SMC Networks BR24Q User manual

SMCBR24Q User Manual

SMCBR24Q Utility User Manual

Table of Contents

1. Login................................................................................................................................................... 3

2. Topology............................................................................................................................................. 3

Connection Status ................................................................................................................ 3

Bandwidth Control................................................................................................................ 5

PassPort Configuration......................................................................................................... 5

3. Internet Passport............................................................................................................................... 6

Router Information................................................................................................................ 6

WAN Configuration............................................................................................................... 7

Family Member’s Internet Passport.................................................................................... 10

On Line Scheduler ..................................................................................................................... 10

Hit Rate.........................................................................................................................................11

Usage........................................................................................................................................... 15

Performance Optimization ........................................................................................................ 19

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Utility – Internet Passport

The SMCBR24Q provides the Utility – Internet Passport for home users. The Internet Passport provides Parents

the Family Member’s passport for doing parental control, and it includes On-Line Scheduler,Web Site Hit Rate,

Real Time Application Usage and Performance Optimization. Parents can closely monitor when, how and

where children are spending their Internet time. In addition, Parents can do the bandwidth management for

individual family member and specific application by using the Utility, and it provides better service and quality to

the home network.

1. Login

Click the icon to access the Utility and the following Login web page will show up.

Enter Password then click Login. The default Password is 'smcadmin'. If you wan to log out, click Cancel. The

Password will be synchronized with that of the router.

2. Topology

The Utility can real-time detect the network status.

Connection Status

Router status: Users can know the network connection status from the earth. The earth will rotate when the

router is connecting to the internet.

WAN 1 / WAN 2 status: Click the left button of the mouse to switch to the other WAN port, click the right button

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to view and edit the WAN configuration. As you change the WAN port, the topology will change accordingly. If

dual WANs are used, you can see who go through WAN 1 and who go through WAN 2 from the topology. The

default is WAN 1. If only single wan is used, the status of the other wan port will be shown as NOTAVAILABLE.

Family Member’s PC status: All PCs once connected to the SMCBR24Q will be recorded and displayed in the

topology. Off-line PCs will be shown as Internet Disconnected without the line segment between orange dot and

the PC icon (See the second PC icon from the top), and On-line PCs will be shown as Internet Connected (See

the first PC icon from the top). PCs with blue dots on the left side can connect to the internet, and blocked PCs

with orange dot and the line segment between orange dot and the PC icon cannot access the Internet. (See the

third PC icon from the top). For the PCs connecting to the internet, the dot will be flickering. Parents can forbid

the selected family member’s PC from connecting to the internet by clicking the blue dot on the left side and it will

turn to orange. In the same way, parents can click orange dot again, and the selected family member’s PC can

access the Internet. The Host Name and IP Address of all family members’ PCs will display, and you can click the

right button of the mouse to rename the host for your family member.

Select family member’s PC, and click the right button of mouse, the following tools will be provided.

1. View button: Click View Scheduler / View Hit Rate / View Usage / View Performance Optimization button to

view the page of individual family member’s passport.

2. Connect to WAN 1/2: You can click the button to connect to the other WAN port if dual-wan are used.

3. Remove: You can click the Remove button to remove the selected PC from the topology. Because the PC

once connected to your home network – perhaps occasional visitor – will be recorded, and you can use this

tool to remove the PC you don’t need to manage from the topology.

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Bandwidth Control

You can control the left slider for guaranteeing bandwidth, and right slider for limiting bandwidth for individual

family member, and percentage and bandwidth (kbps) of min and max will display accordingly. The default will be

no guarantee and limit bandwidth, so the default min rate is 0% and max rate is 100%. You can allocate the

guaranteed bandwidth for all family members, and the total min bandwidth is 100% of the max bandwidth

provided by ISP. For example, if the max upstream bandwidth provided by ISP is 512Kbit/sec, and you allocate

50% for user A, and he will get 256Kbit/sec guaranteed bandwidth. The max bandwidth user A can use will be

512Kbit/sec, but you also can lower the max bandwidth to limit the bandwidth for this user. For example, if you

limit the max as 70%, the max bandwidth user A can use will be around 358Kbit/sec.

PassPort Configuration

Click PassPort Configuration in the lower left corner. The following PassPort Configuration web page will show up.

The password is synchronized with that of the router.

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Old Password:

Enter the old password. The default Password is ‘admin’ when you first log in the Utility.

(Note: The password cannot be recovered if it is lost or forgotten. If the password is lost or forgotten, you have to

reset the Router to its factory default state.)

New Password:

Enter a new password for the Utility. Your password must be less than 64 characters long and it can’t contain any

spaces.

Confirm New Password:

Re-enter the password for confirmation.

Click the Save Changes button to save the settings, click the Cancel button to undo your changes

3. Internet Passport

Router Information

Click the SMCBR24Q icon, and the router information will appear. It includes serial number, firmware version,

WAN IP, connection type and bandwidth. If dual wan are used, you can see who go through WAN 1 and who go

through WAN 2 here. In addition, the real time percentage of bandwidth usage for individual family member will

display, and the usage percentage is based on the bandwidth provided by ISP. Parent can decide whether needs

to adjust the min or max bandwidth for family member by this bandwidth usage information.

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WAN Configuration

ISP Bandwidth: Fill in the upstream and downstream bandwidth provided by ISP. The default is 512Kbit/sec.

Internet Connection Type: There are four types of Internet connection. Obtain and IP automatically, Static IP,

PPPoE and PPTP.

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1. Obtain an IP automatically:

If your ISP is running a DHCP server, select Obtain an IP automatically option. Your ISP will assign these values,

includes DNS Server automatically. Or users can check the box of Use the Following DNS Server Addresses,

and enter the specific DNS Server IP. Multiple DNS IP Settings are common. In most cases, the first available

DNS entry is used.

2. Static IP:

If you have a specify Internet IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway Address and DNS Server, select Static

IP. You can get this information from your ISP.

3. PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet):

You have to check with your ISP to make sure whether PPPoE should be enabled or not.

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1. Enter your Username and Password.

2. If you select Connect on Demand option, the PPPoE connection will be disconnected if it has been

idle for a period longer than the Max Idle Time setting.

3. If you select Keep Alive option, the Router will keep the connection alive by sending out a few data

packetsatRedial Period, so your Internet service thinks that the connection is still alive.

4. PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol):

1. Enter the Specify WAN IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway Address that is the PPTP

server’s IP that resides in the Modem.

2. Enter your Username and Password.

3. If you select Connect on Demand option, the connection will be disconnected if it has been idle for

a period longer than the Max Idle Time setting.

4. If you select Keep Alive option, the Router will keep the connection alive by sending out a few data

packetsatRedial Period, so your Internet service thinks that the connection is still alive.

Click the Save Changes button to save the settings, click the Cancel button to undo your changes

or click the Refresh button to update the data. For more information on this tab, you can click the Help button.

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Family Member’s Internet Passport

Click the selected Family Member’s PC and the Internet Passport will display. You can click the arrow button to

close the Internet Passport screen. The SMCBR24Q provides four parental control tools, On Line Scheduler, Hit

Rate, Usage and Performance Optimization.

On Line Scheduler

On the On Line Scheduler screen, click any hour to allow or deny Internet access. To allow or deny Internet

access for an entire day, click the button above the day. To allow or deny Internet access for an entire AM or PM,

click the Sun or Moon button for an entire time period. Blue indicates allowed Internet access, and red indicates

blocked Internet access. Default is allowed.

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