEnter the target IP address andIf the test results in an error,Log. Log Information. Display log info level - SelectDisplay log info - Select theLog information - DisplaysSyslog Transfer. Syslog. Transmitting. Select Enable or DisableAirStation’s ability to transmitRestore.
Save current settings - Click. Save to open the ?le savingAirStation settings to a ?le. Restored saved settingsChoose ?le to select the savedReboot. Click Restart to reboot. Click Restore to reset the. AirStation to default factoryAirStation will return to theFirmware Update. Firmware. Update. Firmware File NameFirmware Update to loadPlease visit the Buffalo Technology Web Page to download the latest ?rmwares free of charge.Once disconnected, the client willA separate table exists forEncryption type - This forces AOSS to use a speci?ed type of encryption. It is recommended toIf the setting is changed then every client that connects must have supportAOSS - Click Enable to allow the. AirStation to use AOSS function. Click. Disable to shut off the AOSS system. Clicking Disable will disable the AOSSThis startsStop AOSS Process- Click AOSSStopping the AOSS function will turn off. AOSS and return the router to nonAOSS function.On Network Storage Centers like Buffalo’s. LinkStation, the Shared Files icon should work with little to no con?guration. Please consultAfter clicking on the Shared Files icon you will see the available shared ?lesYou can also drag aThus, you can drag a Microsoft Word DocumentFiles: To access ?les, double click on the ?le or folder icon just like youFiles can be moved, copied, and renamedFor instance, to stream a 128kbps MP3, a 150k or greaterVideo often requires aAdditional Information. For more information, please consult:W1.10 x H5.28 x D5.67 in. (28 x 134 x 144 mm). Weight 0.6 lb. (270g). Operation 0? to 40? C. Maximum humidity 85. Power Characteristics. Power Consumption About 3.4 W (Max)Regulatory Information. Wireless communication is often subject to local radio regulations. Although AirStation wirelessNetworking Characteristics. Compatibility. Host Operating System. Media Access Protocol. Radio Characteristics. RF Frequency Band 2.4 GHz (2,412-2,462 MHz)Modulation Technique Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum.
Spreading 11-chip Barker SequenceAirStation IEEE 802.11 Channel Sets. The range of the wireless signal is related to the Transmit Rate of the wireless communication. Communications at a lower Transmit range may travel longer distances. Center Channel ID FCCCommon Problems:Monitoring LED activity helps identify problems. If is it blinking GREEN, wireless communication is active. DIAG LED Activity. Unplug the power for three seconds. Plug the power back in to monitor the DIAG LEDs during start-up. If any symptoms match section the table below, contact to your local agency described on the “Contact. Information” section on the bottom pages of this manual. DIAG LED Activity TableDIAG LED Display. Status. Descryiption. Red ?ash, 1 time.
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