Nokia XS-2426G-B Router Overview

The XS-2426G-B is a freestanding router (and Optical Network Terminal) and is connected by a flexible fibre patch lead to a fibre wall outlet - a small box permanently fitted to an interior wall by B4RN or trained volunteers. The flexible patch lead can be supplied in various lengths and care should be taken to avoid damage by animals or small children. A kink in the patch lead is enough to degrade or prevent the B4RN connection.

Features

LAN - 1 x 2500/1000/100 (LAN 4) and 3 x 1000/100/10 RJ45 ports with indicator lights located on the rear of the unit.

VoIP - 2 x SIP ports located on the rear of the unit

Guest Wi-Fi - to allow guests internet access while keeping your network safe.

Security - Supports WPA, WPA-PSK/TKIP, WPA2, WPA2-PSK/AES, WPA3, WPA3-SAE

We suggest only using LAN port 4 for devices capable of Gigabit (1000Mbps) and Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) speeds. Using LAN 4 for devices only capable of a 10Mbps connection may cause connection problems for that device.

Button Locations

WPS button - pairs devices to Wi-Fi - on the rear at the top of the interface strip

WLAN button - turns Wi-Fi on or off - on the rear of the unit below the WPS button

Reset button - pinhole on the base of the unit. Please don't attempt to reset the router. You may lose service and need our assistance to resolve.

Power button - at the bottom of the interface strip above the power socket

Information Label

The information label is located on the base of the unit and shows the following:

SSID (Wi-Fi network name)
Wi-Fi Key (Wi-Fi password)
Username - for browser based configuration of the router
Password - for browser based configuration of the router
MAC Address - base address shown with barcode
Serial Number - of the unit shown with barcode

Front Indication lights

NOTE: All the front panel lights can be disabled in the router configuration portal or the Nokia WiFi App for iOS or Android.

Troubleshooting

The top three lights (Power, PON and Internet) will be showing solid green if you have a working internet connection. The WLAN light should also be solid green to show that the router is broadcasting a Wi-Fi signal. If it isn't, press the WLAN button on the rear of the router. If you still have no service, restart your router by powering it off and back on.

If you have the B4RN Voice phone service and the TEL light is red or off, restart your router by powering it off and back on.

If this advice doesn't resolve the issue, contact us on 01524 555887 option 1 or at [email protected]

There are seven lights located on the front face of the unit. From top to bottom:

POWER | PON | INTERNET | TEL | WPS| WLAN | USB

POWER

No light - there is no power (power cut, lead removed, faulty power pack or dead unit).
Green solid - powered successfully.
Green slow flashing - software update.
Red solid - failure on start-up (for example corrupt flash), or self test failed on start-up, or self test failed during regular operation.
Amber fast flashing - Loopback detected.

PON

Off - ONT is under initialization phase.
Green solid - ONT is ranged and authenticated.
Green flashing - ONT is ranging and synchronizing, not yet authenticated.
Red Solid - No fibre is connected or no received power is detected.

INTERNET

Green solid - WAN is connected: a) the device has an IP address assigned from IPCP, DHCP, or static; b) the session is dropped due to idle timeout but the PON link is still present, or transmit and receive traffic is ongoing.
Green flashing - DHCP connection is in progress.
Off - WAN is not connected : a) there is no physical interface connection; b) the session has been dropped for reasons other than idle timeout.

TEL

Green solid - At least one Phone is off hook when VOIP service is up.
Green flashing - Phone is in ‘call in’ or ‘talking’ condition.
Red - VOIP service is out of service.
Off - All phones are on hook when VOIP service is up. Or VOIP service is not configured.

WPS

Green solid - Wi-Fi protected setup link is up (negotiation and auto-configuration successful).
Green flashing - Wi-Fi protected setup link activity (negotiation and auto-configuration ongoing).
Red solid - Wi-Fi protected setup processing exception.
Red fast flashing - WPS session overlap detected.
Off - Wi-Fi protected setup link down or no link connected (negotiation has not started or has failed).

WLAN

Green solid - Wi-Fi enabled for at least one radio frequency.
Off - Wi-Fi is disabled

USB

Green solid - At least one device is connected to the USB port.
Green flashing - There is traffic activity on at least one device connected to the USB port.
Off - No device is connected to the USB port.