LTE Home Router - VZW

1 User Guide LTE Home Router 1. Inside the box 1 2. Your LTE Home Router 2 3. Setting Up Your LTE Router 5 P os itioning Y our R oute r 5 3 .2 S e tup R equirements 5 3 .3 S etting Up 6 4. Login to Your LTE Router 7 4 .1 C onnec t & Login by Mobile A pp 7 4 .2 C onnec t & Login by Computer 9 5. Web User Interface 10 5 .1 H ome 11 5 .2 Wi- F i S e ttings 12 5 .2 .1 / 5 GHz 13 5 .2 .2 G ue s t 14 5 .2 .3 WPS 17 5 .3 P arental C ontrol 18 5 .4 N etwork 20 5 .4 .1 Network Map 21 5 .4 .2 S tatus 22 5 .4 .3 L T E T raffic Q uery 24 5 .4 .4 WAN 25 5 .4 .5 LTE 26 5 .4 .6 LAN 27 IP v6 29 5 .4 .8 C lie nt L is t 30 5 .5 Device S ettings 31 5 .5 .1 A dmin S ettings 32 5 .5 .2 Date & T ime 33 5 .5 .3 B a c kup / Res tore 34 5 .5 .4 F irmware 36 5 .6 Diagnos tic 37 5 .7 S e c ur ity 38 5 . F ir e wa ll 39 5 . IP / MA C B inding 41 5 . Acces s C ontrol 43 5 .8 NAT F orwarding 45 5 .8 .1 DMZ 46 5 .8 .2 UP nP 47 5 .8 .3 ALG 48 5.

2 8 .4 Virtual S ervers 50 6. Troubleshooting 52 7. Technical Specification 53 1 1. Inside the box Inside the product package you should find the following items. C ontac t V eriz on if any item is mis s ing or damaged. LTE Home Router Power Adapter 2 2. Your LTE Home Router Your Verizon LTE H ome R outer provides fas t dual- band W i- F i f or a ll your de vic e s , a nd f e a tur e s built- in network s ec urity as well as parental c ontrols , gues t W i- F i and automatic s oftware updates . T ake a moment to familiariz e with your produc t Ethernet Port (WAN) 3 Reset Button If you ex perienc e diffic ulties with your Router or you want to revert a ll s ettings that you have c hanged, the res et func tion allows you to reset the Router back to its factory default state. Press and hold the reset button for 4-7 seconds to perform a factory reset (resets all settings back to factory defaults).

3 WPS W P S is a n easy way to add s upported Wi- Fi devic es to your network. P res s the W P S button on the front of the route r to ac tivate W P S . Y ou will need to ac tivate W P S on your Wi- F i devic e too. R efer to Wi-Fi Settings > WPS for more information. LEDs T he L E Ds indic ate the s ys tem and c onnec tion s tatus , and W P S a c tivity. Indicator/ Scenario Description Light type LED2 (WPS) LED1 (SYS) S ys tem S ys tem O ff O ff P ower on B lue S ys tem B ooting Green, S low B link ing S ystem R eady (N etwork s ea rc hing) Green, S low B link ing F irmware update Green, Q uic k blink ing (only while firmware is being installed) Excellent LTE Signal Strength Green Fair LTE Signal Strength Yellow/Amber Poor LTE Signal Strength Red Wi-Fi / LTE / FW Error Red, Slow Blinking No SIM Card Red, Quick Blinking 4 WPS W P S P a iring B lue , Q uic k B link ing (blinks until WPS times out) Existing Status Factory Reset Reset User data Yellow/Amber Quick Blinking (only for 2~3 seconds after pressing reset button until device restarts) During Firmware Upgrade.

4 System Status Light type LED2 (WPS) LED1 (SYS) Download FW No LED change Existing Status Existing Status Reboot recovery Green, Quick Blinking Initial boot Blue FW updating Green, Quick blinking Power On Blue System Booting Green, Slow blinking System ready (Network Searching) Green, Slow blinking 5 3. Setting Up Your LTE Router Your Verizon LTE Router comes with a pre- ins talled S IM c ard and c an be up and running in jus t a c ouple of minutes . Positioning Your Router F or the bes t wireles s s ignal trans mis s ion from the route r to your network devices: - Place the Router in a central area. - Keep the Router away from metal obstructions and away from direct sunlight. - Keep the Router away from or 20 MHz only Wi-Fi devices, computer peripherals, Bluetooth devices, cordless phones, transformers, heavy-duty motors, fluorescent lights, microwave ovens, refrigerators, and other industrial equipment to prevent signal interference or loss.

5 Setup requirements To configure your wireless network via computer, you need a computer that meets the following system requirements : - Ethernet RJ-45 (LAN) port (10 Base-T/100 Base-TX/1000 BaseTX) - IEEE wireless capability - An installed TCP/IP service - Web browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, or Google Chrome 6 Setting Up 1. Plug the Router into a power outlet with the included power adapter. 2. Wait for a couple of minutes for the Router to power up and establish an LTE connection. The system LED should display a solid red, orange or green according to signal strength. 3. That s it! You can connect your Internet devices to the Router s Wi-Fi networks named LTE-Home-xxxx (check your Router s product label for your unique Wi-Fi password). You can also connect Internet devices to your Router by Ethernet cable, by connecting your device s LAN ports. 4. Go to 3. Login to your LTE Router to login to your Router and configure settings such as Wi-Fi security.

6 You should immediately change your Wi-Fi password and Web UI login 7 4. Login to Your LTE Router You can login to your Router s Web User Interface (Web UI) to ac c es s and c hange any of your Router s s ettings and func tions , s uc h as P arental C ontrols and W i- F i s ec urity. Y ou c an als o ac c es s network information s uc h as c onnec ted devic es and data us age. Y ou c a n login to the W eb UI us ing a c omputer or mobile app. F ir s t conne c t your device to your route r, then access the Web UI, as s hown below. Y our route r is pr e- s et with W P A 2 s ec urity, but it is always rec ommended to c hange the default Wi- Fi password, as well as the Web UI login pas s word. Connect & Login by Mobile App 1. S can available Wi- Fi networks with your mobile devic e: 2. S elec t either of the networks named W iF i-2 .4 G or W iF i- 5G 3. E nter your password, whic h c an be found on your Router s produc t label.

7 4. O pen the V e r iz on R oute r App. 8 5. L og in us ing the default pas s word (C heck your Router s produc t label for your unique G UI P as s word). 6. Go to Wi-Fi Settings to change your Wi-Fi password and Device Settings > Admin Password to change your Web UI login password, and remember to save your settings. 7. Check 5. Web User Interface in this guide for more information about your Router s settings. 9 Connect & Login by Computer 1. Scan available Wi-Fi networks with your computer. 2. Select either of the networks named LTE-Home-xxxx ( ) or LTE-Home-xxxx (5G) 3. Enter your password, which can be found on your Router s product label 4. If preferred, you can use an Ethernet cable to connect your computer to the Router s LAN port for configuration (instead of Wi-Fi). Simply connect the two devices LAN ports by Ethernet cable. 5. Open a web browser and enter the Router s default address in the address bar. 6. Log in to the Web UI using the default password (Check your Router s product label for your unique GUI Password) 7.

8 Go to Wi-Fi Settings to change your Wi-Fi password and Device Settings > Admin Password to change your Web UI login password, and remember to save your settings. 8. C hec k 5. Web User Interface in this guide f or mor e inf or ma tion a bout your Router s s ettings . 10 5. Web User Interface Your route r s Web User Interface (Web UI) allows you to s etup and c onfigure its various func tions . Y ou c an ac c es s the W eb UI anytime by entering the Router s default addres s in the address bar of web browser, or by using the Verizon Router App, on a device connected to the Router . The default password could check your Router s product label for your unique GUI Password Menu Use the left side menu to navigate: Save Remember to save your settings with the save button after making changes. 11 Home > Home The Home page shows your network status and key system information. Network Status should display Connected to indicate an LTE connection.

9 If you don t see this, check the Router s LEDs and refer to Troubleshooting for more help. System Information Network S tatus Displays the s tatus of your Router s L T E c onnec tion. WPS T he W P S s ta tus of your Router is s hown here, indic ating whether W P S is a c tive or off. IP A ddres s Y our Router s public IP Address is displayed here. MAC Addres s Dis plays the MAC addres s of your Router . A MAC Addres s is a unique fixed identifier for any devic e on a network. S oftware Vers ion Dis plays the c urrent s oftware vers ion your Router is running. 12 Wi-Fi Settings > Wi-Fi Settings The Wi-Fi Settings screen displays advanced settings for your Router s Wi-Fi as well as WPS settings. Your Router is dual-band and uses two Wi-Fi frequencies ( & 5 GHz) for better wireless performance on your devices. 13 / 5 GHz > Wi-Fi Settings > / 5 GHz You can edit advanced settings for or 5 GHz frequency bands by selecting the respective tab.

10 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi Settings 14 WI-FI T oggle to enable or disable this Wi-F i frequenc y. Wi-Fi Name (SSID) T his is the na me of your W i-F i network for identific a tion, a ls o s ometimes refe rred to a s S S ID . T he S S ID c a n c ons is t of a ny c ombination of up to 32 a lpha numeric al c ha rac ters . Hide SSID C hec k the box to hide your S S ID. W he n hidden, the S S ID will not be vis ible a s a n a va ila ble W i-F i network to c lients c lie nts must manually enter the S S ID in order to connect. A hidden S S ID is typically more secure tha n a vis ible S S ID . Wi-Fi Password E nter your W i-F i pas s word. A c omplex, hard-to-guess key is recommended. S e c urity S elect a Wi-F i s ec urity type from the drop-down menu. WPA/WPA2 is the default setting and the most secure. S ecurity can be dis abled by selecting None but this is not recommended. V e rs ion S elect which version of security type to use. WPA2 is the most secure but not supported by all wireless clients.