Huawei AR150&200 Series Routers Quick Start Guide

Huawei AR150&200 Series Enterprise Routers
Quick Start Guide
Issue 03
Date 2012-06-10
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About This Document
Intended Audience
This document provides an overall description of the AR150/200, details about each chassis and
board, cables available to the device, lists of components and basic configuration.
This document is intended for:
l Network planning engineers
l Hardware installation engineers
l Commissioning engineers
l On-site maintenance engineers
l System maintenance engineers
Symbol Conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
DANGER
Indicates a hazard with a high level of risk, which if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a hazard with a medium or low level of risk, which
if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not
avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss,
performance degradation, or unexpected results.
TIP Indicates a tip that may help you solve a problem or save
time.
NOTE Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement
important points of the main text.
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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains
all the changes in previous issues.
Changes in Issue 03 (2012-06-10)
Based on 02 (2012-04-20), this issue has the following updates:
l AR156
l AR158E
Based on 01 (2011-12-30), this issue has the following updates:
l The power outage survival description is added to the rear panel of AR207V&AR207V-P.
l AR207G-HSPA+7.
Initial commercial release.
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Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii
1 AR150/200 Overview.....................................................................................................................1
1.1 Naming Rule.......................................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Device Structure.................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 Indicator Description..........................................................................................................................................6
1.4 Physical Specifications.....................................................................................................................................11
2 Product Installation.....................................................................................................................13
2.1 Installation Preparations...................................................................................................................................14
2.2 Installing the Device.........................................................................................................................................15
2.3 Connecting the Device......................................................................................................................................20
2.4 Powering on the Device....................................................................................................................................23
3 Logging In to the Router............................................................................................................25
3.1 Logging In to the Router Through the Web Network Management System....................................................26
3.2 Logging In to the Router Through the Console Port........................................................................................27
3.3 Logging In to the Router Using Telnet.............................................................................................................29
4 Connecting to the Internet.........................................................................................................30
4.1 Going Online Using a Static IP Address..........................................................................................................31
4.2 Going Online Using a Dynamic IP Address.....................................................................................................33
5 How to Obtain Documentation and Technical Support......................................................36
6 FAQs...............................................................................................................................................37
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1AR150/200 Overview
About This Chapter
This section describes the naming rule, appearance and structure, indicators, and physical
specifications of the AR150/200.
1.1 Naming Rule
This section describes the meanings of the AR150/200 names.
1.2 Device Structure
This section describes the structure of the AR150/200.
1.3 Indicator Description
This section describes the indicators on the AR150/200 front panel.
1.4 Physical Specifications
This section describes the physical specifications and system configuration of the AR150/200.
Quick Start Guide 1 AR150/200 Overview
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1.1 Naming Rule
This section describes the meanings of the AR150/200 names.
Figure 1-1 shows the AR150/200 naming rule.
Figure 1-1 AR150/200 naming rule
【AR】【B1 B2 B3 B4】【C1】【-D1】
Example:
AR 207 V - P
AR 207 G - HSPA+7
1、
2、
Table 1-1 explains the AR150/200 naming rule.
Table 1-1 AR150/200 naming rule
Field Description
B1 0 (AR150/200): indicates a low-end case-shaped product.
B2 B2: Indicates the hardware difference. Selected from 1 and 2. A larger
value indicates higher performance.
B3 B3: Indicates the product level, ranging from 0 to 5.
l AR150: fixed as 5.
l AR200: fixed as 0.
B4 B4：Indicates the fixed upstream interface.
l 1: FE
l 6: ADSL-B
l 7: ADSL-A
l 8: G.SHDSL
C1 C1: Composed of one to four upper-case letters, indicating value-
added functions.
l W: WLAN
l V: Voice
l G: 3G
l E: Enhanced edition
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Field Description
D1 D1: Indicates the function differences.
l A: AC power supply (Default configurations can be omitted)
l D: DC power supply
l HSPA+7: WCDMA
l P: PoE
1.2 Device Structure
This section describes the structure of the AR150/200.
Figure 1-2 and Figure 1-3 show the AR150/200 models.
Figure 1-2 AR150 models
1 2 4 53
76
8
1
2
4 53
76
8
1
2
4 5
76
3 8
1
2
4 5
76
3 8
AR150
Series
Product
Series Model
WAN
Port
LAN
Port
Appearance Remark
AR
151
1 FE 4 FE
AR
157
4 FE
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xA/M
4 FE
4 FE
AR
156
AR
158E
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xB
1G.S
HDSL
ATM and
EFM
modes
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Figure 1-3 AR200 non-3G models
Product
Series Model
WAN
Port
LAN
Port
Appearance Remark
AR
201
1 FE 8 FE
AR
206
AR
207
8 FE
AR
207V
8 FE
AR
207
V-P
8 FE
AR
208E
8 FE
AR200
Series
1 2 4 53
76
1
2
4 53
76
1
2
4 53
76
1
2
4 53
76
9 10
1
2
4 53
76
9 10 11
1
2
4 53
76
8 FE
1G.S
HDSL
ATM and
EFM
modes
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xA/M
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xA/M
Voice
ports:
4FXS+1FX
OSurvivabl
e remote
site
telephony
(SRST)
Voice
ports:
4FXS+1FX
PoE
Survivable
remote
site
telephony
(SRST)
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xB
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xA/M
8
8
8
8
8
8
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Figure 1-4 AR200 3G models
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1 4 53
2 6 7
12
13
AR200
Series
Product
Series Model
WAN
Port
LAN
Port
Appearance Remark
1AD
SL2+
Anne
xA/M
AR
207G
-
HSP
A+7
8 FE
1: CON/AUX port 2: WAN port
l AR151, AR201: FE
l AR156, AR157, AR206,
AR207, AR207V,
AR207V-P, AR207G-
HSPA+7: ADSL
l AR158E, AR208E:
G.SHDSL
3: LAN FE port
l AR151, AR156, AR157,
AR158E: 4 FE ports
l AR201. AR206, AR207,
AR207V, AR207V-P,
AR208E, AR207G-HSPA
+7: 8 FE ports
NOTE
FE0 can be used as a WAN port
so that double WAN ports can be
provided.
4: RESET
CAUTION
The Reset button is used for
resetting the device manually.
l Press and hold down:
Restore the Factory
Settings.
l Press: Reset the system.
Resetting the device will cause
service interruption; therefore,
confirm the action before you
reset the device.
5: DC power jack
NOTE
The AR150/200 is powered by a
12 V external power adapter .
6: Silkscreen
7: Ground screw 8: cable retention clip 9: Four FXS ports
10: FXO port 11: PoE port 12: SIM card slot
13: 3G antenna
Table 1-2 describes the attributes of G.SHDSL interfaces.
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Table 1-2 Attributes of G.SHDSL interfaces
Attribute Description
Standards compliance G.991.2 Annex A and Annex B
Transmission rate 5.696 Mbit/s per pair
Transmission distance 3 km
1.3 Indicator Description
This section describes the indicators on the AR150/200 front panel.
Indicators
The indicators on the AR150/200 front panels vary according to the product models. Table
1-3 lists the indicator differences.
Table 1-3 Indicator differences
Difference Description
WAN port silkscreen l AR151 and AR201: WAN FE
l AR156, AR157, AR206, AR207, AR207V, AR207V-P, and
AR207G-HSPA+7: ADSL
l AR158E, AR208E: G.SHDSL
LAN ports l AR151,AR156, AR157 and AR158E: Four, numbered LAN0
to LAN3
l AR201, AR206, AR207, AR207V, AR207V-P, AR208E, and
AR207G-HSPA+7: Eight, numbered LAN0 to LAN7
Voice port indicator l AR207V and AR207V-P: Five, numbered FXS0 to FXS3,
FXO
l Other models: None
3G port indicator l An AR207G-HSPA+7 provides three indicators that
indicating 3G, 2G, and WWAN.
l Other models of the AR150/200 provide no 3G port indicator.
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Indicator Description
NOTE
l The front panels of AR151, AR156, AR157 and AR158E are the same except for the WAN port
indicator silkscreen. Figure 1-5 shows the AR158E appearance.
l Compared with AR207V, AR207V-P has a PoE port indicator. Figure 1-6 shows the AR207V-P
appearance.
l The front panels of AR201, AR206, AR207, and AR208E are the same except for the WAN port
indicator silkscreen. Figure 1-7 shows the AR208E appearance.
Figure 1-5 AR158E front panel
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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Figure 1-6 AR207V-P front panel
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
10
91
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Figure 1-7 AR208E front panel
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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Figure 1-8 describes indicators on the AR207G-HSPA+7 front panel.
Figure 1-8 Indicators on the AR207G-HSPA+7 front panel
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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111213
Table 1-4 Indicator description
Numbe
r
Indicator Color Description
1 PoE Green If the indicator is steady on, the PoE power supply
is normal.
If the indicator is off, no PoE power supply is
available.
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Numbe
r
2 PWR Green If the indicator is steady on, the system power
supply is normal.
If the indicator is off, no system power supply is
available.
3 SYS Red and
green
If the indicator blinks green once every 2s (0.5
Hz), the system is running properly.
If the indicator blinks green once every 0.25s (4
Hz), the system is powering on or restarting.
If the indicator is red, a fault that affects services
has occurred and cannot be rectified
automatically. The fault needs to be rectified
manually.
If the indicator is off, the software is not running
or is being reset.
4 USB Red and
green
If the indicator is green, devices have been
deployed by using the USB disk.
If the indicator blinks green, the router is being
deployed using the USB disk.
If the indicator is red, the router is failed to be
deployed using the USB disk.
If the indicator is off, the USB disk is not inserted,
the USB interface fails, or the indicator fails.
5 PPP Green If the indicator is steady on, a PPP connection is
set up.
If the indicator is off, no PPP connection is set up.
6 VPN Green If the indicator is steady on, the VPN service is
available.
If the indicator is off, the VPN service is
unavailable.
7 LINK Green If the indicator is steady on, a link is connected to
the WAN port.
If the indicator is off, no link is connected to the
WAN port.
ACT Green If the indicator blinks green, the WAN port is
transmitting or receiving data.
If the indicator is off, the WAN port is not
8 LAN green If the indicator is steady on, a link is connected to
the LAN port.
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Numbe
r
If the indicator blinks green, the LAN port is
If the indicator is off, no link is connected to the
LAN port.
9 FXS0-FXS3 Green If the indicator is steady on, the FXS channel is
being occupied by a call.
If the indicator is off, the FXS channel is idle.
FXO Green If the indicator is steady on, the FXO channel is
being occupied by a call.
If the indicator is off, the FXO channel is idle.
10 USB port N/A
11 3G Green If the indicator is steady on, the 3G signal strength
is high.
If the indicator blinks once every 2s, the 3G signal
strength is poor.
If the indicator blinks once every 0.25s, the 3G
signal strength is medium.
12 2G Green If the indicator is steady on, the 2G signal strength
is high.
If the indicator blinks once every 2s, the 2G signal
strength is poor.
If the indicator blinks once every 0.25s, the 2G
signal strength is medium.
13 WWAN Green If the indicator is steady on, the 3G or 2G service
has been connected or activated.
If the indicator is blinking, 3G or 2G service data
is being transmitted or received on the port.
If the indicator is off, the 3G or 2G service has
not been connected or activated.
NOTE
l Number 1: Only AR207V-P has this indicator.
l Number 7: The WAN port indicators have different silkscreens (such as WAN FE, ADSL, and
G.SHDSL).
l Number 8: FE0 can be used as a WAN port so that double WAN ports can be provided.
l Number 9: Only the AR207V and AR207V-P provide this indicator.
l Numbers 11, 12 and 13: Only the AR207G-HSPA+7 provides these indicators.
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1.4 Physical Specifications
This section describes the physical specifications and system configuration of the AR150/200.
Table 1-5 Physical specifications
Item Description
Dimensions (width x depth x height) Without rack-mounting ears installed: 300.0 mm x
216.4 mm x 44.0 mm
With rack-mounting ears installed: 482.6 mm x
216.4 mm x 44.0 mm
Maximum power consumption l AR151: 11.6W
l AR156: 16.1W
l AR157: 15.2W
l AR158E: 14.7W
l AR201: 12.3W
l AR206: 16.1W
l AR207: 16.1W
l AR207V: 22.8W
l AR207V-P: 22.6W
l AR208E: 14.7W
l AR207G-HSPA+7: 17.1W
Weight 2.2 kg
Operating temperature 0°C-40°C
Relative humidity 5% RH to 90% RH, non-condensing
Altitude 0 m-3000 m
AC input
voltage
Rated voltage 100 V AC-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Maximum voltage
range
90 V AC-264 V AC, 47/63 Hz
Table 1-6 System configuration
Model Processor Memory Flash Memory
AR151 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR156 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR157 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR158E 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
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Model Processor Memory Flash Memory
AR201 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR206 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR207 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR207V 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR207V-P 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR208E 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
AR207G-HSPA+7 2-core: 533 MHz 512 MB 512 MB
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2Product Installation
About This Chapter
This section describes the method of installing and connectingAR150/200 series products.
2.1 Installation Preparations
This section lists the tools and accessories for installing the AR150/200.
2.2 Installing the Device
This section describes AR150/200 installation scenarios and installation methods.
2.3 Connecting the Device
This section describes how to connect AR150/200 series products.
2.4 Powering on the Device
This section provides the checklist used to check the AR150/200 before powering on it.
Quick Start Guide 2 Product Installation
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2.1 Installation Preparations
This section lists the tools and accessories for installing the AR150/200.
Tools
Claw hammer Utility knife COAX crimping tool
Diagonal pliers RJ45 crimping tool Wire stripper
Network cable tester Multimeter Measuring tape
Ladder Hammer drill Vacuum cleaner
ESD wrist strap Level Floating nut mounting bar
Flat-head screwdriverPhilips screwdriverMarker pen
Accessories
Rubber pad Floating nut M4 screw: fixes brackets to
chassis
M6 screw: fixes chassis into
cabinet
Bracket Ground cable
Remote Antenna
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2.2 Installing the Device
This section describes AR150/200 installation scenarios and installation methods.
NOTE
The installation scenarios and installation methods of all AR150/200 series products are the same. This
section uses AR207G-HSPA+7 as an example.
The antenna interfaces on a AR207G-HSPA+7 can connect to whip antennas and remote antennas.
l Whip antennas are directly installed on an AR router and are recommended when a router is desk
installed or wall mounted.
l Indoor remote antennas have a 3 m long feed line. Indoor remote antennas are recommended when
an AR router is installed in a cabinet or rack, Indoor remote antennas need to be ordered separately
if needed.
Placing Chassis on the Desk
1. Before placing the AR150/200 on the desk, attach rubber pads onto each of the four recessed
corner areas on the bottom of the chassis.
2. AR207G-HSPA+7 needs two whip antennas, which must be vertical to the desktop. (Only
applies to 3G models).
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Wall-Mounting the Chassis
CAUTION
l When wall-mounting the AR150/200, do not attach rubber pads to the chassis. If the rubber
pads have been attached, remove them.
l It is inconvenient to connect ground cables and network cables after mounting the
AR150/200 chassis on the wall. Therefore, it is recommended that you connect cables before
mounting the chassis on the wall. If the chassis has been mounted on the wall, hold the chassis
when connecting cables, preventing it from being detached from the wall. For the method of
connecting cables, see 2.3 Connecting the Device.
l When connecting cables, do not make the front plastic panel of the chassis touch the ground
to avoid damage.
l It is recommended that you wall-mount the AR150/200 with its front panel (with indicators)
facing up and its rear panel (with interfaces) facing down.
l Use a ladder when mounting the chassis on the wall.
1. Use the template on the last page to mark the location for the two mounting screws and the
upper, left, and right edges of the chassis on the wall.
2. The diameter of the mounting screws is 4 mm. Choose an appropriate drill bit according
to the diameter of the mounting screws. Hammer the hollow wall anchors into the drilled
holes. Screw the mounting screws into the wall anchors using a screwdriver. Leave the
screws protruding 2 mm from the wall.
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3. Mount the chassis by aligning the mounting brackets on the back of the AR150/200 using
mounting screws. Install the antennas of the 3G model downwards and vertical to the
ground.
4. Connect the power adapter. Place the power adapter on a nearby horizontal surface, but do
not hang it under the equipment.
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Installing the Chassis in a Cabinet or Rack
CAUTION
l When installing the AR150/200 in a cabinet or rack, do not attach rubber pads to the chassis.
If the rubber pads have been attached, remove them.
l The guide rails or trays are not necessary for the installation in a cabinet or rack because the
AR150/200 chassis can be fixed by rack-mounting brackets. Customers need to buy the rack-
mounting brackets.
l It is recommended that you install the AR150/200 with its front panel (providing indicators)
facing inside and its rear panel (providing interfaces) facing outside. The rack-mounting
brackets are installed at the sides of the rear panel (providing interfaces) facing outside.
l Ensure that the air exhaust vent is not obstructed in any way. Otherwise, the chassis may
overheat.
1. Install two rack-mounting brackets. It is recommended that you install the rack-mounting
brackets close to the rear panel (providing interfaces). Install two rack-mounting brackets.
It is recommended that you install the rack-mounting brackets close to the rear panel
(providing interfaces).
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2. Install two floating nuts on each side of the rack. The AR150/200 chassis is 1 U high. The
mounting holes located on the rack-mounting brackets will be fixed to two mounting holes
on the rack.
Floating nut
mounting bar
3. Raise and hold the chassis by hands and move the chassis into the cabinet. Insert the panel
screws into the below floating nuts and keep a 2 mm space between the screws and mounting
bar. Insert the rack-mounting ear pre-installation holes into the space. Fix panel screws into
two floating nuts and keep 2 mm space between the screw and mounting rail. Raise and
hold the chassis and move the chassis into the cabinet or rack, and place mounting holes
of rack-mounting brackets into the space between the floating nut and panel screw.
2mm
4. Hold the chassis with one hand while using the other hand to secure the lower panel screw
and then the upper one with a screwdriver.
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5. You are advised to install antennas on top of the cabinet or chassis vertical to the ground.
This step applies only to 3G models. Install the remote antenna on the 3G main interface.
It is recommended that you place the antenna on the top of the cabinet or rack and is in the
direction vertical to the ground. This step is applicable to 3G models.
Remote Antenna
2.3 Connecting the Device
This section describes how to connect AR150/200 series products.
AR150/200 series of non-3G models have the same connection modes. The AR207V is used as
an example.
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Figure 2-1 AR207V connection
4
1
2
5
6
a b
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
*
0 #
3
AR150/200 series of 3G models have the same connection modes. The AR207G-HSPA+7 is
used as an example.
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Figure 2-2 AR207G-HSPA+7 connection
7
7
8
1: Console cable
l The 8-pin RJ45 connector is inserted into the console port (CON/AUX port) of the
AR150/200.
l The DB9 male connector is connected to the maintenance terminal, such as a computer.
2: WAN port cable that connects the AR150/200 to the upper-layer network
l On an AR151 or AR201, the WAN port is an FE port, which connects to an network cable
with RJ45 connectors.
l On an AR156, AR157, AR206, AR207, AR207V, AR207V-P or AR207G-HSPA+7, the
WAN port is an ADSL port, which connects to a cable with RJ11 connectors.
l On an AR158E or AR208E, the WAN port is a G.SHDSL port, which connects to a cable
with RJ45 connectors.
3: Voice port cable, which is connected to a telephone with a telephone line (RJ11 connectors).
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4: LAN port cable, which is connected to a computer with a network cable (RJ45 connectors).
5: Ground cable. The M4 connector is connected to the AR150/200 and the M6 connector is
connected to ground. The cable is in yellow and green.
l When the AR150/200 is placed on the desktop or installed in a cabinet/rack, the ground
cable is connected facing downwards, as shown in Figure 2-1 a. The ground cable cannot
interfere with other devices in the cabinet/rack.
l When the AR150/200 is wall mounted, the ground cable is connected facing left, as shown
in Figure 2-1 b.
6: external power adapter, which is connected to the AC power supply to output DC power to
the device.
Power adapter output power:
l AR150 & AR200 series: 36 W
NOTE
The AC power cable must be secured using a latch.
7: A whip antenna, which is installed on a 3G interface to transmit and receive 3G signals.
8: A SIM card, which is installed in the SIM card slot of a device to allow the device to connect
to a 3G network.
2.4 Powering on the Device
This section provides the checklist used to check the AR150/200 before powering on it.
Checklist
No. Item Method
1 The power cables and ground cables are copper wires, and
are not spliced or damaged. The cables are safely
connected and in compliance with standards.
View
2 The power cables and ground cables are connected safely.
The spring washers of the ground cable terminals are on
the flat washer.
View
3 All signal cables to be deployed pass the continuity check. Measure
4 No signal cables are near the cabinet's heat vents. View
5 The bent part of signal cables cannot be too tight. View
6 The cables in the cabinet are not crossed and the cables
outside the cabinet are bundled.
View
7 Both ends of signal cables are clearly labeled and the label
text is in the same direction.
View
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No. Item Method
8 Newly added devices will not cause a loop on the network.
For example, a newly added device cannot be connected
to another device using two links.
View the
networking
diagram
Checking the AR150/200 After Power-on
NOTE
l After powering on the AR150/200, view the PWR and SYS indicators. All the AR150/200 series have
the same PWR indicators and SYS indicators.
l For details about the indicators on AR150/200, see 1.3 Indicator Description.
CAUTION
Do not frequently power on and off the device.
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After powering on the AR150/200, check the following indicators.
No. Silkscreen Status
1 PWR If the indicator is green, the system power supply is normal.
2 SYS If the indicator blinks green once every 2s (0.5 Hz), the system
is running properly.
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3Logging In to the Router
About This Chapter
After the router is powered on, you can log in to the router.
3.1 Logging In to the Router Through the Web Network Management System
This section describes how to log in to the router through the web network management system.
3.2 Logging In to the Router Through the Console Port
This section describes how to log in to the router through the console port.
3.3 Logging In to the Router Using Telnet
This section describes how to log in to the router using Telnet.
Quick Start Guide 3 Logging In to the Router
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3.1 Logging In to the Router Through the Web Network
Management System
This section describes how to log in to the router through the web network management system.
Prerequisites
The web browser supports Internet Explorer 6.0, Firefox 4.0, and later versions.
Procedure
Step 1 Open the Internet Explorer on the web client.
Step 2 Enter the URL http://192.168.1.1 in the address box and press Enter. The login page is
displayed, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 Web login page
NOTE
192.168.1.1/24 is the default IP address of VLANIF 1.
Step 3 Enter the user name admin, password admin, and verification code, and click Login to enter
the web system homepage.
NOTE
The default user name and password are admin. You can create new users or modify the user name and
password in the page System Management > User Management.
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3.2 Logging In to the Router Through the Console Port
This section describes how to log in to the router through the console port.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the router to a PC using a Console Cable. Connect the RJ45 connector of the cable to
the console port of the router, and connect the DB9 connector to the serial port of the PC.
Step 2 Run the terminal emulation program on the PC. For example, to open the HyperTerminal of
Windows XP on the PC, choose Start > Programs > Accessories > Communications >
HyperTerminal. Enter the name of the new connection in the Name text box and click OK, as
shown in Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 Creating a connection
Step 3 Select the console port used and click OK, as shown in Figure 3-3.
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Figure 3-3 Selecting the console port
Step 4 Click Restore Defaults and click OK, as shown in Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4 Setting communication parameters
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Step 5 Press Enter on the subsequent dialog boxes until the command line prompt of the user view,
such as <Huawei>, is displayed.
You can run commands to configure the router. Enter a question mark (?) to see a list of available
commands.
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3.3 Logging In to the Router Using Telnet
This section describes how to log in to the router using Telnet.
Procedure
Step 1 Connect a PC to any LAN port of the router with a network cable.
Step 2 Configure an IP address for the PC. The IP address must be on the network segment
192.168.1.0/24, but cannot be 192.168.1.1.
After the configuration is complete, run the ping 192.168.1.1 command on the PC to check
whether the router can be pinged successfully. If the ping operation succeeds, the connection
has been set up successfully. If the ping operation fails, the connection failed to be established.
Check whether the network cable is working properly. If not, replace the network cable.
Step 3 Access the command line window on the PC. For example, if the PC runs Windows XP, choose
Start > Run and enter cmd in the displayed dialog box.
Step 4 Run the telnet 192.168.1.1 command to log in to the router.
Step 5 Enter the default user name and password admin. If the user interface is displayed, you logged
in successfully.
When you log in for the first time, the following information is displayed:
Username:admin
Password:
<Huawei>
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4Connecting to the Internet
About This Chapter
This section describes how to enable users to connect to the Internet through the router.
Select the network access mode based on the link type of uplink physical interfaces.
4.1 Going Online Using a Static IP Address
This section describes how to go online using a static IP address allocated by a carrier.
4.2 Going Online Using a Dynamic IP Address
This section describes how to go online using a dynamic IP address.
Quick Start Guide 4 Connecting to the Internet
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4.1 Going Online Using a Static IP Address
This section describes how to go online using a static IP address allocated by a carrier.
Networking Requirements
As shown in Figure 4-1, the carrier allocates fixed IP addresses to users for Internet access.
Configure the Router using the web network management system so that LAN users can access
the Internet.
Figure 4-1 Going online using a static IP address
Eth0/0/8
Router
Eth0/0/1
InternetInternetInternetInternetLAN
Procedure
Step 1 Click Wizard in the navigation tree to open the following page.
Click Next to access the Configure the Broadband Connection page.
Step 2 Set broadband connection parameters.
Set Next to Static IP.
NOTE
The IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and the primary DNS server are provided by the carrier.
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Click Next to access the Configure the LAN page.
Step 3 Set LAN access parameters.
NOTE
By default, Layer 2 Ethernet interfaces of the AR150 or AR200 join VLAN 1 and the IP address of VLANIF
1 is 192.168.1.1/24.
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Click Next to access the Finish Configuration Wizard page.
Step 4 Confirm the configurations.
View the configurations on the Finish Configuration Wizard page. To confirm the
configurations, click Finish. To modify the configurations, click Previous. If you quit the wizard
without clicking Finish, the configurations will not take effect.
----End
4.2 Going Online Using a Dynamic IP Address
This section describes how to go online using a dynamic IP address.
Networking Requirements
As shown in Figure 4-2, RouterA functions as the enterprise egress gateway. The uplink
interface obtains a dynamic IP address to connect to the Internet. Configure RouterA using the
web network management system so that LAN users can access the Internet.
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Figure 4-2 Going online using a dynamic IP address
Eth0/0/8
RouterA
Eth0/0/1
InternetInternetInternetInternetLAN
RouterB
Procedure
Step 1 Click Wizard in the navigation tree to open the following page.
Click Next to access the Configure the Broadband Connection page.
Step 2 Set broadband connection parameters.
Set Connection mode to Dynamic IP.
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Click Next to access the Configure the LAN page.
Step 3 Set LAN access parameters.
NOTE
By default, Layer 2 Ethernet interfaces of the AR150 or AR200 join VLAN 1 and the IP address of VLANIF
1 is 192.168.1.1/24.
Click Next to access the Finish Configuration Wizard page.
Step 4 Confirm the configurations.
View the configurations on the Finish Configuration Wizard page. To confirm the
configurations, click Finish. To modify the configurations, click Previous. If you quit the wizard
without clicking Finish, the configurations will not take effect.
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5How to Obtain Documentation and
Technical Support
This section describes how to obtain documentation and technical support.
Obtaining Documentation
Visit http://support.huawei.com and choose Data Communication > Product > Router >
Prodcut Type > Product Manual to obtain corresponding documentation.
NOTE
You can select different values of Product Type. For example, to query the AR200 documentation, select
AR150&200.
The web site provides files in .pdf and .hdx format. You can view a single manual in web format
online. Equipment users can browse the Hedex package after logging to the web site. Select the
required documentation.
It is recommended that you use the email address to request the equipment user name and
password. If you have any questions, contact the Huawei technical personnel.
Obtaining Huawei Technical Support
If you have trouble in locating or rectifying faults during maintenance or troubleshooting by
following instructions in this document, contact the Huawei customer service center (CSC) for
help.
l Email: support@huawei.com
You can also visit http://support.huawei.com, click Contact Us in the lower area of the page,
and select the country to obtain contact information about Huawei local office.
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6FAQs
This section describes the frequently asked questions about the router.
How Do I Restore Factory Settings?
Hold the RESET button for more than 5s.
CAUTION
The user-defined configurations will be lost when you restore factory settings.
What Are the Default Configurations?
The default configurations are as follows:
l The management IP address is 192.168.1.1/24, which is allocated to VLANIF 1. All LAN
ports belong to VLAN 1.
l A super administrator is provided, which is a level-3 user with the user name and password
as admin. You can log in as the admin user using Telnet.
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