SMC Networks 7208SBR Manuel utilisateur

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User’s Guide

Table of Contents

1. About your Barricade 1

Barricade Features......................................................................................................1

Package Contents .......................................................................................................2

System Requirements.................................................................................................2

Connections and Components....................................................................................3

Specifications .............................................................................................................5

2. Installation and Setup 7

Requirements..............................................................................................................7

LAN Installation.........................................................................................................7

Barricade Setup using Windows ................................................................................8

Barricade Setup using Macintosh.............................................................................11

Other LAN Devices..................................................................................................14

3. Administration 15

Overview..................................................................................................................15

Connecting to the Barricade.....................................................................................16

Main Menu...............................................................................................................17

Managing Shares, Groups, and Users.......................................................................20

Common Administrative Tasks................................................................................22

4. Internet Access 25

Overview..................................................................................................................25

Basic Setup...............................................................................................................25

Filtering....................................................................................................................26

Special Applications.................................................................................................27

Virtual Servers..........................................................................................................28

5. Windows Client Setup 29

Overview..................................................................................................................29

TCP/IP Setup............................................................................................................29

Network Logon ........................................................................................................32

Using the Barricade's Storage...................................................................................33

Using the Barricade's Printer....................................................................................35

Internet Access via the Barricade.............................................................................36

6. Macintosh Client Setup 39

Overview..................................................................................................................39

TCP/IP......................................................................................................................39

Accessing Disk Storage............................................................................................40

Using the Barricade's Printer....................................................................................40

Internet Access via the Barricade.............................................................................41

Changing your Password..........................................................................................44

7. Troubleshooting 45

Windows...................................................................................................................45

Macintosh.................................................................................................................48

Internet Access.........................................................................................................50

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new Barricade. The Barricade provides

shared storage, shared printer usage, and shared Internet access to both Macintosh

and Windows users on your LAN.

Barricade Features

♦Create or Extend your LAN. The built-in 7-port switching hub supports

10BaseT and 100BaseTX to allow connection of any existing devices, while the

10/100BaseT Uplink port provides for connection to another hub.

♦Supports Windows and Macintosh. Clients can be either Microsoft Win-

dows PCs (Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4.0, 2000), or Apple Macintoshes.

♦Built-in Print Server. LAN users - both Windows and Mac - can share the

printer attached to the Barricade, converting it to a "Network Printer".

♦No Client Software. No software needs to be installed on either Windows or

Macintosh clients.

♦File Management using OS tools. Once your PC has access to the Barri-

cade, you can manage your folders and files using the familiar tools provided by

your operating system. For example, Windows users will see the Barricade as

an additional drive in Windows Explorer and My Computer.

♦DHCP Server Support. A DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)

Server provides a dynamic IP address to PCs and other devices upon request.

The requesting devices are called DHCP Clients.

The Barricade can act as either a DHCP Server OR a DHCP Client.

♦Multi Segment LAN Support. If you have a Router, PCs on other LAN

segments can also use the Barricade.

♦Easy Setup. A Quickset Windows program is provided to allow speedy con-

figuration of the Barricade

♦Full Administrator Control over Disk Usage. The LAN Administrator can

control usage of the Barricade's disk storage by the following means:

•Users: To control access to the Barricade, each user has a password

The Administrator can also limit the Disk Storage available to a user.

•Groups: Users are organized into Groups. A user can be in many Groups.

•Shares: A "Share" is a folder (directory) on the Barricade which a User

Group can access. Only the Barricade Administrator can create Shares.

(Users can create folders within the Share.)

•Access Rights: Access to Shares can be Read-Only, Read-Write, or No Ac-

cess. Conveniently, access to Shares is set by Group, not by individual user.

♦Remote Management. The Barricade can be managed from a workstation

anywhere on the LAN, using a WEB browser.

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♦Internet Access. The Internet Access feature allows all LAN users to share a

single Internet Account, using either the serial port (for analog modem or ISDN

TA) or the WAN port (for ADSL or Cable modems). The built-in firewall pro-

tects your LAN against external attacks.

♦Advanced Internet Features. The Barricade incorporates a number of ad-

vanced features to add value to your Internet Access:

•Special Applications allows LAN users to use non-standard applications

such as Video-conferencing, Instant Messaging, and other 2-way Internet

applications.

•Virtual Servers allows Internet users to access Web, E-Mail, FTP and

other Servers on your LAN, while still sharing the IP Address provided by

your ISP.

•Filtering functions provide protection for LAN users. You can block high-

risk components such as ActiveX controls. Also, the Site Filter feature al-

lows you to create your own lists of "Allowed" and "Banned" sites. And the

"Log" function can record any attempted accesses which are blocked by the

Site Filter.

Package Contents

The following items should be included:

♦The Barricade Unit.

♦Power Adapter

♦CD-ROM, containing this User Manual and the Barricade Utility program for

Windows 95/98/ME/NT4.0/2000.

♦Printed User Manual.

If any of the above items are damaged or missing, please contact your dealer as soon

as possible.

System Requirements

♦Ethernet Network employing 10BaseT or 100BaseTX.

♦TCP/IP protocol.

The following client PCs are supported:

♦PC using Windows 95/98/ME or later.

♦PC using Windows NT4.0 or Windows 2000.

♦Apple Macintosh with AppleShare and system 7.5 or later.

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Connections and Components

All connections and switches are on the rear panel. Please take a few minutes to fa-

miliarize yourself with your new Barricade.

Figure 1: Barricade Rear Panel

Power Switch This is a spring-loaded "Soft Switch".

If Off, press once to turn On.

If On, press once to start the Disk Shutdown sequence.

During Shutdown, the Ready LEDs will blink.

100Base LEDs These LEDs match the LAN (Hub) connectors. If the

matching LAN connector is using 100BaseT, the LED will

be ON. If using 10BaseT, the LED will be OFF.

LAN (Hub) ports These Ethernet connectors are for the PCs and other devices

on your LAN. Both 10BaseT and 100BaseT connections can

be used simultaneously.

Note: If Port 7 is used, then the "Uplink" port (see below)

can NOT be used.

Uplink Port Use this port only to connect to a standard port on another

Hub. The other Hub can be either 10BaseT or 100BaseT.

Note: If the "Uplink" port is used, then Port 7 can NOT be

used.

Link LEDs These LEDs match the LAN (Hub) connectors. If the

matching LAN connector is in use, the LED will be ON.

Power Input Connect the supplied power adapter here.

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Reset IP Button

(IP/Password) If the Barricade's IP Address or password is lost, press and

release this button. The Barricade will beep once to indicate

the reset has occurred.

The Barricade password will be cleared, and its IP Address

set to the default value of 192.168.123.254, with a Network

Mask of 255.255.255.0

You can then connect to the Barricade and set the correct IP

Address and password.

WAN Port Connect your ADSL or Cable modem here.

This Ethernet port supports 10BaseT and 100BaseT, and has

2 built-in LEDs. The amber LED (on the left) indicates a

100BaseT connection. The green LED (on the right) indi-

cates a 10BaseT connection.

Printer Port Standard parallel printer port. A printer connected here

becomes a "network printer", and can be shared by Win-

dows and Macintosh users.

Serial Port Standard serial port. Connect an analog modem or ISDN TA

here if you wish to provide shared Internet access to LAN

users via the serial port.

LEDs (Front Panel)

There are five (5) status LEDs on the front panel, as follows:

Ready Normally ON.

This blinks during Startup or Shutdown, and turns OFF after the

shutdown is completed.

Error

(Amber) Normally OFF.

However, it will be On during the power-on self test. Once the

self-test is completed, it will turn OFF. If it stays ON, there is a

hardware error.

During a software upgrade, both the Ready and Error LEDs

will blink.

Disk Full Normally OFF.

Blinking indicates the disk is 98% full.

ON indicates the disk is completely full.

Disk Flashes during normal operation, when the Hard Disk is ac-

cessed.

WAN Flashes when data is transmitted or received via the WAN

(Internet Access) port

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Buzzer

The buzzer will beep as follows:

♦1 Beep - Reset button or power switch is pressed.

♦2 Beeps (Repeated every 5 seconds for 1 minute) - Barricade is a DHCP client,

but no DHCP Server responded to the DHCP client request.

♦3 Beeps (Repeated every 15 seconds for 3 minutes) - Hard disk usage exceeds

98%.

♦5 Beeps (Repeated every 15 seconds for 3 minutes) - Overheating; automatic

shutdown will start 3minutes after 1st beep.

Specifications

Dimensions 210mm (W) * 271mm (D) * 66mm (H)

8" (W) * 11" (D) * 3" (H)

Operating

Temperature 5°C to 40°C

Storage

Temperature -10°C to 60°C

Network Protocol TCP/IP, AppleShare, SMB

Network Interface 7-port Switching hub

Auto-sensing Ethernet

10BaseT or 100BaseTX UTP, RJ45 connector

WAN Interface 1 Auto-sensing Ethernet

10BaseT or 100BaseTX UTP, RJ45 connector

Printer Port 1 Centronic parallel port

Serial Port 1 RS232 serial port

LEDs Rear: - 16 LAN connection status,

2 WAN port connection status.

Front: - 5 status/operation

Power 12V DC , maximum 3.6 amps.

100- 240 V AC, 50-60Hz power adapter provided.

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FCC Statement:

This device complies with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15

of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that

may cause undesired operation.

CE Marking Warning

This is a Class B product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio

interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

Caution!

This device contains a battery. There is a danger of explosion if the battery is incor-

rectly replaced. Dealer replacement of the battery is recommended. Replace only

with the same or equivalent type. Dispose of used batteries according to the manu-

facturer's instructions.

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Requirements

♦Ethernet Network employing 10BaseT or 100BaseTX.

♦TCP/IP protocol.

LAN Installation

1. Connect Network Devices

♦Use standard LAN cables to connect any existing devices to the Barricade's

LAN (Hub) ports. The Barricade will accept 10BaseT or 100BaseTX, and full

or half duplex. All types may be used simultaneously.

♦If required, use a standard LAN cable to connect the Barricade's "Uplink" port

to a standard port on another Hub. The other Hub can be either 10BaseT or

100BaseT. Note that if using the "Uplink" port, port 7 on the Barricade can

NOT be used.

2. Connect Printer and Modem

♦If you wish to share a printer, use a standard printer cable to connect the printer

to the Barricade's parallel port.

♦If you wish to provide shared Internet access via the Barricade, connect your

modem:

•If using an Analog Modem or ISDN TA, use a standard serial cable to con-

nect your modem to the Barricade's serial port.

•If using an ADSL Modem or Cable modem, connect the modem to the Bar-

ricade's WAN port. Use the cable supplied with your Modem. If no cable

was provided, use a standard LAN cable.

3. Connect Power

♦Connect the supplied power adapter to a power outlet and the Barricade.

♦Press and release the rear-mounted power switch to begin the start-up proce-

dure.

4. Check the boot process

♦During the self-test (2 or 3 seconds), ALL of the LEDs will be ON.

♦During the boot process, the Ready, Error and Disk Full LEDs will be ON.

♦Once the boot process is completed, the Ready LED should be ON and the

Error LED should be OFF. If the Error LED stays On, there is a hardware

problem. Repeated beeps also indicate a failure to boot correctly.

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