Discover devices on the network and query device information in "My Network," including serial number, online status, device model, IP address, MAC address, and software version.

Parameter

Description

Application scenarios

Rediscover

Refresh the status information of the entire network and rediscover devices in the network

Update Network Status

Start Configuration

Configure the deployment for the entire network

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Advanced Search

Use the <> button to filter device information in the network by the serial number, online status, device model, IP address, MAC address, and software version with matching conditions of "contains," "exact match," and "does not contain."

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Column Sorting

Use the <> button to display device information in the network based on different combinations of serial number, device name, device model, IP, MAC, and software version.

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Perform deployment configuration for the entire network management, including: project settings, internet settings, Wi-Fi settings, time zone, etc.

Set up the project

Configure internet settings, with the following connection methods:

·     Using "DHCP"

·     Using "Static IP"

·     Using "PPPoE"

·     Achieve internet access using "DHCP"

·     Achieve internet access using "Static IP"

·     Achieve internet access using "PPPoE"

Configure Wi-Fi settings, with encryption methods including:

·     Using "No Encryption"

·     Using "Encryption"

·     Using "No Encryption"

·     Using "Encryption"

Set the time zone and region

Parameter

Description

Item

The name of the project, which must be 1-20 characters long, cannot start with digits or spaces, and does not support the characters “?”,“'”,“"”,“\”.

Device Management Password

The management password for the device, which must be 10-63 characters long and can only include digits, letters, or English symbols (excluding spaces, “?”,“'”,“"”,“\”). The password must contain at least two types of combinations and cannot include the sequence or reverse sequence of 'admin'.

Confirm Password

Project Confirmation Password, when entering the confirmation password, ensure that it matches the device management password.

Gateway Device

The gateway device in the network, connecting different networks to enable intercommunication.

WAN Port

The WAN port on the gateway device, used for connecting to the Internet.

Internet access modes

Connecting to the Internet, including DHCP, static address, PPPoE:

·     DHCP is a network connection method that dynamically allocates IP addresses. When a device connects to the network, it sends a request to the DHCP server, which dynamically assigns network parameters such as IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server, allowing the device to quickly connect to the network and obtain the necessary IP profile.

·     A static address refers to a manually configured static IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server, which do not change with the device's connection status.

·     PPPoE is a protocol for establishing a point-to-point connection over Ethernet, commonly used for authentication and dial-up connections in broadband access environments. When accessing a wide area network (WAN) using PPPoE, users must provide specific account and password information, and the router will perform the dial-up connection for Internet access.

IP address

IP Address for the Device's Wide Area Network Access

Subnet mask

IP Address Mask or Mask Length

Gateway

Gateway Address for the Device's Wide Area Network Access

DNS

DNS Server Address for the Device's Wide Area Network Access

Internet Account

Username used for authentication, provided by the carrier.

Internet Password

Password used for authentication, provided by the carrier.

Wi-Fi Name

Name of the wireless network service, which must be 1-32 characters long and cannot contain special characters “'”,“#”,“"”,“?”.

Encryption Algorithm

Encryption method for the wireless service. When configuring this parameter, you can select between no encryption and encryption as needed.

Password

Password for the wireless network service, with a length of 8-63 bytes.

Effective Radio Frequency

The wireless frequency used, any combination of the following values:

·     2.4G

·     5G

Time Zone/Region

Geographical area and time zone of the device.

The overview will display the operational status of the entire network system, including traffic measurement, message information, service network, topology list, device list, and other information.

Parameter

Description

Upstream.

Statistics of upstream traffic in the network, which is the amount of data sent from customer equipment to the Internet

Downstream.

Statistics of downstream traffic in the network, which is the amount of data transmitted from the Internet to customer equipment

Number of Devices

Statistics of the number of devices in the network

Number of Terminals

Statistics of the number of terminals in the network

Message Center

Messages in the overall network management system, for detailed information please see the Message Center

Service network

Types of service networks in the overall network management system, including wired and wireless services, for detailed information please see Service Network

Topology List

Device topology information, for detailed information please see the Topology List

Device List

Device list information, including serial number, device name, online status, MAC, IP, software version, device model, and operations, for detailed information please see the Device List

View the latest reported brief messages on the network

Parameter

Description

More

View the detailed information recently reported on the network

View the business configuration in the network

Parameter

Description

Edit

Go to the service network page to add business configurations

View the specific network topology

Parameter

Description

Refresh

Update topology data in the network

Restore

Restore the arrangement of the topology structure in the network to the system default state, with the topology arranged from top to bottom

Flip

Arrange the topology structure in the network from left to right

Download

Download the topology structure in the network to the local system, saving the file in PNG format

·     View device list information

·     Select the check box in the device list, click the batch operation button, and execute the batch operation on the selected devices.

Refresh

Update the data information in the device list

Users need to obtain the latest data from the device list

Batch Operations

Batch operations include: Restart, Upgrade, Reset:

·     Restart: Execute the restart operation on the selected devices

·     Upgrade: Execute the upgrade operation on the selected devices

·     Reset: Execute the reset operation on the selected devices

When multiple devices require the same operation, performing the same action on each device can be cumbersome. At this point, you can use the batch operation function to perform operations on multiple devices, saving effort

Advanced Search

Using the <> advanced search function, filter device information in the device list by using the matching criteria "Contains," "Exact Match," and "Does Not Contain," based on device serial number, device name, online status, device model, IP, MAC, or software version

When there is a large amount of device information in the device list, users can quickly and accurately filter the required device information using the filter function, improving work efficiency and accuracy

Column Sorting

Using the <> function, display device information in the device list based on different combinations of serial number, device name, online status, device model, IP, MAC, or software version

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Configure the wired service network

Select "Add Wired Service Network" to add wired service network configuration and set "Wired Service Parameters"

1.     In the "Service Name" configuration item, enter the service name

2.     In the "VLAN" configuration item, enter the service VLAN, with a value range of 1 to 4000

3.     In the "Address Pool Server" configuration item, the system automatically selects the device

4.     In the "Default Gateway" configuration item, enter the address of the service gateway

5.     In the "Mask" configuration item, enter the subnet mask

6.     In the "DHCP Address Pool" configuration item, select to enable/disable the DHCP address pool function

7.     If the "DHCP Address Pool" function is enabled, in the "Address Pool" configuration item, enter the range of IP addresses to be allocated

8.     Click < Next > to enter the "Wired Access Settings" page

For "Wired Access Settings"

1.     Click to select the device that the wired terminal is preparing to access from the left topology

2.     On the device faceplate, click the port for the wired network terminal planning to access

3.     After confirming the accuracy, click < Next > button to enter the "Configuration Dispatch Confirmation" configuration page

·     Set up wired access

·     Select the device that the wired terminal is preparing to access

·     Select the port for the wired network terminal planning to access

"Configuration Dispatch Confirmation", check the service configuration, and after confirming it is correct, click < Confirm and Dispatch > button to perform the configuration dispatch. Please do not close this page during the dispatch process, and be patient

"Configuration Dispatch", after the configuration dispatch is successful, click < Finish > button to complete the wired network service configuration

Parameter

Description

Add Wired Service Network

Add Wired Service Network Configuration

Service name.

Chinese, letters, digits, underscores, spaces, and -; length less than 255; cannot be all spaces; cannot be "IPTV"

VLAN

The ID number of this VLAN interface, with values from 1 to 4000

Address Pool Server

The server that manages and allocates IP addresses to client devices; the system automatically selects the device

Default Gateway

The default gateway for the device accessing the wide area network (WAN)

Subnet Mask

The mask of the IP address or the mask length

DHCP address pool

Whether to enable the DHCP address pool function. If enabled, the device will dynamically allocate IP addresses to client devices connected to it (e.g., computers connected to the device)

IP pool

The range of IP addresses allocated by the DHCP server address pool, including the starting IP address and the ending IP address

Reselect

Re-select the access port

Configure the wireless service network

Select "Add New Wireless Service Network" to add the wireless service network configuration and set the wireless service parameters:

1.     In the "Wi-Fi Name" configuration item, enter the name of the wireless service

2.     In the "Operating State" configuration item, enable or disable the operating state of the wireless service based on actual business needs

3.     In the "Encryption Method" configuration item, enable or disable wireless encryption based on actual business needs

4.     In the "Encryption Type" configuration item, select the encryption type for the wireless service from the drop-down menu, including WPA/WPA2 (compatibility mode), WPA2 (recommended mode), or WPA3 (secure mode)

5.     In the "Password" configuration item, enter the Wi-Fi password

6.     In the "Effective Radio Frequency" configuration item, select the effective frequency band using the check box

7.     In the "MLO" configuration item, select whether to enable the MLO function based on actual business needs

8.     In the "Hide Wi-Fi" configuration item, select whether to hide the Wi-Fi based on actual business needs. When the button is enabled, the name of the wireless network will be hidden, and wireless terminals must manually enter the Wi-Fi name to join the network

9.     In the "User Speed Limit" configuration item, select whether to limit user speed based on actual business needs

10.     After confirming everything is correct, click the <Next> button to enter the "Wired Access Settings" configuration page to set up wired access

For "Wired Access Settings"

1.     In the "Service Name" configuration item, enter the service name

2.     In the "VLAN" configuration item, you can select an already configured VLAN from the drop-down menu or select to add a new VLAN

3.     If "VLAN" is to add a new VLAN, enter the service VLAN in the "VLAN" configuration item, with a value between 1 and 4000

4.     In the "Address Pool Server" configuration item, the system automatically selects the device

5.     In the "Default Gateway" configuration item, enter the address of the service gateway

6.     In the "Mask" configuration item, enter the subnet mask

7.     In the "DHCP Address Pool" configuration item, enable or disable the "DHCP Address Pool" function based on actual business needs

8.     If you enable the "DHCP Address Pool" function, enter the range of IP addresses to be allocated in the "Address Pool" configuration item

9.     After confirming everything is correct, click the <Next> button to enter the "Configuration Delivery Confirmation" tab

In "Configuration Delivery Confirmation," check the service configuration, and after confirming it is correct, click the <Confirm and Deliver> button to proceed with the configuration delivery. Please do not close this page during the configuration delivery and wait patiently

After the configuration delivery is successful, click the <Complete> button to finish the wireless network service configuration

Parameter

Description

Add Wireless Business Network

Add Wireless Network Service

Wi-Fi Name

The name of the wireless network service, with a length of 1-32 characters, cannot contain special characters such as “'”, “#”, “"”, “?”

Work Status

Enable or disable the wireless network service based on actual business needs

Encryption Algorithm

Enable or disable the wireless network encryption function based on actual business needs

Encryption Type

Encryption method for the wireless service; when configuring this parameter, you can select as needed:

·     WPA/WPA2 (Compatible Mode): Provides high security, using a hybrid encryption method of WPA and WPA2

·     WPA2 (Recommended Mode): A highly secure encryption method, applicable to devices that support WPA2, primarily connects through password input but also widely supports 802.1X authentication, suitable for home and small office networks

·     WPA3 (Secure Mode): The latest secure encryption method, more secure than WPA2, applicable to devices that support WPA3, offering multiple connection methods, including traditional password input, QR code connection, and enhanced open connection, suitable for home, small office networks, and public network environments

Password

Set the password for the wireless service

Effective Radio Frequency

Wireless frequency used by the wireless service

MLO

The MLO function requires the device to support two frequency bands of “802.11be (Wi-Fi 7)”. After enabling this function, the AP can coordinate multiple links across different frequency bands, achieving multifrequency connections with terminals, increasing bandwidth and reducing latency. Note: After enabling the MLO function, some terminals may fail to connect due to compatibility issues. In such cases, it is recommended to disable the MLO function

Hide Wi-Fi

Select whether to hide Wi-Fi:

·     If you turn off hiding Wi-Fi, when wireless clients search for local accessible wireless networks, they will detect the broadcast Wi-Fi and can establish a connection

·     If you enable hiding Wi-Fi, the administrator needs to inform the client of the Wi-Fi name, then the client can connect to the wireless network based on the Wi-Fi name

User rate limit

The user bandwidth limiting function can restrict excessive bandwidth consumption by individual users, ensuring that all connected users can normally use network services

Per User Bandwidth Limit

Each user associated with this SSID operates according to the set bandwidth limit value. For example, if the per-user bandwidth limit rate is 1 Mbps, then all users associated with this SSID will be limited to 1 Mbps.

Average Distribution Among All Users

All users associated with this SSID evenly share the set value, and each user's bandwidth limit will dynamically change based on the current number of users associated with the SSID. For example, if the limit rate value is M and the number of associated users is N, then each user will be limited according to M/N

Uplink Rate Limit

Limit the user's upstream traffic

Downlink Rate Limit

Limit the user's downstream traffic

Limit Rate

Set the user's traffic limit rate, in Kbps

Service name.

Chinese letters, English letters, digits, underscores, spaces, and -; length less than 255; cannot be all spaces; cannot be “IPTV”

VLAN

The ID number of this VLAN interface, with a value between 1 and 4000

Address Pool Server

The server that manages and allocates IP addresses to client devices, with the system automatically selecting the device

Default Gateway

The default gateway for the device accessing the wide area network

Subnet Mask

IP address mask or mask length

DHCP address pool

Whether to enable the DHCP address pool function. If this function is enabled, the device will dynamically allocate IP addresses to client devices connected to it (e.g., computers connected to the device)

IP pool

The range of IP addresses allocated by the DHCP server address pool, including the starting IP address and ending IP address

Configure the wireless network

Click<Add>button to enter the “Add Wireless Service” tab and set up the wireless service:

1.     In the “Wi-Fi Name” configuration item, enter the name of the Wi-Fi

2.     In the “Operating State” configuration item, open or close the wireless service

3.     In the “Encryption Method” configuration item, enable or disable wireless encryption based on actual business needs

4.     In the “Encryption Type” configuration item, select the encryption type for the wireless service from the drop-down menu, including WPA/WPA2 (compatible mode), WPA2 (recommended mode), or WPA3 (secure mode)

5.     In the “Password” configuration item, enter the Wi-Fi password

6.     In the “VLAN” configuration item, select the created VLAN or add a new wireless service VLAN from the drop-down menu

7.     In the “Effective Radio Frequency” configuration item, select the effective frequency band using the check box

8.     In the “MLO” configuration item, select whether to enable the MLO function based on actual business needs

9.     In the “Hide Wi-Fi” configuration item, if the button is in the off position, it means Wi-Fi is not hidden; if the button is in the on position, it means Wi-Fi is hidden, and the name of the wireless network will be concealed, requiring manual addition of the network when connecting with wireless terminals

10.     In the “User Speed Limit” configuration item, select whether to limit user speed based on actual business needs

11.     After confirming everything is correct, click<Submit>button to add the service template

In the Wi-Fi list, click the corresponding<Edit>button for the specified Wi-Fi to pop up the edit wireless service dialog box and edit the wireless service

In the Wi-Fi list, select the wireless service, click the corresponding<Delete>button, or click<Batch Delete>button, confirm everything is correct, and then click<Confirm>button to complete the deletion

Parameter

Description

Add

Add New Wireless Network Service

Wi-Fi Name

The name of the wireless network service, with a length of 1-32 characters, cannot contain special characters such as “'”, “#”, “"”, and “?”.

Work Status

Enable or disable the wireless network service based on actual business needs.

Encryption Algorithm

Enable or disable the wireless network encryption function based on actual business needs.

Encryption Type

Encryption method for the wireless service. When configuring this parameter, you can select as needed:

·     WPA/WPA2 (Compatible Mode): Provides high security using a hybrid encryption method of WPA and WPA2.

·     WPA2 (Recommended Mode): A higher security encryption method used for devices that support WPA2, primarily connecting via password input but also widely supporting 802.1X authentication, suitable for home and small office networks.

·     WPA3 (Secure Mode): The latest secure encryption method, more secure than WPA2, used for devices that support WPA3. It offers multiple connection methods, including traditional password input, QR code connection, and enhanced open connection, suitable for home, small office networks, and public network environments.

Password

Set the password for the wireless service.

VLAN

The ID number of this VLAN interface, with a value range of 1 to 4000.

Effective Radio Frequency

Wireless frequency used by the wireless service.

MLO

MLO function requires the device to support “802.11be (Wi-Fi 7)” on two frequency bands. After enabling this feature, the AP can coordinate multiple links across different frequency bands to achieve multiband connections with terminals, increasing bandwidth and reducing latency. Note: After enabling the MLO function, some terminals may fail to connect due to compatibility issues. If this occurs, it is recommended to disable the MLO function.

Hide Wi-Fi

You can select whether to hide the Wi-Fi. When the button is turned on, the name of the wireless network service will be hidden. Wireless terminals connecting to the wireless network will need to manually search for the name of the wireless network service.

User rate limit

The user bandwidth limitation feature can restrict excessive bandwidth consumption by individual users, ensuring that all connected users can normally use network services.

Per User Bandwidth Limit

Each user associated with this SSID operates according to the set bandwidth limit value. For example, if the per user limit rate value is 1Mbps, then all users associated with this SSID will be limited to 1Mbps.

Average Sharing Among All Users

All users associated with this SSID share the set value equally, and each user's bandwidth limit will dynamically change based on the current number of users associated with the SSID. For example, if the limit rate value is M and the number of users is N, each user will be limited at M/N.

Uplink Rate Limit

Limit the user's upstream traffic.

Downlink Rate Limit

Limit the user's downstream traffic.

Limit Rate

Set the user's traffic limit rate, with a unit of Kbps.

Edit

Edit wireless network configuration.

Delete

Delete a single wireless service configuration.

Bulk Delete

Batch delete multiple wireless service configurations.

Configure radio frequency (RF) parameters

Parameter

Description

Region code

Select the corresponding zone code based on the device's location

Increase Radio Frequency (RF)

If there are tri-band devices in the network, you can differentiate the configuration of the second 5G radio frequency (5G-2) by increasing the RF function

Wi-Fi Mode

Configure the Wi-Fi standard, with values as follows:

·     Compatibility mode allows different generations of Wi-Fi devices to communicate with each other, providing backward compatibility between new and old standards

·     802.11ax (Wi-Fi6), suitable for high-density home, enterprise, and public network environments, such as conference centers, stadiums, and shopping malls

·     802.11be (Wi-Fi7), suitable for high bandwidth and low latency scenarios, such as 8K video streams, VR/AR, enterprise environments, and smart cities

Max Client Quantity

The maximum number of terminal equipment (TE) that the wireless network access point (NAP) can support simultaneously

Configure the denylist/allowlist

·     In the "Wireless Denylist" configuration item, click "Add" to add a new MAC address and notes for the denylist.

·     In the "Wireless Allowlist" configuration item, click "Add" to add a new MAC address and notes for the allowlist.

Parameter

Description

Denylist

Deny specific MAC addresses from accessing Wi-Fi

Allowlist

Allow only specific MAC addresses to access Wi-Fi

Add

Add MAC addresses and notes to the denylist/allowlist

Edit

Modify MAC addresses and notes in the denylist/allowlist

Bulk Delete

Bulk delete MAC addresses and notes from the denylist/allowlist

Perform intelligent network optimization for wireless networks

Parameter

Description

Automatic Optimization

Once enabled, the system will monitor radio equipment in real-time and optimize locally when appropriate to ensure that wireless services are always in optimal condition. After optimization is complete, you can view the optimization records. If terminal equipment (TE) is in service, the system will temporarily stop automatic optimization.

Run Now

The system will immediately perform a wireless network optimization based on the current network environment to fully enhance wireless performance.

Optimization Records

Intelligent Wireless Network Optimization Records:

·     No optimization records will be generated if there are no APs in the network or if no optimization has been performed.

·     Only the most recent optimization record for each AP will be displayed. Click to view historical optimization records for more information.

·     Each AP can display a maximum of 10 optimization records per radio frequency (RF).

All

2.4G and 5G Wireless Network Optimization Records

2.4G

2.4GHz Wireless Network Optimization Records

5G

5GHz Wireless Network Optimization Records

Optimize the roaming function

Parameter

Description

Roaming Optimization

The AP will scan for potential roaming neighbors to help the terminal roam more timely and accurately. This process will last about 2 minutes.

Roaming sensitivity

Adjust the roaming sensitivity of the terminal. It can modify the signal strength threshold for initiating roaming. In densely deployed scenarios, roaming sensitivity can be appropriately increased; conversely, in sparsely deployed scenarios, roaming sensitivity can be decreased.

Recommended

Recommended Configuration for Roaming Sensitivity

Optimization of weak wireless signals

Parameter

Description

Weak Signal Optimization

Optimize for weak wireless signals

Weak Signal Rejection Threshold

Set the threshold value to prohibit weak signal access. Clients not connected to wireless services will be unable to connect if the signal strength falls below the threshold value; if the threshold value is too high, it may cause difficulties for clients to connect.

Weak Signal Reassociation Threshold

Set the weak signal re-association threshold value. Clients already connected to wireless services will be kicked offline if the signal strength falls below the threshold value.

Some special clients may experience an inability to connect after being kicked offline multiple times; please exercise caution when enabling this function for such clients.

Select to enable or disable the "5G Priority" function

Parameter

Description

5G Priority

After enabling this function, the terminal will be guided to prioritize access to the 5G frequency band for a better user experience.

Open or close the LED on the AP

Parameter

Description

Batch Turn On LEDs

Select the check box in front of the corresponding AP, select to batch turn on lights, and open the LEDs on the corresponding AP.

Batch Turn Off LEDs

Select the check box in front of the corresponding AP, select to batch turn off lights, and close the LEDs on the corresponding AP.

Turn On All LEDs

Open the LEDs on all APs.

Turn Off All LEDs

Close the LEDs on all APs.

Refresh

Refresh AP LED Information

Set the VLAN for the AP wired port. Select the edit VLAN

Enter the VLAN ID, click the < OK > button to complete the configuration.

Parameter

Description

VLAN ID

VLAN ID of the faceplate AP wired network port

Refresh

Update AP List

Bulk Configure

Select multiple APs to set VLAN ID in bulk

The loop function can effectively prevent issues such as network congestion or loss of connectivity. After enabling this function, if a loop occurs in the network, the loop ports on the connected switch will be automatically closed.

Click<to enable>the button and enter the loop prevention configuration.

Parameter

Description

Automatic Identification of Access Switch

Automatically identify access switches that require enabling the loop prevention function

Manually Select Switch

In the topology diagram, manually select the switches that need to enable the loop prevention function

Refresh

Update Topology Data in the Network

Restore

Restore the arrangement of the network topology structure to the system default state, which arranges the topology structure from top to bottom

Flip

Arrange the network topology structure from left to right

Cancel Configuration

Cancel Current Configuration

Deploy Configuration

Apply Current Configuration

The anti-tampering function can ensure network stability. After enabling this function, it prevents terminal equipment from obtaining incorrect addresses assigned by unauthorized routers, thereby ensuring that the equipment can connect to the network normally.

Click < to enable > the button to enter the anti-tampering configuration.

Parameter

Description

Automatically select all switches

Automatically select all switches that need to enable the anti-tampering function

Manually select switches

In the topology diagram, manually select the switches that need to enable the anti-tampering function

Refresh

Update topology data in the network

Restore

Restore the arrangement of the topology structure in the network to the system default state, which arranges the topology structure from top to bottom

Flip

Arrange the topology structure in the network from left to right

Cancel Configuration

Cancel the current configuration

Deploy Configuration

Deploy the current configuration

IPTV, or Interactive Internet Protocol Television, is a digital media service that utilizes broadband cable television networks, integrating various technologies such as the Internet, multimedia, and communications to provide users with television data programs.

On the IPTV page, click < the Start Configuration > button to begin configuring the IPTV service.

·     Please select based on the network type.

¡     AP connects to the set-top box (STB).

¡     Gateway connects to the set-top box (STB).

·     Select a scheme based on the modem type.

¡     Dual-line scheme (with IPTV port).

¡     Single-line scheme (without IPTV port).

1.     If the network type is AP connecting to the set-top box (STB), select the dual-line scheme (with IPTV port) for the optical modem, click < to complete the wiring, and then click the Next > button.

2.     Select the LAN port that connects to IPTV.

3.     In the VLAN configuration item, enter the IPTV carrier to provide the VLAN ID, and select the AP connected to the set-top box (STB).

4.     Click < to complete the configuration > button to finish the setup.

1.     If the network type is AP connecting to the set-top box (STB), select the single-line scheme (without IPTV port) for the optical modem, click < to complete the wiring, and then click the Next > button.

2.     In the VLAN configuration item, enter the IPTV carrier to provide the VLAN ID, and select the AP connected to the set-top box (STB).

3.     Click < to complete the configuration > button to finish the setup.

1.     If the network type is gateway connecting to the set-top box (STB), select the dual-line scheme (with IPTV port) for the optical modem, click < to complete the wiring, and then click the Next > button.

2.     Select the LAN port that connects to IPTV.

3.     Please select the LAN port that connects to the set-top box (STB).

4.     Click < to complete the configuration > button to finish the setup.

1.     If the network type is gateway connecting to the set-top box (STB), select the single-line scheme (without IPTV port) for the optical modem.

2.     Select the LAN port that connects to the set-top box (STB).

3.     Click < to complete the configuration > button to finish the setup.

Parameter

Description

Start Configuration

Begin Configuring IPTV Service

AP Connects to Set-Top Box

This scenario applies to the connection between the AP and the set-top box.

Gateway Connects to Set-Top Box

This scenario applies to the connection between the gateway device and the set-top box.

Dual-Line Scheme (with IPTV Port)

This scheme is suitable for situations where the carrier provides an optical modem with a separate IPTV port, meaning there are two network ports connecting IPTV and network services, requiring two network cables to independently carry the two services.

Single-Line Scheme (without IPTV Port)

This scheme is suitable for situations where the carrier provides an optical modem without a separate IPTV port. It allows one WAN port of the gateway device to connect to the optical modem, enabling a single network cable to carry both IPTV and network services simultaneously.

VLAN

IPTV Carrier Provides VLAN ID

When a new device is connected to the network, the system automatically manages the new device.

Parameter

Description

Automatically Acknowledge New Devices

·     If you enable the automatic acknowledgment of new devices function, the system will automatically acknowledge new devices in the network.

·     After disabling the automatic acknowledgment of new devices function, when a new device connects to the network, it will not be automatically acknowledged by the system. You will need to confirm its addition on the device management page for it to come online normally.

Allows viewing the management information of all devices in the entire network and enables configuration of all devices from a network-wide perspective.

Click the corresponding serial number to enter the "Device Details" page, then click "Interface Configuration" to view or modify the interface configuration.

1.     In the "Port Type" section, select a port from the device faceplate diagram, and in the "Current Port" section, you can view or modify the current interface configuration:

¡     Select a WAN port from the device faceplate diagram; this example uses the WAN1 port to illustrate how to view or modify the WAN1 port configuration, including settings such as "Connection Type," "IP Address," "DNS Server," "MTU," "Subnet Mask," and "Gateway."

¡     Select a LAN port from the device faceplate diagram; this example uses the LAN1 port to illustrate how to view or modify the LAN1 port configuration, including settings such as "PVID," "Interface Type," and "Permit VLAN."

2.     If you modify the port configuration, after confirming it is correct, click the <Save> button to save the port configuration.

·     View or modify the WAN1 port configuration.

·     View or modify the LAN1 port configuration.

On the "Device Details" page, click "VLAN Configuration" to refresh, create, edit, or delete VLAN configurations.

Parameter

Description

All

Manage all devices in the current network.

Switch

Manage all switches in the current network.

Routes

Manage all routers in the current network.

AP

Manage all APs in the current network.

AC

Manage all ACs in the current network.

Firewall

Manage all firewalls in the current network.

Refresh

Refresh device status.

Adding devices

Add devices to the network. During the addition process, please do not refresh the page or close the browser. If the device is not in factory configuration state, it will revert to factory settings after the addition is complete.

Delete offline devices.

Remove offline devices from the network.

Batch Operations

Select the corresponding device checkboxes, click the <Batch Operation> button to perform batch operations on the devices, including "Restart," "Upgrade," "Reset," etc. The master device does not support the "Reset" operation for now.

Serial number

Display the device's serial number. Click the device's serial number to enter the "Device Details" page.

Device name

Display the device's name.

Online status

Display the device's online status.

Switch model

Display the device's model.

IP

Display the device's IP address.

MAC

Display the device's MAC address.

Software version

Display the device's software version number.

Upgrade

Upgrade the device. If the upgrade option is grayed out, it indicates that the H3C cloud platform currently does not provide a newer version than the current device version, and therefore online upgrade cannot be executed.

WEB

Click the <WEB> button for the corresponding device to enter the device's web management interface.

Advanced Search

Use the <> advanced search function to filter device information in the network by "Contains," "Exact Match," and "Does Not Contain" criteria based on the device's serial number, name, online status, model, IP, MAC, and software version.

Column Sorting.

Use the <> function to display network device information based on different combinations of serial number, device name, online status, device model, IP, MAC, and software version.

Device Details

Display device detail information.

SN

Display the device's SN number.

Deployment Status

View information such as "Device Status Diagram," "Port Information," "VLAN Division," etc.

Configure the interface settings

Configure interfaces on the device.

Networking Mode

Set the WAN interface connection method, including PPPoE, Static IP, DHCP:

·     PPPoE is a protocol for establishing point-to-point connections over Ethernet, commonly used for authentication and dial-up connections in broadband access environments. When using PPPoE to connect to a wide area network, the user needs to provide specific account and password information, and the router will dial the connection for the user, allowing access to the Internet.

·     Static IP refers to manually configured static IP addresses, subnet masks, gateway, and DNS server network parameters. These configurations do not change with the device's connection status.

·     DHCP is a network connection method that dynamically allocates IP addresses. When a device connects to the network, it sends a request to the DHCP server, which dynamically assigns IP addresses, subnet masks, gateways, and DNS servers, enabling the device to quickly connect to the network and obtain necessary IP configuration information.

MTU

The size of the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) that the device interface allows, with a range depending on the type of interface, measured in bytes.

IP address

The IP address for the device's access to the wide area network.

Subnet mask

The mask or mask length of the IP address.

DNS servers

The DNS server address for the device's access to the wide area network.

Gateway

The gateway address for the device's access to the wide area network.

Bring Up

Enable or disable this port.

Operating mode

Switch working modes. The availability of this function depends on the interface; please refer to the actual situation.

PVID

The default VLAN for this port.

Interface type

Includes Access ports and Trunk ports.

Permit VLAN

Allow specified VLANs to pass through the current port.

Configure VLAN settings

Configure VLANs.

VLAN ID

The ID number of this VLAN interface.

Create

Create a new VLAN configuration.

Edit

Edit VLAN configuration and change settings.

IP address

Enter the IP address of the interface.

Remarks

Enter VLAN remark information.

Subnet mask

Enter the mask or mask length of the IP address, for example, 255.255.255.0 or 24.

DHCP

Select whether to enable or disable DHCP service based on actual circumstances.

IP pool

The range of IP addresses allocated by the DHCP server address pool, including starting and ending IP addresses.

Reboot

Restart the device.

Reset

Reset the device.

Upgrade

Upgrade the device.

OFF

Close the "Device Details" interface.

Display online user information

Parameter

Description

Refresh

Refresh online user information

Device name

View the device names of online users

Access Type

View the access types of online users

Access IP

View the access IPs of online users

User MAC

View the MAC addresses of online users

Access VLAN

View the access VLANs of online users

Online Duration

View the online duration of online users

Advanced Search

Use the advanced search function to filter online user information by "contains," "exact match," and "does not contain" criteria based on device name, access type, access IP, user MAC, access VLAN, and online duration

Sort Order

Use the function to display online user information based on different combinations of device name, access type, access IP, user MAC, access VLAN, and online duration

Display wireless user information

By following the steps below, you can add wireless users to the denylist:

·     Select the "Add to denylist" function for the corresponding wireless user, ensure it is correct, and click the <Confirm> button to add a single wireless user to the denylist. In this section, users can enter notes for the denylist.

·     Check the check box in front of the corresponding wireless users, select the "Bulk add to denylist" function, ensure it is correct, and click the <Confirm> button to add multiple wireless users to the denylist. In this section, users can enter notes for the denylist.

By following the steps below, you can add wireless users to the whitelist:

·     Select the "Add to whitelist" function for the corresponding wireless user, ensure it is correct, and click the <Confirm> button to add a single wireless user to the whitelist. In this section, users can enter notes for the whitelist.

·     Check the check box in front of the corresponding wireless users, select the "Bulk add to whitelist" function, ensure it is correct, and click the <Confirm> button to add multiple wireless users to the whitelist. In this section, users can enter notes for the whitelist.

Parameter

Description

Refresh

Refresh wireless user information

MAC

View wireless user's MAC address

AP

View wireless user's access AP

IP address

View wireless user's IP address

Wi-Fi Name

View wireless user's Wi-Fi name

Wireless Mode

View wireless user's wireless mode

Online Duration

View wireless user's online duration

Task

Add wireless users to denylist or allowlist

·     Denylist: Add a single wireless user to the denylist, only prohibiting access to the external network for the source MAC address within the denylist; others are allowed access

·     Allowlist: Add a single wireless user to the allowlist, only allowing access to the external network for the source MAC address within the allowlist; others are prohibited access

Bulk Add to Denylist

Batch add multiple wireless users to the denylist

Bulk Add to Allowlist

Batch add multiple wireless users to the allowlist

Sort order

Use function to display wireless user information based on different combinations of access AP, IP address, Wi-Fi name, wireless mode, and online duration

Set System Time

In the “Sync Method” configuration item, select “Manual Setting” to manually set the date and time.

1.     In the “Set Time” configuration item, set the current time for the device's geographical area:

¡     Select the date, including “year, month, day”.

¡     Select the time, including “hour, minute, second”.

¡     Select “Now” to automatically set the current time.

2.     After confirming everything is correct, click the <Save> button to complete the manual setting of the date and time.

Parameter

Description

Time

Current System Date and Time

Time Zone

Time Zone of the Device's Geographic Area

Manual Settings

Manually set the date and time. If the device restarts, the system time will recover to the factory time.

Set Time

Select the date and time, including “year, month, day, hour, minute, second.”

Auto Sync

Automatically synchronize the network date and time. The time zone configured on the device and the NTP server must be the same; otherwise, it will result in a discrepancy between the device's system time and the NTP server's system time.

The H3C cloud platform performs online upgrades of the system software on devices. You can achieve this through the following operations:

·     Select the “upgrade” function for the corresponding device to enter the “device upgrade” page, where you can upgrade a single device.

·     Sequentially select the check boxes for the corresponding devices, select the “upgrade” function in “batch operations,” and enter the “device upgrade” page to upgrade multiple devices.

Parameter

Description

Refresh

Refresh information for devices awaiting upgrade

Batch Operations

Perform batch upgrades on multiple devices

Upgrade

Click the "Upgrade" action corresponding to the specified device to upgrade a single device. If the upgrade option is grayed out, it indicates that the H3C cloud platform currently does not provide a version newer than the current device version, thus online upgrade cannot be executed.

Advanced Search

Use the <> advanced search function with "Include," "Exact Match," and "Exclude" criteria to filter information for devices awaiting upgrade based on serial number, device name, online status, device model, IP, MAC, and software version.

Column Sorting

Use the <> function to display information for devices awaiting upgrade based on different combinations of serial number, device name, online status, device model, IP, MAC, and software version.

Upgrade the device and check the device upgrade status

Parameter

Description

Refresh

Refresh Device Upgrade Status

Serial number

View Device Serial Number

Device name

View Device Name

Switch model

View Device Model

Current version

View Device Current Version

Upgrade method

View Device Upgrade Method

Upgrade Policy

View Device Upgrade Policy

Upgrade Status

View Device Upgrade Status

Advanced Search

Use the advanced search function to filter upgrade information for devices based on conditions such as "contains," "exact match," and "does not contain," according to serial number, device name, device model, current version, upgrade method, upgrade policy, and upgrade status.

Column Sorting

Use the function to display device upgrade information based on different combinations of serial number, device name, device model, current version, upgrade method, upgrade policy, or upgrade status.

·     To export the current configuration file as a backup, click the <Backup> button in the "Backup Configuration Information" section to save the current configuration file.

·     If the device configuration is incorrect and you want to restore it to the correct operational state, click the <Upload File> button in the "Import Configuration Information" section and select the backup configuration file from the specified path on your local PC to recover the device configuration.

Parameter

Description

Data backup

Export the current configuration file as a backup configuration file

Please upload the file

Import the configuration file from the specified path to the current configuration. Please note:

·     When importing profile, you must select a file with the .rar extension

·     If the version of the configuration file you are importing differs significantly from the existing version, it may result in loss of profile

·     The imported profile will be set as the startup configuration for the next boot and will take effect after the device is restarted

Restore factory configuration for the entire network device or specified device

Restore factory configuration for the entire network device:

1.     In the “select device” configuration item, select “entire network device,” then click the “restore factory configuration”

2.     After confirming the correctness, click the <acknowledge> button to restore the factory defaults for the entire network device

Restore factory configuration for a specified device:

1.     In the “select device” configuration item, select “specified device”

2.     In the “operable devices” list, select the device to be restored to factory configuration and use the <add> button to move the device to the “selected devices” list

3.     After confirming the correctness, click the <acknowledge> button to restore the factory defaults for the devices in the “selected devices” list

Parameter

Description

Whole Network Device

Performing a factory reset operation on the whole network device will delete all configuration files on the device and restart it. Please proceed with caution.

Select Device

Performing a factory reset operation on the specified device will delete the configuration files on that device and restart it. Please proceed with caution.

Restore the factory defaults

Factory reset for the whole network device or specified device

Change device management password

Parameter

Description

Original Management Password

Current Original Management Password

New Management Password

Enter the new management password. The password length must be between 10 and 63 characters and can only include digits, letters, or English symbols (excluding "space", "?", "'", "\""). The password must contain at least two types of combinations and cannot include the sequence or reverse sequence of "admin".

Confirm Password

Re-enter the new management password and ensure it matches the previously entered new management password.

Save

Complete the management password modification.

Restart the master device, network devices, or specified devices

To restart a specified device:

1.     On the "Device Restart" page, select "Specified Device"

2.     Select the check box for the device to be restarted, click <Add> button to move the devices from the "Operable Devices" list to the "Selected Devices" list

3.     After confirming everything is correct, click <Restart System> button to restart the specified devices in the "Selected Devices" list

Parameter

Description

Primary Device

Restart the master device

Whole network devices

Restart the whole network devices

Select Device

Restart the specified device

Restart System

Restart the master device, whole network devices, or specified device

Set scheduled reboot for the entire network device or specified device

For specified devices, set scheduled reboot:

1.     On the "Scheduled Reboot" page, select "Specified Device"

2.     Select the check box for the devices to be scheduled for reboot, click <Add> button to move devices from the "Operable Devices" list to the "Selected Devices" list

3.     After confirming that everything is correct, click <Acknowledge> button to complete the setup

Parameter

Description

Primary Device

Restart the master device

Whole network devices

Restart the whole network devices

Select Device

Restart the specified device

Restart System

Restart the master device, whole network devices, or specified device

Check system messages

Parameter

Description

Refresh

Refresh system messages.

Advanced search

Use the advanced search  function to filter system messages by matching conditions such as "contains," "exact match," and "does not contain," based on time, severity, and description.

Column sorting

Use the column sorting  function to display system messages based on different combinations of time, severity, and description.