Cisco 867VAE-W Manuel utilisateur

Cisco 867VAE-W

Integrated Services Router

Quick Start

Guide

Start here!

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Welcome to your

Cisco 867VAE-W Router

Welcome to your new Cisco 867VAE-W Integrated

Services Router. This little guy is a networking genius

and will have you online in no time.

Whether it be for home or business, this guide provides

a simple, easy-to-understand overview of setting up

your new Cisco 867VAE-W. If you have any trouble

getting connected, our Support Team is happy to help -

you’ll find contact information on the back of this guide.

So, let’s get started.

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What’s in the box?

Before you get started, let’s quickly check you’ve

got everything you need to get things underway.

Your Cisco 867VAE-W package will include the

following:

1. Cisco 867VAE-W series ISR

2. Power Adaptor

3. Power Cable

4. Ethernet cable (1.5M Cat 5)

5. Quick Setup Guide

6. ADSL2+ filter

7. Phone Cable

If anything is missing or not as it should be then

please let us know and we’ll get it sorted.

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Front side

NBN Sync

light

DSL Activity

light

Wireless Local

Area Network

(WLAN) light

NBN Activity

light

DSL Sync

light

Power

light

Getting to know your Cisco 867VAE-W

Back side

VDSL/ADSL

port

Kensington

Lock

Power switch

Reset button

Wide Area

Network

(WAN) port

USB

port

Console

port

Local Area

Network

(LAN) ports

12V Power

port

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Wired

To Office switch

If you are using your Cisco 867VAE-W router in a

business or office where a Local Area Network

(LAN) is involved, you should connect your router

to a Link port on your switch. This will then allow all

connected computers to access internet services via

your Cisco 867VAE-W router.

Direct to Computer

Plug one end of the ethernet cable into one of the

LAN ports on your router, then plug the other end of

the cable into the network port on your computer.

On most computers, this port will be on the back

of the PC tower. On laptops, you’ll usually find the

network port on either side of the keyboard.

Once your Cisco 867VAE-W router is connected,

you’re ready to get online.

Wireless

If you don’t have any devices that you can plug an

ethernet cable into, don’t panic! You can still connect

to your router’s wireless network.

Your computer will be able to see SSID “iiNet867”

with no password required.

We strongly recommend adding a password to

your WiFi network by following the instructions

on page 11.

Connecting your Cisco 867VAE-W

Please follow these steps to connect your Cisco 867VAE-W router.

1. Connect the power cable to the power adaptor and then connect to the 12V Power port.

2. Plug your phone cable to the VDSL/ADSL port.

3. Connect the router to your computer or network via one of the methods on the next page.

Hint:

It’s possible to

have both wired and

wireless connections to

your Cisco 867VAE-W

router operating

simultaneously.

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Once you’ve got your Cisco 867VAE-W router plugged in and switched on, take a breather for 10-15 minutes

and let it do it’s thing.

Once this is done, look for the illuminated ACT and LINK light on the left-hand side of your Cisco 867VAE-W

router.

If these lights are steady, you should be online! Check to see if you can view a website.

Help! I can’t view websites.

Don’t panic. Doing things the manual way is still really easy. Your Cisco 867VAE-W router has a built-in home

page you can use to get online. You can read more about this on the following page.

If you’re having trouble connecting and there are any flashing lights on your Cisco 867VAE-W router, please

call our Business Support Team for a hand - you’ll find their contact information on the back of this guide.

Getting your Cisco 867VAE-W router Online

Contact

our Business

Support Team

You’ll find their

contact information

on the back of

this guide.

Configuring Wireless LAN settings

We strongly recommend you follow these steps to make your WiFi network require a password.

Using a computer that’s connected to your Cisco 867VAE-W router, open your web browser and go to

http://10.10.10.2

You will be prompted for a user name and password, by default these are:

Username: admin

Password: iinet

1. Once you’ve logged in,

you’ll see the Cisco home page.

Select Wireless.

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4. To enable security on your

WiFi, click Security.

5. For Network Authentication,

select WPA2-PSK. If you have

older WiFi devices, you may

need to select WPA-PSK

instead.

6. You should now change your

WiFi password (WPA/WAPI

passphrase) Write it down and

keep it somewhere safe.

7. Click ‘Apply/Save’ to save any

changes.

2. Ensure Enable Wireless and

Enable Wireless Multicast

Forwarding (WMF) is enabled.

Here you can also change the

display name for your WiFi

Network (SSID), or simply leave

it as the default.

3. Click ‘Apply/Save’ to save any

changes.

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2. For ADSL/Naked connections,

tick the box next to ATM0.1 and

then click EDIT in the top right.

If you have an NBN Fibre

connection, please follow the

steps on page 17 instead.

3. Select Primary Secondary

Interface. Enable Primary WAN

Interface should be ticked.

Using a computer that’s connected to your Cisco 867VAE-W router, open your web browser and go to

http://10.10.10.1

You will be prompted for a user name and password, by default these are:

Username: iinet

Password: iinet

Configuring DSL connection settings

1. Once you’ve logged in, you’ll

see your router’s home

page. Select Interface and

Connections.

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1. For NBN connections, under

Interface and Connections

select GigabitEthernet2.

Configuring NBN Connection Settings

Using a computer that’s connected to your Cisco 867VAE-W router, open your web browser and go to

http://10.10.10.1

You will be prompted for a user name and password, by default these are:

Username: iinet

Password: iinet

5. Select Authentication and tick PAP.

Enter the details below and click

OK to finish. You’ll find WiFi setup

advice on page 11.

Username: Your full ADSL/Naked

username (include any

“@domain.com.au”)

Password: Your ADSL/Naked

password (case sensitive)

4. Select Connection. Enable PPoE

should be ticked. Next to Description

please enter “iiNet” and then change

VPI to “8” and VCI to “35”.

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4. Select Connection. Edit the

description to, say “iiNet NBN”.

Make sure Enable PPPoE is

unticked.

5. Select IPv4 address. For Type please

choose DHCP IP and tick Enable NAT.

Click OK to finish. You’ll find WiFi setup

advice on the next page.

2. An Alert prompt will pop up.

Select Yes to continue.

3. Select Primary Secondary

Interface. Primary WAN

Interface should be ticked.

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