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User Manual
DVA-5582
AC1600 VDSL2 VoIP Gigabit Modem Router
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Preface
ErP Power Usage
This device is an Energy Related Product (ErP) that automatically switches to a power-saving Network Standby mode within 1 minute of no
packets being transmitted. It can also be turned o through a power switch to save energy when it is not needed.
Network Standby: 6.21 watts
Switched O: 0.17 watts
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Table of Contents
Product Overview ..............................................................1
Package Contents ......................................................................... 1
System Requirements ................................................................. 2
Introduction ................................................................................... 3
Features ............................................................................................ 3
Hardware Overview ..................................................................... 4
LEDs ........................................................................................... 4
Rear View ................................................................................. 6
Installation ......................................................................... 7
Conguration ..................................................................... 8
Home ................................................................................................9
Conguration Wizard ........................................................11
Conguration Wizard: Phase 1 ..................................11
Physical WAN Interface ..........................................12
ATM Conguration ..................................................14
Ethernet Layer Settings (IP Encapsulation) .....15
DSL Line Conguration Wizard .................................16
PTM Conguration ..................................................16
WAN Ethernet Conguration Wizard ......................17
USB Interface Conguration Wizard .......................18
PPP (USB) ..........................................................................19
Pure Bridge .......................................................................20
PPP ......................................................................................21
PPP (Cont) .........................................................................22
IPv4 Interface (IP over ATM) .......................................23
IPv4 Interface ...................................................................24
IPv6 Interface Settings .................................................25
Conguration Wizard Phase 1: ..................................26
Phase 1 Settings Summary .........................................26
Conguration Wizard Phase 2: ..................................27
Wi-Fi Conguration .......................................................27
Wireless Access Point ....................................................28
Conguration Wizard Summary ...............................30
Settings ..................................................................................31
Physical Interfaces .........................................................33
Network Connections ..................................................34
Bridge and VLAN ............................................................ 35
Bridge List ...................................................................36
Bridge Filters ..............................................................37
DHCP Server and Relay ................................................38
DNS Client and Relay ....................................................39
DNS Client ...................................................................40
DNS Relay ....................................................................41
Hostnames .................................................................42
Routing and QoS ............................................................43
Routing Policy ...........................................................44
Trac Classication .................................................45
ALG Flows ...................................................................46
Policers .........................................................................47
Queues .........................................................................48
ALG ......................................................................................49
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NAT and Port Mapping ................................................50
NAT Interface Settings ............................................51
Port Mapping ............................................................52
Public Addresses ......................................................53
Proxies ................................................................................54
IGMP Proxy .................................................................55
RTSP Proxy ..................................................................56
PPPoE Proxy ...............................................................57
VPN ......................................................................................58
PPTP / L2TP Server ...................................................59
IPsec ..............................................................................60
Dynamic DNS ..................................................................61
Date / Time .......................................................................62
Management ...................................................................63
UPnP Agent ................................................................64
Telnet Server ..............................................................65
SSH Server ..................................................................66
Users .............................................................................67
VoIP Service......................................................................68
IPv6 .....................................................................................69
Global Settings..........................................................70
Autosense Failover ........................................................71
Storage Service ....................................................................72
Storage Device ................................................................73
Network File Sharing ....................................................74
User Accounts .................................................................75
FTP Server .........................................................................76
DLNA Media Sharing ....................................................77
Home Network ....................................................................78
System ....................................................................................79
Logging .............................................................................80
Reboot ...............................................................................81
Factory Reset ...................................................................82
Save Conguration ........................................................83
Backup Conguration File ..........................................84
Load Conguration File ...............................................85
Firmware Upgrade .........................................................86
Diagnostic .............................................................................87
UDP Echo ..........................................................................88
Ping .....................................................................................89
Download .........................................................................90
Upload ...............................................................................91
Traceroute.........................................................................92
Interfaces Summary ...................................................... 93
CPU Load Memory Usage ...........................................94
Active Connections .......................................................95
Security ...................................................................................96
Firewall ...............................................................................97
DMZ ....................................................................................98
Captive Portal ..................................................................99
Modem ................................................................................ 100
SIM Card ......................................................................... 101
USB Modem .................................................................. 102
Operator ......................................................................... 103
WiFi-1.1 (2.4 GHz) ............................................................. 104
WiFi-2.1 (5 GHz) ................................................................ 105
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Connect a Wireless Client to your Router ....................106
WPS Button ................................................................................ 106
Windows® 8 ................................................................................107
WPA/WPA2 ......................................................................... 107
Windows® 7 ................................................................................109
WPA/WPA2 ......................................................................... 109
WPS ....................................................................................... 112
Windows Vista® .........................................................................116
WPA/WPA2 ......................................................................... 117
Windows® XP .............................................................................119
WPA/WPA2 ......................................................................... 120
Troubleshooting ............................................................ 122
Wireless Basics ...............................................................126
What is Wireless? ...................................................................... 127
Tips ................................................................................................129
Wireless Modes .........................................................................130
Networking Basics .........................................................131
Check your IP address ............................................................ 131
Statically Assign an IP address ............................................ 132
Wireless Security ......................................................... 133
What is WPA? ................................................................133
Technical Specications ................................................134
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Section 1 - Product Overview
Package Contents
Note: Using a power supply with a dierent voltage rating than the one included with the DVA-5582 will cause damage and void the warranty
for this product.
If any of the above items are missing, please contact your reseller.
Product Overview
Power Adaptor
DVA-5582 AC1600 VDSL2 VoIP Gigabit Modem Router
DSL Cable
Ethernet Cable
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Network Requirements
• A DSL Internet connection
• Wireless 802.11ac, n, g, b, or an Ethernet LAN port
Web-based Conguration
Utility Requirements
Computer with the following:
• Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP SP3 or Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
• An installed Ethernet adapter
Browser Requirements:
• Internet Explorer 10 or higher, Edge 13 or higher
• Firefox 36 or higher
• Safari 8 or higher
• Chrome 40 or higher
Windows
®
Users: Make sure you have the latest version of Java
installed. Visit www.java.com to download the latest version.
System Requirements
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Introduction
The DVA-5582 AC1600 VDSL2 VoIP Gigabit Modem Router is a highly integrated router with everything your home or small
business needs for high-speed Internet access. It combines an ADSL2+/VDSL2 modem, Gigabit Ethernet Internet Port, 4G
mobile Internet support, Voice over IP (VoIP), and Gigabit wireless together in a single, easy to use product that shares an
Internet connection for all your devices.
• User-friendly GUI for web conguration
• Compatible with all standard Internet applications
• Industry standard and interoperable DSL interface
• WLAN with high-speed data transfer rates of up to 1600 Mbps*, compatible with IEEE 802.11b/g/n, 2.4GHz
compliant equipment
• IP routing and bridging
• Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and digital subscriber line (DSL) support
• Asynchronous transfer mode (PTM) and digital subscriber line (VDSL) support
• Point-to-point protocol (PPP)
• Network/port address translation (NAT/PAT)
• Quality of service (QoS)
• Wireless LAN security features: WPA/WPA2, 802.1x, RADIUS client
• Universal plug-and-play(UPnP)
• Web ltering
• 3G/4G Mobile WAN connection
• USB mass-storage, SAMBA
• System statistics and monitoring
• VoIP Integration
* Maximum wireless signal rate derived from IEEE Standard 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, and 802.11ac specications. Actual data throughput will vary. Network conditions
and environmental factors, including volume of network trac, building materials and construction, and network overhead, lower actual data throughput rate. Environmental
conditions will adversely aect wireless signal range.
Features
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Hardware Overview
LEDs
1 USB Green
On The connection of a 3G or USB device has been established.
Blinking Data is being transmitted.
O No connection of a 3G or USB device is established.
2 Phone (1/2)
Green
O No phone signal is detected.
Blinking Active call.
On The phone interface is ready.
Orange On No VoIP account registered.
3 5 GHz
Green
Blinking Data is being transmitted through the WLAN interface.
On The connection of WLAN interface is normal.
O The WLAN connection is not established.
Orange Blinking WPS pairing in Progress.
4 2.4 GHz
Green
Blinking Data is being transmitted through the WLAN interface.
On The connection of WLAN interface is normal.
O The WLAN connection is not established.
Orange Blinking WPS pairing in Progress.
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5 Internet
Green
O Either the device is in Bridge Mode, the DSL connection is not present, or the power is
Blinking Internet data is being transmitted.
On An Internet connection is established.
Orange On The device attempted an Internet connection, but failed.
6 xDSL Green
O No signal is detected.
Blinking The device is detecting a DSL signal.
On DSL Online.
7 Power
Green
O The power is o.
On The system startup is complete.
Orange On Power failure.
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Rear View
1 DSL RJ-11 interface. Connect the router to DSL connector through a telephone cable.
2 PHONE (1/2) RJ-11 interface, using the telephone cable to connect the telephone set.
3 Gigabit LAN (1-4) RJ-45 interface for connecting to the Ethernet interface of PC or other Ethernet devices through an Ethernet cable.
4 Gigabit WAN RJ-45 interface for connecting to another router or Ethernet modem.
5 Power Input For connecting the power adapter. Power input is 12V DC, 2A.
6 Power Button Power on or o the device.
7 RESET
Reset to the factory defaults. Keep the device powered on, push a paper clip into the hole, press and hold the button
for 5 seconds, and then the system restores the default settings.
8 WPS Press for 1 second to enable WPS pairing. Press and hold for 10 seconds to disable Wi-Fi.
9 USB USB port, for connecting a 3G/4G dongle or other USB storage devices.
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Choosing a Location
Many environmental factors may aect the wireless function of the router. If this
is the rst time that you have set up a wireless network device, read the following
information.
The router can be placed on a shelf or desktop and ideally the LED indicators should
be facing towards the front, as you may need to view them for troubleshooting.
Designed to have a range of up to 100 meters indoors and up to 300 meters outdoors,
wireless LAN lets you access your network from anywhere nearby. However, the
numbers of walls, ceilings, or other objects that the wireless signals must pass through
may limit the signal range. Typical ranges vary depending on types of materials and
background RF noise in your home or business.
Connecting the Router
Step 1:
Connect the DSL port on the router to the wall outlet with a telephone cable. Next,
connect the phone handset the LINE port of the router.
Step 2:
Connect the LAN port of the router to an Ethernet LAN port on a PC using an Ethernet
cable (MDI/MDIX).
Step 3:
Plug the power adapter into the wall outlet and then connect the other end of it to
the Power Input port on the router.
The following gure shows the connection of the router, PC, and telephones handsets.
Step 4:
If you use 3G/4G Internet service, connect the 3G USB data card to the USB interface
on the side panel. If you use phone service through the Internet, connect a telephone
handset to the PHONE interface on the rear panel.
Installation
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Conguration
To access the conguration utility, open a web-browser such as Internet Explorer
and enter the IP address of the router (default: 192.168.1.1).
You will be presented with the login screen. The username is admin, and the default
password is admin.
Once you are logged in successfully, you will be presented with the Status screen
which will give you a brief overview of the router's current status and conguration.
To proceed with conguration, click Advanced Conguration. If you are conguring
the DVA-5582 for the rst time, you will be able to access the Conguration Wizard
from that screen.
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The Home screen provides a list of all avaialble functions, as well as easy access
to the Conguration Wizard. Items listed with a + symbol have sub menus that
appear when the mouse passes over them to enable quick-and-easy access to all
submenu items.
Click this icon to launch the Conguration Wizard which will guide
you through the rest of the setup process. See Conguration Wizard
on page 11 for a guided setup.
The User menu item allows the user to change the default
administrator name and password. For details see User on page
32 for details.
The Settings menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains links to
all settings relavent to network connections and administration. For
more information see Settings on page 31 for details
The Storage menu item has a pop-up menu, and allows you to set up
Network File Sharing, User Accounts for remote access, FTP Server
conguration, and DLNA Media Sharing for sharing multimedia
content on the local network. For details, see Storage Service on
page 72 for details.
The Home Network menu item shows a map of the local network,
lists all network interfaces, and provides links to both firewall
configuration and WAN configuration. For details, see Home
Network on page 78.
Home
Conguration
Wizard:
User:
Setup:
Storage:
Home Network:
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The System menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains links to
general administrative tasks, such as the system clock, creating
backups of router settings, system reset, and rmware upgrades.
For details, see System on page 79.
The Diagnostic menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains links
to diagnostic tools that should not be necessary for most users,
including packet conguration, IP tools advanced QoS services,
and advanced software conguration. For details, see Diagnostic
on page 87
The Security menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains links to
rewall, DMZ, and captive portal settings. For details, see Security
on page 96.
The Modem menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains links to
help you congure a 3G/4G USB dongle to connect to the internet.
For details, see Modem on page 100.
The WiFi-1.1 (2.4GHz) and WiFi-2.1 (5GHz) are direct links to the
Wi-Fi conguration for each channel. For details, see WiFi-1.1 (2.4
GHz) on page 104 and WiFi-2.1 (5 GHz) on page 105.
Home (cont)
System:
Diagnostic:
Security:
Modem:
WiFi-1.1
(2.4GHz) and
WiFi-2.1 (5GHz):
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Conguration Wizard
Click Next to start the conguration wizard, or Cancel to return to the homescreen.
Note: If you are conguring a DSL connect, be sure to have your ISP's conguration
information on hand. Conguring a DSL connection requires a high level of technical
knowledge and advanced concepts beyond the interface are beyond the scope of
this manual.
Note: If a default connection is already congured, those settings will be erased once
you click Next on the phase one screen. To edit existing settings, click Cancel return
to the Home screen and select the relevant connection type instead. You can also
choose to Skip Phase 1, preserving your WAN settings, and move directly to Phase
2 to congure Wi-Fi settings.
Home
If your router has not come precongured from your ISP, or if your connection defaults
have been changed, you will need to complete the Conguration Wizard in order
to access the internet. The wizard consists of two phases: setting the default WAN
(Internet connection) and conguring Wi-Fi settings.
Click Next to congure your Internet connection. or click Skip to proceed directly
to Phase 2 to congure you Wi-Fi settings. Clicking Cancel will return to the Home
screen and discard any changes.
Conguration Wizard: Phase 1
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The subsequent steps will be dierent depending on the type of interface selected.
Conguration Wizard: Phase 1 (Cont.)
This menu asks you to choose which physical interface your Internet
connection comes from.
Select this interface if you use an xDSL connection. This connection
type uses an RJ-11 (telephone) cable plugged into the gray port on
the back of your router. For details on the DSL Line (DSL) conguration
procedure, see DSL Line Conguration Wizard on page 14.
Choose this connection type if your Internet is delivered over an RJ-45
(Ethernet) connection. If your WAN connection is connected to the
purple port on the back of the device labelled WAN GbE, then you
should select WAN Ethernet (Eth5). For details, see WAN Ethernet
Conguration Wizard on page 17.
Choose this interface if your primary Internet connection comes from
a 3G/4G dongle or other USB device. For details, see USB Interface
Conguration Wizard on page 18.
Physical WAN
Interface:
DSL Line (DSL):
WAN Ethernet
(Eth1-5):
USB Interface (USB):
Physical WAN Interface
Click Next to start the conguration wizard, or Cancel to return to the homescreen.
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This menu asks you to choose which physical interface your Internet
connection comes from. The options are ATM (Asynchronous
Transfer Mode) and PTM (Packet Transfer Mode). This information
will be provided by your ISP.
Select this interface if you use an xDSL connection. This connection
type uses an RJ-11 (telephone) cable plugged into the gray port on
the back of your router.
Choose this connection type if your Internet is delivered over an RJ45 (Ethernet) connection. If your WAN connection is connected to
the purple port on the back of the device labelled WAN GbE, then
you should select WAN Ethernet (Eth5).
Choose this interface if your primary Internet connection comes from
a 3G/4G dongle or other USB device.
DSL Link Type:
DSL Channel:
DSL Link Type
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
If you have selected ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) for the DSL Link Type,
clicking Next will take you to ATM Conguration on page 14.
If you have selected PTM (Packet Transfer Mode) for the DSL Link Type, see Ethernet
Layer Settings (IP Encapsulation) on page 15.
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This menu asks you to specify an existing ATM link to bind to your
previously selected interface. Select your link from the drop down
menu. If no ATM link exists, or you would like to create a new default
link with new settings, selection New ATM Link. Be sure to have your
ISP's information on hand.
If you choose New ATM Link, the following options will be available:
Choose the correct protocol for the ATM Link. The choices are
Ethernet over ATM, IP over ATM, or PPP over ATM. This information
will be provided by your ISP
Virtual Path Identier and Virtual Channel Identier (VPI/VCI) are
the path and channel between two points of an ATM network. The
rst eld corresponds to VPI, and the second to VCI. For VPI select an
identier from 0-255. For VCI, select an identier from 32 to 32235.
Additional identiers can be specied by clicking the + button. Up
to 51 additional pairs of identiers can be added.
Select either LLC (Logical Link Control) or VCMUX (Virtual Circuit
Multiplexing). This information should be provided by your ISP.
If you have selected Ethernet over ATM, clicking Next will take you to Ethernet
Layer Settings (IP Encapsulation) on page 15.
If you have selected IP over ATM, clicking Next will take you to IPv4 Interface (IP
over ATM) on page 23.
If you have selected PPP over ATM, clicking Next will take you to PPP on page 21.
ATM Link:
ATM Link Type:
Destination
Address (VPI/VCI):
Additional VC
Search List:
Connection
Encapsulation:
ATM Conguration
Click Next to start the conguration wizard, Cancel to return to the homescreen, or
Back to return to the previous screen.
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Choose an IP Encapsulation method from the list. The options are
IP over Ethernet, PPP over Ethernet, and Pure Bridge (no WAN IP)
Specify whether VLAN Termination (Virtual Local Area Network
termination) should be used on this connection. This information
should be provided by your ISP.
If you selected Yes for VLAN termination, choose a VLAN ID from 1
to 4094. This information should be provided by your ISP or network.
If you have selected IP over Ethernet, see IPv4 Interface on page 24.
If you have selected PPP over Ethernet, see PPP on page 21.
If you have selected Pure Bridge (no WAN IP) see Pure Bridge on page 20.
IP Encapsulation:
VLAN Termination:
VLAN ID:
Ethernet Layer Settings (IP Encapsulation)
Click Next to continue the conguration wizard, Cancel to return to the homescreen,
or Back to return to the previous screen.
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DSL Line Conguration Wizard
This menu asks you to choose which physical interface your Internet
connection comes from. The options are ATM (Asynchronous
Transfer Mode) and PTM (Packet Transfer Mode). This information
will be provided by your ISP.
Select this interface if you use an xDSL connection. This connection
type uses an RJ-11 (telephone) cable plugged into the gray port on
the back of your router.
Choose this connection type if your Internet is delivered over an RJ45 (Ethernet) connection. If your WAN connection is connected to
the purple port on the back of the device labelled WAN GbE, then
you should select WAN Ethernet (Eth5).
Choose this interface if your primary Internet connection comes from
a 3G/4G dongle or other USB device.
DSL Link Type:
DSL Channel:
PTM Conguration
Click Next to continue the conguration wizard, Cancel to return to the homescreen,
or Back to return to the previous screen.
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WAN Ethernet Conguration Wizard
Select IP over Ethernet, PPP over Ethernet, or Pure Bridge (no
WAN IP). This information should be provided by your ISP or system
administrator.
If you have selected IP over Ethernet, see IPv4 Interface on page
24.
For PPP over Ethernet, see PPP over Ethernet on page 21.
If VLAN Termination is required by your Ethernet network, select Ye s
and select a VLAN. The default setting is No.
IP Encapsulation:
VLAN Termination:
Click Next to continue the conguration wizard, Cancel to return to the homescreen,
or Back to return to the previous screen.
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USB Interface Conguration Wizard
Select a default APN (Access Point Name) to connect to your 3G/4G
network. If your APN is not listed, you can create a new one by
choosing the last option on this lis. You may skip this step, but your
3G/4G connection may not function properly until it is congured.
If you select New Access Point Name, the following options will
appear:
Select a name to identify your APN. This name is for your reference
and has no eect on network settings.
Enter the PLMN Code (public land mobile network code) associate
with your carrier. This information should be provided by your carrier.
Enter the address for your carrier's APN. This information should be
provided by your carrier.
Enter the number to dial to initiate the connection. By default, this
is *99#. This information should be provided by your carrier.
Select Default APN:
Name:
PLMN Code:
URL:
Dial:
Operator
Access Point Names
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
Clicking Next will prompt you to congure PPP (USB) on page 19.
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If you have previously selected PPPas an IP encapsulation method, you will be
prompted to congure your PPP (Point to Point Protocol) account information.
PPP (USB)
Select an existing PPP interface to use, or select New PPP Interface
to create a new one. Creating a new interface will display additional
conguration options.
PPP Interface:
PPP Connection
Select Always connected, Connect when needed, Connect on
client request, or Connect manually. Always connected is the
default setting and will keep your connection online continuously.
Other connection settings will prompt for additional settings. These
settings may be useful for users on limited or metered connections.
Connection Trigger:
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
Click Next to proceed to the IPv4 Interface on page 24.
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Pure Bridge mode disables the local DHCP server, causing your ISP to assign IP
addresses directly to any aected bridges. By default, the assigned bridge is all
Ethernet and Wi-Fi LAN clients.
Note: This feature may disable rewall features designed to help your network
resist intrusions and is not recommended unless specically required by your ISP or
network administrator.
Note: Once Pure Bridge Mode in enabled, you will no longer be able to access the
conguration interface. Once enabled, the only way to make changes is to perform a
manual factory reset by pressing and holding the reset button on the back of router.
See Rear View on page 6 to nd your reset button.
Pure Bridge
Select a network bridge from the list. By default, Bridge1 includes all
Ethernet LAN and Wi-Fi interfaces. If you wish to congure additional
bridges, they must be set rst from Bridge and VLAN on page 35
before continuing the Wizard.
Bridge to LAN:
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
Click Next to proceed to the Phase 1 Settings Summary on page 26.
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If you have previously selected PPPas an IP encapsulation method, you will be
prompted to congure your PPP (Point to Point Protocol) account information.
PPP
Select an existing PPP interface to use, or select New PPP Interface
to create a new one. Creating a new interface will display additional
conguration options.
PPP Interface:
Select Ye s to enable authentication or No to disable. If your PPP
service requires a username and password, select Yes.
If authentication is enabled, select an Authentication protocol. This
information should be provided by your ISP. Auto is default.
If authentication is enabled, choose from MPPE (Microsoft Point-toPoint Encryption) options. This information should be provided by
your ISP. None is the default setting.
If authentication is enabled, enter your PPP username. This
information should be provided by your ISP.
If authentication is enabled, enter your PPP password. This
information should be provided by your ISP.
Authentication
Enabled:
Authentication
Protocol:
MPPE encryption:
Username:
Password
PPP Authentication
PPP Connection
Select Always connected, Connect when needed, Connect on
client request, or Connect manually. Always connected is the
default setting and will keep your connection online continuously.
Other connection settings will prompt for additional settings. These
settings may be useful for users on limited or metered connections.
Connection Trigger:
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These settings appear only when conguring an Ethernet WAN connection. This
section may be ignored if conguring a DSL or USB connection.
For connection triggers other than Always connected, the following options will
appear:
PPP (Cont)
Select Yes to disconnect automatically after a xed time.
Set an idle timer in seconds. Minimum 60.
Auto Disconnect allows the router to automatically disconnect after
a specied period of time regardless of active trac.
Set a maximum connection time in seconds. Minimum 60.
Auto Disconnect
when Idle:
Idles Disconnect
Time:
Auto Disconnect:
Max Connection
Time:
Enter the Access Concentrator Name here.
Enter the PPPoE Service name here.
Access
Concentrator
Name:
Service Name:
PPPoE Settings
Click Next to congure IPv4 interface settings documented on the following page.
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
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IPv4 Interface (IP over ATM)
Select Yes to enable NAT (Network Address Translation) or No
to disable. NAT is a form of firewall and enabling it is strongly
recommended. The default is Yes .
Enter your static IP address for IP over ATM. This information should
be provided by your ISP.
Enter the subnet mask for you IPv4 address here. This information
should be provided by your ISP.
Select Ye s to set this connection as the default source for your
Internet connection. Selecting No will require manual connection
in advanced settings. The default setting is Yes .
Select No to get DNS information automatically from DHCP. Select
Yes to setup DNS manually, and you will be prompted for a preferred
and alternate server.
Enter the IP address of your preferred DNS Server. This eld only
appears if Setup Static DNS Servers is set to Yes .
Enter the IP address of your alternate DNS server. This eld only
appears if Setup Static DNS Servers is set to Yes .
Enable NAT:
IPv4 Address
Subnet Mask:
Setup as Default
Route:
Setup Static DNS
Servers:
Preferred DNS
Server:
Alternate DNS
Server
DNS Conguration
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
Click Next to congure IPv6 Interface Settings on page 25.
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IPv4 Interface
Select Yes to enable NAT (Network Address Translation) or No
to disable. NAT is a form of firewall and enabling it is strongly
recommended. The default is Yes .
Select Ye s to enable DHCP and get and IP address automatically. If
you have a xed IP from your ISP or network administrator, select
No. If you select No, you will be prompted to enter an IP address
and a subnet mask.
If you use a static IP address, enter it here. This eld will only appear
if Obtain IPv4 Address Automatically is No.
If you use a stat IP address, enter the subnet mask here. This eld will
only appear if Obtain IPv4 Address Automatically is No.
Select Ye s to set this connection as the default source for your
Internet connection. Selecting No will require manual connection
in advanced settings. The default setting is Yes .
Select No to get DNS information automatically from DHCP. Select
Yes to setup DNS manually, and you will be prompted for a preferred
and alternate server.
Enter the IP address of your preferred DNS Server. This eld only
appears if Setup Static DNS Servers is set to Yes .
Enter the IP address of your alternate DNS server. This eld only
appears if Setup Static DNS Servers is set to Yes .
Enable NAT:
Obtain IPv4
Address
Automatically:
IPv4 Address
Subnet Mask:
Setup as Default
Route:
Setup Static DNS
Servers:
Preferred DNS
Server:
Alternate DNS
Server
DNS Conguration
Click Cancel to return to the homescreen, or Back to return to the previous screen.
Click Next to congure IPv6 interface settings documented on the following page.
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IPv6 Interface Settings
Select Yes to enable IPv6 on this WAN connection, or No to disable
it. IPv6 is disabled by default.
Select Yes to enable the Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP) to allow
your router to more easilly detect other nodes on the WAN, or No to
disable. This feature is enabled by default if IPv6 is enabled.
This option enables IPv6 across all interfaces.
Enable IPv6:
Enable Neighbor
Discovery:
Click Cancel to return to the home screen or Back to return to the previous screen.
Click Next to see a summary of your conguration and save your settings.
Note: IPv6 is disabled by default. In order to use IPv6, the protocol stack must be
enabled by enabling global IPv6.
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Conguration Wizard Phase 1:
Phase 1 Settings Summary
The following section will display dierent information based on the type of interface
selected. This is a summary of all previous settings.
Click Apply to save your changes and continue to Phase 2 of the setup wizard, Cancel
to return to the home screen, or Back to return to the beginning of Phase 1.
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Conguration Wizard Phase 2:
Wi-Fi Conguration
Phase 2 of the conguration Wizard allows you to congure your Wi-Fi Access Points.
To continue, click Next and follow the instructions presented on the next page.
Click Apply to save your changes and continue to Phase 2 of the setup wizard, Cancel
to return to the home screen, or Back to return to the beginning of Phase 1.
To continue, click Next and follow the instructions presented on the next page.
Note: This wizard will overwrite any existing Wi-Fi conguration.
Note: This wizard only congures the 2.4 GHz radio. To take full advantage of 802.11ac
capabilities, you must enable the 5 GHz radio, described in WiFi-2.1 (5 GHz) on
page 105.
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Wireless Access Point
Phase 2 of the conguration Wizard allows you to congure your Wi-Fi Access Points.
To continue, click Next and follow the instructions presented on the next page.
Indicates whether the interface is Up or Down.
Select Yes to enable the Wi-Fi access point. Selecting no will disable
Wi-Fi.
Select Yes to broadcast the SSID. Selecting No will require all devices
wishing to connect to your network to enter the SSID manually in
addition to any security
Select Yes to isolate the wireless network from other devices on the
LAN while retaining internet access. The default is No.
Select an encryption mode to help protect your Wi-Fi network from
being accessed by unauthorized devices. WPA2 Personal is the
default and recommended mode. WEP and older WPA standards
are less secure and provided for compatibility with older devices.
Choose a strong password to help protect your network. The longer
and harder to guess a password is, the stronger the protection. The
password can be any letter, number, symbol, or space. Accent marks
and non-ASCII characters are not supported. Passwords must be at
least 8 characters.
This option shows the password as you type it..
Status:
Enable Access
Point:
Name (SSID):
SSID Broadcast:
AP Isolation:
Security Mode:
WPA Passphrase:
Show Password:
Wi-Fi Security Settings
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Click Apply to save settings and continue to the Conguration Wizard Summary on page 30.
Click Close to return to the previous page.
Select Yes to enable Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) as a quick-and-easy
way to setup an encrypted wireless network.
Select a WPS conguration method. As of this writing, the rmware
only supports WPS Push Button for security reasons.
WPS Enabled:
Conguration
Methods:
Wireless Access Point (Cont)
Enter the address of your RADIUS authentication server here.
Enter the port number of your RADIUS server here. Default is 1812
Enter your RADIUS secret here.
Enter the address of your backup RADIUS authentication server here.
Enter the port of your backup RADIUS authentication server here.
The default port is 1812.
Enter your secondary RADIUS secret here.
Radius Server
Address:
Radius Server Port:
Radius Secret:
Secondary Radius
Server Address:
Secondary Radius
Server Port:
Secondary Radius
Secret:
WPA2 Enterprise
Your router provides support for WPA2 Enterprise for use in some corporate
environments. WPA2 Enterprise relies on RADIUS (Remote authentication Dial-In User
Service). If your network uses WPA2 Enterprise, you will have the following additional
options. This is provided for reference only and home users should generally choose
Wi-Fi Protected Setup
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Conguration Wizard Summary
This page is the end of the conguration wizard. If you have completed both phases ,
they will be labeled in green. If you have opted to skip one phase, the skipped phase
will be grayed out.
Press Close to return save all changes and return to the homescreen.
Press Back to return to the previous screen.
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The Physical Interfaces menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains
links to advanced settings for xDSL, Ethernet, USB, phone, and Wi-Fi
interfaces. For details, see Physical Interfaces on page 33.
The Network Connections menu item contains links to WAN
connections. From this menu item, you can create, manage, or
remove WAN interfaces and VPN clients. For details, see Network
Connections on page 34.
The Bridge and VLAN menu item has a pop-up menu, and allows
you to manage bridges and VLAN termination. For details, see Bridge
and VLAN on page 36.
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The DHCP Server and Relay menu item allows direct management
of the router's internal DHCP server, as well as for conguration of
relay protocols. For details, see DHCP Server and Relay on page
38.
The DNS Client and Relay menu item has a pop-up menu, and allows
you to congure how local devices use DNS (Domain Name System)
servers. For details, see DNS Client and Relay on page 39.
The Routing and QoS menu item has a popup menu, and provides
conguration options for advanced routing and QoS (Quality of
Service) features. For details, see Routing and QoS on page 43.
The ALG (application layer gateway) menu item allows the direct
conguration of ALG modules. For details, see ALG on page 49.
Physical
Interfaces:
Network
Connections:
Bridge and
VLAN:
DHCP Server
and Relay:
DNS Client
and Relay:
Routing QoS:
ALG:
The Settings screen provides access to advanced network conguration settings.
These settings are for advanced use cases, and should not need to be congured
for normal use. Items listed with a + symbol have sub menus that appear when the
mouse passes over them to enable quick-and-easy access to all submenu items.
Settings
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The NAT and Port Mapping menu item has a pop-up menu, and
allows you to congure NAT (network address translation) rewall
features as well as map ports for specialized applications. For details
see NAT and Port Mapping on page 50.
The Proxies menu item allows you to control passthroughs for media
devices and multicast, as well as PPPoE connections to your ISP. For
details, see Proxies on page 54.
The VPN menu item has a pop-up menu, and allows you to congure
your router as a VPN server to gain remote access to your network
resources. For details, see VPN on page 58.
The Dynamic DNS menu option allows you to congure a Dynamic
DNS service to compensate for a dynamic IP. For details, see Dynamic
DNS on page 61.
The Date / Time menu item contains settings for conguring the
router's internet clock. For details, see Date / Time on page 62.
The Management menu item has a pop-up menu, and contains
options for conguring remote management and UPnP. For details,
see Management on page 63.
The VoIP Service menu item contains settings for conguring Voice
over IP service provided by your ISP. For details, see VoIP Service on
page 68.
The IPv6 menu item has a pop-up menu, and allows you to set global
IPv6 conguration policy. For details, see IPv6 on page 69.
The Autosense Failover menu item allows you to congure backup
internet connections should your primary WAN go down. For details,
see Autosense Failover on page 71.
NAT and Port
Mapping:
Proxies:
VPN:
Dynamic DNS:
Date / Time:
Management:
VoIP Service:
IPv6:
Autosense
Failover:
Settings (Cont)
Click Close to return to the homescreen.
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This screen displays a list of all physical interfaces. Clicking any one will bring up a
sub menu with conguration options. Active interfaces are highlighted in green.
Physical Interfaces
Click Close to return to the previous screen.
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This screen displays all active network connections, both LAN and WAN. This section
is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely ignored by
a majority of users.
Click the
icon to access a detailed view of the selected interface.
Click the
button to delete the connection. Note that all associated settings will
be deleted permanently.
Select New WAN Connection to begin Phase 1 of the Conguration Wizard. For
details, see Conguration Wizard Phase 1: on page 26
Select New LAN Interface and follow the on-screen instructions to create a new
LAN interface.
Selection New VPN Client and follow the on-screen instructions to setup a new
VPN client.
Click Close to return to the previous screen.
Network Connections
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The menu displays a list of all bridges and provides options managing
them. For details, see Bridge List on page 36.
This menu displays a list of all bridge lters and provides options
for managing them. For details, see Bridge Filters on page 37.
Bridge List:
Bridge Filters:
This screen allows you to view and congure network bridges and bridge lters.
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
Bridge and VLAN
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This screen allows you to view and congure network bridges and bridge lters.
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
You may Modify, Delete, or Filter by clicking on the buttons to the right-hand side
of the corresponding bridge.
Select Add New Bridge and follow the on-screen instructions to add a new bridge
Bridge List
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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This screen allows you to view and congure network bridges and bridge lters.
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
Click Add New Bridge Filter and follow the on-screen instructions to add a new
bridge lter.
Bridge Filters
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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On this screen, you can congure advanced DHCP settings. This section is for
advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely ignored by a
majority of users. Select Yes to enable the internal DHCP server and allow all LAN
devices to be issued local IPs. Select No to disable local DHCP assignment and receive
IPs directly from your ISP.
Note: Disabling the DHCP server will preventing you from accessing the conguration
interface. In order to regain access, a factory reset will be required.
DHCP Server and Relay
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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This section has three sub-menus which are described on the following pages:
DNS Client on page 40
DNS Relay on page 41
Hostnames on page 42
These pages allow you to congure advanced DNS settings for special usage cases.
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
DNS Client and Relay
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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This screen allows you to congure advanced DNS Client settings. This section is
for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely ignored by a
majority of users. This information should be provided by your ISP.
You may modify or delete items by clicking on the button of the corresponding item.
Select Add Server to and follow the on-screen instructions to add a new server.
Select Add Rule for Dynamic Server to add new rules to the list.
DNS Client
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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DNS Relay
This screen allows you to congure advanced DNS relay settings. This section is
for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely ignored by a
majority of users. This information should be provided by your ISP.
You may modify or delete items by clicking on the button of the corresponding item.
Select Add Server to and follow the on-screen instructions to add a new server.
Select Add Rule for Dynamic Server to add new rules to the list.
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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This screen allows you to congure a local hostname for easy access to your router
without needing to keep track of your router's IP address.
Hostnames
Click Apply to save settings or Close to return to the previous menu.
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This section provides advanced settings for Routing and QoS (quality of service).
It has ve submenus described below:
Routing Policy on page 44
Trac Classication on page 45
ALG Flows on page 46
Policers on page 47
Queues on page 87
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
Routing and QoS
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This section allows you to manually congure routing tables. The table displays
current information about this route. Click the check boxes to disable any specic
route. Click Add New Route to add a new route.
Routing Policy
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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On this screen, you are able to directly edit trac classication. Trac classication
is used to prioritize certain trac (such as VoIP) to ensure correct functioning of
time-sensitive services.
From this screen, the Order of given trac may be moved up or down, with trac
at the top of the list receiving highest priority. Trac classes may be modied or
deleted with the buttons on the right hand side of the screen.
Click Add New Class to add a new trac class.
Trac Classication
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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The Application Layer Gateway (ALG) ows allows you to congure dynamic port
and address translation for traversal over the NAT rewall.
Click Add New Flow to congure this for a new application and follow the on-screen
instructions.
ALG Flows
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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Conguring Policers allows you to control the ow rate of certain kinds of trac. When
trac exceeds this limit, it can be dropped or sent to a dierent forwarding class.
Click Add QoS Policer and follow the on-screen instructions to congure a new
policer.
Policers
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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The Queues screen allows you to prioritize trac based on trac class and interface.
The default layout includes PTM, ATM, and Ethernet WAN interfaces. You may modify
or delete existing queues using the modify and delete buttons to the right. Click Add
QoS Queue and follow the on-screen instructions to add a new queue.
Queues
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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An application-level gateway (ALG) is a security component that augments a rewall
or NAT employed in a network. It allows customized NAT lters to support address
and port translation for specied application layer protocols. To edit modules, select,
the Modify icon on the right-hand side corresponding to the module you wish to
change.
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
ALG
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This menu provides links to congure NAT and port mapping. This section is for
advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely ignored by a
majority of users.
It has three sub menus described on the following pages:
NAT Interface Settings on page 51
Port Mapping on page 52
Public Addresses on page 53
NAT and Port Mapping
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This page allows you to congure NAT rewalls individually for each external interface.
To change the prioritization of NAT interfaces, use the arrows on the left hand side.
To modify or delete a NAT interface, select the appropriate button on the right-hand
side corresponding to the interface you wish to change.
Click Add new NAT and follow the on-screen instructions to create a new NAT
interface.
NAT Interface Settings
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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Port mapping allows you to specify a port or range of ports to open for specic
devices on the network. This might be necessary for certain applications to connect
through the router. In some cases you may have two applications running on dierent
devices which require the same public port. Port mapping also allows you to remap
a dierent external port to each device.
You may Modify, Delete, or Reload by clicking on the buttons to the right-hand
side of the corresponding port map.
Select Port Mapping for Known Application to create a mapped port from an
internal database of protocols.
Select New Custom Port Mapping to create a custom mapped port.
Port Mapping
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This menu allows you to bind trac from one interface to another, allowing you to
bypass local bridges and NAT in certain circumstances. Mapping can also allow you
to forward only specic protocols to specic targets. These maps can be accessed
from other menus to synergize with other options. Mappings may be modied or
deleted by selecting the appropriate buttons on the right-hand side corresponding
to the target mapping.
Select Add Mapping to add a new port mapping.
Selecting bridges or DHCP servers will take you to their respective conguration
pages.
Public Addresses
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This menu allows direct control of proxies for specic protocols pertaining to multicast
functionality. This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and
can be safely ignored by a majority of users.
This section contains three submenus described on the following pages:
IGMP Proxy on page 55
RTSP Proxy on page 56
PPPoE Proxy on page 57
Proxies
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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Creating an IGMP proxy enables the system to issue IGMP host messages on behalf of
hosts that the system has discovered through standard IGMP interfaces. This allows
the system to act as a proxy for its hosts after being enabled. If applicable, these
settings should be provided by your network administrator.
IGMP Proxy
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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Enabling this feature allows applications that uses Real Time Streaming Protocol
(RTSP) to receive streaming media from the Internet. If applicable, these settings
should be provided by your network administrator.
RTSP Proxy
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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Specic settings may be required to use proxy conguration. If applicable, these
settings should be provided by your network administrator.
PPPoE Proxy
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This section provides conguration options to use your router as a VPN server. This
section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
This section contains two submenus described on the following pages:
PPTP / L2TP Server on page 59
IPsec on page 60
VPN
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This page allows you to congure your router as a VPN server to enable remote access
to your network. Select New VPN Server and follow the on-screen instructions to
congure a new VPN server using the PPTP or L2TP protocols.
PPTP / L2TP Server
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This page allows you to congure your router as a VPN server to enable remote access
to your network using the IPsec protocol. Select IPsec wizard and follow the on-
screen instructions to congure a new VPN server using the PPTP or L2TP protocols.
IPsec
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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The DDNS feature allows you to host a server (Web, FTP, Game Server, etc…) using a
domain name that you have purchased (www.yourname.com) with your dynamically
assigned IP address. Most broadband Internet Service Providers assign dynamic
(changing) IP addresses. Using a DDNS service provider, your friends can enter in
your domain name to connect to your server no matter what your IP address is.
Select Add a Provider and follow the on-screen instructions to congure a new
DDNS provider.
Dynamic DNS
Click Apply to save settings, Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to
the previous screen.
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This screen allows you to congure date and time settings for your router. Enter one
or more NTP servers to automatically synchronize your date and time settings across
the Internet. If you choose not to use an NTP server, you will be prompted to enter
date and time manually. Note that manual date/time information may be lost in the
event of a power failure.
Date / Time
Click Apply to save settings, Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to
the previous screen.
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The management section provides links to administrative and management features
available on your router. This section is for advanced users and network professionals
only and can be safely ignored by a majority of users.
This section contains four submenus described on the following pages:
UPnP Agent on page 64
Telnet Server on page 65
SSH Server on page 66
Users on page 67
Management
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This page is used to congure UPnP. UPnP helps to automatically congure software
and devices on your network to access the resources they require.
UPnP Agent
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This page allows you to enable and congure telnet remote administration of the
device. Use of this feature is not recommended for novice users.
Telnet Server
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This page allows you to enable and congure SSH remote administration of the
device. Use of this feature is not recommended for novice users.
SSH Server
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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The Users page allows you to add new user accounts and manage their access to
administrative rights and remote access.
To modify or delete users, select the Modify or Delete buttons on the right-hand
side of the screen. Note that you cannot delete an active user.
To add a new user, select Add User and follow the on-screen instructions.
Users
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This menu provides advanced conguration options for VoIP service. If your service
has not been pre-congured by your ISP, this information should be provided by
your ISP. This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can
be safely ignored by a majority of users.
VoIP Service
Click Apply to save settings, Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to
the previous screen.
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The IPv6 menu provides a links to congure IPv6 settings across all interfaces. This
section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
This section contains one submenu described on the following page:
Global Settings on page 70
IPv6
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This menu allows you to congure global IPv6 settings. This information should be
provided by your ISP or network administrator.
Global Settings
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This section will allow you to congure your Internet fail over priority. In the event
that your primary Internet connection method fails, this device can automatically
fall back to using a secondary connection in order to maintain Internet connectivity.
This section is for advanced users and network professionals only and can be safely
ignored by a majority of users.
Failover interfaces are managed in groups to allow redundancy across dierent
interface types. To modify or delete a group, select the corresponding Modify or
Delete button on the right-hand side.
To create a new failover group, select New Group and follow the on-screen
instructions.
Autosense Failover
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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The Storage Service allows you to remotely access storage devices connected to
your router.
This section contains a status display and four submenus described on the following
pages:
Storage Device on page 73
Network File Sharing on page 74
User Accounts on page 75
FTP Server on page 76
DLNA Media Sharing on page 77
Storage Service
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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If an external storage device is attached, it will appear at that top of the Storage
Service screen. To congure a device, click the corresponding Settings button.
Storage Device
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This page allows you to enable and congure basic lesharing features to remotely
access your media across the network.
Network File Sharing
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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If User Authentication has been enabled, you may need to configure login
credentials to access storage over the network. User accounts may also be require
to access FTP services.
Click Add User to create a new user.
User Accounts
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This page allows you to congure remote access to storage using the industrystandard FTP protocol.
FTP Server
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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The Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) protocol allows you to seamlessly stream
media between compatible devices.
When enabled, you will be prompted to select an interface on which to enable DLNA
access, as well as which attached storage devices to share.
DLNA Media Sharing
Click Apply to save settings, Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to
the previous screen.
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This menu gives you a graphical view of all interfaces on your router. Click any
interface to be taken to the relevant conguration page. This section is for advanced
users and network professionals only and can be safely ignored by a majority of users.
Home Network
Click Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to the previous screen.
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The system section provides quick links for administration, troubleshooting, and
updates for your router. This section is for advanced users and network professionals
only and can be safely ignored by a majority of users.
It contains seven submenus described on the following pages:
Logging on page 80
Reboot on page 81
Factory Reset on page 82
Save Conguration on page 83
Backup Conguration File on page 84
Load Conguration File on page 85
Firmware Upgrade on page 86
System
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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The logging menu provides a detailed log of all router activity and allows ne control
over logging information. Logs can be downloaded as text les for analysis and
archiving.
Logging
Click System in the top left corner to return to the previous menu.
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This screen allows you to reboot the router over the GUI, without having to toggle the
power manually. It also allows you to schedule a reboot on a timer of up to one hour.
Reboot
Click Reboot to restart the router or execue a scheduled reboot, or click Cancel to
return to the previous screen.
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This setting allows you to reset the router to factory defaults over the UI.
Note: Resetting the router will cause all settings to be lost. Wi-Fi will be oine until
recongured.
Factory Reset
Click Reset to activate the factory reset procedure, or click Cancel to return to the
previous screen.
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This screen allows you to save settings to be persistent across device reboot.
Note: Most settings are generally saved when you click Apply, but this is provided
as an extra layer of verication
Save Conguration
Click Save Conguration to save all settings to persistent memory, or click Cancel
to return to the previous screen.
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This screen allows you to create a backup of your router's conguration that can be
saved on external storage (such as a PC). This allows you to quickly restore all settings
in the event of a factory reset or device replacement with just a few clicks.
Select from Full Device Conguration or User settings only.
Backup Conguration File
Click Save Conguration to download a copy of your settings, or click Cancel to
return to the previous screen.
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This screen allows you to restore settings previous backed up using Backup
Conguration File on page 84. Select Browse and navigate to your conguration
le.
Load Conguration File
Click Upload to upload your settings and reboot, or click Cancel to return to the
previous screen.
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You can upgrade the rmware of the access point here. Make sure the rmware you
want to use is on the local hard drive of the computer. Click on Browse to locate the
rmware le to be used for the update.
Firmware Upgrade
Click Upload to upload your rmware and reboot, or click Cancel to return to the
previous screen.
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You can use diagnostic tools to examine performance and troubleshoot problems
your router may have. This section is for advanced users and network professionals
only and can be safely ignored by a majority of users.
This section contains eight submenus described on the following pages:
UDP Echo on page 88
Ping on page 89
Download on page 90
Upload on page 91
Traceroute on page 92
Interfaces Summary on page 93
CPU Load Memory Usage on page 94
Active Connections on page 95
Diagnostic
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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UDP Echo can be used to test the roundtrip times of packets over a network. Enter
the appropriate test parameters
UDP Echo
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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The Ping section enables you to run an IPv4 connectivity test.
Ping
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This section allows you to measure network performance by downloading a test le
from a URL of your choice.
Download
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This section allows you to measure network performance by uploading a test le
from a URL of your choice.
Upload
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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The Traceroute section enables you to run a traceroute test to see how your trac
traverses the Internet.
Input a Hostname or IP Address and select an interface.
Traceroute
Click Apply to save your changes, or Close to return to the previous menu without
saving.
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This screen displays a complete summary of all interfaces on the router.
Interfaces Summary
Click Close to return to the previous menu.
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This screen shows the current status of the router's CPU and memory usage.
CPU Load Memory Usage
Click Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to the previous screen.
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This screen lists all active connections over all interfaces. It can be used to diagnose
connectivity and unusual trac activity from you network.
Active Connections
Click Refresh to update the page, or click Close to return to the previous screen.
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