NetComm CF40MESH Manuel utilisateur

Wireless Troubleshooting Guide

CF40MESH

Wireless Troubleshooting Guide – CF40MESH

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Wireless Troubleshooting guide

First, check that your Gateway WiFi is turned ON.

Next, check LED light status for 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi. If 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi LEDs are not lit, it means

that your WiFi service is disabled.

Accessing Gateway web user interface

1Connect your computer to the Gateway using wired or wireless connection. A computer connected

using ethernet cable is strongly recommended.

2Open a web browser (such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari or Mozilla Firefox), type following

address into the address bar and press Enter.

http://192.168.20.1

3Enter Gateway Login Username and Password printed on the label at the bottom of the Gateway and

press Login.

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WiFi 2.4GHz/WiFi 5GHz

The gateway allows you to maintain separate wireless settings for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless services.

By default, 2.4GHz and 5GHz SSID and password are same as Band Steering is enabled which enables client

devices to steer smoothly between 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi.

We recommend that you access the web interface over a wired connection (using Ethernet cable) to

change the WiFi security key/password.

We recommend that you keep 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi Network name (SSID) and WiFi password same.

I cannot see my WiFi (Wireless network name/SSID)

1Navigate to WiFi > Main WiFi.

2Confirm that Band Steering and WiFi Status are Enabled. And SSID Hidden is Disabled.

The default Network Name (SSID) on this example is “NetComm 8386”.

A WiFi client (Laptop/mobile/Pad) cannot connect to Wireless network

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Case1 - MAC address is restricted

Ensure that the MAC Restrict Mode is: Disable

Case2 – Stored old WiFi password

This may occur if the client device is storing an old WiFi password and it is not prompting for new password.

In such case the saved WiFi network name and password should be removed:

1Scan for the WiFi network name, and

2Enter new password again.

It is recommended to re-check the WiFi security key/password from Gateway web interface. Check wireless

setup guide or wireless security setup guide for the instruction to check the WiFi security key/password.

Please follow the below instructions to remove stored WiFi network name/SSID and WiFi security

key/password from client devices. Find the appropriate operating system listed below and follow the

instructions.

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Windows 7

1Right click the Wireless symbol on the bottom right of your screen and click the “Open Network and

Sharing Center” link.

aClick on the Start Menu and go to Control Panel.

bSelect View by: Category.

cClick View network status and tasks in the Network and Internet group.

2Click Manage wireless networks.

Note - If the following dialog is not shown, proceed to Step 4.

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3Select your WiFi network name/SSID, right click and select Remove network from the popup menu.

These are stored settings and passwords for connecting to the listed networks.

If your WiFi network name/SSID is not listed here, close this window and return to the Network and

Sharing Center.

4Click Yes in the confirmation dialog box.

5Click on "Change Adapter settings" on the left-hand side.

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6Right-click on "Wireless Network Connection" and select "Connect / Disconnect".

Note

–

If you cannot see a “Wireless Network Connection” item, your wireless adapter may not be installed or inserted

correctly.

Please check this before continuing with steps in this guide.

7You should see a network listed with the SSID you obtained at the start of this guide. Select your wireless

network and click Connect. Enter your WiFi security key/password and click OK. You will be connected

to the WiFi network (Example: NetComm 8386).

Do not forget to disconnect your ethernet cable.

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Windows 8 / Windows 10

1Click the Windows button on the bottom left corner of your screen and click Settings.

2Click Network and Internet.

3Click WiFi, scroll down to the bottom in the right side and click Manage WiFi settings:

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4Find your WiFi network name/SSID and click Forget.

5Navigate back to Network and Internet > WiFi.

aMake sure WiFi in turned On.

bSelect your WiFi network name/SSID (Example: NetComm 8386)

cEnter your WiFi security key/password

dClick Next.

Note

–

If you cannot see a “Wireless Network Connection” item, your wireless adapter may not be installed or inserted correctly.

Please check this before continuing with steps in this guide.

6You will now be connected to WiFi network. Please remember to disconnect your ethernet cable.

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iPhone

Your iPhone may be storing your old WiFi password causing it not to connect to WiFi network.

In your iPhone, navigate to Settings > WiFi.

1Press the ( i) symbol as in the snapshot below,

2Press Forget this network and then,

3Click the Forget button in the popup dialog.

Scan for the WiFi network name/SSID and enter new WiFi security key/password again.

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Android

Your Android phone may be storing your old WiFi password causing it not to connect to the WiFi network.

1In your Android phone, navigate to Settings > Connections > WiFi.

2Press WiFi network name (Example: NetComm 8386) as in the snapshot below and press Forget.

3Scan for the WiFi network name/SSID and enter new WiFi security key/password again.

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