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2. Still in the product web interface, in the
Name and passwords
menu, congure a name and password for the Wi-Fi
network;
3. After disabling the DHCP server, connect a network cable that is connected to your current network on one of the
LAN ports of the product.
With these settings, the IWR 3000N will provide Wi-Fi access to your current network, but the routing and
distribution of IP addresses will be performed by your main router.
»Use as a Switch: in this mode of use, you can connect devices to the local network of the IWR 3000N (via cable,
through the LAN ports) and allow them to communicate. For this, you must:
1. Access the product’s web interface (the default address is
http://10.0.0.1
);
2. Switch to
Advanced
mode;
3. Navigate to the
Local Area Network (LAN)>H DHCP Server
menu;
4. Disable
DHCP
server and save changes;
5. Navigate to the
Wi-Fi Settings menu > Wi-Fi enabled
;
6. Click on the Wireless key, so the Wi-Fi network will be disabled (key will turn Grey);
7. Click on Save.
With these settings, the IWR 3000N will only operate by transmitting packets between LAN ports, just like a
network switch.
Important: since the
DHCP
server is disabled, if you want to access the IWR 3000N web interface again you
must set an IP address on your device, in the same range as the router address (the factory default is
10.0.0.1
,
network mask
255.255.255.0
). This is not necessary if there is another device on the same network that dynamically
distributes addresses (DHCP). In this case, we recommend changing the IP address of the IWR 3000N LAN to an
address available in the same range as your
DHCP
server delivers.
4.3. Summary of information
When accessing the product web interface and logging in (default user is
admin
), or when skipping the installation
wizard, you will be directed to this screen.
In it, you will have access to several information about the IWR 3000N, for example, Internet connection status, Wi-Fi
and local network information summary, product rmware version, total uptime (counted since the last system restart),
among others.
Note: when accessing the product’s web interface via smartphone, the icon will appear on the
Summary of
Information
screen, allowing you to share the name and password of the Wi-Fi network with your WhatsApp contacts.
4.4. Manage devices
The manage devices menu provides a list of devices currently connected to your router. It also lists the devices that were
recently connected, as well as any devices that are listed in the access blocking or static IP address reservation settings.
Each device is represented by a card that presents various information and ways to interact with it:
Example of card displayed on the interface
1. Device name: indicates the name as the device is known on the local network.
