Startup Wizard

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Welcome to Startup Wizard

1. Choose System > Startup Wizard.
2. Click Next.
   

   By default, the Welcome to Startup Wizard page is displayed after the successful login. If you do not want to enter the Startup Wizard page after login, select Do not display this page upon next login on the lower left of the page. Upon the next login, the Dashboard page is directly displayed.

Basic Configuration

1. In Basic Configuration, enter or select parameters listed in Table 1.
2. Click Next.

   Table 1 Parameter description of basic configuration

   Parameter	Description
   Host Name	Indicates the name of the device. The host name appears in the command prompt, and can be modified as required.
   Change Administrator Password	Configures whether to change the administrator password for logging in to the Web page. You are required to change the password upon your first login.
   Old Password	Enters the old password.
   New Password	Enters the new password.
   Confirm	Enters the new password again. Ensure that the new passwords you entered twice are consistent.

   

   • Versions earlier than V600R007C20SPC602: After you select Change Administrator Password, Old Password, New Password, and Confirm become available.
   • V600R007C20SPC602 and later versions: Old Password, New Password, and Confirm are displayed in the quick wizard window only after you select Change Administrator Password.

3. Optional: Click Skip if you do not need to set the parameters on this tab page.

Time Settings

1. In Time Settings, enter or select parameters listed in Table 2.
2. Click Next.

   Table 2 Parameter description of time settings

   Parameter	Description
   Configuration Mode	You can use one of the following methods to set the system time: Manually Set the Time. Synchronize the Time with the Local System Time. If you select this method, the time zone, date, and system time cannot be manually set. Synchronize the Time with the NTP Server. If you select this method, you also need to set the IP address of the NTP server.
   Time Zone	Selects the time zone in which the device is located from the drop-down list.
   Date	Perform either of the following methods to configure the system date: Enter the system date in the text box in the YYYY/MM/DD format. Click , and select a date from the calendar that is displayed.
   System Time	Perform either of the following methods to configure the system time: Enter the system time in the text box in the hh:mm:ss format. Select the area for the hour, minute, or second and then click or .
   Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving time (DST)	After this item is selected, the system automatically adjusts the clock for the DST.
   Start Time	Indicates the start time of the DST. This item is displayed after Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving time (DST) is selected.
   End Time	Indicates the end time of the DST. This item is displayed after Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving time (DST) is selected.
   Offset Time	Indicates the offset time of the system in the DST mechanism. This item is displayed after Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving time (DST) is selected. For example, set the Start Time to 08:00:00 on the first Monday in August, End Time to 10:00:00 on the first Monday in October, and Offset Time to 01:00:00. At 08:00:00 on the first Monday in August, the system time is automatically changed to 09:00:00. At 10:00:01 on the first Monday in October, the system time is automatically changed to 09:00:01.

3. Optional: Click Skip if you do not need to set the parameters on this tab page.

WAN Mode

1. In WAN Mode, select the Internet access mode, as shown in Table 3.
2. Click Next.

   Table 3 Parameter description of selecting an Internet access mode

   Parameter	Description
   Static IP	Applies if you obtain a fixed IP address or an IP address segment from the network service provider.
   DHCP	Applies if you Obtain IP Address Automatically from the network service provider.
   PPPoE	Applies if you obtain a user name and password from the network service provider.

WAN Settings

1. Enter or select parameters according to the Internet access mode.

   • Table 4 shows parameters for access to the Internet through a static IP address.

     Table 4 Parameter description of accessing the Internet in static IP mode

     Parameter	Description
     Interface	Selects an interface for accessing the Internet.
     IP Address	Indicates the IP address of the interface for accessing the Internet. The value is provided by the network service provider and is in dotted decimal notation (for example, 1.1.1.1).
     Subnet Mask	Indicates the subnet mask of the interface for accessing the Internet. The value is supplied by the network service provider and is in 255.x.x.x format.
     Default Gateway	Indicates the IP address of the default gateway on the interface for accessing the Internet. The packets of intranet users' access to the Internet are sent to the default gateway through the interface for accessing the Internet. Then the default gateway forwards such packets. The value is supplied by the network service provider and is in dotted decimal notation (for example, 1.1.1.254).
     Primary DNS Server	Indicates the IP address of the primary DNS server. Generally, LAN hosts access the website by using domain names. Therefore, you need to specify the IP address of the DNS server. The value is supplied by the network service provider.
     Secondary DNS Server	Indicates the IP address of the secondary DNS server. When the primary DNS server is faulty, the device accesses the secondary DNS server for domain name resolution. The value is supplied by the network service provider.

   • Table 5 shows parameters for access to the Internet through DHCP.

     Table 5 Parameter description of accessing the Internet in DHCP mode

     Parameter	Description
     Interface	The interface for accessing the Internet serves as the DHCP client and attempts to obtain an IP address from the network service provider (DHCP server).

   • Table 6 shows parameters for access to the Internet through PPPoE.

     Table 6 Parameter description of accessing the Internet in PPPoE mode

     Parameter	Description
     Interface	Selects an interface for accessing the Internet.
     User Name	Indicates the user name used by identity authentication for access in PPPoE mode. The value is supplied by the network service provider.
     Password	Indicates the password used by identity authentication for access in PPPoE mode. The value is supplied by the network service provider.
     Online Mode	Always online: applies if you are a monthly-payment subscriber or pay by traffic. Inactivity Disconnection (seconds): applies if you pay by online duration. If no traffic is transmitted with Idle timeout, connection to the Internet is interrupted.
     Obtain IP Address Automatically	Indicates that the interface for accessing the Internet automatically obtains an IP address from the network service provider.
     Specify IP Address	Manually sets the IP address of the interface for accessing the Internet.
     IP Address	After you select Specify IP Address:, IP Address becomes available. The value is supplied by the network service provider.

2. Click Next.
3. Optional: Click Skip if you do not need to set the parameters on this tab page.

LAN Settings

1. In LAN Settings, enter or select parameters listed in Table 7.
2. Click Next.

   Table 7 Parameter description of configuring a LAN interface

   Parameter	Description
   Interface	Selects the interface connecting to the LAN on the device.
   IP Address	Indicates the IP address of the interface connecting to the LAN. A private address such as 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.1 is recommended.
   Subnet Mask	Indicates the subnet mask of the interface connecting to the LAN.

3. Optional: Click Skip if you do not need to set the parameters on this tab page.

LAN DHCP Settings

1. In LAN DHCP Settings, enter or select parameters listed in Table 8.
2. Click Next.

   Table 8 Parameter description of configuring the DHCP service on the LAN

   Parameter	Description
   Enable DHCP Server on LAN	After the DHCP service on the LAN is enabled, users on the LAN can automatically obtain IP addresses ranging from the start IP address to the end IP address.
   Start IP Address	Indicates the start IP address of the IP addresses assigned to the DHCP client. By default, the system takes the IP address mask range for the interface as the assignable IP address range. For example, the IP address of an interface is 192.168.1.5 255.255.255.0. When you create a DHCP server on the interface, the system regards Start IP Address as 192.168.1.1, and End IP Address to 192.168.1.254 by default. Because 192.168.1.5 is the IP address of the interface, it will not be assigned. When assignable IP address range is different from the default value, you can directly specify the Start IP Address and End IP Address.
   End IP Address	Indicates the end IP address of the IP addresses assigned to the DHCP client.

Check Configuration Information

1. Check configuration information in Summary. After confirming the information, click Apply.
2. Wait a period of time. If the configuration information is successfully delivered, the Startup Wizard Complete page is displayed.
3. Click Finish. The configuration of the quick wizard is complete.

Follow-up Procedure