To access the configuration for your device:

1. Log into the management portal and use the Search tool to search by MAC address.
2. Select the MAC address of your 5400-RM to bring up its Details page.
3. Select View Configuration in the Configuration section.
4. Select the Edit pencil icon at the top right of the page to make changes.

The 5400-RM will automatically support configuration updates after the next daily sync around 1AM UTC. To apply changes sooner than the next scheduled sync refer to the Remote Commands section for details on how to send a remote command.

To upgrade the firmware on your device:

1. Login to the management portal and use the Search tool to find the device by searching for its MAC address.
2. Select the MAC address of the device to bring up its details page.
3. Click on the Settings tab, then select the View Configuration link in the Configuration section of the page.
4. Once viewing the configuration profile, select the Edit pencil icon at the top right of the page.
5. Select the appropriate firmware version from the Firmware drop-down list.
6. Click the Update button.

If your device is unable to sync with the management portal because the device cannot establish a cellular connection without a custom APN refer to Managing Device Locally section.

1. Login to the management portal and use the Search tool to find the 5400-RM by searching for its MAC address.
2. Select the MAC address of the 5400-RM to bring up its details page.
3. Select the View Configuration link in the Configuration section of the page.
4. Once viewing the configuration profile, select the Edit pencil icon at the top right of the page.
5. Type in the custom APN into the APN entry located in the Modem section of the configuration.
6. Optional: If the custom APN requires a specific username and password, please input those into the Username and Password entries located in the Modem section of the configuration.
7. Click the Update button.

The management portal allows you to send a specific set of remote commands to the device to provide control over the device without requiring any onsite interaction. These remote commands allow you to perform actions such as rebooting the device, triggering a configuration sync with the management portal, perform network speed tests, immediately probing the device for a real-time status, and more.

To send a remote command to an Accelerated 5400-RM:

1. Login to the management portal and use the Search tool to find the device by searching for its MAC address.
2. Select the MAC address of the device to bring up its details page.
3. Select the Commands drop-down list at the top-right of the page.

1. Select Remote Commands.
2. Select Check Configuration option from the Commands drop-down.

In order to provide a cellular connection to client devices, the Accelerated 5400-RM can be configured either in the Passthrough (i.e. bridge) mode or in default DHCP Server/Router mode.

In this mode, the device operates as a transparent bridge and all traffic on all ports is passed directly to and from the client device connected to the device's Ethernet port. In Passthrough mode, a single IP address will be available through the device's Ethernet port. Only one client device can be connected to the Accelerated 5400-RM through its Ethernet port at a time.

1. Log into the management portal and use the Search tool to find the device by searching for its MAC address.
2. Select the MAC address of the device to bring up its details page.
3. Select the View Configuration link in the Configuration section of the page.
4. Once viewing the configuration profile, select the Edit pencil icon at the top right of the page.
5. Under the Modem section of the configuration, open the Passthrough section and set the following options inside that section:
   1. Check Enable.
   2. Change Device to LAN.
   3. Change Zone to Internal.
6. Change the Interface Type under the LAN network section from DHCP to Static IP Address.
7. In the Address, enter in the IP address you wish to assign to the device for its LAN DHCP network (i.e. the gateway IP for the DHCP network).
8. Open the DHCP Server section and select Disable.
9. Click Save to apply the configuration changes.

Sample Diagram showing Passthrough Mode.

In this default mode, the device operates as a standard DHCP router. The device will be configured to hand out a range of LAN IP addresses to client devices connected on its Ethernet port. Standard router options are available in the device’s configuration, including DHCP lease options, DNS options, firewall options, and port forwarding rules.

The following list of steps details how to setup a simple DHCP server on the device in router mode.

1. Log into the management portal and use the Search tool to find the device by searching for its MAC address.

2. Select the MAC address of the device to bring up its details page.

3. Select the View Configuration link in the Configuration section of the page.

4. Once viewing the configuration profile, select the Edit pencil icon at the top right of the page.

5. Change the Interface Type under the LAN network section from DHCP to Static IP Address.

6. In the Address, enter in the IP address you wish to assign to the device

for its LAN DHCP network (i.e. the gateway IP for the DHCP network).

7. Open the DHCP Server section and select Enable.

8. Click Save to apply the configuration changes.

Sample Diagram showing Router Mode