Monoprice MW368R User Manual

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

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11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Contents

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 1

1.1 Package Contents

1.2 LED Indicators and Port Description

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 2

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 3

3.1 Setup the Network Configuration on Your PC

3.2 Log in to the Router

3.3 Fast Internet Access

3.4 Fast Encryption

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 4

4.1 System Status

4.2 WAN Settings

4.3 LAN Settings

4.4 MAC Clone

4.5 DNS Settings

4.6 WAN Medium Type

4.7 Bandwidth Control

4.8 Traffic Statistics

4.9 WAN Speed

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 5

1

PRODUCT

1

PRODUCT

1 PRODUCT

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

2

PRODUCT

2

PRODUCT

2 PRODUCT

PRODUCT INSTALLATION

3

PREPARING

3

PREPARING

3 PREPARING

PREPARING

4

ADVANCED

4

ADVANCED

4 ADVANCED

ADVANCED SETTINGS

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5

W

LAN

5

W

LAN

5 W

W LAN

LAN SETTINGS

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION ........................................

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INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION ..........................................

TO

ACCESS

TO

ACCESS

TO

ACCESS

ACCESS THE

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THE

THE INTERNET

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5.1 Wireless Basic Settings

5.2 Wireless Security Settings

5.2.1 WPS Settings

5.2.2 WPA-PSK

5.2.3 WPA2-PSK

5.2.4 WEP

5.3 Wireless Access Control

5.4 Connection Status

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CHAPTER 6

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6

DHCP

6

DHCP

6 DHCP

DHCP SERVER

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6.1 DHCP Server

6.2 DHCP Client List

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 7

7.1 Port Range Forwarding

7.2 DMZ Settings

7.3 UPNP Settings

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 8

8.1 Client Filter Settings

8.2 MAC Address Filter

8.3 URL Filter Settings

8.4 Remote Web Management

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 9

9.1 Routing Table

9.2 Static Routing

CHAPTER

CHAPTER 10

10.1 Time Settings

10.2 DDNS

10.3 Backup/Restore

10.4 Restore to Factory Default

10.5 Upgrade

10.6 Reboot the Router

10.7 Password Change

10.8 Syslog

APPENDIX

APPENDIX 1

APPENDIX

APPENDIX 2

APPENDIX

APPENDIX 3

APPENDIX

APPENDIX 4 FILE

FILE

FILE ........................................................................................................

APPENDIX

APPENDIX 5

7

7 VIRTUAL

8

8 SECURITY

9

9 ROUTING

10

10 SYSTEM

1

1 GLOSSARY

2

2 PRODUCT

3

3 FAQ

4

4 DELETING

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5

5 REGULATORY

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VIRTUAL

VIRTUAL SERVER

SECURITY

SECURITY SETTINGS

ROUTING

ROUTING SETTINGS

SYSTEM

SYSTEM TOOLS

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GLOSSARY

GLOSSARY ...................................................................

PRODUCT

PRODUCT FEATURES

FAQ

FAQ .................................................................................

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DELETING THE

REGULATORY

REGULATORY INFORMATION

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THE

WIRELESS

THE

WIRELESS

THE WIRELESS

WIRELESS CONFIGURATION

INFORMATION

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Chapter

Chapter 1

Thank you for purchasing the Monoprice Wireless N Broadband Router !

This easy-to-use router provides a simple configuration interface, which allows you to

configure it with ease. It is based on the latest IEEE802.11n standard and is backwards

compatible with devices using the IEEE802.11b/g standards.

1

Product

1

Product

1 Product

Product Introduction

Introduction

The Monoprice wireless router provides router, wireless

functions in one package. It provides a powerful online monitor function and supports URL

and MAC filtering. With the WDS function, it can repeat and amplify wireless signals to

expand wireless network coverage area. It fully supports UPnP and WMM for better video

streaming and VOIP quality. With the QoS function it can efficiently manage bandwidth

availability for connected clients. Wireless ISP functionality allows this router to wirelessly

connect to an Access Point and provide wired access to client computers.

1.1

Package

1.1

Package

1.1

1.1 Package

Package Contents

Please verify the following items are in the package:

 One Wireless N Broadband Router

 One Quick Installation Guide

 One Power Adapter

 One Software CD

If any of the listed items are missing or damaged, please contact Monoprice for immediate

replacement.

Contents

AP,

four-port switch, and firewall

1

1.2

LED

1.2

1.2 LED

Panel

Panel and

LED

LED indicator

Indicators

LED

Indicators

LED Indicators

Indicators and

and

LED

and

LED

and LED

LED i

indicator

indicator description

and

and Port

i

ndicator

i

ndicator

i ndicator

ndicator s

description

description on

Port

Description

Port

Description

Port Description

Description

s

how

:

s

how

:

s s

s how

how :

:

on

the

front

on

the

front

on the

the front

front panel

panel

2

Back

panel

Back

panel

Back

Back panel

panel ports

Back

panel

Back

panel

Back

Back panel

panel port

ports

port

description

port

description

port description

description

3

Chapter

Chapter 2

1. Warning! U se only the included power adapter to power your router. NOTE

unmatched power adapter could cause damage to this product.

2. Connect the router's LAN port to your computer with an Ethernet cable as shown

below.

2

Product

2

Product

2 Product

Product Installation

Installation

NOTE

NOTE : Use of an

3. Connect your broadband line provided by your ISP to the router's WAN port.

4

4. Insert the included software CD into the CD drive of your computer. After the disc has

Setup

loaded double click the Setup

installation. Y ou can also use the router's Web-based Utility to complete the

configuration.

Setup

Setup icon and follow the instructions to complete the

5

3.1

Setup

3.1

Setup

3.1

3.1 Setup

Setup the

Chapter

Chapter 3

the

the Network

3

Preparing

3

Preparing

3 Preparing

Preparing to

Network

Network Configuration

Configuration

Configuration on

to

Access

to

Access

to Access

Access the

on

Your

on

Your

on Your

Your PC

the

Internet

the

Internet

the Internet

Internet

PC

Network

Network Configuration

1. Right click My

2. Right click Local

Configuration

Configuration under

My

My Network

Local

Local Area

under

windows

under

windows

under windows

windows XP

Network

Network Places

Places

Places o n your computer desktop and select Properties

Area

Connection

Area

Connection

Area Connection

Connection and select Properties

XP

Properties

Properties .

Properties

Properties .

6

Internet

Protocol

Internet

3. Select Internet

4. S elect Use

gateway as follows:

IP

Address:

IP

Address:

 IP

IP Address:

Address: 192.168.0.XXX: (XXX is a number from 2~25 4 )

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet Mask:

Gateway:

 Gateway:

Gateway: 192.168.0.1

DNS

 DNS

DNS server:

Otherwise, you can enter 192.168.0.1. Click OK

Protocol

Internet Protocol

Protocol (TCP/IP)

Use

the

following

Use

the

following

Use the

the following

following IP

Mask:

Mask: 255.255.255.0

server:

server: Y ou should input the DNS server address provided by your

(TCP/IP)

(TCP/IP) and click Properties

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address and enter the IP address, Subnet mask, Default

Properties

Properties .

OK

OK to save the configurations.

ISP.

7

Network

Network Configuration

1. Click the network icon on the lower right corner of your computer desktop, and then

2. Click Change

Configuration

Configuration under

Open

Network

Open

click Open

Network

Open Network

Network and

Change

Change adapter

under

windows

under

windows

under windows

windows 7

and

Sharing

and

Sharing

and Sharing

Sharing Center

adapter

settings

adapter

settings

adapter settings

settings on the left side of the window.

7

Center

Center .

8

Local

3. Right click Local

4. Double click Internet

Local

Local Area

Internet

Internet Protocol

Area

Connection

Area

Connection

Area Connection

Connection and select Properties

Protocol

Protocol Version

Version

Version 4

4

4 (TCP/IPv4)

Properties

Properties .

(TCP/IPv4)

(TCP/IPv4) .

9

Use

the

following

Use

the

5. S elect Use

gateway as follows:

�

IP

Address:

�

IP

Address:

�

� IP

IP Address:

Address: 192.168.0.XXX: (XXX is a number from 2~25 4 )

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet Mask:

Gateway:

 Gateway:

Gateway: 192.168.0.1

DNS

 DNS

DNS server:

Otherwise, you can enter 192.168.0.1. Click OK

following

Use the

the following

following IP

Mask:

Mask: 255.255.255.0

server:

server: Y ou should input the DNS server address provided by your

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address and enter the IP address, Subnet mask, Default

OK

OK to save the configurations.

ISP.

3.2

Log

in

to

the

3.2

Log

3.2

3.2 Log

To

or Firefox and enter http://192.168.0.1. Press Enter

in

Log in

in to

access the Router's Web-based Utility, launch a web browser such as Internet Explorer

to

the

to the

the Router

Router

Enter

Enter .

10

3.3

Fast

3.3

3.3 Fast

Two kinds of fast access methods are provided on the router's web-based utility: ADSL

Dial-up and DHCP .

If you select ADSL Dial-up, you need to enter the access account name and access

password for your ADSL account (provided by your ISP), as well as the wireless password

(default is 12345678

Internet

Fast

Internet

Fast Internet

Internet Access

12345678

12345678 ), then click Ok

Access

Ok

Ok to complete the settings.

11

12345678

If you select DHCP, you only need to enter the wireless password (default is 12345678

Ok

and click Ok

The default access method is ADSL Dial-up and the access account and access password

are the same as the ADSL Dial-up account and password, which you can obtain from your

Ok

Ok to complete the settings.

12345678

12345678 )

12

broadband

wireless password can only consist of 8 characters, the default is 12345678

modify it when necessary.

3.4

3.4 Fast

The router provides two encryption setting screen s , one is simple and easy, the other is

advanced. For instructions on using the advanced setting, please refer to chapter 5.2.

Simple

Simple and

Log on to the router's web-based utility and choose the encryption method for the router.

The default method uses the WPA-PSK mode and AES algorithm . The default password is

12345678

12345678 , as shown below.

ISP.

For other access methods, please refer to WAN settings in chapter 4.The

Fast

Encryption

Fast

Encryption

Fast Encryption

Encryption

and

easy

and

and easy

setup:

easy

setup:

easy setup:

setup:

12345678

12345678 , and you can

N

OTE

N

OTE

N

N OTE

OTE : T

is

12345678

is

12345678

is

is 12345678

12345678 .

T

he

wireless

T

he

wireless

T he

he wireless

wireless password

.

Y

ou

can

.

Y

ou

can

.

Y

ou

ou can

can modify

password

password can

modify

modify it

can

can only

it

when

necessary

it

when

necessary

it when

when necessary

necessary .

only

only be

13

be

8

characters

be

8

characters

be 8

8 characters

characters in

.

in

length

in

length

in length

length and

and

and the

the

default

the

default

the default

default

4.1

System

4.1

System

4.1

4.1 System

System Status

Status

Chapter

Chapter 4

4

Advanced

4

Advanced

4 Advanced

Advanced Settings

Settings

Advanced

Click Advanced

Advanced Settings

status.

Connection

 Connection

Connection s

Disconnected: Indicates the router's WAN port hasn't been connected with a

network cable.

Connecting: Indicates the router's WAN port is obtaining an IP address.

Connected: Indicates the Router is properly connected to the

WAN

IP

WAN

 WAN

 Subnet

 Gateway:

 DNS

 Alternate

 Connection

IP

WAN IP

IP :

Subnet

Subnet mask:

Gateway:

Gateway: O btained from

DNS

server:

DNS

server:

DNS server:

server: Obtained from

Alternate

Alternate DNS

Connection

Connection type:

Settings

Settings >

:

: IP address obtained from

mask:

mask: O btained from

DNS

DNS server:

>

System

>

> System

s

tatus:

s

tatus:

s tatus:

tatus: Displays the router's WAN connection status.

server:

server: Obtained from

type:

type: Displays your current access method .

Status

System

Status

System Status

Status to view the router's WAN port and system

ISP.

14

LAN

MAC

a

LAN

 LAN

LAN MAC

WAN

 WAN

WAN MAC

System

 System

System time

Connected

 Connected

Connected c

displays the number of clients whose IP addresses are obtained via DHCP server).

Software

 Software

Software version

Hardware

 Hardware

Hardware versio

4.2

WAN

4.2

WAN

4.2

4.2 WAN

WAN Settings

ddress

MAC

a

ddress

MAC a

a ddress

ddress ： Displays the Router's LAN MAC address.

MAC

a

ddress

MAC

a

ddress

MAC a

a ddress

ddress ： Displays the Router's WAN MAC Address.

time

time ： Displays the system's updated time

c

lient

c

lient

c lient

lient ： Displays the number of the connected computers (normally

version

version ： Displays the Router's software version.

versio

versio n ： Displays the Router's hardware version .

Settings

Advanced

Click Advanced

Advanced Settings

Virtual

Dial-up

Virtual

Virtual Dial-up

Dial-up

Dial-up (PPPoE)

Settings

Settings >

(PPPoE)

>

WAN

settings

>

WAN

settings

> WAN

WAN settings

settings to configure the router's WAN settings.

15

Mode

:

Mode

 Mode

 Access

 MTU

 Service

 AC

 Connect

:

Mode :

: Shows your current connection mode.

Access

Account

Access

Access Account

Access

Access Password

MTU

:

MTU

:

MTU :

: Maximum Transmission Unit. This is the size of the largest data packet that

can be sent over the network. The default value is 1492. Do NOT modify it unless

necessary. If a specific website or web application software cannot open or be

enabled, you can try to change the MTU value to 1450, 1400, etc.

Service

Service Name:

otherwise leave it blank.

AC

Name:

AC

Name:

AC Name:

Name: The service name. E nter it if required, otherwise leave it blank.

Connect

Connect Automatically:

system or after a connection failure.

Connect

Connect on

detected (e.g., checking email). After a set period of time, the connection will be

terminated (Max Idle Time). A setting of zero means you will be connected to the

Internet at all times. Otherwise, enter the number of minutes of inactivity before you

are disconnected from the internet.

Connect

Connect Manually:

Connect

Connect on

N

OTE:

N

OTE:

N

N OTE:

OTE:

:

Account

:

Account :

: Enter the account provided by your

Password

Password :

Name:

Name: The connection name for the current PPPOE. E nter it if required,

Automatically:

Automatically: Connects automatically to the Internet after rebooting the

Manually:

Manually: Users connect to the internet manually.

on

on Fixed

:

: Enter the password provided by your

on

Demand:

on

Demand:

on Demand:

Demand: Connects to the internet whenever internet activity is

Fixed

Time:

Fixed

Time:

Fixed Time:

Time: Connects to the internet automatically at the time specified .

ISP.

16

The

“

Connect

The

“

Connect

The

The “

“ Connect

Connect on

current

current time

Static

Static IP

If your ISP provides you with a static

IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS server, and alternate DNS server provided by your

ISP or network administrator.

Mode

 Mode

Mode :

IP

 IP

IP address:

what it is, please contact your local ISP for assistance.

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet m

255.255.255.0.

Gateway:

 Gateway:

Gateway: Enter the Gateway provided by your

contact your local ISP for assistance.

DNS

 DNS

DNS s

Alternate

 Alternate

Alternate DNS

(this is optional).

Dynamic

Dynamic IP

If your connection mode is Dynamic

will get a different

finish the settings.

on

Fixed

Time

”

setting

goes

into

on

Fixed

Time

”

setting

on Fixed

Fixed Time

Time ”

” setting

time

in

“

Time

s

ettings

time

in

“

Time

time in

in “

“ Time

Time s

IP

:

: Shows your current connection mode.

address:

address: Enter the WAN IP address provided by your

m

ask:

m

ask:

m ask:

ask: Enter the WAN Subnet Mask provided by your

s

erver:

s

erver:

s erver:

erver: Enter the necessary DNS server provided by your

DNS

server:

DNS

server:

DNS server:

server: Enter the secondary DNS address if your ISP provides one

IP

(Via

DHCP)

IP

(Via

DHCP)

IP (Via

(Via DHCP)

DHCP)

IP.

You do n't need to enter any parameters in this mode , just click Ok

s

ettings

s ettings

ettings ”

”

” from

goes

setting goes

goes into

from

the

from

from the

“

the

“

the “

“ System

IP,

please choose static

IP,

it means every time you access the Internet, you

into

into effect

System

System t

effect

effect only

t

ools

t

ools

t ools

ools ”

ISP.

If you unsure of what it is, please

only

when

only

only when

”

menu.

”

menu.

” menu.

menu.

IP.

you

when

you

when you

you have

You will need to enter the

ISP.

If you are unsure of

ISP.

have

set

have

set

have set

set the

Generally it is

Ok

Ok to

the

17

PPTP

Mode:

 Mode:

Mode: Shows your current connection mode.

PPTP

server

PPTP

 PPTP

PPTP server

used to specify the destination address, which is needed for a PPTP connection.

Username/Password:

 Username/Password:

Username/Password: Used to log in to the PPTP server.

Address

 Address

Address mode:

Static

or Static

Static . If your ISP doesn't provide a fixed IP address, please select Dynamic

IP

address:

IP

address:

 IP

IP address:

address: Enter the IP address provided by your

should be, contact your local ISP for assistance.

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet mask:

255.255.255.0

Gateway:

 Gateway:

Gateway: Enter the gateway provided by your

address:

server

address:

server address:

address: The IP address or domain name of the destination server,

mode:

mode: Sets the router's IP address mode. Y ou can select either Dynamic

ISP.

If you are unsure of what this

mask:

mask: Enter the subnet mask provided by your

ISP.

If you are unsure of what this

18

ISP,

Dynamic

Dynamic .

usually it is

should be, contact your local ISP for assistance.

All the above values are provided by your

L2TP

Mode:

 Mode:

Mode: Shows your current connection mode.

L2TP

server

L2TP

 L2TP

L2TP server

used to specify the destination address, which is needed for a L2TP connection.

Username/Password:

 Username/Password:

Username/Password: Used to log in to the L2TP server.

Address

 Address

Address mode:

Static

Static . If your ISP doesn't provide a fixed IP address, please select Dynamic

IP

address:

IP

address:

 IP

IP address:

address: Enter the IP address provided by your

should be, contact your local ISP for assistance.

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet mask:

255.255.255.0

Gateway:

 Gateway:

Gateway: Enter the gateway provided by your

should be, contact your local ISP for assistance.

All the above values are provided by your

address:

server

address:

server address:

address: The IP address or domain name of the destination server,

mode:

mode: Set the router's IP address mode, you can select either Dynamic

mask:

mask: Enter the subnet mask provided by your

ISP.

If you are unsure of what this

ISP.

If you are unsure of what this

Dynamic

Dynamic .

ISP,

Dynamic

Dynamic or

usually it is

4.3

LAN

4.3

LAN

4.3

4.3 LAN

LAN Settings

Settings

19

Advanced

Click Advanced

Advanced settings

Mask.

LAN

 LAN

LAN MAC

IP

 IP

IP a

value is 192.168.0.1. Y ou can change it when necessary.

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet Mask:

NOTE:

Once

you

Once

you

Once

Once you

you modify

the

web-based

the

web-based

the

the web-based

web-based utility.

settings

settings >

MAC

MAC a

a

ddress:

a

ddress:

a ddress:

ddress: The router's LAN IP address (not your PC's IP address).The default

Mask:

Mask: The router's LAN S ubnet Mask . T he default value is 255.255.255.0

modify

modify the

utility.

>

LAN

settings

>

LAN

settings

> LAN

LAN settings

settings to configure the router's IP address and Subnet

a

ddress:

a

ddress:

a ddress:

ddress: The router's LAN MAC address, which cannot be changed.

the

IP

the

IP

the IP

IP address,

address,

address, you

you

you need

need

need to

to

to remember

remember

remember it

it

for

it

for

it for

for next

next time

time

time you

you

you log

log

log in

in

to

in

to

in to

to

4.4

MAC

4.4

4.4 MAC

Click Advanced

you to configure the router's WAN MAC address.

Clone

MAC

Clone

MAC Clone

Clone

Advanced

Advanced settings

settings

settings >

>

MAC

Clone

>

MAC

Clone

> MAC

MAC Clone

Clone to view the following screen. This screen allows

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�

MAC

�

� MAC

�

� Clone

�

� Restore

4.5

4.5 DNS

Address:

MAC

Address:

MAC Address:

Address: Set the router's WAN MAC address.

Clone

MAC

Clone

Clone MAC

from the default to the MAC address of the PC you are currently using. Don't use this

button unless your PC's MAC address is the one bound by your

Restore

Restore Default

DNS

DNS Settings

Address:

MAC

Address:

MAC Address:

Address: Clicking this button changes the router's WAN MAC address

Default

MAC:

Default

MAC:

Default MAC:

MAC: Restores the router's WAN MAC to default settings.

Settings

ISP.

Advanced

Click Advanced

Advanced settings

Domain Name System (or Service).

DNS

 DNS

DNS setting

setting

setting :

settings

settings >

>

DNS

>

DNS

> DNS

DNS settings

:

: Select to enable the DNS server.

settings

settings to view the following screen. DNS stands for

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Primary

 Primary

Primary DNS

Alternate

 Alternate

Alternate DNS

(this is optional).

N

OTE:

N

OTE:

N

N OTE:

OTE:

After

the

After

After the

4.6

4.6 WAN

settings

the

settings

the settings

settings are

WAN

WAN Medium

DNS

a

ddress:

DNS

a

ddress:

DNS a

a ddress:

ddress: Enter the necessary DNS address provided by your

DNS

a

DNS

a

DNS a

a ddress:

are

completed,

are

completed,

are completed,

completed, reboot

Medium

Medium Type

Type

ISP.

ddress:

ddress: Enter the secondary DNS address if your ISP provides one

reboot

the

router

to

activate

the

reboot

reboot the

the

router

the router

router to

to

activate

to activate

activate the

modified

the

modified

the modified

modified settings.

settings.

Advanced

Click Advanced

Advanced settings

will utilize (wired or wireless).

�

Wired

�

Wired

�

� Wired

Wired W AN:

WAN is the default mode.

�

W

�

W

�

� W

W ireless

settings

settings >

WAN:

WAN: In this mode, the cable is directly connected to the WAN port. W ired

ireless

WAN:

ireless

WAN:

ireless WAN:

WAN: Enable this mode if your ISP provides you a wireless connection

>

WAN

>

WAN

> WAN

WAN medium

medium

medium type

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type

type to configure the type of WAN the router

service or you want to use the router to expand your wireless signal coverage .

�

SSID

�

� SSID

�

� MAC:

 Channel:

 S

E

xample

E

xample

E

E xample

xample :

I f your ISP 's wireless device ' s SSID is W

plus the wireless MAC address and channel into the corresponding fields of the above

picture . If the ISP device is secured, s et your router ' s encryption type to the same as used

by the ISP 's device. Alternatively, y ou can click th e Open

automatically fill in the SSID , Channel, and wireless MAC. After saving these values, go to

the WAN Setting screen to select the corresponding WAN connection type to complete the

configuration.

4.

7

4.

7

4.

4. 7

7 Bandwidth

:

SSID

:

SSID :

: SSID ( Service Set Identifier) is the identity of the wireless device.You can only

access the ISP 's network by entering the correct SSID of the ISP ' s wireless device.

Open

scan

Open

You can click the Open

available SSIDs . The SSID can also be the SSID of the primary wireless device

when using the router as a wireless bridge.

MAC:

MAC:Toconnect to the ISP ' s wireless device you need to know the device ' s MAC

address. Y ou can click the Open

for an available MAC address or the primary wireless device ' s MAC address .

Channel:

Channel: The wireless device ' s communication channel. You must select the same

channel as the ISP ' s wireless device to enable communications. I t can also be

scanned by clicking the Open

S

ecurity

S

S ecurity

set the same security mode, encryption mode , and key as the ISP 's wireless device.

Bandwidth

Bandwidth Control

mode

ecurity

mode

ecurity mode

mode : When the ISP wireless device is secured, the access device should

:

Control

scan

Open scan

scan button to let the router automatically search for any

Open

scan

Open

scan

Open scan

scan button to let the router automatically search

Open

scan

Open

scan

Open scan

scan button.

W

ireless

W

ireless

W ireless

ireless then just enter Wireless

Wireless

Wireless into the SSID field ,

Open

scan

Open

scan

Open scan

scan button to let the router

Bandwidth control is used to limit the communication traffic of LAN computer s when

accessing the Internet. It can simultaneously control the traffic for a maximum of 254 PCs.

Additionally, IP address range configuration is also supported.

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Enable

Bandwidth

Enable

 Enable

 IP

 Upload/Download:

 Bandwidth

 Enable:

 Add

Let's take 2Mbps bandwidth as an example. T heoretically, the fastest downloading rate for

2Mbps bandwidth is 2Mbps / 8 = 256KByte/s, and the fastest uploading speed is 512kbps /

8 = 64KB yte/s.

Bandwidth

Enable Bandwidth

Bandwidth Control:

The default is disabled.

IP

Address:

IP

Address:

IP Address:

Address: The IP address range of the connected client computers whose traffic

you want to control. It can be a single IP address or IP address range.

Upload/Download:

Upload/Download: Specifies the direction in which traffic is to be controlled for the

selected IP addresses, either uploading or downloading .

Bandwidth

Bandwidth Range

to allow for use by client computers within the specified IP range. The specified

bandwidth cannot exceed the WAN port bandwidth limitation range.

Enable:

Enable: Enables the rule that is currently being edit ed . Otherwise, the rule will not go

into effect.

Add

to

list:

Add

to

list:

Add to

to list:

list: After you edit the rule, click the Add

to the rule list. You can have multiple rules that operate simultaneously.

Control:

Control: Enable or disable the internal IP bandwidth control.

Range

:

Range

:

Range :

: Specifies the minimum and maximum bandwidth (in KBytes/sec)

Add

to

list

Add

to

list

Add to

to list

list button to add the current rule

Example

Example 1

If you want to set the maximum download rate of the computer at the IP address

192.168.0.100 to 80-90KB yte/s , with a corresponding upload rate of 10-15KB yte/s , first add

an u p load rule as follows :

1

24

100

1. Enter 100

2. Select Upload

3. Enter 10

4. Click the box next to the Enable field so that it has a check mark in it.

5. Click the Add

6. Click Ok

Next add a download rule as shown in the following image using the following steps, as

illustrated in the next image:

1. Enter 100

2. Select Download

3. Enter 80

4. Click the box next to the Enable field so that it has a check mark in it.

5. Click the Add

6. Click Ok

100

100 - 100

100 in the IP address field

Upload

Upload in the Upload/Download field.

10

15

10

15

10 - 15

15 in the Bandwidth range field

Add

to

list

Add

to

list

Add to

to list

list button.

Ok

Ok to finish setting the upload rule settings.

100

100 - 100

100 in the IP address field

Download

Download in the Upload/Download field.

80

90

80

90

80 - 90

90 in the Bandwidth range field.

Add

to

list

Add

to

list

Add to

to list

list button.

Ok

Ok to finish setting the upload rule settings.

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Example

Example 2

The following two screen shots depict how to set an upload rate limit of 20-30 KBytes/s and

a download rate limit of 100-120 KBytes/s for computers within the IP address range

192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.254.

2

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Example

These values are set using the same method as in Example

4.

8

Traffic

4.

8

4.

4. 8

8 Traffic

The Traffic Statistics screen is used to display the bandwidth used by each connected PC.

Enable

Enable Traffic

each computer connected to the LAN. Usually it is best to leave this disabled to improve

the router's data packet processing ability, and the default is disabled. Although each

computer's traffic is constantly monitored when this function is enabled, the webpage will

Statistics

Traffic

Statistics

Traffic Statistics

Statistics

Traffic

statistics

Traffic

statistics

Traffic statistics

statistics : Check this box to allow the router to calculate the traffic used by

Example

Example 1.

1.

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refresh automatically every five minutes.

IP

address:

IP

address:

 IP

IP address:

address: the IP address of the computer whose traffic is being calculated.

Uplink

rate:

Uplink

 Uplink

 Downlink

 Sent

 Received

4.9

WAN

4.9

WAN

4.9

4.9 WAN

WAN Speed

This section allows you to configure the WAN speed. It is recommended t hat the default settings are retained.

rate:

Uplink rate:

rate: the data sending speed per second in KBytes/s.

Downlink

Downlink rate:

Sent

Sent message:

Sent

Sent Bytes:

Received

Received message:

Received

Received Bytes:

rate:

rate: the data receiving speed per second in Kbytes/s.

message:

message: the number of data packets sent out through the router.

Bytes:

Bytes: the total volume of data that is sent out through the router.

message:

message: the number of data packets received through the router.

Bytes:

Bytes: the total volume of data received through the router.

Speed

�

AUTO:

�

AUTO:

�

� AUTO:

AUTO: This is the default se tting. In this mode, the router will select the best data

speed for your network. Keep this selection unless you are experiencing connection

and performance issues.

10M

HALF-duplex:

10M

 10M

 100M

HALF-duplex:

10M HALF-duplex:

HALF-duplex: This is the slowest data rate. S elect this value if your router ' s

WAN port does not function properly when connected to an Ethernet cable , which

may be caused by degraded performance due to the cable ' s excessive length .

10M

FULL

10M

10M FULL

100M

100M HALF-duplex

100Mbps in half duplex mode.

100M

100M FULL-duplex

-duplex:

FULL

-duplex:

FULL -duplex:

-duplex: Select this value to improve WAN port performance .

HALF-duplex

HALF-duplex :

FULL-duplex

FULL-duplex :

:

: Choose this selection it to set the router ' s WAN port to work at

:

: This is the fastest data rate. S elect this value to force the WAN

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port to work at maximum speed. This will result in lost a lost data if an error occurs. It

is better to choose the AUTO option so that the router can dynamically react to

fluctuations in signal strength and reliability.

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Chapter

Chapter 5

5.1

Wireless

5.1

Wireless

5.1

5.1 Wireless

Wireless Basic

Enable

 Enable

Enable w

When not selected, all wireless features and functions are disabled.

Wireless

 Wireless

Wireless Working

Wireless

Wireless Access

Basic

Settings

Basic

Settings

Basic Settings

Settings

w

ireless

w

w ireless

function

ireless

function

ireless function

function :

Working

Working mode:

Access

Point

Access

Point

Access Point

Point (AP)

mode:

mode: Select between the two possible wireless modes:

5

W

LAN

5

W

5 W

W LAN

:

: When selected it enables the router's wireless features.

(AP)

(AP) and Network

Network

Network Bridge

Settings

LAN

Settings

LAN Settings

Settings

Bridge

Bridge (WDS)

(WDS)

(WDS) .

Wireless

Wireless Access

 Network

 Primary

 Secondary

 Broadcast

Access

Point

Access

Access Point

Network

Network Mode

11b

mode

11b

mode

11b

11b mode

mode R ： Use this mode if you have only Wireless-B clients in your network.

11g

mode

11g

mode

11g

11g mode

mode ： Use this mode if you have only Wireless-G clients in your network.

11b/g

11b/g mixed

11b/g/n

11b/g/n mixed

Primary

SSID:

Primary

SSID:

Primary SSID:

Secondary

Secondary SSID:

Primary SSID, and which serves as an alternative identifier. The Secondary SSID is

optional.

Broadcast

Broadcast (SSID):

allows other wireless devices to find it by scanning . When disabled other wireless

SSID: This is a unique name used to identify the network and is required.

(AP)

Point

(AP)

Point (AP)

(AP)

Mode

:

Mode

:

Mode :

: Select one of the modes from the drop-down list:

mixed

mode:

mixed

mode:

mixed mode:

mode: Use this mode if you have only Wireless-B and Wireless-G

clients in your network.

mixed

mode:

mixed

mode:

mixed mode:

mode: Use this mode if you have Wireless-B, Wireless-G,

and/or Wireless-N clients in your network.

SSID:

SSID: This is another unique name, which must be different from the

(SSID):

(SSID): Select Enable

Enable

Enable to allow the router's SSID to be broadcast, which

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devices must be manually configured to use the router's SSID. This is enabled by

default .

AP

Isolation

AP

 AP

 Channel:

 WMM

 APSD

 Channel

 Extension

Isolation

AP Isolation

Isolation :

leave it disabled. When enabled, wireless clients connected via the primary SSID

and wireless clients connected via secondary SSID are isolated and cannot

communicate with each other. Enable this option only if you want to operate two

completely separate wireless LANs, each with their own separate SSID.

Channel:

Channel: The channel currently used by the router. Select an effective channel, from

1 to11 , or AutoSelect.

WMM

WMM Capable:

bandwidth to high-priority data streams, such as Voice Over IP (VoIP), online gaming,

and video streaming, by decreasing bandwidth to low priority streams, such as data

downloads and email. This is enabled by default and should remain so to ensure

proper QoS (Quality of Service) operation.

APSD

APSD Capable:

into sleep/doze status when not active and is only used with WMM. This is most

useful for systems that consist almost entirely of Voice over IP (VoIP) applications.

Otherwise it is best to leave this option disabled.

Channel

Channel bandwidth:

depends on the type of wireless connections in use. If the clients include systems

using an 11n connection, select the 20/40M option. If the only clients are using 11b/g

connections, then choose the 20M setting.

Extension

Extension Channel:

router will broadcast and receive data. You want to make sure that the router is not

using the same channel as any other device in the same frequency range. If a

conflict occurs it can cause interference and lost data packets. In most cases, setting

this to Auto

:

: T his option is disabled by default , and it is recommended that you

Capable:

Capable: The Wi-Fi MultiMedia mode allows the router to provide a steady

Capable:

Capable: The Automatic Power Save Delivery option is used to put devices

bandwidth:

bandwidth: This option sets the appropriate bandwidth for the router and

Channel:

Channel: This setting determines the wireless channel on which your

Auto

Select

Auto

Select

Auto Select

Select will ensure that no conflicts occur.

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Network

Network Bridge

WDS (Wireless Distribution System) is used to expand the wireless coverage area for an

existing network.

 AP

Example

Example : This example bridges two W 3 68 R routers.

Bridge

(WDS)

Bridge

Bridge (WDS)

AP

MAC

AP

MAC

AP MAC

MAC address:

whose coverage you want to expand.

Settings

(WDS)

Settings

(WDS) Settings

Settings

address:

address: Input the MAC address of another (opposing) wireless router

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1. If you know the connecting router's MAC address, enter it into the AP MAC address field

Ok

and click Ok

2. Y ou can also obtain the MAC address by scanning for the router's signal.

Ok

Ok .

Open

scan

Open

a) Click Open

connect to and click the Ok

MAC address will be added to the AP MAC address field automatically.

scan

Open scan

scan to get a list of available routers. Select the router you want to

Ok

Ok button on the dialog box. The corresponding wireless

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Ok

b) After the MAC address is added, click Ok

3. After completing the above steps, repeat the process with the other W3 68 R router.

NOTE

NOTE :

The

WDS

feature

The

The WDS

WDS

feature

WDS feature

feature requires

requires

requires that

that

that both

both

both routers

Ok

Ok .

routers

support

routers

support

routers support

support this

this

function

this

function

this function

function and

and

and that

that

that the

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the

SSID,

the

SSID,

the SSID,

SSID,

channel,

channel, encryption

5.2

5.2 Wireless

With the wireless security function, you can prevent others from connecting to your wireless

network and using the network resources without your consent. Meanwhile, you can also

block illegal users from intercepting or intruding into your wireless network.

5.2.1

5.2.1 WPS

WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setting) makes it quick and easy to establish a secure connection

between the wireles s clients and the router . You only need to enter a PIN code or press the

WP S button on the back panel of the router to configure it without manually selecting an

encryption method or setting a key .

encryption

encryption method,

Wireless

Wireless Security

WPS

WPS Settings

Security

Security Settings

Settings

method,

method, and

Settings

and

password

and

password

and password

password are

are

are the

the

same

the

same

the same

same on

on

each

on

each

on each

each connected

connected

connected router.

router.

�

� WPS

 WPS

WPS

settings

WPS

settings

WPS settings

settings :Toenable or disable WPS function. The default is En

WPS

mode:

WPS

mode:

WPS mode:

mode: Selects which of two methods to use: PBC

or PIN

PIN code.

PBC:

 PBC:

PBC: Select PBC

panel of the device for about one second. The WPS LED indicator will be

flashing for 2 minutes, which means the WPS is enabled. During this time

(flashing WPS LED), you can enable the wireless client to implement the

PBC

PBC and click Ok

Ok

Ok , or press and hold the WPS button on the back

PBC

PBC (Push-Button Configuration)

En

En able

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able

able .

WPS/PBC negotiation between them. When the WPS connection is

completed, the LED indicator will be continuously lit.Toadd more clients,

repeat the above steps.)

PIN:

 PIN:

PIN: If this option is enabled, you need to enter a wireless client's PIN code in

the field and use the same code for the WPS client.

Reset

OOB:

Reset

 Reset

NOTE

NOTE :

The

The use

5.2.2

5.2.2 WPA-PSK

The WPA (WiFi Protected Access) method guarantees protection of WLAN users' data and

only the authorized network users can access the WLAN.

OOB:

Reset OOB:

OOB: P ress this button, the WPS client will be in an idle state, and the WPS

indicator will turn off. The AP will not respond to the WPS client's connection request

and will set the security mode as Open-None (Disable) mode.

use

of

the

WPS

use

use of

WPA-PSK

of

of the

the

WPS

the WPS

WPS function

function

function requires

requires

requires the

the

the use

use

of

wireless

use

of

wireless

use of

of wireless

wireless adapter.

adapter.

�

Security

�

Security

�

� Security

Security Mode:

WPA

 WPA

WPA Algorithms:

(Advanced Encryption Standard), or both.

Key

 Key

Key :

Key

 Key

Key Renewal

Mode:

Mode: Select the proper security mode from the drop-down menu.

Algorithms:

Algorithms: Allows the use of TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol), AES

:

: Enter a pass phrase that consists of 8-63 ASCII characters.

Renewal

Renewal Interval:

Interval:

Interval: Set the key's renewal period , which tells the device how

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often it should change the dynamic keys.

5.2.3

WPA2-PSK

5.2.3

WPA2-PSK

5.2.3

5.2.3 WPA2-PSK

WPA2-PSK

WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access version 2) provides even higher security than the use of

basic WPA.

WPA

Algorithms:

WPA

 WPA

 Key

Algorithms:

WPA Algorithms:

Algorithms: Allows the use of TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol), AES

(Advanced Encryption Standard), or both.

Key

:

Key

:

Key :

: Enter a pass phrase that consists of 8-63 ASCII characters.

Key

Renewal

Key

Renewal

Key Renewal

Renewal Interval:

often it should change the dynamic keys.

Interval:

Interval: Set the key's renewal period , which tells the device how

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5.2.4

WEP

5.2.4

WEP

5.2.4

5.2.4 WEP

WEP

The WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is an encryption method that encrypts the data

transferred wirelessly between devices to prevent unauthorized users from intercepting or

invading the wireless network. WEP security, based on RC4 data encryption technology,

provides data confidentiality, integrity, and authentication for wireless communication s .

�

Security

�

Security

�

� Security

Security Mode:

The Open

WEP

 WEP

WEP Key1~4:

5 or 13 ASCII characters (illegal characters such as "/" are not allowed) . Hex keys

use 10 or 26 hexadecimal characters (0-9 and A-F).

Default

 Default

Default Key:

Mode:

Mode: S elect the corresponding security mode f rom the drop-down menu .

Open

Open option is more secure and is preferred over the Shared

Key1~4:

Key1~4: Set the WEP keys using either ASCII or Hex format. ASCII codes use

Key:

Key: Select one of the four preset keys to use as the current default one.

Shared

Shared method.

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5.3

Wireless

5.3

Wireless

5.3

5.3 Wireless

Wireless Access

W ireless access control is based on the MAC address to permit or forbid specific clients'

access to the wireless network.

MAC

 MAC

MAC a

to the wireless network, while the Forbid

list from access ing the wireless network .

Configure

 Configure

Configure MAC

implement the filter policy. Click Add

MAC

 MAC

MAC Address

them individually.

Access

Access Control

a

ddress

f

ddress

ddress f

ilter:

f

ilter:

f ilter:

ilter: The Permit

MAC

MAC a

list:

list: Displays the filtered MAC addresses. You can add or delete

a

a ddress

Address

Address list:

Control

Permit

Permit option allows the specified clients in the list access

Forbid

Forbid option prevents the specified clients in the

a

ddress:

a

ddress:

a ddress:

ddress: Input the MAC address es of the wireless clients to

Add

Add to finish the MAC addition operation.

5.4

Connection

5.4

Connection

5.4

5.4 Connection

Connection Status

This screen shows the wireless client's connection status, including the MAC address and

channel bandwidth .

Status

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MAC

a

ddress:

MAC

a

 MAC

 Bandwidth:

ddress:

MAC a

a ddress:

ddress: Shows the MAC addresses of the clients connect ed to the router.

Bandwidth:

Bandwidth: Shows the channel bandwidth of the currently connected wireless

clients.

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Chapter

Chapter 6

6.1

DHCP

6.1

6.1 DHCP

The DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) is used to assign an IP address to the

computers on the LAN/private network. When you enable the DHCP Server, the DHCP

Server will automatically allocate an unused IP address from the IP address pool to the

requesting computer. You must specify the starting and ending address for the IP Address

pool.

 DHCP

 IP

 Lease

Server

DHCP

Server

DHCP Server

Server

DHCP

s

erver:

DHCP

s

erver:

DHCP s

s erver:

erver: Check the Enable

IP

pool

s

tart/

e

nd

a

IP

pool

s

IP pool

distribution.

Lease

Lease t

assigned to a specific client by the DHCP server. During this time, the server will not

attempt to assign the IP address to any other client computer.

tart/

pool s

s tart/

tart/ e

t

ime:

t

ime:

t ime:

ime: This indicates the length of time that a dynamic IP address may be

ddress:

e

nd

a

ddress:

e nd

nd a

a ddress:

ddress: Enter the range of IP address es for DHCP server

6

DHCP

6

DHCP

6 DHCP

DHCP Server

Enable

Enable box to enable the DHCP server.

Server

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6.2

DHCP

Client

6.2

DHCP

6.2

6.2 DHCP

DHCP Client

The DHCP client list displays client computer IP addresses, MAC addresses, host names,

and other information assigned by the DHCP se r ver. Y ou can manually enter the IP and

MAC address to conver t an IP into a static a ssignment for the specified client.

IP

a

ddress:

IP

a

 IP

 MAC

ddress:

IP a

a ddress:

ddress: You can specify an IP address for static binding.

MAC

MAC a

binding . Click Add

List

Client

List

Client List

List

a

ddress:

a

ddress:

a ddress:

ddress: Enter the MAC address of the computer you want to give static

Add

Add to add the entry in the list.

Host

N

ame:

Host

N

 Host

 IP

 MAC

 Lease

ame:

Host N

N ame:

ame: Displays t he name of the computer whose IP is allocated by the DHCP

server.

IP

Address:

IP

Address:

IP Address:

Address: Displays the IP address of the client computer.

MAC

address:

MAC

address:

MAC address:

address: Displays the MAC address of the client computer.

Lease

t

ime:

Lease

t

ime:

Lease t

t ime:

ime: Displays the amount of time remaining on the client's IP address lease.

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Chapter

Chapter 7

7.1

Port

Range

7.1

Port

7.1

7.1 Port

Port Range

Port Range Forwarding allows you to specify which IP address is to receive incoming data

over specific ports. This is useful when running an application that will receive data from the

internet on a specific port, or port range, without having first sent out data to the internet on

the same port (e.g., when running a web server, ftp host, etc.

Forwarding

Range

Forwarding

Range Forwarding

Forwarding

7

Virtual

7

Virtual

7 Virtual

Virtual Server

Server

Start/End

 Start/End

Start/End p

specific client computer.

LAN

 LAN

LAN IP:

through the specified ports.

Protocol:

 Protocol:

Protocol: Select the protocol (TCP , UDP, or Both) for the application. If you are not

clear about the protocol that will be used, select Both

Enable:

 Enable:

Enable: Click the Enable

Delete

 Delete

Delete :

Well-

 Well-

Well- k

list . Select one and select a sequence number in the ID drop-down list and then click

Add

Add to

service ports that are not listed, you can manually add them to the list.

Add

 Add

Add to

For

Example

For

Example

For

For Example

Example : You want to share some large files with your friends outside of your local

p

ort:

p

ort:

p ort:

ort: Enter the starting and ending port numbers to be forwarded to the

IP:

IP: Enter the IP address of the client computer which will receive the data sent

Both

Both .

Enable

Enable c heck box to put the rule into effect.

:

: Clears all the settings of this line when the Ok

k

nown

s

ervice

p

k

nown

s

k nown

nown s

s ervice

to

to and this port will be added automatically to the ID list. For other well known

to

:

to

:

to :

: Adds the selected well-known port to the policy ID.

ort:

ervice

p

ort:

ervice p

p ort:

ort: The well-known protocol ports are listed in the drop-down

Ok

Ok button is clicked.

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area network. However, they are too big, and it's not convenient to physically transfer them.

You can build a FTP server on your computer and set the router's port range forwarding to

give your friends access to these files on your computer. For the purpose of this example,

suppose that your FTP server (or your computer's static IP address) is 192.168.0.10 and

you want your friends to access the server through the default port 21 using the TCP

protocol. Y ou would then perform the following steps:

FTP

1. Enter 21 in both the Start port and End port field s. Alternatively, you can select FTP

FTP

FTP from

the well-known service port list and port 21 will be added to the corresponding fields

automatically.

2. Enter 192.168.0.10 in the LAN IP column.

Both

3. Select Both

4. Check the box under Enable

5. Click the Ok

Both

Both as the protocol.

Enable

Enable .

Ok

Ok button to put the rule into effect.

Now, when your friends want to visit the FTP server, they only need to enter

ftp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:21

HHHH

in the address field. Here, xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the router's WAN IP

HHHH

address. For example, when your router's WAN IP address is 172.16.102.89 your friends

need to enter

NOTE:

If

you

set

If

you

set

If

If you

you set

set the

ftp://172.16.102.89

HHHH

the

service

the

service

the service

service port

:

21

:

21

:

: 21

21 in the address field.

HHHH HHHH HHHH

HHHH

port

of

port

port of

the

of

the

of the

the virtual

virtual

server

virtual

server

virtual server

server to

to

to 80,

80,

80, you

you

must

you

must

you must

must set

set

set the

the

the Web

Web

44

management

management port

e.g.

8080.

e.g.

8080.

e.g.

e.g. 8080.

8080. Otherwise,

7.2

DMZ

7.2

DMZ

7.2

7.2 DMZ

DMZ Settings

The DMZ Settings screen allows one local computer to be exposed to the Internet for use

by a special-purpose service, such as Internet gaming or videoconferencing. DMZ hosting

forwards all the ports at the same time to one PC.

 DMZ

 Enable:

For

example:

For

example:

For

For example:

example:

Set the computer at the IP address of 192.168.0.10 as DMZ host to connect to another host

on the Internet for intercommunication.

port

on

the

Remote

Web

port

on

the

port on

Otherwise,

Otherwise, there

Settings

DMZ

Host

Host IP

IP

IP Address:

DMZ

DMZ Host

want to set as the DMZ host.

Enable:

Enable: C heck to enable the DMZ host.

Remote

on the

the Remote

Remote Web

there

will

there

will

there will

will be

Address:

Address: The IP address of the client computer on the LAN, which you

Management

Web

Management

Web Management

Management screen

be

a

conflict

be

a

conflict

be a

a conflict

conflict in

in

disabling

in

disabling

in disabling

disabling the

screen

screen to

the

the virtual

to

be

any

to

be

any

to be

be any

any value

virtual

server

virtual

server

virtual server

server .

value

except

value

except

value except

except 80,

80,

NOTE:

When

the

When

the

When

When the

the DMZ

7.3

UPNP

7.3

UPNP

7.3

7.3 UPNP

UPNP Settings

DMZ

host

DMZ

host

DMZ host

host is

Settings

is

enabled,

is

enabled,

is enabled,

enabled, the

the

firewall

the

firewall

the firewall

firewall settings

settings

settings of

45

of

of the

the

the DMZ

DMZ

host

DMZ

host

DMZ host

host will

will

not

will

not

will not

not function.

function.

With the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) function, the internal client computer can request

the router to process some special port switching, so as to allow an external client to use

the resources of the internal host.

Enable

UPnP:

Enable

 Enable

NOTE

NOTE :

This

This function

Direct-X

Direct-X 9.0

UPnP.

UPnP:

Enable UPnP:

UPnP: Click the checkbox to enable the UPnP .

function

function is

9.0

9.0 or

is

is enabled

or

later.

or

later.

or later.

later. This

enabled

enabled with

This

function

This

function

This function

function is

with

Windows

with

Windows

with Windows

Windows

is

is also

also

also enabled

XP,

Windows

XP,

Windows

XP,

Windows

Windows ME,

enabled

enabled when

when

when using

ME,

and

ME,

and

ME, and

and later,

using

software

using

software

using software

software that

later,

later, when

that

that supports

when

using

when

using

when using

using

supports

46

Chapter

Chapter 8

8.1

Client

Filter

8.1

Client

8.1

8.1 Client

Client Filter

Y

ou can enable client filtering to control a client computer's access to specific ports of the

internet.

Filter

 Filter

Filter Mode

Access

 Access

Access Policy:

Remark:

 Remark:

Remark: Input a simple description of the configured filter rule (you may leave it

blank if you wish).

Start/End

 Start/End

Start/End IP:

Port:

 Port:

Port: E nter the range of ports to be controlled. The two values may be the same,

indicating a single port rather than a range of ports.

Type

 Type

Type :

Time:

 Time:

Time: Select the starting and ending time range for the filter to be in effect.

Date:

 Date:

Date: Select the starting and ending day(s) to apply the access policy.

Enable:

 Enable:

Enable: Check the Enable box to apply the filter after clicking the Ok

Settings

Filter

Settings

Filter Settings

Settings

Mode

:

Mode

:

Mode :

: Y ou can select either Permit

Policy:

Policy: Select an unused number from the drop-down list .

IP:

IP: Enter the Start IP and End IP address range.

:

: Select a protocol type (TCP , UDP , or Both) from the drop-down list .

8

Security

8

Security

8 Security

Security Settings

Permit

Permit only

Settings

only

only or Forbid

Forbid

Forbid only

only

only .

Ok

Ok button.

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Example

Example 1:

from accessing the Internet at any time.

1:

1: Prevent clients at IP addresses between 192.168.0.100 and 192.168.0.120

Example

Example 2:

only between the hours 8:00 (8 am) and 18:00 (6 pm) on any day of the week .

2:

2: Allow the computer with the IP address of 192.168.0.145 to access websites

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8.2

MAC

8.2

8.2 MAC

You can also limit the client access to the internet using the MAC Address Filter.

 Filter

 Access

 Remark:

 MAC

 Time:

 Date:

 Enable:

Address

MAC

Address

MAC Address

Address Filter

Filter

mode:

Filter

mode:

Filter mode:

mode: You can select either Permit

Access

Access Policy:

Remark:

Remark: Input a simple description of the configured filter rule (you may leave it

blank if you wish).

MAC

Address:

MAC

Address:

MAC Address:

Address: Enter the MAC address of the client to which you want to apply the

filter.

Time:

Time: Select the starting and ending time range for the filter to be in effect.

Date:

Date: Select the starting and ending day(s) to apply the access policy.

Enable:

Enable: Check the Enable box to apply the filter after clicking the Ok

Filter

Permit

only

Forbid

Permit

only

Permit only

only or Forbid

Policy:

Policy: Select an unused number from the drop-down list .

Forbid

Forbid only

only

only .

Ok

Ok button.

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Example

Example 1:

accessing the internet between 8:00 (8 am) to 18:00 (6 pm) from Monday to Friday.

1:

1: Prevent the computer with the MAC address of 00:E0:4C:69:A3:23 from

Example

Example 2:

internet at any time of day from Monday to Friday .

2:

2: Allow the computer with the MAC address of 00 : E4 : A5 : 44 : 35 : 69 to access

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8.3

URL

Filter

8.3

URL

8.3

8.3 URL

URL Filter

You can use URL filtering to forbid client access to certain websites at a specified time

and/or day of the week.

Filter

 Filter

Filter Mode

Access

 Access

Access Policy:

Remark:

 Remark:

Remark: A simple description of the configured file. You can also leave it blank.

Start/End

 Start/End

Start/End IP:

URL

 URL

URL character

Time:

 Time:

Time: Select the starting and ending time range for the filter to be in effect.

Date:

 Date:

Date: Select the starting and ending day(s) to apply the access policy.

Enable:

 Enable:

Enable: Check the Enable box to apply the filter after clicking the Ok

Settings

Filter

Settings

Filter Settings

Settings

Mode

:

Mode

:

Mode :

: You can select either Disable

Policy:

Policy: Select an unused number from the drop-down list .

IP:

IP: Enter the Start IP and End IP address range.

character

character s

s

tring:

s

tring:

s tring:

tring: Enter text string(s) or keyword(s) that will be filtered.

Disable

Disable or Forbid

Forbid

Forbid only

only

only .

Ok

Ok button.

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Example:

Example: Prevent all computers on LAN from accessing baidu.com

and 18:00 (6 pm) from Monday to Friday.

NOTE

NOTE :

Each

access

policy

can

filter

only

one

Each

access

policy

can

filter

Each

Each access

access policy

policy can

can filter

domain

names,

you

domain

names,

domain

domain names,

names, you

8.4

Remote

8.4

Remote

8.4

8.4 Remote

Remote Web

This section allows the network administrator to manage the router remotely. If you want to

access the router from outside of the local network, click the checkbox after Enable

need

you

need

you need

need to

Web

Management

Web

Management

Web Management

Management

filter only

to

set

to

set

to set

set multiple

only

only one

domain

one

domain

one domain

domain name.

multiple

multiple access

access

access policies.

baidu.com

baidu.com between 8:00 (8 am)

name.

So,

if

you

name.

name. So,

policies.

So,

So, if

if

you

if you

you want

want

want to

to

filter

to

filter

to filter

filter multiple

Enable

Enable .

multiple

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Enable:

 Enable:

Enable: Check to enable remote web management.

Port:

 Port:

Port: The management port open to outside access. The default value is 80.

IP

Address:

IP

Address:

 IP

IP Address:

Address: Specify the range of the IP address es of the computers on the internet

to allow remote management of the router's settings.

N

OTE

:

N

OTE

:

N

N OTE

OTE :

:

1.

If

you

want

to

log

in

the

1.

If

you

want

to

1.

1. If

If you

you want

the

format

the

format

the

the format

format of

implement

implement remote

2.

If

your

2.

If

your

2.

2. If

If your

your WAN

Internet

can

Internet

can

Internet

Internet can

can perform

to

218.88.93.33

to

218.88.93.33

to

to 218.88.93.33

218.88.93.33 -

218.88.93.33,

218.88.93.33, 218.88.93.34

remote

web

remote

web

remote

remote web

web management.

For

example:

For

example:

For

For example:

example:

If you want to allow the computer at the IP address of 218.88.93.33 to access the router's

web -based utility via port 8080, please set the parameters as shown in the example

screenshot .

want to

to log

of

WAN

of

WAN

of WAN

WAN IP

remote

remote login.

WAN

IP

WAN

IP

WAN IP

IP address

perform

perform remote

218.88.93.34

218.88.93.34 and

management.

log

log in

login.

address

address starts

-

- 218.88.93.35,

device's

in

the

device's

in the

the device's

device's Web-based

IP

address:port

IP

address:port

IP address:port

address:port (for

login.

starts

starts and

remote

remote web

218.88.93.35,

218.88.93.35, then

Web-based

Web-based Utility

(for

(for example

and

ends

and

ends

and ends

ends with

web

management.

web

management.

web management.

management. If

then

only

then

only

then only

only the

and

218.88.93.35

and

218.88.93.35

and 218.88.93.35

218.88.93.35 can

Utility

via

port

8080,

Utility

via

Utility via

example

example http://220.135.211.56:8080

with

0.0.0.0,

with

0.0.0.0,

with 0.0.0.0,

0.0.0.0, it

If

If you

the

computers

the

computers

the computers

computers at

can

can access

port

via port

port 8080,

http://220.135.211.56:8080

http://220.135.211.56:8080 )

it

means

it

means

it means

means all

you

change

you

change

you change

change the

access

the

access

the

access the

the router

8080,

8080, you

all

all computers

the

Internet

the

Internet

the Internet

Internet IP

at

the

at

the

at the

the IP

router

router to

you

you need

computers

computers on

IP

IP addresses

need

to

need

to

need to

to use

on

on the

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address

addresses

addresses of

to

implement

to

implement

to implement

implement

use

)

to

)

to

) to

to

the

of

53

Chapter

Chapter 9

9.1

Routing

9.1

Routing

9.1

9.1 Routing

Routing Table

This page shows the router's core routing table.

The main duty of a router is to look for the best path for every data packet and transfer that

data packet to its destination station .Tofulfill this function, many transferring paths, i.e.

routing table, are saved in the router, for use when needed.

9.2

Static

9.2

Static

9.2

9.2 Static

Static Routing

This screen is used to set the router's static routing.Astatic route is a pre-determined

pathway that network information must travel to reach a specific host or network.

Table

Routing

9

Routing

9

Routing

9 Routing

Routing Settings

Settings

Destination

 Destination

Destination network

Subnet

 Subnet

Subnet m

network

network IP

m

ask:

m

ask:

m ask:

ask: Enter the subnet mask, which is usually 255.255.255.0

IP

a

ddress:

IP

a

ddress:

IP a

a ddress:

ddress: The destination host or IP segment you visit.

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Gateway:

 Gateway:

Gateway: The entry IP address of the next router.

NOTE:

1.

The

gateway

1.

The

gateway

1.

1. The

The gateway

gateway must

2.

If

the

2.

If

the

2.

2. If

If the

the destination

255.255.255.255.

3.

If

the

3.

If

the

3.

3. If

If the

the destination

For

example,

For

example,

For

For example,

example, if

must

must be

destination

destination IP

destination

destination IP

if

the

if

the

if the

the destination

be

at

the

be

at

the

be at

at the

the same

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address is

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address is

destination

destination IP

same

net

same

net

same net

net segment

is

a

client's

is

a

client's

is a

a client's

client's address,

is

an

IP

is

an

IP

is an

an IP

IP segment,

IP

is

10.0.0.0

IP

is

10.0.0.0

IP is

is 10.0.0.0

10.0.0.0 then

segment

segment with

address,

address, then

segment,

segment, then

then

then the

with

the

with

the

with the

the router's

then

then the

then

it

then

it

then it

it must

the

subnet

the

subnet

the subnet

subnet mask

router's

router's LAN

the

the subnet

must

match

must

match

must match

match the

mask

mask must

LAN

IP.

LAN

IP.

LAN

IP.

subnet

mask

subnet

mask

subnet mask

mask must

the

the subnet

must

must be

must

must be

subnet

mask.

subnet

mask.

subnet mask.

mask.

be

255.0.0.0

be

255.0.0.0

be 255.0.0.0

255.0.0.0

be

55

Chapter

Chapter 10

10.1

Time

10.1

10.1 Time

This section is used to the router's internal clock. You can set it manually or obtain the GMT

time from the Internet.

 Time

 Customized

When

When the

the

the GMT

connect

connect to

the

the time

Settings

Time

Settings

Time Settings

Settings

Time

z

one:

Time

z

one:

Time z

z one:

one: Select the time zone in which you are operating the router from the

drop-down list .

Customized

Customized time:

and time in the appropriate fields .

N

OTE

:

N

OTE

:

N

N OTE

OTE :

:

the

the Router

GMT

time

GMT

time

GMT time

time automatically

to

to the

time

settings

time

settings

time settings

settings in

time:

time: Check this box to enable manual time setting, then enter the date

Router

is

Router

Router is

the

the internet

powered

is

powered

is powered

powered off,

automatically

automatically the

internet

and

internet

and

internet and

and obtain

in

other

in

other

in other

other functions

functions

functions (e.g.

off,

the

off,

the

off, the

the time

the

next time

obtain

obtain the

10

System

10

System

10 System

System Tools

time

setting

time

setting

time setting

setting s

time

it

time

it

time it

it accesses

the

GMT

the

GMT

the GMT

GMT time

(e.g.

security

(e.g.

security

(e.g. security

security settings)

Tools

s

will

s

will

s will

will be

accesses

accesses the

time

or

time

or

time or

or set

settings)

settings) take

Tools

be

be lost.

the

the internet.

set

the

set

the

set the

the time

lost.

The

lost.

The

lost. The

The router

internet.

internet. Only

time

on

time

on

time on

on this

take

effect.

take

effect.

take effect.

effect.

router

will

router

will

router will

will obtain

Only

when

Only

when

Only when

when you

this

screen,

this

screen,

this screen,

screen, can

obtain

you

can

10.2

DDNS

10.2

DDNS

10.2

10.2 DDNS

DDNS

If you want outside users to be able to access your system from the internet, they can do so

using either your gateway's router IP address or a Domain Name. However, unless you

have a static IP address from your

your Domain Name will be broken.Tosolve this, you can sign up for a Dynamic Domain

Name System, which will ensure that the fixed Domain Name you have selected can

always be resolved with whatever IP address is currently assigned to your connection. This

router can be setup to communicate with the DDNS server to keep it informed of your

ISP,

your IP address will change and the resolution of

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current IP address.

DDNS:

 DDNS:

DDNS: Click the radio button to Enable

Service

p

Service

 Service

Service p

list. If you haven't already registered with this service, click Sign

User

 User

User n

Password:

 Password:

Password: Enter the password for login to the DDNS provider.

Domain

 Domain

Domain n

For

example:

For

example:

For

For example:

example:

Establish a Web server i n the local host 192.168.0.10 and register in dyn.net as follows:

After mapping the port in the virtual server, and setting up the account information on the

DDNS server , you can then access the web page by entering

HHHH TUTUTUTU http://monoprice. dyndns .org UUUUTTTT HHHH in the address field .

10.3

Backup/Restore

10.3

Backup/Restore

10.3

10.3 Backup/Restore

Backup/Restore

This screen allows you to backup the router's current settings or restore any previously

saved settings.

rovider:

p

rovider:

p rovider:

rovider: Select one of the available service providers from the drop-down

n

ame:

n

ame:

n ame:

ame: Enter the Username for login to the DDNS provider.

n

ame:

n

ame:

n ame:

ame: Enter the effective registered Domain Name.

Username monoprice

Password 123456

Domain Name monoprice. dyndns .org

Enable

Enable or Disable

Disable

Disable the DDNS service.

Sign

up

Sign

up

Sign up

up for registration.

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�

Backup

�

� Backup

 Restore

Setting:

Backup

Setting:

Backup Setting:

Setting:

Backup

Click the Backup

select a path in which to save the configuration file.

Click the Save

Restore

Restore Setting:

Click the Browse

Backup

Backup button to back up the Router's settings. You will be prompted to

Save

Save button to save the configuration files.

Setting:

Browse

Browse button to select the configuration file you wish to restore.

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Restore

”

Restore

Click the “ Restore

10.4

Restore

10.4

Restore

10.4

10.4 Restore

Restore to

This screen allows you to re store all settings to the factory default values.

”

Restore ”

” button to restore previous settings.

to

Factory

to

Factory

to Factory

Factory Default

Default

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Restore:

 Restore:

Restore: Click this button to restore to default settings.

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Factory

d

efault

s

�

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Factory d

Password:

Password: NULL (the default password displays as null)

IP

IP a

Subnet

Subnet m

NOTE:

After

restoring

After

restoring

After

After restoring

restoring to

settings

settings effective.

10.5

10.5 Upgrade

When updated firmware is available, you can upgrade the router's internal software to

obtain improved performance and functionality. Y ou can check for firmware updates at the

http:// www.monoprice.com

effective.

Upgrade

ettings:

d

efault

s

ettings:

d efault

efault s

s ettings:

ettings:

a

ddress:

a

ddress:

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ddress: 192.168.0.1

m

ask:

m

ask:

m ask:

ask: 255.255.255.0

to

default

to

to default

settings,

default

settings,

default settings,

settings, please

website.

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please

restart

please

restart

please restart

restart the

the

router

the

router

the router

router to

to

make

to

make

to make

make the

the

default

the

default

the default

default

Browse:

 Browse:

Browse: C lick this button to select the upgrade file.

Upgrade:

 Upgrade:

Upgrade: Click this button to start the update process. After the upgrade is

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completed, the router will reboot automatically.

10.6

Reboot

10.6

Reboot

10.6

10.6 Reboot

Reboot the

Reboot the router to make a configuration take effect . The router will cut its WAN

connection automatically after rebooting.

Reboot

 Reboot

Reboot the

10.7

Password

10.7

Password

10.7

10.7 Password

Password Change

On this screen you can set a new password for the router. Changing passwords

periodically is a good security practice.

the

Router

the

Router

the Router

Router

the

router:

the

router:

the router:

router: Click this button to reboot the router.

Change

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Old

p

assword:

Old

p

 Old

 New



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The default

without

without any

recommended

recommended that

10.8

10.8 Syslog

This screen allows you to review the system log. You can view various conditions

appearing after system start and check to see if there has been an attack on the network.

The log can record up to 150 entries.

assword:

Old p

p assword:

assword: Enter the old password.

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p

assword:

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p

assword:

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assword: Enter a new password.

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default

default password

any

any authentication.

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password

new

password

new password

password :

password

password displays

authentication.

authentication. To

that

that you

displays

displays as

you

change

you

change

you change

change the

:

: Re-enter to confirm the new password.

as

null,

users

can

log

as

as null,

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secure

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secure

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secure the

the

the initial

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users can

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router

the

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password

initial

password

initial password

password .

can

can log

log

log into

and

and your

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into the

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your network

the

web-based

the

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the web-based

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utility

is

highly

is

highly

is highly

highly

Refresh:

 Refresh:

Refresh: Click this button to update the log.

Clear:

 Clear:

Clear: Click this button to clear the currently displayed log.

Appendix

Appendix 1

IP:

IP: Internet Protocol. An IP address is a numeric identifier assigned to computers on both

LANs and WANs. It is used to direct data traffic to the specific computer or LAN.

WAN:

WAN: Wide Area Network.

intercommunications between multiple smaller LANs. In most cases, the WAN is the

internet, though businesses and government institutions often maintain their own private

WANs.

A

WAN is a large network that provides data and

1

Glossary

1

Glossary

1 Glossary

Glossary

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LAN:

LAN: Local Area Network. A LAN is a small network, which accesses a WAN through a

Gateway. In most cases, the LAN is the network of computers in your home, which access

the internet (WAN) through a router configured as a Gateway.

MAC:

MAC: Media Access Control.AMAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network

interface devices. Each Network Interface Card (NIC), for example, has a unique MAC

address. While a computer's IP address may change frequently, its MAC address will

remain the same, unless it undergoes a physical change in hardware.

DNS:

DNS: Domain Name System. The DNS is a system of alphanumeric names to identify

locations on the internet, rather than forcing users to use the raw IP address. Since an IP

can change, the DNS system allows users to continue to access a particular domain, even

if its IP has changed.

Channel:

Channel: Because many wireless devices use the same frequency a system of channels is

used to separate the different transmissions, thereby eliminating interference and crosstalk.

This is the same functional concept as the use of channels on a TV to separate the different

transmissions coming in over the single RF cable.

SSID:

SSID: SSID (Service Set Identifier) is the network name shared by all devices in a wireless

network. Your network's SSID should be unique to your network and all devices within the

network must use the same SSID. It is case-sensitive and limited to a maximum of 20

characters. Y ou may use any of the characters on the keyboard.

DHCP:

DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. The DHCP is a system for configuring

computers connected to IP networks. It eliminates much of the manual work that would

have to be done by a network administrator. It also maintains a central database of all the

devices connected to a network and eliminates duplicate resource assignments.

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Appendix

Appendix 2

 Supports IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.3, and IEEE 802.3u

standards.

 H igh gain omni-directional antenna, with strong signals and long transmission

distance.

 Wireless transmission rates up to 150 Mbps or 300 Mbps.

 Provides one 10/100 Mbps auto-negotiation Ethernet WAN port to connect to the

Wide Area Network.

 Provides four 10/100 Mbps auto-negotiation Ethernet LAN ports to connect to the

Local Area Network.

 Supports Auto MDI/MDIX.

 Supports xDSL/Cable modems with either static or dynamic IPs in a community

broadband networking.

 Includes router, wireless access point, four-port switch, and firewall functions.

 Supports WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, and WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK mixed security modes.

 Includes a WPS button to initiate the WPS function.

 Supports hidden SSID function and MAC address-based access control.

 Supports WMM for improved multimedia and VoIP performance.

 Supports SNTP .

 Supports UPnP and DDNS.

 Supports WDS to extend wireless network coverage.

 Supports wireless WAN functionality and allows access to ISP ' s wireless hotspots to

share Internet access with multiple computers .

 Supports virtual server and DMZ hosting.

 Provides a system log to record the important router events.

2

Product

2

Product

2 Product

Product Features

Features

Appendix

Appendix 3

T his section provides some possible solutions to common problems, which may occur

during the router's installation or use . The instructions below may help you deal with the

problems. If you r problem is not in the list , please log into our website

HHHH TUTUTUTU www.monoprice.com UUUUTTTT HHHH or send an E-mail to HHHH support@monoprice.com , and we will reply

to you at the earliest time.

1.

I

am

unable

to

access

the

1.

1. I

I

am

I am

am unable

unable

unable to

to

access

to access

access the

router's

the

router's

the router's

router's Web

Web

-based

Web

-based

Web -based

-based Utility

3

3 FAQ

FAQ

Utility

after

Utility

after

Utility after

after entering

entering

entering the

the

the IP

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address

64

in

the

address

in

the

address

in

in the

the address

address field

Step

1:

Step

1:

Step

Step 1:

1: Check to see if the router is powered on and working correctly. After the device is

powered on for a few seconds, the SYS indicator on the front panel should illuminate. If it is

not lit, please contact us.

Step

2:

Step

2:

Step

Step 2:

2: Check that the network cables are connected correctly and that the corresponding

LED indicator illuminates. Sometimes, the indicator illuminates, but it does not mean it is

functioning.

Step

3:

Step

3:

Step

Step 3:

3: Run the “ Ping ” command and check to see if it can ping the router's LAN IP

address 192.168.0.1.Todo this, open your system's “ Command Prompt ” and type Ping

192.168.0.1

192.168.0.1 and then press Enter. If the ping is successful, please make sure your browser

does not access the Internet through a proxy server. If the ping fails, press the RESET

button on the router for at least 7 seconds to restore to default settings, then repeat the

ping operation. If it still does not work, please contact us.

2

.

I

forgot

2

.

I

forgot

2

2 .

. I

I forgot

forgot the

Press the RESET

3.

The

3.

The

3.

3. The

The computer

Check if there are other DHCP servers in the LAN. If so, disable them. The default IP

address of the router is 192.168.0.1, so make sure the address is not being used by any

other device. If there are two computers with the same IP address, change one of them.

4

.

I

cannot

4

.

I

cannot

4

4 .

. I

I cannot

cannot use

This sometimes happens with ADSL connections and Dynamic IP users. You may need to

modify the default MTU value (1492).Todo this, open the WAN

the MTU value to a recommended value, such as 1450 or 1400.

field

of

my

field

field of

the

login

the

login

the login

login password

RESET

RESET button for at least 7 seconds to restore the router to its default settings.

computer

computer connected

connected

connected with

use

E-mail

use

E-mail

use E-mail

E-mail and

browser.

of

my

browser.

of my

my browser.

browser.

password

password and

with

with the

and

access

and

access

and access

access the

and

cannot

and

cannot

and cannot

cannot enter

the

router

the

router

the router

router shows

the

the Internet.

enter

enter the

Internet.

shows

shows IP

the

Web

the

Web

the Web

Web -based

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address conflict.

WAN

WAN Setting

-based

Utility

Utility .

conflict.

.

-based

-based Utility

Setting

Setting screen and modify

RESET

Ping

5.How

can

I

share

my

5.How

can

I

5.How

5.How can

If you want Internet users to access the internal server via the router, such as an e-mail

server, Web server, FTP server, etc., you can configure a Virtual

Step

Step 1:

and that you know the related service port. For example, a web server's port is 80, FTP is

21, SMTP is 25, and POP3 is 1 10.

Step

Step 2:

Step

Step 3:

internal and external network, for example 80 for a web server. Input the same value for

both the Start

share

can I

I share

share my

1:

1: Create your internal server. Make sure the LAN users can access these servers

2:

2: In the router's web utility, click Virtual

3:

3: Input the service port used by the application (i.e. the external port) for mapping the

Start

Start port

my

my computer's

port

port and End

computer's

computer's resource

End

End port

port

port fields

resource

resource with

Virtual

Virtual Server

with

other

users

with

other

with other

other users

Server

Server and select Port

on

users

on

users on

on the

Virtual

Server

Virtual

Server

Virtual Server

Server , as follows:

Port

Port Range

the

internet

internet ？

？

Forwarding

Forwarding .

the

the internet

Range

Range Forwarding

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Step

4:

Step

4:

Step

Step 4:

4: Input the internal server's IP address. For example, if your Web server's IP address

is 192.168.0.10, input 10 in the IP address field.

Step

5:

Step

5:

Step

Step 5:

5: Select the communication protocol used by your internal host: TCP , UDP, or Both.

Step

7:

Step

Step 7:

The following table lists some well-known applications and their respective service ports:

Ok

7:

Ok

7: Click Ok

Ok to activate the settings.

Server Protocol Service Port

WEB Server TCP 80

FTP Server TCP 21

Telnet TCP 23

NetMeeting TCP 1503, 1720

MSN Messenger TCP/UDP

PPTP VPN TCP 1723

Vonage VoIP TCP

SMTP TCP 25

POP3 TCP 110

File Send: 6891-6900 (TCP)

Voice: 1863, 6901 (TCP)

Voice: 1863 , 5190 (UDP)

5060-5070

10000-25000

Appendix

Appendix 4

Deleting

Deleting the

1. Right click My

the

the wireless

4

Deleting

4

Deleting

4 Deleting

Deleting the

wireless

wireless configuration

My

My Network

configuration

configuration file

Network

Network Places

Places

Places o n your computer's desktop and select Properties

the

Wireless

the

Wireless

the Wireless

Wireless Configuration

file

under

file

under

file under

under Windows

Configuration

Configuration File

Windows

Windows XP:

XP:

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File

Properties

Properties .

Wireless

2. Right click Wireless

Wireless

Wireless Network

Network

Network Connections

Connections

Connections and select Properties

Properties

Properties .

Wireless

3. Click Wireless

Wireless Networks

Remove

click the Remove

Remove button, as shown in the example below.

Deleting

Deleting the

1. Right click Network

Networks

Networks , select the network configuration in Preferred

the

wireless

the

wireless

the wireless

wireless configuration

configuration

configuration file

Network

Network and click Properties

Properties

Properties .

file

under

file

under

file under

under windows

67

windows

windows 7

Preferred

Preferred networks

7

networks

networks , then

Manage

2. Click Manage

Manage

Manage wireless

wireless

wireless networks

networks

networks on the left side of the window.

Remove

3. Select the corresponding configuration file, right click it, then select Remove

in the pop-up menu.

Remove

Remove network

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network

Appendix

Appendix 5

EU

Declaration

EU

Declaration

EU

EU Declaration

Declaration or

Hereby, Monoprice declares that this Wireless Broadband Router is in compliance with the

essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

FCC

Statement

FCC

Statement

FCC

FCC Statement

Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user

is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected

-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

To

assure continued compliance, any changes or modifications not expressly approved by

the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this

equipment. (Example: use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or

peripheral devices).

or

Declaration

or

Declaration

or Declaration

Declaration of

5

Regulatory

5

Regulatory

5 Regulatory

Regulatory Information

of

Conformity

of

Conformity

of Conformity

Conformity

Information

The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction

with any other antenna or transmitter.

FCC

Radiation

FCC

Radiation

FCC

FCC Radiation

Radiation Exposure

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled

environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with the minimum distance

of 20 cm. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

Exposure

Exposure Statement

Statement

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1) This device may not cause interference, and

2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause

undesired operation of the device.

Caution!

The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by

unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user

authority to operate the equipment.

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