Dynalink RTA1320 support
About theDynalink RTA1320
ADSL2+ Modem Router
- Broadband Internet Access up to 24 Mbps
- Supports ADSL, ADSL2 and ADSL2+
- Simple Configuration
- Ethernet or USB Connection
- Security Firewall
- VPN Passthrough
- UPnP and Qos
The RTA1320 is a dual interface high-speed ADSL/2/2+ Compatible router/modem with a single auto crossover Ethernet port for connecting to existing networks with the added
convenience of a USB port for computers running windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista without a network card. All this provides the user with the capability to talk on the phone,
while surfing the internet at the same time all in one sleek and stylish unit.
Instructions forWindows Vista
Setup Guide for Dynalink RTA1320 using Windows Vista OS
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL if you have a Windows Vista Operating System. See link below for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Setup Guide. If you have a
Macintosh or other Operating System please call us for support: 1300 888 090.
We recommend that you follow the Ethernet Setup below. However if you have the RTA 1320 without a Network Card, please call us on 1300 888 090 for the USB Setup.
Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in and follow a few simple steps!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on whether your phone and modem need to use the same socket or not.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket. OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Click ‘Start then ‘Control Panel’.
- If your view is set to ‘Classic View’ (as indicated on the left side), you will see the below screen. Then click on ‘Network and Sharing Center’ icon. If you don’t see the below screen, click on ‘Classic View’ on the left side.
- Click on the ‘View status’ link on the right side.
- Click on the ‘Properties’ button.
- Select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Select the following:
‘Obtain an IP address automatically’
‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’
Then click ‘OK’. - To begin using the Internet, open your preferred web browser, eg Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. In the address bar type: www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go ’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line/number as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Instructions forWindows 98, ME, 2000 & XP
Setup Guide for Dynalink RTA1320 using Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL. Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on how many wall sockets you are using.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Ethernet Setup
Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer. - USB Setup (for the RTA1320 ONLY)
Do not connect the USB cable until the USB drivers have been installed. - On your task bar, click ‘Start’ then ‘Run’.
- In the Run window, type:
"<your cd-rom drive letter>\products\rta1320\driver\setup.exe" - The welcome screen will appear. Click ‘Next’.
- Once the InstallShield Wizard has completed the installation, click ‘Finish’.
- Connect the Black USB cable to the USB socket on the ADSL modem and into the USB socket on your desktop or laptop computer.
- The system will detect the USB driver automatically and start installing.
- When the file copying has finished, the dialog will close and the USB drivers will be installed.
- Open your preferred web browser, eg Internet Explorer.
- In the address bar type: http://www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line (same phone number) as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Connect to the Internet
To find out what version of Windows you are using...
- On your task bar click ‘Start’ then ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’.
- Double click on the ‘System’ icon
- Under the ‘General’ tab it will tell you what version of Windows you are using.
NetComm NB6Plus4support
About theNetComm NB6Plus4
NB6Plus4 ADSL2+ Modem Router with USB and 4-port Ethernet
- An ADSL/2/2+ modem for connecting to the internet
- TI Chipset
- 4 LAN-ports 10/100
- 1 USB port
- 1 WAN port
- 802.11g (54Mbps) wireless
- 64/128 bit WEP and WPA support
- Quality of Service (Qos) router to share your internet connection and to ensure that you can prioritise traffic
- SPI firewall
- Supports 8 PVC’s
- VPN Pass-through IP-Sec
- Single PPTP session support
- PPPoE/PPPoA client
- SNMP support
- Annex M support
- Web based configuration
- Supports all major ISP connections
- 3 Years Warranty (with online registration)
- Supports Ultra Connect autoconfiguration software
The NB6Plus4 is an ADSL2/2+ modem/router The NB5Plus4 operates with existing ADSL services, delivering optimal performance in all modes of operation, increases
downstream data rates by up to 50% (12Mbps) and 100% (25Mbps) in Plus mode.
This combined modem router has a USB port and 4-port Ethernet switch, which can share an Internet connection with up to 253 wired users. It can easily integrate into
any network system. The NB5PLUS4 employs the latest Active Firewall technology ensuring protection against hackers, unauthorised entries, probes and Denial of Service
attacks. It also features embedded Port Forwarding rules for popular online games/applications and a Quality of Service (QoS) function that allows you to tailor which
types of data are given priority by the router – making it ideal for VoIP–use*.
With four ports for wired networking and ADSL2+ capabilities, the NB6Plus4 is the ideal selection for is ideal for the demanding home or small business user.
* VoIP adaptor and SuperNerd NerdPhone account are required – Click here to find out more
Connecting your NB6Plus4 ADSL2+ Modem Router
Instructions forWindows Vista
Setup Guide for NB5Plus4 using Windows Vista OS
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL if you have a Windows Vista Operating System. See link below for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Setup Guide. If you have a
Macintosh or other Operating System please call us for support: 1300 888 090.
We recommend that you follow the Ethernet Setup below. However if you have the NB5Plus4 without a Network Card, please call us on 1300 888 090 for the USB Setup.
Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in and follow a few simple steps!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on whether your phone and modem need to use the same socket or not.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket. OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Click ‘Start then ‘Control Panel’.
- If your view is set to ‘Classic View’ (as indicated on the left side), you will see the below screen. Then click on ‘Network and Sharing Center’ icon. If you don’t see the below screen, click on ‘Classic View’ on the left side.
- Click on the ‘View status’ link on the right side.
- Click on the ‘Properties’ button.
- Select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Select the following:
‘Obtain an IP address automatically’
‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’
Then click ‘OK’. - To begin using the Internet, open your preferred web browser, eg Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. In the address bar type: www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go ’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line/number as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Instructions forWindows 98, ME, 2000 & XP
Setup Guide for NB5Plus4 using Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL. Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on how many wall sockets you are using.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Open your preferred web browser, eg Internet Explorer.
- In the address bar type: http://www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line (same phone number) as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Connect to the Internet
To find out what version of Windows you are using...
- On your task bar click ‘Start’ then ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’.
- Double click on the ‘System’ icon
- Under the ‘General’ tab it will tell you what version of Windows you are using.
NetComm NB9WMAXX support
About theNetComm NB9WMAXX
NB9WMXX ADSL2+ Wireless Broadband ModemRouter with VoIP Gateway
- Full featured ADSL2+ wireless broadband modem for connecting to the internet
- Integrated VoIP Router and 11g / 54Mbps Wireless Access Point
- Choose to call out on either your VoIP or landline telephone service
- Quality of Service (QoS) layer 3 router to maintain VoIP call quality
- 4 port LAN switch 10/100
- 2 FXS ports which allows you to plug your current analog phone into the port and to make calls using VoIP*
- 1 FXO port for PSTN lifeline1 backup, which allows you to receive and make phone calls on your current phone number as well as being able to use VoIP
- Day-time parental control
- Supports advanced call services – Caller ID, Call On-Hold, Call Forward, Call Waiting and Transfer – service provider dependent2
- Simple web based configuration
- Xpress™ wireless booster functionality
- SIP (RFC3261)
- 64/128 bit WEP and WPA support
- 3 Years Warranty (with online registration)
1. NetComm does not accept responsibility for failed lifeline support
2. The availability of some listed call features are dependent on the services provided by your VoIP service provider
The NB9WMAXX is a powerful ADSL2+ modem router, 11g / 54Mbps wireless AP and VoIP Integrated Access Device (IAD) that provides predictable, real-time, toll-quality voice calls over the internet. It is designed for residential and business owners who need to integrate ADSL2 / ADSL2+ broadband services, wired and wireless networking and VoIP technologies in one device. Add to this an FXO (line) port to connect a regular telephone service for lifeline backup.
The NB9WMAXX’s VoIP feature allows calls to be routed anywhere in the world, significantly reducing or eliminating long distance call charges. You can even make calls when your PC is turned off. The NB9WMAXX also provides exceptional voice calls during periods of heavy internet use, by employing policy based Layer 3 Quality of Service (QoS) to prioritise your voice packets and ensure VoIP call quality.
With the NB9WMAXX, you have all of your internet, networking and communication needs integrated into one stylish desktop unit – eliminating the “clutter” of many separate devices.
* VoIP solutions are provided by SuperNerd – Click here to find out more
Connecting your NB9WMAXX ADSL2+ Broadband Modem Router with VoIP Gateway
Instructions forWindows Vista
Setup Guide for NetComm NB9WMAXX using Windows Vista OS
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL if you have a Windows Vista Operating System. See link below for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Setup Guide. If you have a
Macintosh or other Operating System please call us for support: 1300 888 090.
We recommend that you follow the Ethernet Setup below. However if you have the NetComm NB9W without a Network Card, please call us on 1300 888 090 for the USB Setup.
Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in and follow a few simple steps!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on whether your phone and modem need to use the same socket or not.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket. OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Click ‘Start then ‘Control Panel’.
- If your view is set to ‘Classic View’ (as indicated on the left side), you will see the below screen. Then click on ‘Network and Sharing Center’ icon. If you don’t see the below screen, click on ‘Classic View’ on the left side.
- Click on the ‘View status’ link on the right side.
- Click on the ‘Properties’ button.
- Select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Select the following:
‘Obtain an IP address automatically’
‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’
Then click ‘OK’. - To begin using the Internet, open your preferred web browser, eg Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. In the address bar type: www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go ’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line/number as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Instructions forWindows 98, ME, 2000 & XP
Setup Guide for NetComm NB9WMAXX using Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL. Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on how many wall sockets you are using.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Open your preferred web browser, eg Internet Explorer.
- In the address bar type: http://www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line (same phone number) as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Connect to the Internet
Instructions forNerdPhone
Setup Guide for NerdPhone using NetComm NB9WMAXX
Your Device has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in by following these steps.
If you have your own device, you will find the Configuration Details at the bottom of the page. Please note that we do not provide support for hardware not purchased from
SuperNerd.
IMPORTANT: Your Phone Number is shown at the bottom of this page, but we cannot guarantee that you will receive all incoming calls using this phone number, with the
exception of VOIP calls. We recommend you use the NerdPhone service for outgoing calls, and use your current phone number for incoming calls.
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
- Using the included Ethernet Network Cable, connect one end to the LAN1X port on the NetComm NB9WMAXX. Connect the other end to one of your computer’s LAN ports.
- If you have another computer, you will need to aquire another Ethernet Network Cable. Connect one end to the LAN2X port on the NetComm NB9WMAXX. Connect the other end to one of your computer’s LAN ports.
- Using your telephone line, connect one end from the Telephone Wall Socket to the rear port on the Splitter.
- Using one of the included telephone cables, connect one end to the Phone port of the Splitter. Connect the other end to the Line port on the NetComm NB9WMAXX.
- Using the other included telephone cables, connect one end to the ADSL port of the Splitter and the other end to the ADSL port on the NetComm NB9WMAXX.
- Using a telephone cable, connect your Phone to the Phone 1 port on the NetComm NB9WMAXX.
- If you want to make simultaneous multiple VOIP calls, plug your second Phone into the Phone 2 port.
- Using the included Power Adapter, connect it from the Power port of the NetComm NB9WMAXX to a power point.
- Pick up your Phone and listen for a dial tone. You can then begin to make calls using NerdPhone!
To find out what version of Windows you are using...
- On your task bar click ‘Start’ then ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’.
- Double click on the ‘System’ icon
- Under the ‘General’ tab it will tell you what version of Windows you are using.
Linksys PAP2T support
About theLinksys PAP2T
PAP2T Internet Phone Adapter with 2 Ports for VoIP
- Enables feature–rich telephone service over your broadband Internet connection
- Two standard telephone ports for analog phones or use one of the ports for a fax machine, each with an independent phone number
- High quality, clear sounding voice service simultaneous with Internet use
- Compatible with all common telephone features: Caller ID, Call Waiting, Voicemail, etc.
The Linksys Internet Phone Adapter enables high-quality feature-rich VoIP (voice over IP) service through your broadband Internet connection. Just plug it into your home
Router or Gateway and use the two standard telephone ports to connect analog phones or use one of the ports for a fax machine. Each phone port operates independently, with
separate phone service and phone numbers, like having two telephone lines. You'll get clear reception and a reliable fax connection, even while using the Internet at the
same time.
With Internet telephony, along with low domestic and international phone rates, an impressive array of special telephone features are available. Choose your preferred free
local dialing area code, regardless of where you live. Or add a virtual telephone number in any area code, forwarded to your Internet phone. You can even add a toll-free
number. The Linksys Internet Phone Adapter is compatible with these and all of the other special telephone features that are available from your Internet telephony service
provider, such as Caller ID, Call Waiting, Voicemail, Call Forwarding, Distinctive Ring, and much more.
Let the Linksys Internet Phone Adapter enhance your existing Internet connection with a high–quality high–value VoIP service.
Connecting your PAP2T Internet Phone with your modem/router
Instructions forNerdPhone
Setup Guide for NerdPhone using Linksys PAP2T
Your Device has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in by following these steps.
If you have your own device, you will find the Configuration Details at the bottom of the page. Please note that we do not provide support for hardware not purchased from
SuperNerd.
IMPORTANT: Your VoIP Phone Number is shown at the bottom of this page, but we cannot guarantee that you will receive all incoming calls using this phone number, with the
exception of SuperNerd VoIP calls. We recommend that you use the NerdPhone service for outgoing calls (using Phone Handset 1 shown in the diagram below), and use your
standard PSTN Phone Number for incoming calls (using Phone Handset 2 shown in the diagram below). If you only have one phone handset, to receive incoming calls on your
standard PSTN Phone Number you must unplug your handset from the PAP2T and plug it into the Line Port on your Splitter (where Phone Handset 2 is shown in the diagram below).
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
- Your Router should be already connected to your computer and your Internet connection configured.
- Using the included Ethernet Network Cable, connect one end to the Internet port on the Linksys PAP2T. Connect the other end to one of your Router’s Ethernet ports.
- Using the included Power Adapter, connect it from the Power port of the Linksys PAP2T to a power point.
- Using a telephone cable, connect your Phone to the Phone 1 port on the Linksys PAP2T.
- If you want to make simultaneous multiple VOIP calls, plug your second Phone into the Phone 2 port.
- The Power, Ethernet and Phone lights will light up on the Linksys PAP2T once it is ready.
- Pick up your Phone and listen for a dial tone. You can then begin to make calls using NerdPhone!
NetComm NB9W support
About theNetComm NB9W
NB9W ADSL2+ Wireless Modem Router VoIP Gateway
- An ADSL/2/2+ modem for connecting to the internet
- 4 LAN-ports 10/100
- Quality of Service (Qos) router to share your internet connection and to ensure that you can prioritise traffic
- 2x FXS ports (RJ11)which allows you to plug your current analog phone into the port and to make calls using VoIP*
- 1x FXO port for PSTN lifeline backup, which allows you to get and make phone calls on your current phone number as well as being able to use VoIP
- 802.11g (54Mbps) wireless
- SIP v2 (RFC3261)*
- 64/128 bit WEP and WPA support
- SPI firewall
- VPN Pass-through IP-Sec
- Single PPTP session support
- PPPoE/PPPoA client
- SNMP support
- Annex M support
- Web based configuration
- Supports all major ISP connections
- 3 Years Warranty (with online registration)
The NB9W MyNetGateway delivers an all-in one Integrated Access Device. It includes an ADSL2+ modem, 4-port Layer 3 Quality of Service (Qos) router, 2x FXS ports for VoIP
equipment, 1x FXO port for PSTN lifeline backup and 802.11g wireless in one device! Now home, home office and small business users can eliminate the clutter of multiple
Internet/networking devices and consolidate it in one neat unit.
The NB9W is part of NetComm's PerformaPlus series designed to deliver robust performance to handle multiple processor-intensive Internet applications simultaneously
including: VoIP, Video on Demand, High Definition Multimedia Streaming, Web-serving/hosting, On-line gaming etc.
The NB9W combines a modem with VoIP capabilities, allowing you to use a regular phone to make calls over the internet and to take advantage of the new low cost calling
options available with VoIP. The NB9W is designed to prioritise VoIP traffic over data to ensure that you can experience a good quality call. The NB9W also supports call
waiting, call hold and call transfer (VOIP provider dependent).
* VoIP solutions are provided by SuperNerd – Click here to find out more
Connecting your NB9W ADSL2+ Broadband Modem Router with VoIP Gateway
Instructions forWindows Vista
Setup Guide for NetComm NB9W using Windows Vista OS
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL if you have a Windows Vista Operating System. See link below for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Setup Guide. If you have a
Macintosh or other Operating System please call us for support: 1300 888 090.
We recommend that you follow the Ethernet Setup below. However if you have the NetComm NB9W without a Network Card, please call us on 1300 888 090 for the USB Setup.
Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in and follow a few simple steps!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on whether your phone and modem need to use the same socket or not.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket. OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Click ‘Start then ‘Control Panel’.
- If your view is set to ‘Classic View’ (as indicated on the left side), you will see the below screen. Then click on ‘Network and Sharing Center’ icon. If you don’t see the below screen, click on ‘Classic View’ on the left side.
- Click on the ‘View status’ link on the right side.
- Click on the ‘Properties’ button.
- Select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Select the following:
‘Obtain an IP address automatically’
‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’
Then click ‘OK’. - To begin using the Internet, open your preferred web browser, eg Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. In the address bar type: www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go ’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line/number as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Instructions forWindows 98, ME, 2000 & XP
Setup Guide for NetComm NB9W using Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL. Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
-
Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on how many wall sockets you are using.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Open your preferred web browser, eg Internet Explorer.
- In the address bar type: http://www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line (same phone number) as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Connect to the Internet
Instructions forNerdPhone
Setup Guide for NerdPhone using NetComm NB9W
Your Device has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in by following these steps.
If you have your own device, you will find the Configuration Details at the bottom of the page. Please note that we do not provide support for hardware not purchased from
SuperNerd.
IMPORTANT: Your Phone Number is shown at the bottom of this page, but we cannot guarantee that you will receive all incoming calls using this phone number, with the
exception of VOIP calls. We recommend you use the NerdPhone service for outgoing calls, and use your current phone number for incoming calls.
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
- Using the included Ethernet Network Cable, connect one end to the LAN1X port on the NetComm NB9W. Connect the other end to one of your computer’s LAN ports.
- If you have another computer, you will need to aquire another Ethernet Network Cable. Connect one end to the LAN2X port on the NetComm NB9W. Connect the other end to one of your computer’s LAN ports.
- Using your telephone line, connect one end from the Telephone Wall Socket to the rear port on the Splitter.
- Using one of the included telephone cables, connect one end to the Phone port of the Splitter. Connect the other end to the Line port on the NetComm NB9W.
- Using the other included telephone cables, connect one end to the ADSL port of the Splitter and the other end to the ADSL port on the NetComm NB9W.
- Using a telephone cable, connect your Phone to the Phone 1 port on the NetComm NB9W.
- If you want to make simultaneous multiple VOIP calls, plug your second Phone into the Phone 2 port.
- Using the included Power Adapter, connect it from the Power port of the NetComm NB9W to a power point.
- Pick up your Phone and listen for a dial tone. You can then begin to make calls using NerdPhone!
NB5Plus4 support
About theNB5Plus4
NB5Plus4 ADSL2+ Modem Router with USB and 4-port Ethernet
- An ADSL/2/2+ modem for connecting to the internet
- TI Chipset
- 4 LAN-ports 10/100
- 1 USB port
- 1 WAN port
- 802.11g (54Mbps) wireless
- 64/128 bit WEP and WPA support
- Quality of Service (Qos) router to share your internet connection and to ensure that you can prioritise traffic
- SPI firewall
- Supports 8 PVC’s
- VPN Pass-through IP-Sec
- Single PPTP session support
- PPPoE/PPPoA client
- SNMP support
- Annex M support
- Web based configuration
- Supports all major ISP connections
- 3 Years Warranty (with online registration)
- Supports Ultra Connect autoconfiguration software
The NB5Plus4 is an ADSL2/2+ modem/router The NB5Plus4 operates with existing ADSL services, delivering optimal performance in all modes of operation, increases
downstream data rates by up to 50% (12Mbps) and 100% (25Mbps) in Plus mode.
This combined modem router has a USB port and 4-port Ethernet switch, which can share an Internet connection with up to 253 wired users. It can easily integrate into
any network system. The NB5PLUS4 employs the latest Active Firewall technology ensuring protection against hackers, unauthorised entries, probes and Denial of Service
attacks. It also features embedded Port Forwarding rules for popular online games/applications and a Quality of Service (QoS) function that allows you to tailor which
types of data are given priority by the router – making it ideal for VoIP–use*.
With four ports for wired networking and ADSL2+ capabilities, the NB5Plus4 is the ideal selection for is ideal for the demanding home or small business user.
* VoIP adaptor and SuperNerd NerdPhone account are required – Click here to find out more
Connecting your NB5Plus4 ADSL2+ Modem Router
Instructions forWindows Vista
Setup Guide for NB5Plus4 using Windows Vista OS
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL if you have a Windows Vista Operating System. See link below for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Setup Guide. If you have a
Macintosh or other Operating System please call us for support: 1300 888 090.
We recommend that you follow the Ethernet Setup below. However if you have the NB5Plus4 without a Network Card, please call us on 1300 888 090 for the USB Setup.
Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in and follow a few simple steps!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
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Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on whether your phone and modem need to use the same socket or not.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket. OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Click ‘Start then ‘Control Panel’.
- If your view is set to ‘Classic View’ (as indicated on the left side), you will see the below screen. Then click on ‘Network and Sharing Center’ icon. If you don’t see the below screen, click on ‘Classic View’ on the left side.
- Click on the ‘View status’ link on the right side.
- Click on the ‘Properties’ button.
- Select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Select the following:
‘Obtain an IP address automatically’
‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’
Then click ‘OK’. - To begin using the Internet, open your preferred web browser, eg Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. In the address bar type: www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go ’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line/number as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Instructions forWindows 98, ME, 2000 & XP
Setup Guide for NB5Plus4 using Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Follow these simple steps to set up your SuperNerd ADSL. Your ADSL modem has been pre-configured with the appropriate connection settings so all you need to do is plug it in!
For more information or help with other services please visit: www.supernerd.com.au/support
Or contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
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Connect the Modem to Power
- Connect the supplied power adapter to the PWR port of your ADSL router, and plug the other end into a power outlet. Turn on the power and the Modem.
- Please follow the appropriate diagram depending on how many wall sockets you are using.
- Plug your telephone (or any non DSL equipment) into the PHONE port of the filter, and then plug your filter into the wall socket OR
- If required, plug your DSL Modem through the ADSL port of the Filter and then into the wall socket.
- Attach one end of the Grey Ethernet cable into the LAN port of your ADSL modem and the other end into the Ethernet Port on your Desktop or Laptop computer.
- Open your preferred web browser, eg Internet Explorer.
- In the address bar type: http://www.supernerd.com.au and click ‘Go’.
Important! Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line (same phone number) as your DSL will require a Filter, eg. phone, fax, house alarm and caller display units.
Connect to the Internet
Dynalink RTA1335 support
Instructions forWindows 98, ME, 2000 & XP
Setup Guide for Dynalink RTA1335 using Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
- Plug the ADSL Modem directly from the Lan socket on the modem into the network card on your computer. Turn the modem on. Once the lights have appeared, turn on your computer. The diagram below shows how to correctly fit your DSL Filter in a typical situation with 1 phone device. Every device (except your DSL modem) that you plan to use on the same phone line (same phone number) as your DSL will require a Filter. You can however use a phone cable double adapter in order to use only 1 Filter for 2 phone devices.
- Double click the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop. If a ‘Connection’ window appears, click Cancel or Work Offline.
- In the address bar type: http://192.168.1.1 and then press Go or press Enter on your keyboard.
- If a connection windows appears, click Cancel or Work Offline.
In the menu, click on Tools, then Internet Options.... - Click on the Connections tab.
Select the option Never dial a connection. Then click on the LAN Settings... button. - Untick all of the ticked boxes.
Then click Ok, then Ok again. - A ‘Connect to 192.168.1.1’ box will appear. Type the following in the fields:
username: admin
password: admin
Then click Ok. - Click on Quick Setup.
- Untick Auto Scan Internet Connection (PVC) and enter the following:
VPI: 8
VCI: 35
Then click Next. - Select PPP over ATM (PPPoA) and set the �Encapsulation Type� to VC MUX. Then click Next.
- Don’t alter any settings, just click Next.
- Type the following settings:
Username: ‘phonenumber’@supernerd.com.au
Password: your password
Session established by: Always On
Then click Next. - Don’t alter any settings, just click Next.
- Click Finish.
The Dynalink RTA1335 is now configured for SuperNerd SuperDSL.
To use the Internet, open your Web Browser (eg. Internet Explorer).
If you are experiencing any difficulties, feel free to contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
Dynalink USB ALE800 support
Instructions forWindows XP
Setup Guide for Dynalink USB ALE800 using Windows XP
- Plug the USB Modem into your computer and then turn your computer on.
- Once the modem is plugged in, the ‘Add New Hardware Wizard’ will appear. You can also run the wizard manually by clicking ‘Start’, ‘Settings’, ‘Control Panel’ then ‘Add/Remove Hardware’
- Click ‘Next’.
- Select ‘Install the software automaticlly’.
- Click ‘Next’.
- Windows will then search for new hardware and the drivers for it.
- If the ‘the hardware has not passed windows logo testing’ window appears, then click ‘Continue Anyway’.
- Once the wizard has finished installing the modem drivers, click ‘Finish’.
- Close all open applications and Restart your computer.
- Once you return to the Windows desktop, you will have a ‘SuperDSL’ icon. Double click it.
- The ‘Connect SuperDSL’ window will appear, enter the following details:
Username: <yourDSLphonenumber>@supernerd.com.au
Password: <yourDSLphonenumber> - Click ‘Dial’ to connect to the Internet.
- The Dynalink USB ALE800 Modem is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
If you are experiencing any difficulties, feel free to contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
Dynalink RTA230 support
Instructions forWindows XP
Setup Guide for Dynalink RTA230 using Windows XP
- Plug the ADSL Modem directly from the Lan socket on the modem into the network card on your computer.
- Turn the modem on. Once the lights have appeared, turn on your computer.
- Click ‘Start’ then ‘Control Panel’ or ‘Start’, ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’, depending on your menu setup.
- Double click on the ‘Network Connections’ icon. If it is not listed you may need to click on ‘Switch to Classic View’ in the top left hand corner of the control panel.
- Right click on your ‘Local Area Connection’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Highlight ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Ensure ‘Obtain an IP address automaticlly’ and ‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’ are selected.
- Click OK then OK again.
- Your network is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
- Double click on the 'Internet Explorer' icon on your desktop
- In the address bar type: http://192.168.1.1 and then press ‘Go’ or press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard.
- A User name and Password box should appear, if it doesn't then you will need to setup Internet Exporer for DSL.
Enter the fields with the following:
User name: admin
Password: admin - Click Ok.
- Click ‘Quick Setup’.
- Untick ‘Auto Scan Internet Connection (PVC)’.
- Enter the following settings:
VPI: 8
VCI: 35 - Click ‘Next’.
- Select ‘PPP over ATM (PPPoA)’ and set the ‘Encapsulation Type’ to ‘VC MUX’.
- Click ‘Next’.
- Don’t change any settings on this screen and Click ‘Next’.
- Change the Following settings:
Username: <yourDSLphonenumber>@supernerd.com.au
Password: <password> - Under ‘Session established by’, enable ‘Always On’.
- Click ‘Next’.
- In the ‘Domain Name’ field, type ‘supernerd.com.au’
- Click ‘Finish’.
- The Dynalink RTA230 Router is now configured for Supernerd DSL. If you are experiencing any difficulties, feel free to contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
Configure your Network Settings to be set to DHCP
Linksys AG241 support
Instructions forWindows XP
Setup Guide for Linksys AG241 using Windows XP
- Plug the ADSL Modem directly from the Lan socket on the modem into the network card on your computer.
- Turn the modem on. Once the lights have appeared, turn on your computer.
- Click ‘Start’ then ‘Control Panel’ or ‘Start’, ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’, depending on your menu setup.
- Double click on the ‘Network Connections’ icon. If it is not listed you may need to click on ‘Switch to Classic View’ in the top left hand corner of the control panel.
- Right click on your ‘Local Area Connection’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Highlight ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Ensure ‘Obtain an IP address automaticlly’ and ‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’ are selected.
- Click OK then OK again.
- Your network is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
- Double click on the 'Internet Explorer' icon on your desktop
- In the address bar type: http://192.168.1.1 and then press ‘Go’ or press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard.
- A User name and Password box should appear, if it doesn't then you will need to setup Internet Exporer for DSL.
Enter the fields with the following:
User name: admin
Password: admin - Click Ok.
- Click on the ‘Setup’ tab. Under ‘Basic Settings’, enter the following settings:
Encapsulation: PPPoE Multiplexing: LLC VCI: 8 VPI: 35 Username: <yourDSLphonenumber>@supernerd.com.au Password: <password> Keep Alive: Enabled Domain Name: supernerd.com.au Time Zone: Australia - Click ‘Save Settings’.
- The Linksys AG241 Router is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
Configure your Network Settings to be set to DHCP
If you are experiencing any difficulties, feel free to contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
Linksys AG041 support
Instructions forWindows XP
Setup Guide for Linksys AG041 using Windows XP
- Plug the ADSL Modem directly from the Lan socket on the modem into the network card on your computer.
- Turn the modem on. Once the lights have appeared, turn on your computer.
- Click ‘Start’ then ‘Control Panel’ or ‘Start’, ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’, depending on your menu setup.
- Double click on the ‘Network Connections’ icon. If it is not listed you may need to click on ‘Switch to Classic View’ in the top left hand corner of the control panel.
- Right click on your ‘Local Area Connection’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Highlight ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Ensure ‘Obtain an IP address automaticlly’ and ‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’ are selected.
- Click OK then OK again.
- Your network is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
- Double click on the 'Internet Explorer' icon on your desktop
- In the address bar type: http://192.168.1.1 and then press ‘Go’ or press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard.
- A User name and Password box should appear, if it doesn't then you will need to setup Internet Exporer for DSL.
Enter the fields with the following:
User name: admin
Password: admin - Click Ok.
- Click on the ‘Setup’ tab. Under ‘Basic Settings’, enter the following settings:
Encapsulation: PPPoA VCI: 8 VPI: 35 Multiplexing: VC Username: <yourDSLphonenumber>@supernerd.com.au Password: <password> Keep Alive: Enabled Host Name: supernerd Domain Name: supernerd.com.au Time Zone: Australia - Click ‘Save Settings’.
- The Linksys AG041 Router is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
Configure your Network Settings to be set to DHCP
If you are experiencing any difficulties, feel free to contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
Dynalink RTA100+ support
Instructions forWindows XP
Setup Guide for Dynalink RTA100+ using Windows XP
- Plug the ADSL Modem directly from the Lan socket on the modem into the network card on your computer.
- Turn the modem on. Once the lights have appeared, turn on your computer.
- Click ‘Start’ then ‘Control Panel’ or ‘Start’, ‘Settings’ then ‘Control Panel’, depending on your menu setup.
- Double click on the ‘Network Connections’ icon. If it is not listed you may need to click on ‘Switch to Classic View’ in the top left hand corner of the control panel.
- Right click on your ‘Local Area Connection’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Highlight ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’ and click ‘Properties’.
- Ensure ‘Obtain an IP address automaticlly’ and ‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’ are selected.
- Click OK then OK again.
- Your network is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
- Double click on the 'Internet Explorer' icon on your desktop
- In the address bar type: http://192.168.1.1 and then press ‘Go’ or press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard.
- A User name and Password box should appear, if it doesn't then you will need to setup Internet Exporer for DSL.
Enter the fields with the following:
User name: admin
Password: admin - Click Ok.
- Click on the ‘Quick Setup’ tab, change the settings to the following:
Encapsulation: PPPoA VC–Mux VCI: 8 VPI: 35 Multiplexing: VC Username: <yourDSLphonenumber>@supernerd.com.au Password: <yourDSLphonenumber> Note: yourDSLphonenumber is the telephone number of the phone line you have your DSL setup on including the area code. - Click ‘Save & Connect’.
- Go to the ‘Advanced Configuration’ Tab.
- For the ‘Primary DNS Server’, set the correct server for your state:
Victoria: 203.62.159.2 New South Wales: 203.185.240.2 Queensland: 202.147.122.252 - For the ‘Secondary DNS Server’, set the correct server for your state:
Victoria: 203.62.158.1 New South Wales: 203.62.159.2 Queensland: 203.62.159.2 - Click Submit.
- Go to the ‘Admin’ Tab and select ‘Save & Reboot’.
- Click the ‘Save’ Button.
- The Dynalink RTA100+ Router is now configured for Supernerd DSL.
Configure your Network Settings to be set to DHCP
If you are experiencing any difficulties, feel free to contact our Technical Support team on 1300 888 090.
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ConnectingMultiple Computers
SuperNerd doesn’t sell Switch or Hubs. You can purchase a Switch or a Hub from a Computer Store.
