4 1 3 2 1 2 3 4 Quick Installation Guide for Hurricane8800P ( For Singapore Users ) A. Hardware Installation Console Port 4 1 Line Jack For Serial Cable (RS-232) , to connect to Serial Port (Normally , no need to connect it) For Phone Cable (Rj-11) , to connect to ADSL Line 3 Power Connector 2 LAN Connectors For Lan Cable (Rj-45) , to connect to PCs Network Card 1 ADSL 2 TEL Microfilter Phone Jack (2-way splitter) Phone Cable (RJ11) Straight RJ-45 Cable Straight RJ-45 Cable *Plug the given microfilter into the connector marked at the back of the router. Connect the phone cable RJ-11 from the microfilter label “ADSL” to the main phone socket & another RJ-11 from “Tel” to your telephone line jack. *For surfing only , you may connect the phone cable directly to the router without going thru the microfilter . Laptop RJ-45 Connection Desktop RJ-45 Connection 1. Turn off the computer. 2. Plug the end of the Ethernet cable RJ-45 into any one connector marked 1 2 3 4 at the back of the router. 3. Plug the other end of the Ethernet cable into your computer's RJ-45 jack of the Ethernet card. Turn on the PC. *You may connect to a Hub/Switch to have more than 4 PCs connected. 3 Power Point 5V Power Adapter Connect the given Power adaptor to the Jack marked and then switch on the power point. After connecting up as shown on 1 ,2 and 3 , you should see the following lights on the router Power LED (In red color) Light ON once detected 4 The console port is connected using the RJ–232 serial cable for configuration purposes. Normally you do not need to connect it. User is recommended to use the Web-based management to configure. Please refer to the back page for more information. *ADSL LED (In green color) Light ON when the connection is ON LAN LED X 4 (In green color) Keeps ON, Light blinks during data transfer *If ADSL LED fail to light UP. CHECK1 : All telephones sharing the same ADSL line are attached with microfilters each CHECK2 : ADSL account is activated and your ADSL line condition (check with your ISP if you’re unsure)

C. Web-Based Configuration B. Configure Your PCs Specify a static IP for your individual PCs. For Windows 95/98/ME Go To Control Panel >Network>TCP/IP of your LAN card > Properties 1 2 3 4 Add Gateway to 192.168.101.1 Select TCP/IP of your Lan Card and then click Properties Enable DNS server Host : pc Add Singnet/Pacnet DNS 165.21.83.88 *Set IP Address to 192.168.101.X (X : 2~254) Remember to click on the Add button Set Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0 *IP Address for each PC MUST BE Unique. Example PC 1 IP add is 192.168.101.2 , therefore PC 2 IP add should be 192.168.101.3 and so forth. For Windows 2000/XP Click the Start button and then Control Panel. From there, click the Network and Internet Connections icon. Then click the Network Connections icon 3 4 1 Key in the IP Add , Subnet Mask , Gateway and DNS Server as follow Select the Local Area Connection icon for the applicable Ethernet adapter and then do a Right Click and select Properties 2 Select Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) and then Click Properties Note : The router is OS Independent C. Web-Based Configuration Open Internet Explorer/Netscape , type in http://192.168.101.1 5 Notes: i) You may have to disable the proxy settings on your internet browser. ii) For IE user , go to Tools> Internet Options>Connections>Choose Never dial a connection>go to LAN Settings>Disable Proxy Server ii) For Netscape user , click Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Proxies>Choose Direct connection to the Internet 1 Click Add Interface under Security Interface 1 The system will remind you to enter the administrator ’s username and password when restarting or configuring. 6 Add LAN Interface •Name: ppp-0 •Interface Type:external Click Apply The configuration of PPPoA Router mode has been done Default username: admin password: admin 2 *Click Router mode under Configuration and choose PPPOA routed. Then click Configure 7 1 1 Click Add Interface under Security Interface again (i) Description: Name of the WAN connection. (e.g. SingNet) (ii) Choose CHAP (iii) User name and Password: The user name and password will be provided by your ISP when applying for ADSL service. (e.g.prolink@singnet ) (iv) The rest of the settings will be in default (v) Click the Configure button 3 8 Add WAN Interface •Name : eth-0 or ip1 •Interface Type : Choose internal Click Apply NOTE: Please remember to save the configuration after finishing the settings. Click Save Config and then click the Save button to store your settings 4 9 Click Security. Choose Enable under Security State and click Change State *Pls refer to the manual for the configuration of other routing modes. Click Enable NAT to internal interfaces .