This last method will help MediaOne/RR users whose service is tied to a specific NIC avoid having to call in their new MAC address. It can handle “host name” authentication (like uses), the RoadRunner TAS Authentication methods, and allow you to set the WAN interface MAC address equal to that of a NIC connected to the LAN side.
You can manually set the RT314’s WAN port information or have it act as a DHCP client and obtain everything automatically. This mode can be accessed from the Telnet interface and if you love typing cryptic commands in response to cryptic prompts, you’ll be right at home!
If you want to change this value you can, but you need to drop down to the third control interface, the command line interface mode. The Manager Interface will also log you out automatically after 5 minutes. The router allows only one login at a time, whether via the web or Telnet interface, but the messages (or lack thereof) that the second user gets can be confusing. I had an HTTP server SUA setup to port 80, but when I typed the WAN-side address into my browser, the RT314’s web setup screen came up, not my webserver’s home page! My webserver’s home page came up when I accessed the WAN-side address from a WAN-side computer, however, but I couldn’t raise the setup screens on port 8080, 8888, 888, etc. the ability to access a mapped server from a LAN-side machine using the router’s WAN-side address, was kind of funky. While checking out the setup pages, I noticed that “loopback”, i.e. The Netgear Web site version of the FAQ, however, gives the correct information. Neither the Resource Guide nor Applications notes on the CD have been changed to reflect that the WAN filter settings are now accessed via Menu 11’s “Session Options: Edit Filter Sets”, and not “Menu 4.1 – WAN Port Filter Setup”, which doesn’t exist any more.
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You can Telnet in either via either Ethernet interface, or serial Console port.įor remote administration, you can Telnet into the “Manager Interface” from the WAN side, after you figure out how to disable the default FTP, Telnet and HTTP WAN filter!
You’ll still need to fire up your favorite Telnet program to use the router’s “Manager Interface” to setup port mapping (called SUA server), configure Access controls (called Filters), or do anything else. The web setup allows you to set only the basics (as shown in the three screens below), and also lets you pop up a “Statistics” screen to see how much traffic has flowed through the router. Note that I said setup utility, not administration interface. The 3.2 firmware (which can also be loaded into the RT311), substitutes a web-browser based setup utility for the ill-fated FirstGear setup program. It also comes set to 192.168.0.1 and a default password, which you should change as soon as possible, since it’s commonly known! The router default configuration has the WAN set to be a DHCP client and the LAN DHCP server enabled, so many users will just be able to plug and go. (You can browse the “downloads” file listings by going to this page.) The Netgear support Web site includes FAQ , applications notes, and a download area for firmware updates.
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(The RT311/314 manual can be found here (rt311ref.pdf), and the Installation guide here, (rt311inst.pdf). The RT314 comes with an “Installation Guide” poster which walks you through setup basics.
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