Cradlepoint MBR1400 Series Bedienungsanleitung

MBR1400

PACKAGE INCLUDE S

Business Router (Wireless N Gigabit)

WiFi Antennas (3x)

Wall Power Adapter (12v DC)

Ethernet Cable (5-feet)

Mounting Hardware (1x)

Setup Guide

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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The MBR1400 is compatible with all major corporate network environments like Cisco, Juniper, SonicWall,

and others. It also fully supports all 802.11 a/b/g/n client adapters for WiFi networking.

Our web-based conﬁguration and status tool supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS

X, and most of the Linux distributions - allowing you to manage the router in most common environments.

The MBR1400 web-based administration allows you to manage settings, backup and restore, imple-

ment the latest ﬁrmware upgrades, plus get a complete log of diagnostic and status events for advanced

troubleshooting.

The router supports custom DNS conﬁguration with OpenDNS, DHCP server and conﬁguration, and dual-

band WiFI options with multiple network names (SSIDs), 802.11 a/b/g/n modes, and broadcast channel

selection. This guide will cover additional features of Advanced Conﬁguration, starting on page 12.

With an MBR1400, you have the power and ﬂexibility you need for the most demanding small business,

branch ofﬁce, retail, or home environment. Optimized for 5-20 users, the MBR1400 is a ﬂexible, dependable

router you can trust.

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The CradlePoint Business Wireless Router

(MBR1400) is built to provide an a effortless

instant network connection from high-speed

broadband data modems to your network.

CONNECT

USB or ExpressCard modems, Ethernet-Based Wired Services, WiFi

Designed for small businesses, branch ofﬁces,

and retail locations, the MBR1400 provides a

secure, primary or backup connection to the

internet.

With features like failover/failback, secure VPN,

multiple encryption modes, dual band WiFi

broadcast (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz), guest net-

works, and WiFi as WAN, the MBR1400 can

meet all your business needs.

MBR1400 - Business Class Wireless Router WiFi Networking with the MBR1400

Ports and Features of the Router ( left side )

Ports and Features of the Router ( right side )

Modem Security Tab Slot

Modem Slot

(ExpressCard)

Modem Slot

(ExpressCard)

ExpressCard Lock

Modem Port

(USB 2.0)

Modem Port

(USB 2.0)

WiFi

On/Off

Modem Security Tab Slot

ExpressCard Lock

WiFi Antenna Connector

(Reverse SMA)

WiFi Antenna Connector

(Reverse SMA)

WiFi Antenna Connector

(Reverse SMA)

10/100/1000 Ethernet Ports

(Conﬁgurable LAN or WAN)

Reset

Modem Port

(USB 2.0)

Power

Switch and Port

Getting Started

Getting Started (continued)

1. Connect the Router to a Modem / Data Source.

Keep the router in the OFF position until the modem is securely connected. Connect a CradlePoint

Business Grade Modem, or a supported USB or ExpressCard modem to the router in their appropriate

port or slot. Connect a Cable or DSL modem to the Blue Ethernet WAN port. (see page 4)

2. Connect the WiFi Antennas.

Attach the three included WiFi antennas to the connectors for maximum WiFi broadcast. Antennas are

jointed, which enables you to position them for optimal WiFi broadcast. To attach, hold the antenna straight

and twist the base of the antenna to connect, folding the joint if needed. Please note that 2.4GHz antennas

are provided. 5GHz antennas are available as an accessory.

3. Connect to a Power Source.

Connect the router to the provided power supply (12V DC Wall). When you ﬂip the power switch to the

ON position, watch for the appropriate modem LED to illuminate. Ensure the connected modem LED is

lit with a solid green light, which indicates that the modem is properly connected. For other LED states,

please see descriptions on page 10.

4. Connect to a Computer or other Network Equipment.

In order to access the MBR1400, establish a connection to the router. Connect wirelessly to the WiFi

broadcast, or with an Ethernet cable connected to your computer and then plugged into one of the

orange Ethernet ports.

To connect to the WiFi, you will need to input the default password when prompted. The default pass-

word is provided on the product label found on the bottom of your router. (see example below)

7. Use.

For most users, the MBR1400 Router can be used imme-

diately without any special conﬁguration changes. If you’d

like to change your network name, level of WiFi security, etc.

follow the First Time Setup Wizard steps on page 8.

The default WiFi network name broadcast will be seen as

“MBR1400_xxx”, where “xxx” is the last three characters of

your router’s MAC address, shown as SSID on the product

label.

CradlePoint MBR1400 (Slickrock) PRODUCT LABEL

Made in Taiwan

RoHS

Model No.: MBR1400

Part No.: MBR1400

www.cradlepoint.com

H/W ver.: 1.0

12V 1.5A

MAC Address : 0030440c1fc1

Serial No.: MM100167900418

MFG DATE: NOV 2010

R01

FCC ID:UXX-MBR1400

IC: 6921A-MBR1400

Default Password : 440c1fc1

SSID: MBR1400-fc1

First Time Setup Wizard

The First Time Setup Wizard will help you customize the name of your wireless network, change passwords

to something you choose, and establish an optimal WiFi security mode. The MBR1400 comes out of the box

with a unique password at WPA2 WiFi security level.

CradlePoint recommends BEST WPA2 WiFi security.

1) Open a browser window and type “cp” or “192.168.0.1” in the address bar. Press enter/return.

2) When prompted for your password, type the eight character Default Password found on the product label.

3) When you log-in for the ﬁrst time, you will be automatically directed to the FIRST TIME SETUP WIZARD.

4) STEP 1/4: If you choose, you can change the router’s DEFAULT ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD.

Then, select your TIME ZONE. Click NEXT.

5) STEP 2/4: CradlePoint recommends you customize your WiFi Network Name. Type in your personalized

Network name here. You can also enable the Guest Network feature (see description on page 14).

Choose the WIFI SECURITY LEVEL that best ﬁts your needs: POOR for WEP, GOOD for WPA1/WPA2

or and BEST for WPA2. ( Make sure your PC or other devices support the mode you choose ).

Choose a personalized WPA PASSWORD or WEP KEY. This password will be used to reconnect

devices to the router’s WiFi broadcast once the security settings have been saved. Click NEXT.

6) STEP 3/4: If you are using a 4G WiMAX modem, you will want to establish the Realm for your carrier.

This setting ensures that the modem, when attached to the router, will properly connect to your carrier’s

wireless broadband service. The MBR1400 will default to the Sprint 3G/4G Realm. Select your carrier

from the drop-down menu. Click NEXT.

7) STEP 4/4: Review the details and record your wireless network name, administrative and wireless

WPA password. Move your mouse over the passwords to selectively reveal. Click APPLY to save the

settings and update them to your router.

NOTE: If you are currently using the MBR1400 WiFi network, reconnect your devices to the network using

the new wireless network name and security password.

LED Information

SIGNAL STRENGTH BUTTON Blue LED bars indicate the active modem’s signal strength. Press button to

turn on/off. 4 Solid Bars = strongest signal 1 Blinking Bar = weakest signal

POWER The MBR1400 must be powered using an approved 12V DC power source.

Green = Powered On. No Light = Not receiving power. Check that the unit is connected to an outlet.

Amber = Attention. Check router status page.

NETWORK LAN CONNECTION Indicates a connected device on the 1-4 LAN ports on the MBR1400.

Green = Connected to an active 10/100 Ethernet interface. Blinking Green = trafﬁc. Blue = Connected to an

active 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface. Blinking Blue = trafﬁc. No Light = not connected, the connection is not

conﬁgured correctly, router is not conﬁgured correctly, or may not be turned on.

WAN CONNECTION Indicates information about a data source connected to the WAN port (blue Ethernet port.

Green = Connected to an active 10/100 Ethernet interface. Blinking Green = trafﬁc. Blue = Connected to an

active 10/100/1000 Ethernet interface. Blinking Blue = trafﬁc. No Light = not connected, the connection is not

conﬁgured correctly, or switch or router are not conﬁgured correctly or turned on.

WPS WiFi Protected Setup. When you press the WPS button for ﬁve seconds, it allows you to use WPS

for your WiFi security. Blinking Blue = WPS setting is in progress. Solid Blue = WPS is active.

CradlePoint recommends using WPA2 WiFi Security.

LED Information

WiFi BROADCAST Indicates activity on the WiFi broadcast for either the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.

Green = 2.4 GHz WiFi is on and operating normally.

Blue = 5GHz WiFi is on and operating normally.

Blinking Red = Error with 2.4GHz or 5GHz connection.

No Light = WiFi is off.

USB MODEMS Indicates the status of any USB modems connected to the MBR1400.

(A connected CradlePoint Business Grade Modem LED information will be shown on LED #2.)

Green = Modem has established an active connection. Blinking Green = Modem is connecting.

Amber = Modem is not active. Blinking Amber = Data connection error. No modem connection possible.

Blinking Red = Modem is in the process of resetting.

EXPRESS CARD MODEMS Indicates the status of any ExpressCard modems connected to the MBR1400.

Green = Modem has established an active connection. Blinking Green = Modem is connecting.

Amber = Modem is not active. Blinking Amber = Data connection error. No modem connection possible.

Blinking Red = Modem is in the process of resetting.

Features of the MBR1400

Features of the MBR1400 (continued)

The CradlePoint MBR1400 is a business-grade router speciﬁcally designed

for retail locations and small/branch ofﬁces. Optimized for performance,

reliability, and maximum WiFi range, the MBR1400 has access to a cloud-

based tool called WiPipe Central, for group-based conﬁguration,

management, and monitoring of remotely deployed routers.

Secure Access

The MBR1400 supports WEP, WPA, WPA2 and AES encryption modes to create secure internet connections

for up to 128 connected devices via WiFi and unlimited via Ethernet. Prevent unwanted access to computers

connected to your networks with an SPI Firewall and NAT (Network Address Translation). Features like URL

Filtering, Trafﬁc Filtering, DMZ, Virtual Server, Port Forwarding, and FTP pass-through (passive and active)

are also available to enable safe internet access for all connected users.

VPN (Virtual Private Networking)

Create, manage and terminate secure VPN tunnels between remote computers and secure corporate

networks with IPSec, L2TP, PPTP. With up to 20 concurrent VPN sessions, the MBR1400 supports both

transport and tunnel modes. Provide end-to-end protection of secure company communications with Hash

and Cipher encryption algorithm protocols.

Network Failover Support

When multiple internet sources (4G, 3G, DSL, Cable, T1, Fibre, etc) are connected to the MBR1400, it can

automatically detect an internet outage and “failover” to a secondary connection and “failback” when the

primary data service returns.

HOW TO CONFIGURE: Select INTERNET from top tab and CONNECTION MANAGER from drop-down

menu. Order your connections by failover priority. Select ADVANCED, then FAILOVER CHECK, then

click ENABLE. Click APPLY to save settings. Select FAILBACK CONFIGURATION. Set desired

FAILBACK MODE.

Load Balancing

When multiple data sources are connected to the MBR1400, the router can be conﬁgured to distribute all

connected users or device trafﬁc across active data connections. This feature distributes each connected

user to the best data source available, relieving congestion and pressure on any single data source.

Dual-Band WiFi WLAN

The MBR1400 provides the option of broadcasting your WiFi network on either the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band.

This allows administrators the option to select the less used 5GHz frequency band if desired.

Features of the MBR1400 (continued)

Cloud-Based Router Management Service

WiPipe Central: Efﬁciently manage the edge of your corporate network.

CradlePoint’s cloud-based management service, WiPipe Central, gives you a consolidated router man-

agement tool to communicate with and manage dispersed CradlePoint routers. This service allows you

to have ﬁrmware update and conﬁguration options for the edge of your network, as well as gain informa-

tion about other data connections (4G/3G/T1/DSL/Cable/etc) across geographies and networks.

Designed to eliminate conﬂict with existing ﬁrewalls (using device-initiated HTTP protocols), WiPipe

Central has user-deﬁned groups for quick communication with all grouped devices. It provides remote

access to an individual router or pre-deﬁned group for ﬁrmware and conﬁguration updates.

CradlePoint has a demonstration of WiPipe Central available for your use.

visit: www.cradlepoint.com/services

username: Demo

password: Demo

NOTE: This account is tied to 15 dedicated routers at CradlePoint Headquarters. The routers and account are live – you may view connection status, update ﬁrmware, and

change the conﬁguration settings. The routers and management account are reset nightly to original settings.

To learn more about WiPipe Central, contact [email protected]

WiFi Networks

The MBR1400 can make two WiFi networks on either the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band. The main (private)

SSID is used for your trusted workgroup members. The Guest (public) SSID provides full, secure access

to the internet - but users are restricted from accessing the router administration console or any connected

devices on the private network. Each network can be conﬁgured for QoS for levels like VoIP or other ap-

plications. The ability to “Hide” network names (SSIDs) from broadcast is also available.

HOW TO CONFIGURE: Enable the Guest Network in Step 2 of the First Time Setup Wizard. It will appear by

default as “Guest-XXX” in your available networks list. (XXX = the last three characters of your routers MAC Address).

WiFi as WAN

The MBR1400 can receive an existing WiFi signal and use it to create secure internet access, allowing you

to connect up to 128 devices using the MBR1400’s security features. The WiFi as WAN feature can be

used as a WiFi repeater or as a WiFi to Ethernet adapter for non-WiFi devices. Turning on WiFi as WAN

will disable Guest Network if established.

HOW TO CONFIGURE: Enable this feature by logging in to your router (see steps 1 & 2 on page 7) and

select INTERNET on the top navigation bar and then WiFi as WAN settings in the drop-down menu.

Click ENABLED and APPLY to select the WiFi network you’d like to use as your Internet Connection.

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Antenna Positioning with 4G/3G Modems (not included)

ROUTER

Attach the three WiFi antennas

to the router connectors and

leave straight.

4G MODEM

Attach the modem to one of the

USB ports on the MBR1400,

without bending USB pivot.

USE

Place ﬂat in an unobstructed

area or secure onto a wall using

the provided wall mount.

WiFi broadcast and 4G/3G mobile broadband data communication are wireless

technologies that must work well together to fully experience the beneﬁts of both

signals.

CradlePoint recommends the following antenna positioning for best performance.

technologies that must work well together to fully experience the beneﬁts of both

CradlePoint recommends the following antenna positioning for best performance.

WiFi Antennas

4G Modem

MBR1400

Antenna Positioning with Business Grade Modem (not included)

The CradlePoint series of Business-Grade Modems provides the highest level of data throughput at

the same location as a standard USB modem. CradlePoint optimizes and intelligently manages the

co-existence between the wireless broadband signal and the WiFi broadcast of the router, creating

a fast, wide-range, truly business-class modem-based instant network.

CradlePoint recommends the following antenna positioning for best performance.

ROUTER

Attach the three WiFi antennas

to the router connectors and

leave straight.

BUSINESS MODEM

Attach the two Modem antennas

to the modem connectors and

leave straight.

USE

Place ﬂat in an unobstructed

area or secure onto a wall using

the provided wall mount. WiFi Antennas

Modem Antennas

MBR1400

MC100 Modem

WiFi

Modem

Modem Antennas

When connecting the provided antennas,

review the connection points.

WiFi antennas have ﬂat circular bases.

Modem antennas have protruding pins.

Troubleshooting

You may need to update the CradlePoint MBR1400 ﬁrmware to get our latest features or to use with

new modems. For more information, visit www.cradlepoint.com/knowledgebase

HOW TO DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE

1) Navigate to the product page www.cradlepoint.com/mbr1400

2) Scroll to the bottom of the page, mouse over FIRMWARE, and download the most current version of the ﬁrmware

and modem driver.

HOW TO UPDATE FIRMWARE

1) Connect your computer to the CradlePoint router with an Ethernet cable.

2) Open a browser window and type “cp” or “http://192.168.0.1” in the address bar. Press enter/return.

3) When prompted for your password, type the default password found on the MBR1400 product label.

4) Select AUTOMATIC (Internet) if you have an active data source connected to the MBR1400.

5) Otherwise, click MANUAL FIRMWARE UPLOAD and click the BROWSE button.

6) Select the ﬁrmware ﬁle you saved to your desktop and click OPEN.

7) Click BEGIN FIRMWARE UPDATE. Wait a moment while your ﬁrmware is updated and the product reboots.

VERIFY THE CARRIER REALM

The Business Grade Modem defaults to a Sprint network data connection.

You may need to modify your 4G realm to match a different carrier network.

1) Log in to the router following Steps 1-3 on Page 18.

2) Click the INTERNET tab on the top navigation bar, then MODEM SETTINGS in the drop-down menu.

3) Select the 4G Modem you would like to manage, select CONFIGURE

4) Select your Wireless Broadband Provider from the WIMAX REALM drop-down menu

5) Click APPLY then OK

6) Select the INTERNET tab and

then CONNECTION MANAGER from

the drop-down menu.

7) Click STOP next to the modem you selected the realm for,

then click START.

Ensure that you click STOP and then START on the modem

you conﬁgured. This properly resets the settings for the at-

tached modem.

Troubleshooting (continued)

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