DIR-300NRUB7 - User Manual - v.1.4.1 - 14.11.12 - EN

User Manual
DIR-300NRU
Wireless Router with Built-in 4-port Switch
November 2012
DIR-300NRU Wireless Router with Built-in 4-port Switch User Manual
Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction..........................................5
Contents and Audience.......................................................5 Conventions.................................................................5 Document Structure..........................................................5
Chapter 2. Overview..............................................6
General Information.........................................................6 Specifications.............................................................. !roduct Appearance.........................................................12 Front Panel..............................................................12 Back Panel...............................................................13 Deliver" !ac#a$e...........................................................1%
Chapter &. Installation and Connection..........................15

'efore (ou 'e$in...........................................................15 Connectin$ to !C...........................................................16 PC with Ethernet Adapter.................................................16 Obtaining IP Address A to!aticall" in O# $indows %P......................16 Obtaining IP Address A to!aticall" in O# $indows &.......................1' PC with $i(Fi Adapter....................................................23 Con)ig ring $i(Fi Adapter in O# $indows %P...............................2* Con)ig ring $i(Fi Adapter in O# $indows &................................2+ Connectin$ to )e*+*ased Interface..........................................2 )e*+*ased Interface Structure..............................................2, Savin$ and -estorin$ Settin$s..............................................&2
Chapter %. Confi$urin$ via )e*+*ased Interface..................&%

Clic#.n.Connect............................................................&% Creating $A, Connection..................................................36 PPPoE Connection.......................................................36 Static IP Connection...................................................41 Dynamic IP Connection..................................................45 PPTP or L2TP Connection................................................49 PPTP + Static IP or L2TP + Static IP Connection........................53 PPTP + Dynamic IP or L2TP + Dynamic IP Connection......................61 Checking Internet A-ailabilit"...........................................6. Con)ig ring $ireless Connection..........................................6' Con)ig ring IP/0.........................................................&1 )ireless /etwor# Settin$s )i0ard........................................... 1 1irtual Server Settin$s )i0ard............................................. , I!21 Setup )i0ard..........................................................34
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Status.....................................................................31 ,etwork #tatistics........................................................1 23CP......................................................................2 4o ting /able.............................................................3 Clients...................................................................* /et........................................................................35 $A,.......................................................................+ Creating PPPoE WA Connection..........................................!6 Connection......................................9" Connection.....................................93 Connection...................................96 Connection..........1"" Connection........1"5 Creating Static IP WA Creating Dynamic IP WA Creating PPTP or L2TP WA
Creating PPTP + Static IP or L2TP + Static IP WA Creating PPTP + Dynamic IP or L2TP + Dynamic IP WA
5A,.....................................................................111 )i+5i.....................................................................112 Co!!on settings.........................................................112 Basic #ettings..........................................................113 #ec rit" #ettings.......................................................11* 6AC Filter..............................................................121 #tation 5ist............................................................122 $P#.....................................................................123 #$ing WPS %&nction 'ia We()(a$e* Inter+ace............................125 #$ing WPS %&nction ,it-o&t We()(a$e* Inter+ace........................125 Additional #ettings.....................................................12& $66.....................................................................12' Client..................................................................131 Advanced..................................................................1&& 05A,....................................................................13* 7PnP....................................................................13& 22,#....................................................................13. 2,#.....................................................................1*1 4o ting.................................................................1*1 4e!ote Access...........................................................1*3 I86P....................................................................1*+ 5irewall..................................................................1%6 IP Filters..............................................................1*6 0irt al #er-ers.........................................................1*' 269.....................................................................1+2 6AC Filter..............................................................1+3 Control...................................................................155 745 Filter..............................................................1++
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S"stem....................................................................153 Ad!inistrator Password..................................................1+' Con)ig ration...........................................................161 #"ste! 5og..............................................................162 Fir!ware 7pgrade........................................................16* ,/P Client..............................................................166 /racero te..............................................................16& /elnet..................................................................16.
Chapter 5. Operation Guidelines................................16,

Safet" Instructions.......................................................16, )ireless Installation Considerations......................................16, Connectin$ to Ca*le or DS6 7odem..........................................1 4
Chapter 6. A**reviations and Acron"ms..........................1 1
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Introduction
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IN!R$DUC!I$N
Contents and Audience

This manual describes the router DIR-300NRU and explains how to configure and operate it. This manual is intended for users familiar with basic networ ing concepts! who create an in-home local area networ ! and s"stem administrators! who install and configure networ s in offices.
Conventions
"%am&le text Before You Begin Quick Guide C'an(e 1,2.163.4.1 Installation Descri&tion The bod" text of the manual. # reference to a chapter or section of this manual. # reference to a document. # name of a menu! menu item! control $field! chec box! drop-down list! button! etc.%. Data that "ou should enter in the specified field. #n important note.
Information
Document Structure
Chapter 1 describes the purpose and structure of the document. Chapter 2 gi&es an o&er&iew of the router's hardware and software features! describes its appearance and the pac age contents. Chapter 3 explains how to install the router DIR-300NRU and configure a () in order to access its web-based interface. Chapter 4 describes all pages of the web-based interface in detail. Chapter 5 includes safet" instructions and tips for networ ing and connecting additional e*uipment. Chapter introduces abbre&iations and acron"ms used in this manual.
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General Information
The DIR-300NRU de&ice is a wireless router with a built-in +-port switch. It pro&ides a fast and simple wa" to create a wireless and wired networ at home or in an office. ,ou are able to connect the wireless router DIR-300NRU to a cable or D-. modem or to a pri&ate /thernet line and use a high-speed Internet connection to successfull" fulfill a wide range of professional tas s. The built-in +-port switch enables "ou to connect /thernet-enabled computers! game consoles! and other de&ices to "our networ . Using the DIR-300NRU de&ice! "ou are able to *uic l" create a wireless networ at home or in "our office! which lets "our relati&es or emplo"ees connect to "our wireless networ &irtuall" an"where $within the operational range of "our wireless networ %. The router can operate as a base station for connecting wireless de&ices of the standards 001.22b! 001.22g! and 001.22n $at the rate up to 2304bps%. The router supports multiple functions for the wireless interface5 se&eral securit" standards $6/(! 6(#76(#1%! 4#) address filtering! 6(-! 644. The wireless router DIR-300NRU includes a built-in firewall. The ad&anced securit" functions minimi8e threats of hac er attac s! pre&ent unwanted intrusions to "our networ ! and bloc access to unwanted websites for users of "our .#N. ,ou can configure and manage the settings of the wireless router DIR-300NRU &ia the user-friendl" web-based interface $the interface is a&ailable in se&eral languages%.
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Specifications*
WAN Interface 2 2072009#-/-T: /thernet port for cable or D-. modem or pri&ate /thernet line
LAN Interface + 2072009#-/-T: /thernet ports
WLAN Interface I/// 001.22n $up to 2304bps% I/// 001.22b7g
Network Functions 6#N connection t"pes (((o/ -tatic I( D"namic I( ((T(7.1T( ((T(7.1T( ; -tatic I( ((T(7.1T( ; D"namic I( D<)( ser&er and client DN- rela" =(N pass-through $((T(7.1T(% D"namic DN-tatic I( routing Remote management Networ statistics for each interface I>4( (rox" RI( U(n( -upport of =.#N 6#N ping respond
? The de&ice features are sub@ect to change without notice. Aor the latest &ersions of the firmware and rele&ant documentation! &isit www.dlin .ru. Page . of 172
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Wireless Connection -upported securit" settings 6/( 6(#76(#1 (ersonal 6(#76(#1 /nterprise 4#) filter 4anaging connected stations (IN and (9) methods of 6(644 $6i-Ai Bo-% #d&anced settings -upport of client mode
Frequency Range 1+00C1+03.3 4<8 I-4 band
Data Rate 001.22b 22! 3.3! 1! and 24bps 001.22g 3+! +0! 3D! 1+! 20! 21! E! and D4bps 001.22n D.3C2304bps Transmitter Output ower 001.22b $t"pical at room temperature% 2Fd9m $;7-1d9m% at 22! 3.3! 1! and 24bps 001.22g $t"pical at room temperature% 2+d9m $;7-1d9m% at 3+ and +04bps 23d9m $;7-1d9m% at 3D and 1+4bps 23d9m $;7-1d9m% at 20 and 214bps 2Dd9m $;7-1d9m% at E and D4bps
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001.22n $t"pical at room temperature 13 0G% <T 105 2+d9m $;7-1d9m% at 4)- 0CF <T +05 23d9m $;7-1d9m% at 4)- 0CF
Recei!er "ensiti!ity 001.22b $t"pical at (/R H 0I $2000-b"te (DUs% at room temperature% -FDd9m at 224bps -FDd9m at 3.34bps -00d9m at 14bps -00d9m at 24bps 001.22g $t"pical at (/R H 20I $2000-b"te (DUs% at room temperature% -01d9m at D4bps -02d9m at E4bps -FEd9m at 214bps -FFd9m at 204bps -F+d9m at 1+4bps -F0d9m at 3D4bps -DDd9m at +04bps -D3d9m at 3+4bps 001.22n $t"pical at (/R H 20I $2000-b"te (DUs% at room temperature 13 0G% #T$% -01d9m at 4)--0 -FEd9m at 4)--2 -FFd9m at 4)--1 -F+d9m at 4)--3 -F0d9m at 4)--+ -DDd9m at 4)--3 -D3d9m at 4)--D -D+d9m at 4)--F
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#T&% -FEd9m at 4)--0 -FEd9m at 4)--2 -F+d9m at 4)--1 -F2d9m at 4)--3 -DFd9m at 4)--+ -D3d9m at 4)--3 -D1d9m at 4)--D -D2d9m at 4)--F Firewall Functions Networ #ddress Translation $N#T% -tateful (ac et Inspection $-(I% I( filters UR. filter 4#) filter D4J (re&ention of #R( and DDo- attac s =irtual ser&ers
Configuration an' (anagement 4ultilingual web-based interface for configuration and management #ccess &ia T/.N/T Airmware update &ia web-based interface -a&ing7restoring configuration to7from file -upport of remote logging #utomatic s"nchroni8ation of s"stem time with NT( ser&er Traceroute utilit"
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L)Ds ower /xternal power adapter D) 3=72K Reset to Aactor" Defaults button (ower Internet 6.#N + .#N ./Ds
Operating Temperature Arom 0 to +0 0) $from 31 to 20+ 0A%
"torage Temperature Arom -10 to D3 0G $from -+ to 2+E 0A%
Operating #umi'ity Arom 20I to E0I non-condensing
"torage #umi'ity Arom 3I to E3I non-condensing
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Product Appearance
Front Panel
Figure 1. Front panel view.
1"D ower
Mode
Solid green No light Solid green
Descri&tion The router is powered on. The router is powered off. The Internet connection is on. The 6#N interface is acti&e $upstream or downstream traffic%. The router's 6.#N is on. The 6.#N interface is acti&e $upstream or downstream traffic%. # de&ice $computer% is connected to the rele&ant port! the connection is on. The .#N port is acti&e $upstream or downstream traffic%.
Internet
Blinking green Solid green
WLAN
Blinking green Solid green
LAN *+&
Blinking green
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Back Panel
Figure 2. Back panel view.
ort 1AN 1-4 IN!"RN"! )+21A
Descri&tion + /thernet ports to connect computers or networ de&ices. # port to connect to a cable or D-. modem or to a pri&ate /thernet line $it is recommended to use the cable included in the deli&er" pac age%. (ower connector. # button to restore the factor" default settings and to *uic l" add wireless de&ices to the router's 6.#N $the 6(- function%.
R"3"! , 3
To use the 6(- function5 with the de&ice turned on! push the button and immediatel" release it. To restore the factor" defaults5 with the de&ice turned on! push the button! hold it for 3 seconds! then release it.
The de&ice is also e*uipped with a built-in 6i-Ai antenna.
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Delivery Package
The following should be included5 6ireless router DIR-300NRU (ower adapter D) 3=72# /thernet cable $)#T 3/% Quick Installation GuideL $brochure%.
The M!ser "anualL and MQuick Installation GuideL documents in Russian and /nglish are a&ailable on D-.in website $see ftp.dlin .ru7pub7Router7DIR-300NNRU7Description79F%.
Using a power suppl" with a different &oltage rating than the one included will cause damage and &oid the warrant" for this product.
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Installation and Connection
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IN3!A11A!I$N AND C$NN"C!I$N
Before You Begin

(lease! read this manual prior to installing the de&ice. 4a e sure that "ou ha&e all the necessar" information and e*uipment. Operating "ystem )onfiguration of the wireless router DIR-300NRU with a built-in +-port switch $hereinafter referred to as Mthe routerL% is performed &ia the built-in web-based interface. The web-based interface is a&ailable from an" operating s"stem that supports a web browser. We, -rowser The following web browsers are recommended5 6indows Internet /xplorer! 4o8illa Airefox! or Opera. Aor successful operation! Pa&a-cript should be enabled on the web browser. 4a e sure that Pa&a-cript has not been disabled b" other software $such as &irus protection or web user securit" pac ages% running on "our computer. Wire' or Wireless NIC .)t/ernet or Wi+Fi A'apter0 #n" computer that uses the router should be e*uipped with an /thernet or 6i-Ai adapter $NI)%. If "our computer is not e*uipped with such a de&ice! install an /thernet or 6i-Ai adapter prior to using the router. Wireless Connection 6ireless wor stations from "our networ should be e*uipped with a wireless 001.22b! g! or n NI) $6i-Ai adapter%. In addition! "ou should specif" the &alues of --ID! channel number and securit" settings defined in the web-based interface of the router for all these wireless wor stations.
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Connecting to PC
PC with Ethernet Adapter
2. 4a e sure that "our () is powered off. 1. )onnect an /thernet cable between an" of .#N ports located on the bac panel of the router and the /thernet port of "our (). 3. )onnect the power cord to the power connector port on the bac panel of the router! then plug the power adapter into an electrical outlet or power strip. +. Turn on "our () and wait until "our operating s"stem is completel" loaded.
Obtaining IP Address Automatically in OS Windows P

2. )lic the 3tart button and proceed to the Control Connections 4 Net*or5 Connections window. anel 4 Net*or5 and Internet
1. In the Net*or5 Connections window! right-clic the rele&ant 1ocal Area Connection icon and select the ro&erties line in the menu displa"ed.
Figure 3. The Net ork Connections window.
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3. In the 1ocal Area Connection ro&erties window! on the 6eneral tab! select the Internet rotocol 7!C 8I 9 line. )lic the ro&erties button.
Figure 4. The !ocal Area Connection Properties window.
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+. -elect the $btain an I address automaticall: and $btain DN3 server address automaticall: radio buttons. )lic the $; button.
Figure 5. The Internet Protocol "#CP$IP% Properties window.
3. )lic the <= button in the connection properties window. Now "our computer is configured to obtain an I( address automaticall".
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Obtaining IP Address Automatically in OS Windows !

2. )lic the 3tart button and proceed to the Control anel window. 1. -elect the Net*or5 and 3'arin( Center section. $If the )ontrol (anel has the categor" &iew $the Cate(or: &alue is selected from the +ie* b: drop-down list in the top right corner of the window%! choose the +ie* net*or5 status and tas5s line under the Net*or5 and Internet section.%
Figure 6. The Control Panel window.
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3. In the menu located on the left part of the window! select the C'an(e ada&ter settin(s line.
Figure 7. The Net ork and S&aring Center window.
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+. In the opened window! right-clic the rele&ant 1ocal Area Connection icon and select the ro&erties line in the menu displa"ed.
Figure . The Net ork Connections window.
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3. In the 1ocal Area Connection ro&erties window! on the Net*or5in( tab! select the Internet rotocol +ersion 4 7!C 8I v49 line. )lic the ro&erties button.
Figure !. The !ocal Area Connection Properties window.
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D. -elect the $btain an I address automaticall: and $btain DN3 server address automaticall: radio buttons. )lic the $; button.
Figure 1". The Internet Protocol 'ersion ( "#CP$IPv(% Properties window.
F. )lic the $; button in the connection properties window. Now "our computer is configured to obtain an I( address automaticall".
PC with Wi"Fi Adapter

2. )onnect the power cord to the power connector port on the bac panel of the router! then plug the power adapter into an electrical outlet or power strip. 1. Turn on "our () and wait until "our operating s"stem is completel" loaded. 3. Turn on "our 6i-Ai adapter. #s a rule! modern noteboo s with built-in wireless NI)s are e*uipped with a button or switch that turns on7off the wireless adapter $refer to "our () documents%. If "our () is e*uipped with a pluggable wireless NI)! install the software pro&ided with "our 6i-Ai adapter.
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Con#iguring Wi"Fi Adapter in OS Windows P

2. )lic the 3tart button and proceed to the Control Connections 4 Net*or5 Connections window. anel 4 Net*or5 and Internet
1. -elect the icon of the wireless networ connection and ma e sure that "our 6i-Ai adapter is on.
Figure 11. The Net ork Connections window.
3. -earch for a&ailable wireless networ s. +. In the opened ,ireless Net*or5 Connection window! select the wireless networ DI-+ &44/-8' and clic the Connect button. #fter that the ,ireless Net*or5 Connection 3tatus window appears.
If "ou perform initial configuration of the router &ia 6i-Ai connection! note that immediatel" after changing the wireless default settings of the router "ou will need to reconfigure the wireless connection using the newl" specified settings.
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Con#iguring Wi"Fi Adapter in OS Windows !

2. )lic the 3tart button and proceed to the Control anel window. 1. -elect the Net*or5 and 3'arin( Center section. $If the )ontrol (anel has the categor" &iew $the Cate(or: &alue is selected from the +ie* b: drop-down list in the top right corner of the window%! choose the +ie* net*or5 status and tas5s line under the Net*or5 and Internet section.%
Figure 12. The Control Panel window.
3. In the menu located on the left part of the window! select the C'an(e ada&ter settin(s line. +. In the opened window! select the icon of the wireless networ connection and ma e sure that "our 6i-Ai adapter is on. 3. To open the list of a&ailable wireless networ s! select the icon of the wireless networ connection and clic the Connect !o button or left-clic the networ icon in the notification area located on the right side of the tas bar.
Figure 13. The noti#ication area o# the ta$k%ar.
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D. In the opened window! in the list of a&ailable wireless networ s! select the wireless networ DI-+&44/-8' and clic the Connect button.
Figure 14. The li$t o# availa%le network$.
F. 6ait for about 10-30 seconds. #fter the connection is established! the networ icon will be displa"ed as the signal le&el scale.
If "ou perform initial configuration of the router &ia 6i-Ai connection! note that immediatel" after changing the wireless default settings of the router "ou will need to reconfigure the wireless connection using the newl" specified settings.
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Connecting to )e*+*ased Interface

6hen "ou ha&e configured "our computer! "ou can access the web-based interface and configure needed parameters $create a 6#N connection! change the parameters of the wireless networ ! specif" the settings of the firewall! etc.%. 2. -tart a web browser $see the Before You Begin section! page 23%. 1. In the address bar of the web browser! enter the I( address of the router $b" default! the following I( address is specified5 1,2.163.4.1%. (ress the )nter e".
Figure 15. &onnecting to the we%'%a$ed inter#ace o# the ()*'3""N*+ device.
3. On the opened page! enter the username and password for the administrator account in the 1o(in and ass*ord fields correspondingl" $b" default! the following username and password are specified5 admin! admin%. Then clic the "nter lin .
Figure 16. The login page.
If the error MThe page cannot be displayedL $or MUnable to display the pageL7MCould not connect to remote serverL% occurs upon connecting to the web-based interface of the router! ma e sure that "ou ha&e properl" connected the router to "our computer.
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Right after the first access to the web-based interface "ou are forwarded to the page for changing the administrator password specified b" default.
Figure 17. The page #or changing the de#ault ad,ini$trator pa$$word.
/nter a new password in the ass*ord and Con>irmation fields $"ou ma" use digits! .atin letters $uppercase and7or lowercase%! and characters a&ailable on the e"board%! then clic the 3ave lin .
Remember or write down the new password for the administrator account. In case of losing the new password! "ou can access the settings of the router onl" after restoring the factor" default settings &ia the hardware R)")T1W " button. This procedure wipes out all settings that "ou ha&e configured for "our router.
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)e*+*ased Interface Structure

#fter successful registration the router's *uic settings page opens.
Figure 1 . The -uick $etting$ page.
The web-based interface of the router is multilingual. -elect a needed language from the menu displa"ed when the mouse pointer is o&er the 1an(ua(e caption. ,ou can change the language of the web-based interface in an" menu item.
Figure 1!. &hanging the language o# the we%'%a$ed inter#ace.
#fter selecting the language! the notification on unsa&ed changes will be displa"ed. )lic the 3ave icon $ % to sa&e the current language of the web-based interface as the default language.
The *uic settings page displa"s general information on the router and its software $the &ersion and the date of the firmware! the I( address of the de&ice! the name of the 6.#N! etc.%.
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On the *uic settings page "ou can run a needed 6i8ard! *uic l" get to some pages of the webbased interface! search for a specific page! or switch to the ad&anced settings section. To upgrade the firmware of the router! left-clic the current firmware &ersion $the right column of the ?irm*are version line%. #fter clic ing the line! the 3:stem 8 ?irm*are u&(rade page opens $for the detailed description of the page! see the #ir$%are !pgrade section! page 2D+%. To contact the technical support group $to send an e-mail%! left-clic the support e-mail address $the right column of the 3u&&ort line%. #fter clic ing the line! the e-mail client window for sending a new letter to the specified address opens. To edit the router's local interface parameters! left-clic the I( or 4#) address of the local interface $the right column of the 1AN I line or 1AN MAC line correspondingl"%. #fter clic ing the line! the page for editing the .#N interface opens $for the detailed description of the page! see the &'( section! page 220%. To configure the router's 6.#N parameters! left-clic the --ID of the 6.#N $the right column of the 33ID line%. #fter clic ing the line! the ,i-?i 8 @asic settin(s page opens $for the detailed description of the page! see the Basic )ettings section! page 223%. To configure connection to the Internet! clic the Clic5AnAConnect lin in the Net section $for the detailed description of the 6i8ard! see the Click*n*Connect section! page 3+%. To configure the router's wireless networ ! clic the ,ireless net*or5 settin(s *iBard lin in the ,i-?i section $for the detailed description of the 6i8ard! see the +ireless (et%ork )ettings +i,ard section! page F2%. To configure access from the Internet to a web ser&er located in "our .#N! clic the +irtual server settin(s *iBard lin in the ?ire*all section $for the detailed description of the 6i8ard! see the -irtual )er.er )ettings +i,ard section! page FE%. To configure the router to use an I(T= set-top box! clic the I !+ settin(s *iBard lin in the I !+ section $for the detailed description of the 6i8ard! see the I/0- )etup +i,ard section! page 00%. To configure all parameters of the router independentl" without the 6i8ards! clic the Advanced settin(s lin in the bottom right corner of the page.
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Figure 2". The advanced $etting$ page.
The pages of the 3tatus section displa" data on the current state of the router $for the description of the pages! see the )tatus section! page 02%. The pages of the Net section are designed for configuring basic parameters of the .#N interface of the router and creating a connection to the Internet $for the description of the pages! see the (et section! page 03%. The pages of the ,i-?i section are designed for specif"ing all needed settings of the router's wireless networ $for the description of the pages! see the +i1#i section! page 221%. #lso "ou can enable or disable the de&ice's 6.#N directl" from the ad&anced settings page. To enable the 6.#N! select the $n position $ 6.#N! select the $>> position $ % of the "nable8Disable ,i-?i switch. To disable the % of the "nable8Disable ,i-?i switch.
The pages of the Advanced section are designed for configuring additional parameters of the router $for the description of the pages! see the 'd.anced section! page 233%. The pages of the ?ire*all section are designed for configuring the firewall of the router $for the description of the pages! see the #ire%all section! page 2+D%. The pages of the Control section are designed for creating restrictions on access to the Internet $for the description of the page! see the Control section! page 233%. The pages of the 3:stem section pro&ide functions for managing the internal s"stem of the router $for the description of the pages! see the )2ste$ section! page 230%.
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#lso "ou can find a specific page &ia search. To do this! enter the name of the page! wholl" or partl"! in the search bar in the top part of the web-based interface page! and then select a needed lin in the search results.
Figure 21. The page di$pla.ing the $earch re$ult$.
Saving and ,estoring Settings
Note that "ou should regularl" sa&e the changes of the router's settings to the non&olatile memor".
The router's web-based interface displa"s the notification on unsa&ed changes at the top of the page.
Figure 22. The noti#ication on un$aved change$.
(lace the mouse pointer on the Noti>ications icon $ clic the rele&ant lin .
% to &iew the list of unsa&ed changes and
,ou can sa&e the router's settings &ia the top-page menu displa"ed when the mouse pointer is o&er the 3:stem caption.
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Figure 23. The top'page ,enu.
)lic the Reboot line if "ou ha&e alread" sa&ed the router's settings. )lic the 3aveCReboot line to sa&e new settings and immediatel" reboot the router. )lic the 3ave line to sa&e new settings to the non-&olatile memor" and continue configuring the de&ice. #lso "ou can sa&e the de&ice's parameters &ia the 3ave button on the 3:stem 8 Con>i(uration page. )lic the @ac5u& line and follow the dialog box appeared to sa&e the configuration $all settings of the router% to "our (). #lso "ou can sa&e the router's configuration to "our () &ia the @ac5u& button on the 3:stem 8 Con>i(uration page. )lic the ?actor: line to restore the factor" default settings. #lso "ou can restore the factor" defaults &ia the ?actor: button on the 3:stem 8 Con>i(uration page. #lso "ou can restore the factor" default settings &ia the hardware R)")T1W " button. The button is located on the bac panel of the router next to the power connector. To restore the factor" default settings! push the button $with the router powere' on% and hold for 3 seconds. Then release the button. #ll ./Ds of the router should turn off and then turn on again. 6ait for about 30 seconds. Now "ou can access the web-based interface of the router using the default I( address! username and password. 6hen "ou ha&e configured all needed settings! clic the 1o(out line.
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Con>i(urin( via ,eb-based Inter>ace
CHA !"R 4# C$N?I6URIN6 IN!"R?AC"

Click-n-Connect
+IA
,"@-@A3"D
To configure connection to the Internet! clic the Clic5AnAConnect lin in the Net section.
Figure 24. &on#iguring connection to the )nternet.
)onnect the /thernet cable pro&ided b" "our I-( to the 6#N port of the router. =erif" the rele&ant ./D $the Internet ./D should be on%. )lic the Ne%t button to continue.
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Figure 25. The page #or $electing the connection t.pe.
On the opened page! select the needed choice of the radio button and clic the Ne%t button.
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Creating WA$ Connection

PPPo. Connection
Figure 26. &on#iguring ///o0 12N connection.
In the Connection name field! specif" a name for the connection for easier identification. In the Username field! enter "our login! and in the fields Q the password pro&ided b" "our I-(. ass*ord and ass*ord con>irmation
#s a rule! the specified settings are enough to configure a connection of the selected t"pe. If "ou need to specif" additional settings! open the expert settings mode. To do this! use the switch in the bottom left corner of the page.
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Figure 27. &on#iguring ///o0 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The .t&ernet $ection.
arameter Connection name
Descri&tion # name for connection for easier identification. "t'ernet
M!U
The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. # 4#) address assigned to the interface. This parameter is mandator" if "our I-( uses 4#) address binding. In the field! enter the 4#) address registered b" "our I-( upon concluding the agreement.
MAC
,ou can clic the Clone MAC Address button $ % to set the 4#) address of the networ interface card $of the computer that is being used to configure the router at the moment% as the 4#) address of the 6#N interface. #lso "ou can set the address of a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment. To do this! select the rele&ant &alue from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%.
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Figure 2 . &on#iguring ///o0 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The PPP $ection.
arameter
Descri&tion
Username ,it'out aut'oriBation ass*ord ass*ord con>irmation 3ervice name Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U
# username $login% to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the Internet. # password to access the Internet. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The name of the (((o/ authentication ser&er. -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to "our I-( e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues.
;ee& Alive
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arameter
Descri&tion -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish connection to the Internet on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated. This option is used b" some I-(s. )ontact "our I-( to clarif" if this chec box needs to be enabled. Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. -elect the chec box if "ou want to allow (((o/ clients of computers from "our .#N to connect to the Internet through this (((o/ connection of the router.
Dial on demand
I e%tension 3tatic I Address debu(
o" &ass t'rou('
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Figure 2!. &on#iguring ///o0 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The /iscellaneous $ection.
arameter
Descri&tion Miscellaneous
"nable RI "nable I6M Multicast NA! ?ire*all
-elect the chec box to allow using RI( for this connection. -elect the chec box to allow multicast traffic from the external networ $e.g. &ideo streaming% to be recei&ed. -elect the chec box if "ou want one 6#N I( address to be used for all computers of "our .#N. -elect the chec box to enable protection against #R( and DDoattac s. -elect the chec box to allow the router to answer ping re*uests from the external networ through this connection. Aor securit" reasons! it is recommended not to select this chec box.
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)lic the Ne%t button to continue. #fter that the page displa"ing all specified settings opens. )lic the A&&l: button to create the connection or the @ac5 button to specif" other settings. #fter clic ing the A&&l: button! the page for chec ing the Internet a&ailabilit" opens $see the Checking Internet '.aila3ilit2 section! page D0%.
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Static IP Connection
Figure 3". &on#iguring Static )/ 12N connection.
In the Connection name field! specif" a name for the connection for easier identification. Aill in the I Address and Netmas5 fields. In the 6ate*a: I connection. address field! enter the I( address of the gatewa" used b" this 6#N
In the rimar: DN3 server field! enter the address of the primar" DN- ser&er. #s a rule! the specified settings are enough to configure a connection of the selected t"pe. If "ou need to specif" additional settings! open the expert settings mode. To do this! use the switch in the bottom left corner of the page.
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Figure 31. &on#iguring Static )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The .t&ernet $ection.
M!U
MAC
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Figure 32. &on#iguring Static )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The IP and /iscellaneous $ection$.
arameter I I Address Netmas5 6ate*a: I address rimar: DN3 server8
Descri&tion
/nter an I( address for this 6#N connection. /nter a subnet mas for this 6#N connection. /nter an I( address of the gatewa" used b" this 6#N connection.
/nter addresses of the primar" and secondar" DN- ser&ers in the 3econdar: DN3 server rele&ant fields. Miscellaneous "nable RI "nable I6M Multicast NA! ?ire*all -elect the chec box to allow using RI( for this connection. -elect the chec box to allow multicast traffic from the external networ $e.g. &ideo streaming% to be recei&ed. -elect the chec box if "ou want one 6#N I( address to be used for all computers of "our .#N. -elect the chec box to enable protection against #R( and DDoattac s.
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arameter in(
Descri&tion -elect the chec box to allow the router to answer ping re*uests from the external networ through this connection. Aor securit" reasons! it is recommended not to select this chec box.
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Dynamic IP Connection
Figure 33. &on#iguring (.na,ic )/ 12N connection.
In the Connection name field! specif" a name for the connection for easier identification. If "our I-( has pro&ided the addresses of the DN- ser&ers! deselect the $btain DN3 server addresses automaticall: chec box and fill in the rimar: DN3 server field. #s a rule! the specified settings are enough to configure a connection of the selected t"pe. If "ou need to specif" additional settings! open the expert settings mode. To do this! use the switch in the bottom left corner of the page.
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Figure 34. &on#iguring (.na,ic )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The .t&ernet $ection.
M!U
MAC
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Figure 35. &on#iguring (.na,ic )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The IP and /iscellaneous $ection$.
arameter I $btain DN3 server addresses automaticall: rimar: DN3 server8 3econdar: DN3 server +endor ID
Descri&tion
-elect the chec box to configure automatic assignment of DNser&er addresses. If the chec box is selected! the rimar: DN3 server and 3econdar: DN3 server fields are not displa"ed. /nter addresses of the primar" and secondar" DN- ser&ers in the rele&ant fields. The identifier of "our I-(. Optional. Miscellaneous
-elect the chec box to allow using RI( for this connection. -elect the chec box to allow multicast traffic from the external networ $e.g. &ideo streaming% to be recei&ed. -elect the chec box if "ou want one 6#N I( address to be used for all computers of "our .#N. -elect the chec box to enable protection against #R( and DDoattac s.
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PP#P or !0#P Connection
Figure 36. &on#iguring //T/ 12N connection.
In the Connection name field! specif" a name for the connection for easier identification. In the Username field! enter "our login! and in the fields Q the password to connect to a remote ser&er. ass*ord and ass*ord con>irmation
In the + N server address field! enter the I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er. #s a rule! the specified settings are enough to configure a protected connection $the =(N tunnel%. If "ou need to specif" additional settings! open the expert settings mode. To do this! use the switch in the bottom left corner of the page.
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Figure 37. &on#iguring //T/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The 'PN $ection.
Descri&tion # name for connection for easier identification. + N
Connect automaticall: Username ,it'out aut'oriBation ass*ord ass*ord con>irmation + N server address
-elect the chec box to enable auto-start of the connection upon the boot-up of the router. # username $login% to access the ser&er. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the ser&er. # password to access the ser&er. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er.
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arameter
Descri&tion -elect a method of 4((/ encr"ption. No encr:&t5 4((/ encr"ption is not applied. M " 40812/ bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a +0-bit or 210-bit e" is applied. M " 40 bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a +0-bit e" is applied. e" is
"ncr:&tion
M " 12/ bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a 210-bit applied.
4((/ encr"ption can be applied onl" if the M3-CHA 2 M3CHA -+2! or AU!$ &alue is selected from the Aut'entication al(orit'm drop-down list. Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to the ser&er e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. #d&anced options of the pppd daemon which need to be specified for this connection. Optional. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish the connection on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated. Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address for this connection. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. The assigned I( address.
;ee& Alive
"%tra o&tions
Dial on demand
3tatic I Address debu( I received
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Figure 3 . &on#iguring //T/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The /iscellaneous $ection.
arameter
"nable RI NA! ?ire*all
-elect the chec box to allow using RI( for this connection. -elect the chec box if "ou want one 6#N I( address to be used for all computers of "our .#N. -elect the chec box to enable protection against #R( and DDoattac s. -elect the chec box to allow the router to answer ping re*uests from the external networ through this connection. Aor securit" reasons! it is recommended not to select this chec box.
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)lic the Ne%t button to continue. #fter that the page displa"ing all specified settings opens. )lic the A&&l: button to create the connection or the @ac5 button to specif" other settings. #fter clic ing the A&&l: button! the page for chec ing the connection a&ailabilit" opens $see the Checking Internet '.aila3ilit2 section! page D0%.
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PP#P 1 Static IP or !0#P 1 Static IP Connection
Figure 3!. &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection.
Aill in the I Address and Netmas5 fields. In the 6ate*a: I connection. address field! enter the I( address of the gatewa" used b" this 6#N
In the rimar: DN3 server field! enter the address of the primar" DN- ser&er. #s a rule! the specified settings are enough to configure a non-protected connection of the selected t"pe. If "ou need to specif" additional settings! open the expert settings mode. To do this! use the switch in the bottom left corner of the page.
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Figure 4". &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The .t&ernet $ection.
arameter "t'ernet M!U
Descri&tion
MAC
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Figure 41. &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The IP and /iscellaneous $ection$.
arameter I I Address Netmas5 6ate*a: I address rimar: DN3 server8 3econdar: DN3 server
Descri&tion
/nter an I( address for this 6#N connection. /nter a subnet mas for this 6#N connection. /nter an I( address of the gatewa" used b" this 6#N connection. /nter addresses of the primar" and secondar" DN- ser&ers in the rele&ant fields. Miscellaneous
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arameter in(
)lic the Ne%t button to continue. If needed! enter the I( addresses of the I-('s local resources.
Figure 42. &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection.
)lic the Ne%t button to continue.
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Figure 43. &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection.
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Figure 44. &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The 'PN $ection.
-elect the chec box to enable auto-start of the connection upon the boot-up of the router. # username $login% to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the Internet. # password to access the Internet. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er.
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arameter
"ncr:&tion
4((/ encr"ption can be applied onl" if the M3-CHA 2 M3CHA -+2! or AU!$ &alue is selected from the Aut'entication al(orit'm drop-down list. Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to "our I-( e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. #d&anced options of the pppd daemon which need to be specified for this connection. Optional. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish connection to the Internet on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated. Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. The I( address assigned b" the I-(.
;ee& Alive
"%tra o&tions
Dial on demand
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Figure 45. &on#iguring //T/ 4 Static )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The /iscellaneous $ection.
arameter
in(
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PP#P 1 Dynamic IP or !0#P 1 Dynamic IP Connection
Figure 46. &on#iguring //T/ 4 (.na,ic )/ 12N connection.
If "our I-( has pro&ided the addresses of the DN- ser&ers! deselect the $btain DN3 server addresses automaticall: chec box and fill in the rimar: DN3 server field. #s a rule! the specified settings are enough to configure a non-protected connection of the selected t"pe. If "ou need to specif" additional settings! open the expert settings mode. To do this! use the switch in the bottom left corner of the page.
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Figure 47. &on#iguring //T/ 4 (.na,ic )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The .t&ernet $ection.
arameter "t'ernet M!U
Descri&tion
MAC
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Figure 4 . &on#iguring //T/ 4 (.na,ic )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The IP and /iscellaneous $ection$.
Descri&tion
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Figure 4!. &on#iguring //T/ 4 (.na,ic )/ 12N connection.
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Figure 5". &on#iguring //T/ 4 (.na,ic )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The 'PN $ection.
-elect the chec box to enable auto-start of the connection upon the boot-up of the router. # username $login% to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the Internet. # password to access the Internet. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er.
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arameter
"ncr:&tion
4((/ encr"ption can be applied onl" if the M3-CHA 2 M3CHA -+2! or AU!$ &alue is selected from the Aut'entication al(orit'm drop-down list. Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to "our I-( e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. #d&anced options of the pppd daemon which need to be specified for this connection. Optional. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish connection to the Internet on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated. Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. The I( address assigned b" the I-(.
;ee& Alive
"%tra o&tions
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Figure 51. &on#iguring //T/ 4 (.na,ic )/ 12N connection. The e3pert $etting$ ,ode. The /iscellaneous $ection.
arameter
in(
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Checking Internet A%ailability

On the page! "ou can chec the 6#N connection "ou ha&e created.
Figure 52. &hecking the )nternet availa%ilit..
In the Result section! the status of the 6#N connection and possible causes of malfunctions are displa"ed. To rechec the status of the 6#N connection! enter the I( address or name of a host in the Address field or lea&e the &alue specified b" default $"a.ru%. Then clic the Rec'ec5 button. )lic the @ac5 button to specif" other settings. )lic the Ne%t button to continue. #fter clic ing the Ne%t button! the page for configuring wireless connection opens $see the Configuring +ireless Connection section! page DE%.
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Con#iguring Wireless Connection

On the page! "ou can change the name of "our wireless networ ! specif" a password to it! or disable 6i-Ai connections.
Figure 53. &on#iguring the wirele$$ connection.
In the 33ID field! specif" a new name for the networ $use digits and .atin characters%. In the "ncr:&tion ;e: 3; field! enter a e" $a password that will be used to access "our wireless networ %. Use digits and .atin characters. #fter appl"ing this setting! the , A3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed authentication t"pe is specified for the router's 6.#N. )lic the Ne%t button to continue. )lic the 35i& to ne%t button to disable 6i-Ai connections. #fter clic ing the Ne%t button or the 35i& to ne%t button! the page for configuring the router to use an I(T= set-top box opens $see the Configuring I/0- section! page F0%.
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Con#iguring IP&'
On the page! "ou can configure the router to use an I(T= set-top box.
Figure 54. The page #or $electing a 52N port to connect an )/T6 $et'top %o3.
On the opened page! select the .#N port of the router to which "ou will connect "our I(T= set-top box. If in the future "ou need to disconnect "our I(T= set-top box from the specified .#N port and connect to it a computer! start the I !+ settin(s *iBard $for the detailed description of the 6i8ard! see the I/0- )etup +i,ard section! page 00%. If for accessing the Internet and I(T= ser&ices "our I-( uses &irtual local area networ s with identifiers $=.#N ID%! to configure access to the I(T= ser&ice! proceed to the Advanced 8 +1AN page! create a group of ports with the re*uired &alue of the +1AN ID parameter! !rans&arent t"pe! and the port to which the set-top box will be connected $see the -&'( section! page 23+! for a detailed description of the elements from the page%. )lic the @ac5 button to specif" other settings for "our wireless networ . )lic the Ne%t button to continue. )lic the 35i& to ne%t button in order not to appl" the I(T= settings. On the opened page! clic the @ac5 button to specif" other settings for configuring the router to use an I(T= set-top box. )lic the 3ave button to sa&e the specified settings. #fter clic ing the 3ave button! the *uic settings page opens.
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)ireless Net ork Settings )i2ard

To specif" all needed settings for "our wireless networ ! clic the ,ireless net*or5 settin(s *iBard in the ,i-?i section.
Figure 55. &o,,on and advanced $etting$ o# the wirele$$ 52N.
On the opened page! in the Common settin(s section! select the "nable ,ireless chec box $if it was deselected before% to enable 6i-Ai connections. )lic the Ne%t button to continue.
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In the @asic settin(s section! "ou can change the basic parameters of "our router's 6.#N5 MhideL "our wireless networ $Hide Access oint%! specif" a name for the networ $33ID%! select "our location $Countr:% and the wireless channel number $C'annel%! specif" the operating mode $,ireless Mode% and the maximum number of de&ices connected to the wireless networ $Ma% Associated Clients%.
Figure 56. Ba$ic $etting$ o# the wirele$$ 52N.
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On the next page! "ou can modif" securit" settings of the 6.#N. 9" default! the $&en networ authentication t"pe with no encr"ption is specified for the 6.#N.
Figure 57. The de#ault $ecurit. $etting$.
The default securit" settings do not pro&ide sufficient protection for the 6.#N. (lease! specif" "our own securit" settings for the 6.#N.
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Figure 5 . Network authentication t.pe$ $upported %. the router.
The router supports the following authentication t"pes5 Aut'entication t:&e $&en Descri&tion Open authentication $with 6/( encr"ption for wireless networ modes not supporting 001.22n de&ices%. -hared e" authentication with 6/( encr"ption. This authentication t"pe is not a&ailable when on the basic settings page! in the ,ireless mode drop-down list! a mode supporting 001.22n de&ices is selected. 6(#-based authentication using a R#DIU- ser&er. 6(#-based authentication using a (-R. 6(#1-based authentication using a R#DIU- ser&er. 6(#1-based authentication using a (-R. # mixed t"pe of authentication. 6hen this &alue is selected! de&ices using the , A authentication t"pe and de&ices using the , A2 authentication t"pe can connect to the 6.#N of the router. # mixed t"pe of authentication. 6hen this &alue is selected! de&ices using the , A- 3; authentication t"pe and de&ices using the , A2- 3; authentication t"pe can connect to the 6.#N of the router.
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3'ared
, A , A- 3; , A2 , A2- 3; , A8, A2 mi%ed
, A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed
The , A! , A2! and , A8, A2 mi%ed authentication t"pes re*uire a R#DIUser&er.
6hen the $&en or 3'ared &alue is selected! the ," "ncr:&tion settin(s section is displa"ed $the section is una&ailable for the wireless networ operating modes which support the standard 001.22n%5
Figure 5!. The 3pen value i$ $elected #ro, the Net ork Aut&entication drop'down li$t.
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arameter
Descri&tion The chec box acti&ating 6/( encr"ption. 6hen the chec box is selected! the De>ault ;e: ID field! the "ncr:&tion ;e: ," as H"D chec box! and four "ncr:&tion ;e: ," fields are displa"ed on the page. Aor the 3'ared authentication t"pe the chec box is alwa"s selected. The number of the e" $from first to fourth% which will be used for 6/( encr"ption. -elect the chec box to set a hexadecimal number as a encr"ption. e" for
"nable "ncr:&tion ,"
De>ault ;e: ID "ncr:&tion ;e: ," as H"D
"ncr:&tion ;e: ," 71,ou can specif" e"s containing 3 or 23 s"mbols $use digits and7or 49 .atin characters%. If the "ncr:&tion ;e: ," as H"D chec box is selected! "ou can specif" onl" e"s containing 20 s"mbols $the digits 0-E and the characters #-A%.
Re"s for 6/( encr"ption. The router uses the e" selected from the De>ault ;e: ID drop-down list. It is re*uired to specif" all the fields.
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6hen the , A- 3;! , A2- 3;! or , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed &alue is selected! the , A "ncr:&tion settin(s section is displa"ed5
Figure 6". The )PA0+PS4 value i$ $elected #ro, the Net ork Aut&entication drop'down li$t.
arameter "ncr:&tion ;e: 3; , A2 reaut'entication , A "ncr:&tion , A rene*al
Descri&tion # e" for 6(# encr"ption. The e" can contain digits and7or .atin characters. The chec box acti&ating preliminar" authentication $displa"ed onl" for the , A2- 3; and , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed authentication t"pes%. #n encr"ption method5 !;I ! A"3! or !;I EA"3. The time period $in seconds%! at the end of which a new e" for 6(# encr"ption is generated. 6hen the &alue 4 is specified for this field! the e" is not renewed.
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6hen the , A! , A2! or , A8, A2 mi%ed &alue is selected! the RADIU3 settin(s and , A "ncr:&tion settin(s sections are a&ailable5
Figure 61. The )PA0 value i$ $elected #ro, the Net ork Aut&entication drop'down li$t.
arameter , A2 reaut'entication I address ort
Descri&tion The chec box acti&ating preliminar" authentication $displa"ed onl" for the , A2 and , A8, A2 mi%ed authentication t"pes%. The I( address of the R#DIU- ser&er. # port of the R#DIU- ser&er.
The password which the router uses for communication with the RADIU3 encr:&tion 5e: R#DIU- ser&er $the &alue of this parameter is specified in the R#DIU- ser&er settings%. , A "ncr:&tion , A rene*al #n encr"ption method5 !;I ! A"3! or !;I EA"3. The time period $in seconds%! at the end of which a new e" for 6(# encr"ption is generated. 6hen the &alue 4 is specified for this field! the e" is not renewed.
)lic the Ne%t button to continue. 6hen all the steps of configuring the 6.#N are completed! the specified settings are displa"ed on the page. )hec their correctness and then clic the 3ave button. #fter that "ou get to the *uic settings page.
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'irtual Server Settings )i2ard

To create a &irtual ser&er for redirecting incoming Internet traffic to a specified I( address in the .#N! clic the +irtual server settin(s *iBard lin in the ?ire*all section.
Figure 62. The page #or adding a virtual $erver.
On the opened page! "ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter !em&late Descri&tion -elect a &irtual ser&er template from the drop-down list! or select Custom to specif" all parameters of the new &irtual ser&er manuall". /nter a name for the &irtual ser&er for easier identification. ,ou can specif" an" name. -elect a 6#N connection to which this &irtual ser&er will be assigned. /nter the I( address of the ser&er from the local area networ . To choose a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment! select the rele&ant &alue from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%. /nter the I( address of the ser&er from the external networ .
Name Inter>ace
rivate I
Remote I
6hen needed settings are configured! clic the 3ave button. #fter that "ou get to the *uic settings page.
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IP#' Setup )i2ard

To configure the router to use an I(T= set-top box! clic the I !+ settin(s *iBard in the I -!+ section.
Figure 63. The page #or $electing a 52N port to connect an )/T6 $et'top %o3.
On the opened page! select the .#N port of the router to which "ou will connect "our I(T= set-top box and clic the C'an(e button. #fter that "ou will get to the *uic settings page. If in the future "ou need to disconnect "our I(T= set-top box from the specified .#N port and connect to it a computer! on the current page deselect the .#N port and clic the C'an(e button. If for accessing the Internet and I(T= ser&ices "our I-( uses &irtual local area networ s with identifiers $=.#N ID%! to configure access to the I(T= ser&ice! proceed to the Advanced 8 +1AN page! create a group of ports with the re*uired &alue of the +1AN ID parameter! !rans&arent t"pe! and the port to which the set-top box will be connected $see the -&'( section! page 23+! for a detailed description of the elements from the page%.
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Status
The pages of this section displa" data on the current state of the router5 networ statistics I( addresses leased b" the D<)( ser&er the routing table data on de&ices connected to the router's networ and its web-based interface.
$etwork Statistics
On the 3tatus 8 Net*or5 statistics page! "ou can &iew statistics for all connections existing in the s"stem $6#N connections! .#N! 6.#N%. Aor each connection the following data are displa"ed5 name and state $when the connection is on! its name is highlighted in green! when the connection is off! its name is highlighted in red%! I( address and subnet mas ! gatewa" $if the connection is established%! 4#) address! 4TU &alue! and &olume of data recei&ed and transmitted $with increase of the &olume the units of measurement are changed automaticall"5 b"te! Rb"te! 4b"te! >b"te%.
Figure 64. The Status $ Net ork statistics page.
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()CP
The 3tatus 8 DHC page displa"s the information on computers that ha&e been identified b" hostnames and 4#) addresses and ha&e got I( addresses from the D<)( ser&er of the de&ice! as well as the I( address expiration periods $the lease time%.
Figure 65. The Status $ D5CP page.
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*outing &able
The 3tatus 8 Routin( table page displa"s the information on routes. The table contains destination I( addresses! gatewa"s! subnet mas s! and other data.
Figure 66. The Status $ ,outing ta*le page.
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Clients
On the 3tatus 8 Clients page! "ou can &iew the list of de&ices connected to the router and de&ices accessing its web-based interface.
Figure 67. The Status $ Clients page.
Aor each de&ice the following data are displa"ed5 the I( address! the 4#) address! and the interface to which the de&ice is connected.
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Net
In this menu "ou can configure basic parameters of the router's local area networ and configure connection to the Internet $a 6#N connection%.
WA$
On the Net 8 ,AN page! "ou can create and edit connections used b" the router. 9" default! the ,AN connection is configured in the s"stem. It is assigned to the INT)RN)T port of the router. ,ou can edit this connection or delete it.
Figure 6 . The Net $ )AN page.
To create a new connection! clic the Add button. On the page displa"ed! specif" the rele&ant &alues. To edit an existing connection! left-clic the rele&ant line in the table. On the page displa"ed! change the parameters and clic the 3ave button. To delete an existing connection! left-clic the rele&ant line in the table. On the page displa"ed! clic the Delete button. To use one of existing 6#N connections as a default gatewa"! select the choice of the De>ault (ate*a: radio button located in the line corresponding to this connection.
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Creating PPPo. )AN Connection

To create a connection of the (((o/ t"pe! clic the Add button on the Net 8 ,AN page. On the opened page! select the o" &alue from the Connection !:&e drop-down list and specif" the needed &alues.
Figure 6!. The page #or creating a new connection. The General settings and .t&ernet $ection$.
arameter
Descri&tion 6eneral settin(s
ort Name "nable Direction
# ph"sical or &irtual interface to which the new connection will be assigned. # name for connection for easier identification. -elect the chec box to enable the connection. The direction of this connection. "t'ernet
M!U
The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface.
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arameter
Descri&tion # 4#) address assigned to the interface. This parameter is mandator" if "our I-( uses 4#) address binding. In the field! enter the 4#) address registered b" "our I-( upon concluding the agreement.
MAC
Figure 7". The page #or creating a new connection. The PPP $ection.
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arameter
Descri&tion
Username ,it'out aut'oriBation ass*ord ass*ord con>irmation 3ervice name Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U
# username $login% to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the Internet. # password to access the Internet. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The name of the (((o/ authentication ser&er. -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to "our I-( e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish connection to the Internet on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated. This option is used b" some I-(s. )ontact "our I-( to clarif" if this chec box needs to be enabled. Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. -elect the chec box if "ou want to allow (((o/ clients of computers from "our .#N to connect to the Internet through this (((o/ connection of the router.
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I e%tension 3tatic I Address debu(
o" &ass t'rou('
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Figure 71. The page #or creating a new connection. The /iscellaneous $ection.
arameter
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6hen all needed settings are configured! clic the 3ave button.
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Creating Static IP )AN Connection

To create a connection of the -tatic I( t"pe! clic the Add button on the Net 8 ,AN page. On the opened page! select the 3tatic I &alue from the Connection !:&e drop-down list and specif" the needed &alues.
Figure 72. The page #or creating a new connection. The General settings and .t&ernet $ection$.
arameter
M!U
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arameter
MAC
Figure 73. The page #or creating a new connection. The IP and /iscellaneous $ection$.
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arameter I I Address Netmas5 6ate*a: I address rimar: DN3 server8
Descri&tion
/nter addresses of the primar" and secondar" DN- ser&ers in the 3econdar: DN3 server rele&ant fields. Miscellaneous "nable RI "nable I6M Multicast NA! ?ire*all -elect the chec box to allow using RI( for this connection. -elect the chec box to allow multicast traffic from the external networ $e.g. &ideo streaming% to be recei&ed. -elect the chec box if "ou want one 6#N I( address to be used for all computers of "our .#N. -elect the chec box to enable protection against #R( and DDoattac s. -elect the chec box to allow the router to answer ping re*uests from the external networ through this connection. Aor securit" reasons! it is recommended not to select this chec box.
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Creating Dynamic IP )AN Connection

To create a connection of the D"namic I( t"pe! clic the Add button on the Net 8 ,AN page. On the opened page! select the D:namic I &alue from the Connection !:&e drop-down list and specif" the needed &alues.
arameter
M!U
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arameter
MAC
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Descri&tion
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Creating PP#P or !0#P )AN Connection

To create a connection of the ((T( or .1T( t"pe! clic the Add button on the Net 8 ,AN page. On the opened page! select the rele&ant &alue from the Connection !:&e drop-down list and specif" the needed &alues.
Figure 76. The page #or creating a new connection. The General settings $ection.
arameter
.ea&e the auto &alue. # name for connection for easier identification. -elect the chec box to enable the connection. The direction of this connection.
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Figure 77. The page #or creating a new connection. The 'PN $ection.
arameter + N Connect automaticall: Username ,it'out aut'oriBation ass*ord ass*ord con>irmation + N server address
Descri&tion
-elect the chec box to enable auto-start of the connection upon the boot-up of the router. # username $login% to access the ser&er. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the ser&er. # password to access the ser&er. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er.
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arameter
"ncr:&tion
4((/ encr"ption can be applied onl" if the M3-CHA 2 M3CHA -+2! or AU!$ &alue is selected from the Aut'entication al(orit'm drop-down list. Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to the ser&er e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. #d&anced options of the pppd daemon which need to be specified for this connection. Optional. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish the connection on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated. Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address for this connection. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. The assigned I( address.
;ee& Alive
"%tra o&tions
Dial on demand
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Figure 7 . The page #or creating a new connection. The /iscellaneous $ection.
arameter
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Creating PP#P 1 Static IP or !0#P 1 Static IP )AN Connection

To create a connection of the ((T( ; -tatic I( or .1T( ; -tatic I( t"pe! clic the Add button on the Net 8 ,AN page. On the opened page! select the rele&ant &alue from the Connection !:&e dropdown list and specif" the needed &alues.
Figure 7!. The page #or creating a new connection. The General settings and .t&ernet $ection$.
arameter
M!U
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arameter
MAC
Figure ". The page #or creating a new connection. The IP and /iscellaneous $ection$.
arameter I I Address Netmas5 6ate*a: I address
Descri&tion
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arameter rimar: DN3 server8 3econdar: DN3 server
Descri&tion /nter addresses of the primar" and secondar" DN- ser&ers in the rele&ant fields. Miscellaneous
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Descri&tion
-elect the chec box to enable auto-start of the connection upon the boot-up of the router. # username $login% to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the Internet. # password to access the Internet. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er. -elect a method of 4((/ encr"ption. No encr:&t5 4((/ encr"ption is not applied. M " 40812/ bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a +0-bit or 210-bit e" is applied. M " 40 bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a +0-bit e" is applied. e" is
"ncr:&tion
4((/ encr"ption can be applied onl" if the M3-CHA 2 M3CHA -+2! or AU!$ &alue is selected from the Aut'entication al(orit'm drop-down list. Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to "our I-( e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. #d&anced options of the pppd daemon which need to be specified for this connection. Optional. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish connection to the Internet on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated.
;ee& Alive
"%tra o&tions
Dial on demand
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arameter 3tatic I Address debu( I received
Descri&tion Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. The I( address assigned b" the I-(.
arameter
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Creating PP#P 1 Dynamic IP or !0#P 1 Dynamic IP )AN Connection

To create a connection of the ((T( ; D"namic I( or .1T( ; D"namic I( t"pe! clic the Add button on the Net 8 ,AN page. On the opened page! select the rele&ant &alue from the Connection !:&e drop-down list and specif" the needed &alues.
arameter
M!U
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arameter
MAC
Descri&tion
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arameter "nable RI "nable I6M Multicast NA! ?ire*all
Descri&tion -elect the chec box to allow using RI( for this connection. -elect the chec box to allow multicast traffic from the external networ $e.g. &ideo streaming% to be recei&ed. -elect the chec box if "ou want one 6#N I( address to be used for all computers of "our .#N. -elect the chec box to enable protection against #R( and DDoattac s. -elect the chec box to allow the router to answer ping re*uests from the external networ through this connection. Aor securit" reasons! it is recommended not to select this chec box.
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Descri&tion
-elect the chec box to enable auto-start of the connection upon the boot-up of the router. # username $login% to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou don't need to enter a username and password to access the Internet. # password to access the Internet. The confirmation of the entered password $to a&oid mist"pes%. The I( or UR. address of the ((T( or .1T( authentication ser&er. -elect a method of 4((/ encr"ption. No encr:&t5 4((/ encr"ption is not applied. M " 40812/ bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a +0-bit or 210-bit e" is applied. M " 40 bit5 4((/ encr"ption with a +0-bit e" is applied. e" is
"ncr:&tion
4((/ encr"ption can be applied onl" if the M3-CHA 2 M3CHA -+2! or AU!$ &alue is selected from the Aut'entication al(orit'm drop-down list. Aut'entication al(orit'm M!U -elect a re*uired authentication method from the drop-down list or lea&e the AU!$ &alue. The maximum si8e of units transmitted b" the interface. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to eep "ou connected to "our I-( e&en when the connection has been inacti&e for a specified period of time. 6hen the chec box is selected! the 1C interval and 1C >ails fields are a&ailable. -pecif" the re*uired &alues. #d&anced options of the pppd daemon which need to be specified for this connection. Optional. -elect the chec box if "ou want the router to establish connection to the Internet on demand. In the Ma%imum idle time field! specif" a period of inacti&it" $in seconds% after which the connection should be terminated.
;ee& Alive
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arameter 3tatic I Address debu( I received
Descri&tion Aill in the field if "ou want to use a static I( address to access the Internet. -elect the chec box if "ou want to log all data on ((( connection debugging. The I( address assigned b" the I-(.
arameter
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+A$
To configure the router's local interface! proceed to the Net 8 1AN page.
Figure 7. Ba$ic $etting$ o# the local inter#ace.
If needed! edit the basic settings of the local interface. arameter I Address Netmas5 Descri&tion The I( address of the router in the local subnet. 9" default! the following &alue is specified5 1,2.163.4.1. The mas of the local subnet. 9" default! the following &alue is specified5 255.255.255.4.
6hen needed settings are configured! clic the 3ave button. In the DHC server section! "ou can configure the built-in D<)( ser&er of the router.
Figure
. The $ection #or con#iguring the (7&/ $erver.
arameter
Descri&tion #n operating mode of the router's D<)( ser&er. "nable5 the router assigns I( addresses to clients automaticall" in accordance with the specified parameters. 6hen this &alue is selected! the DN3 Rela:! 3tart I ! "nd I ! and the 1ease time fields are displa"ed on the page. Disable5 the router's D<)( ser&er is disabled! clients' I( addresses are assigned manuall". Rela:5 an external D<)( ser&er is used to assign I( addresses to clients. 6hen this &alue is selected! the "%ternal DHC server I field is displa"ed on the page.
Mode
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arameter
Descri&tion -elect the chec box so that the de&ices connected to the router obtain the address transmitted b" the I-( or specified on the Advanced 8 DN3 &a(e as the DN- ser&er address. Deselect the chec box so that the de&ices connected to the router obtain the address of the router as the DN- ser&er address.
DN3 Rela:
3tart I "nd I
The start I( address of the address pool used b" the D<)( ser&er to distribute I( addresses to clients. The end I( address of the address pool used b" the D<)( ser&er to distribute I( addresses to clients. The lifetime of I( addresses leased b" the D<)( ser&er. #t the end of this period the leased I( address is re&o ed and can be distributed to another de&ice! unless the pre&ious de&ice has confirmed the need to eep the address. The I( address of the external D<)( ser&er which assigns I( addresses to the router's clients.
1ease time
"%ternal DHC server I
6hen all needed settings are configured! clic the 3ave button. In the 3tatic DHC section! "ou can specif" 4#) address and I( address pairs $set a fixed I( address in the local area networ for a de&ice with a certain 4#) address%. The router assigns I( addresses in accordance with the specified pairs onl" when the D<)( ser&er is enabled $in the DHC server section! in the Mode drop-down list! the "nable &alue is selected%.
Figure !. The $ection #or creating 82&')/ pair$.
To create a 4#)-I( pair! clic the Add button. In the I field! enter an I( address which will be assigned to the de&ice from the .#N! then in the MAC field! enter the 4#) address of this de&ice. In the Host field! specif" a networ name of the de&ice for easier identification $optional%. #lso "ou can create a 4#)-I( pair for a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment. To do this! select the rele&ant &alue from the ;no*n I 8MAC addresses drop-down list $the I and MAC fields will be filled in automaticall"%. 6hen all needed 4#)-I( pairs are specified! clic the 3ave button. /xisting 4#)-I( pairs are displa"ed in the table of the 3tatic DHC section. To remo&e a pair! select the chec box in the rele&ant line in the table and clic the Remove button. Then clic the 3ave button.
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)i+6i
In this menu "ou can specif" all needed settings for "our wireless networ .
Common settings
On the ,i-?i 8 Common settin(s page! "ou can enable "our wireless local area networ $6.#N%.
Figure !". &o,,on $etting$ o# the wirele$$ 52N.
The "nable ,ireless chec box enables 6i-Ai connections. 9" default! the chec box is selected. If "ou want to disable "our 6.#N! deselect the "nable ,ireless chec box. The &alue from the @33ID drop-down list is the uni*ue identifier for "our 6i-Ai networ . ,ou cannot change the &alue of this parameter! it is determined in the de&ice's internal settings.
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Basic Settings
On the ,i-?i 8 @asic settin(s page! "ou can configure basic parameters of the de&ice's 6.#N.
Figure !1. Ba$ic $etting$ o# the wirele$$ 52N.
arameter Hide Access oint
Descri&tion If the chec box is selected! other users cannot see "our 6i-Ai networ . $It is recommended not to select this chec box in order to simplif" initial configuration of "our 6.#N.% # name for the 6.#N. 9" default! the &alue DI-+&44/-8' is specified. It is recommended to specif" another name for the networ upon initial configuration $use digits and .atin characters%. The countr" "ou are in. -elect a &alue from the drop-down list. The wireless channel number. 6hen the auto &alue is selected! the router itself chooses the channel with the least interference. Operating mode of the wireless networ of the router. This parameter defines standards of the de&ices that will be able to use "our wireless networ . -elect a &alue from the drop-down list.
33ID Countr: C'annel
,ireless mode
The maximum number of de&ices connected to the wireless networ Ma% Associated Clients of the router. 6hen the &alue 4 is specified! the de&ice does not limit the number of connected clients. 6hen "ou ha&e configured the parameters! clic the C'an(e button.
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Security Settings
On the ,i-?i 8 3ecurit: settin(s page! "ou can modif" securit" settings of the 6.#N.
Figure !2. The de#ault $ecurit. $etting$.
9" default! the $&en networ authentication t"pe with no encr"ption is specified for the 6.#N.
The default securit" settings do not pro&ide sufficient protection for the 6.#N. (lease! specif" "our own securit" settings for the 6.#N.
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Figure !3. Network authentication t.pe$ $upported %. the router.
The router supports the following authentication t"pes5 Aut'entication t:&e $&en Descri&tion Open authentication $with 6/( encr"ption for wireless networ modes not supporting 001.22n de&ices%. -hared e" authentication with 6/( encr"ption. This authentication t"pe is not a&ailable when on the ,i-?i 8 @asic settin(s page! in the ,ireless mode drop-down list! a mode supporting 001.22n de&ices is selected. 6(#-based authentication using a R#DIU- ser&er. 6(#-based authentication using a (-R. 6(#1-based authentication using a R#DIU- ser&er. 6(#1-based authentication using a (-R. # mixed t"pe of authentication. 6hen this &alue is selected! de&ices using the , A authentication t"pe and de&ices using the , A2 authentication t"pe can connect to the 6.#N of the router. # mixed t"pe of authentication. 6hen this &alue is selected! de&ices using the , A- 3; authentication t"pe and de&ices using the , A2- 3; authentication t"pe can connect to the 6.#N of the router.
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3'ared
, A , A- 3; , A2 , A2- 3; , A8, A2 mi%ed
, A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed
The , A! , A2! and , A8, A2 mi%ed authentication t"pes re*uire a R#DIUser&er.
6hen the $&en or 3'ared &alue is selected! the ," "ncr:&tion settin(s section is displa"ed $the section is una&ailable for the wireless networ operating modes which support the standard 001.22n%5
Figure !4. The 3pen value i$ $elected #ro, the Net ork Aut&entication drop'down li$t.
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arameter
Descri&tion The chec box acti&ating 6/( encr"ption. 6hen the chec box is selected! the De>ault ;e: ID field! the "ncr:&tion ;e: ," as H"D chec box! and four "ncr:&tion ;e: ," fields are displa"ed on the page. Aor the 3'ared authentication t"pe the chec box is alwa"s selected. The number of the e" $from first to fourth% which will be used for 6/( encr"ption. e" for
De>ault ;e: ID
"ncr:&tion ;e: ," as -elect the chec box to set a hexadecimal number as a encr"ption. H"D
"ncr:&tion ;e: ," 71,ou can specif" e"s containing 3 or 23 s"mbols $use digits and7or 49 .atin characters%. If the "ncr:&tion ;e: ," as H"D chec box is selected! "ou can specif" onl" e"s containing 20 s"mbols $the digits 0-E and the characters #-A%.
Re"s for 6/( encr"ption. The router uses the e" selected from the De>ault ;e: ID drop-down list. It is re*uired to specif" all the fields.
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6hen the , A- 3;! , A2- 3;! or , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed &alue is selected! the , A "ncr:&tion settin(s section is displa"ed5
Figure !5. The )PA0+PS4 value i$ $elected #ro, the Net ork Aut&entication drop'down li$t.
arameter "ncr:&tion ;e: 3; , A2 reaut'entication , A "ncr:&tion , A rene*al
Descri&tion # e" for 6(# encr"ption. The e" can contain digits and7or .atin characters. The chec box acti&ating preliminar" authentication $displa"ed onl" for the , A2- 3; and , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed authentication t"pes%. #n encr"ption method5 !;I ! A"3! or !;I EA"3. The time period $in seconds%! at the end of which a new e" for 6(# encr"ption is generated. 6hen the &alue 4 is specified for this field! the e" is not renewed.
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6hen the , A! , A2! or , A8, A2 mi%ed &alue is selected! the RADIU3 settin(s and , A "ncr:&tion settin(s sections are a&ailable5
Figure !6. The )PA0 value i$ $elected #ro, the Net ork Aut&entication drop'down li$t.
arameter , A2 reaut'entication I address ort
Descri&tion The chec box acti&ating preliminar" authentication $displa"ed onl" for the , A2 and , A8, A2 mi%ed authentication t"pes%. The I( address of the R#DIU- ser&er. # port of the R#DIU- ser&er.
The password which the router uses for communication with the RADIU3 encr:&tion 5e: R#DIU- ser&er $the &alue of this parameter is specified in the R#DIU- ser&er settings%. , A "ncr:&tion , A rene*al #n encr"ption method5 !;I ! A"3! or !;I EA"3. The time period $in seconds%! at the end of which a new e" for 6(# encr"ption is generated. 6hen the &alue 4 is specified for this field! the e" is not renewed.
6hen "ou ha&e configured the parameters! clic the C'an(e button.
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,AC Filter
On the ,i-?i 8 MAC ?ilter page! "ou can define a set of 4#) addresses of de&ices which will be allowed to access the 6.#N! or define 4#) addresses of de&ices which will not be allowed to access the 6.#N.
Figure !7. The 82& #ilter #or the wirele$$ network.
9" default! 4#) filtering is not acti&e $the Disabled choice of the MAC >ilter restrict mode radio button is selected on the ?ilter mode tab%. To open "our wireless networ for the de&ices which 4#) addresses are specified on the MAC addresses tab and to close the wireless networ for all other de&ices! select the Allo* choice of the MAC >ilter restrict mode radio button and clic the C'an(e button. To close "our wireless networ for the de&ices which 4#) addresses are specified on the MAC addresses tab! select the Den: choice of the MAC >ilter restrict mode radio button and clic the C'an(e button. To add a 4#) address to which the selected filtering mode will be applied! proceed to the MAC addresses tab.
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Figure ! . The ta% #or adding a 82& addre$$.
/nter an address in the MAC address field of the MAC address addin( section and clic the Add button. To remo&e a 4#) address from the list of 4#) addresses! select the chec box located to the right of the rele&ant 4#) address in the MAC address list section and clic the Delete button.
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Station +ist
On the ,i-?i 8 3tation 1ist page! "ou can &iew the list of wireless clients connected to the router.
Figure !!. The li$t o# the wirele$$ client$.
If "ou want to disconnect a wireless de&ice from "our 6.#N! select the chec box in the line containing the rele&ant 4#) address! and clic the Disconnect button. To &iew the latest data on the de&ices connected to the 6.#N! clic the Re>res' button.
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WPS
On the ,i-?i 8 , 3 page! "ou can enable the function for secure configuration of the 6.#N and select a method used to easil" add wireless de&ices to the 6.#N. The 6(- function helps to configure the protected wireless networ automaticall". De&ices connecting to the wireless networ &ia the 6(- function must support the 6(- function.
9efore using the function "ou need to configure one of the following authentication t"pes5 $&en with no encr"ption! , A- 3;! , A2- 3;! or , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed with the A"3 or !;I EA"3 encr"ption method $on the ,i-?i 8 3ecurit: settin(s page%.
Figure 1"". The page #or con#iguring the 1/S #unction.
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To acti&ate the 6(- function! select the , 3 "nable chec box and clic the C'an(e button. 6hen the chec box is selected! the In>ormation and Connection sections are a&ailable on the page. arameter De>ault IN code Descri&tion The (IN code of the router. This parameter is used when connecting the router to a registrar to set the parameters of the 6(- function. The state of the 6(- function5 , 3 3tatus 33ID Con>i(ured $all needed settings are specified% Uncon>i(ured $"ou need to specif" the rele&ant settings%.
The name of the router's 6.#N.
Net*or5 Aut'entication The networ authentication t"pe specified for the 6.#N. "ncr:&tion "ncr:&tion 5e: Re>res' Reset to uncon>i(ured The encr"ption t"pe specified for the 6.#N. The encr"ption e" specified for the 6.#N. )lic the button to refresh the data on the page. )lic the button to reset the parameters of the 6(- function. # method of the 6(- function. -elect a &alue from the drop-down list. , 3 Met'od IN5 )onnecting the de&ice &ia the (IN code. @C5 )onnecting the de&ice &ia the push button $actual or &irtual%. The (IN code of the 6(--enabled de&ice that needs to be connected to the wireless networ of the router. The field is displa"ed onl" when the , 3 Met'od drop-down list. IN &alue is selected from the
IN Code
Connect
)lic the button to connect the wireless de&ice to the router's 6.#N &ia the 6(- function.
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7sing )PS 6unction via )e*+*ased Interface

To add a wireless de&ice &ia the (IN method of the 6(- function! follow the next steps5 2. -elect the , 3 "nable chec box. 1. )lic the C'an(e button. 3. -elect the IN &alue from the , 3 Met'od drop-down list. +. -elect the (IN method in the software of the wireless de&ice that "ou want to connect to the router's 6.#N. 3. )lic the rele&ant button in the software of the wireless de&ice that "ou want to connect to the 6.#N. D. Right after that! enter the (IN code specified on the co&er of the wireless de&ice or in its software in the IN Code field. F. )lic the Connect button in the web-based interface of the router. To add a wireless de&ice &ia the (9) method of the 6(- function! follow the next steps5 2. -elect the , 3 "nable chec box. 1. )lic the C'an(e button. 3. -elect the @C &alue from the , 3 Met'od drop-down list. +. -elect the (9) method in the software of the wireless de&ice that "ou want to connect to the router's 6.#N. 3. )lic the rele&ant button in the software or press the 6(- button on the co&er of the wireless de&ice that "ou want to connect to the 6.#N. D. )lic the Connect button in the web-based interface of the router.
7sing )PS 6unction
it&out )e*+*ased Interface
,ou can add a wireless de&ice to the router's 6.#N without accessing the web-based interface of the router. To do this! "ou need to configure the following router's settings5 2. -pecif" corresponding securit" settings for the wireless networ of the router. 1. -elect the , 3 "nable chec box. 3. )lic the C'an(e button. +. -a&e the settings and close the web-based interface $clic the 3ave line in the top-page menu displa"ed when the mouse pointer is o&er the 3:stem caption! then clic the 1o(out line%.
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.ater "ou will be able to add wireless de&ices to the 6.#N b" pressing the R)")T1W " button of the router. 2. -elect the (9) method in the software of the wireless de&ice that "ou want to connect to the router's 6.#N. 1. )lic the rele&ant button in the software or press the 6(- button on the co&er of the wireless de&ice that "ou want to connect to the 6.#N. 3. (ress the R)")T1W " button of the router and immediatel" release it.
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Additional Settings
On the ,i-?i 8 Additional settin(s page! "ou can define additional parameters for the 6.#N of the router.
)hanging parameters presented on this page ma" negati&el" affect "our 6.#NS
Figure 1"1. 2dditional $etting$ o# the 152N.
The following fields are a&ailable on the page5 arameter 3tation ;ee& Alive Descri&tion The time inter&al $in seconds% between eep ali&e chec s of wireless de&ices from "our 6.#N. 6hen the &alue 4 is specified! the chec ing is disabled. The time inter&al $in milliseconds% between pac ets sent to s"nchroni8e the wireless networ . The minimum si8e $in bites% of a pac et for which an RT- frame is transmitted. The maximum si8e $in bites% of a non-fragmented pac et. .arger pac ets are fragmented $di&ided%.
@eacon eriod R!3 !'res'old ?ra( !'res'old
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arameter D!IM eriod !D o*er
Descri&tion The time period $in seconds% between sending a DTI4 $a message notif"ing on broadcast or multicast transmission% and data transmission. The transmit power $in percentage terms% of the router. The 001.22b and 001.22g protection function is used to minimi8e collisions between de&ices of "our wireless networ . -elect a &alue from the drop-down list. Auto5 The protection function is enabled and disabled automaticall" depending on the state of the networ $this &alue is recommended if "our wireless local area networ consists of both 001.22b and 001.22g de&ices%. Al*a:s $n5 The protection function is alwa"s enabled $this setting can substantiall" lower the efficienc" of "our wireless networ %. Al*a:s $>>5 The protection function is alwa"s disabled. The channel bandwidth for 001.22n de&ices. 20MHB5 001.22n de&ices operate at 104<8 channels. 40MHB5 001.22n de&ices operate at +04<8 channels. 20840MHB -5 001.22n de&ices operate at 104<8 and +04<8 channels $the channel is combined with the pre&ious ad@acent channel%. 20840MHB E5 001.22n de&ices operate at 104<8 and +04<8 channels $the channel is combined with the next ad@acent channel%. This parameter defines the length of the )R) bloc sent b" the router when communicating to wireless de&ices.
@6 rotection
@and*idt'
!D reamble
-elect a &alue from the drop-down list. 1on( reamble. 3'ort reamble $this &alue is recommended for networ s with high-&olume traffic%.
6hen "ou ha&e configured the parameters! clic the C'an(e button.
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W,,
On the ,i-?i 8 ,MM page! "ou can enable the 6i-Ai 4ultimedia function. The 644 function implements the Bo- features for 6i-Ai networ s. It helps to impro&e the *ualit" of data transfer o&er 6i-Ai networ s b" prioriti8ing different t"pes of traffic. To enable the function! select the ,MM chec box and clic the C'an(e button.
Figure 1"2. The page #or con#iguring the 188 #unction.
#ll needed settings for the 644 function are specified in the de&ice's s"stem. It is recommended not to change the default &alues.
The 644 function allows assigning priorities for four #ccess )ategories $#)%5 ACF@; $Background%! low priorit" traffic $print @obs! file downloads! etc.%. ACF@" $Best Effort%! traffic from legac" de&ices or de&ices7applications that do not support Bo-. ACF+I $Video%. ACF+$ $Voice%.
(arameters of the #ccess )ategories are defined for both the router itself $in the arameters o> Access oint section% and wireless de&ices connected to it $in the arameters o> 3tation section%.
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Aor e&er" #ccess )ategor" the following fields are a&ailable5 arameter Ai>sn Descri&tion Arbitrary Inter !rame "pace #umber. This parameter influences time dela"s for the rele&ant #ccess )ategor". The lower the &alue! the higher is the #ccess )ategor" priorit". Contention $indo% &inimum'Contention $indo% &a(imum. 9oth fields influence time dela"s for the rele&ant #ccess )ategor". The C,Ma% field &alue should not be lower! than the C,Min field &alue. The lower the difference between the C,Ma% field &alue and the C,Min field &alue! the higher is the #ccess )ategor" priorit". Transmission Opportunity. The higher the &alue! the higher is the #ccess )ategor" priorit". Admission Control &andatory. If selected! pre&ents from using the rele&ant #ccess )ategor". Ackno%ledgment. #nswering response re*uests while transmitting. Displa"ed onl" in the arameters o> Access oint section. Ac5 If not selected! the router answers re*uests. If selected! the router does not answer re*uests. 6hen "ou ha&e configured the parameters! clic the C'an(e button.
C,Min8C,Ma%
!%o&
ACM
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Client
On the ,i-?i 8 Client page! "ou can configure the router as a client to connect to a wireless access point. #s a rule! the client mode is used to connect to a 6I-( networ . #ll parameters specified on this page should be pro&ided b" "our 6I-(.
Figure 1"3. The page #or con#iguring the client ,ode.
To configure the router as a client! select the "nable client chec box. 6hen the chec box is selected! the following fields are displa"ed on the page5 arameter 33ID @33ID Descri&tion The name of the networ to which the router connects. The uni*ue identifier of the networ to which the router connects.
Net*or5 Aut'entication The authentication t"pe of the networ to which the router connects. 6hen the $&en or 3'ared authentication t"pe is selected! the following fields are a&ailable5 arameter Descri&tion The chec box acti&ating 6/( encr"ption. 6hen the chec box is selected! the De>ault ;e: ID field and four "ncr:&tion ;e: ," fields are displa"ed on the page. Aor the 3'ared authentication t"pe the chec box is alwa"s selected.
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arameter De>ault ;e: ID
Descri&tion The number of the e" $from first to fourth% which will be used for 6/( encr"ption.
Re"s for 6/( encr"ption. The router uses the e" selected from the "ncr:&tion ;e: ," 71- De>ault ;e: ID drop-down list. It is re*uired to specif" all the 49 fields. ,ou can specif" e"s containing 3 or 23 s"mbols $use digits and7or .atin characters%. 6hen the , A- 3;! , A2- 3;! or , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed authentication t"pe is selected! the following fields are a&ailable5 arameter , A "ncr:&tion "ncr:&tion ;e: 3; Descri&tion #n encr"ption method5 !;I ! A"3! or !;I EA"3. # e" for 6(# encr"ption. The e" can contain digits and7or .atin characters.
6hen "ou ha&e configured the parameters! clic the C'an(e button. In addition! when the "nable client chec box is selected! the list of a&ailable wireless networ s is displa"ed on the page. The Un5no*n *ireless net*or5s field shows the number of hidden wireless networ s. To &iew the latest data on the a&ailable wireless networ s! clic the 3earc' button. To connect to a wireless networ from the list! select the needed networ . Upon that the rele&ant &alues are automaticall" inserted in the 33ID! @33ID! and Net*or5 Aut'entication fields. Aor the $&en authentication t"pe with no encr"ption! clic the C'an(e button. Aor the $&en authentication t"pe with encr"ption and the 3'ared authentication t"pe! select a needed &alue from the De>ault ;e: ID drop-down list! fill in + "ncr:&tion ;e: ," fields! and clic the C'an(e button. Aor the , A- 3;! , A2- 3;! or , A- 3;8, A2- 3; mi%ed authentication t"pes! fill in the "ncr:&tion ;e: 3; field and clic the C'an(e button. #fter clic ing the C'an(e button! the wireless channel of DIR-300NRU will switch to the channel of the wireless access point to which "ou ha&e connected. If the router is connected to the selected networ successfull"! the green indicator appears to the right of the networ 's --ID in the table. #fter configuring the de&ice as a client! "ou need to create a 6#N connection with rele&ant parameters for the ,i?iClient port.
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Advanced
In this menu "ou can configure ad&anced settings of the router5 create groups of ports for =.#Ns enable the U(n( function configure a DDN- ser&ice add name ser&ers define static routes create rules for remote access to the web-based interface allow the router to use I>4(.
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'+A$
On the Advanced 8 +1AN page! "ou can create and edit groups of ports for &irtual networ s $=.#Ns%. 9" default! 1 groups are created in the router's s"stem5 lan5 it includes ports 2-+ and the wireless interfaceT *an5 for the 6#N interfaceT it includes port 3.
The +1AN ID parameter is not specified for both groups. -uch a setting means that these groups of ports are not assigned to an" =.#N.
Figure 1"4. The Advanced $ '!AN page.
To create a new group for =.#N! clic the Add button.
If "ou want to create a group including .#N ports or the wireless networ of the router! first delete rele&ant records from the lan group on this page.
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Figure 1"5. The page #or editing a group o# port$ #or 652N.
,ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter Descri&tion Main settin(s Name "nable # name for the port for easier identification. -elect the chec box to allow using this group of ports. The t"pe of the =.#N which identifier is specified in the +1AN ID field. 1ocal. The group of this t"pe is a channel used to connect local clients to the router. It is mostl" used to connect different t"pes of clients! which re*uire separate connection settings. !:&e NA!. The group of this t"pe is an external connection with address translation. It is mostl" used to connect to the Internet. .ater the =.#N which identifier is specified in the +1AN ID field is used to create a 6#N connection $on the Net 8 ,AN page%. !rans&arent. The group of this t"pe is a transparent connection between an internal port and an external connection. It is mostl" used to connect I(T= set-top boxes. +1AN ID #n identifier of the =.#N to which this group of ports will be assigned.
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arameter orts ort
Descri&tion
Arom the list! select an a&ailable &alue $a ph"sical port of the router! the wireless interface% to assign it to this group. The port will be displa"ed in the table at the bottom of the page. # priorit" tag for the traffic transmitted through the port highlighted in the table at the bottom of the page. -elect a &alue for the port highlighted in the table at the bottom of the page5
Go3
!a(
ta((ed! unta((ed.
)lic the 3ave c'an(es button. )lic the Delete &ort button to delete the port highlighted in the table at the bottom of the page. )lic the Delete +1AN button to delete this group of ports form the s"stem. Aor further use of groups of ports for =.#N it is re*uired to sa&e the changed settings to the non-&olatile memor" of the router and reboot it $clic the 3aveCReboot line in the top-page menu displa"ed when the mouse pointer is o&er the 3:stem caption%.
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-PnP
On the Advanced 8 U n page! "ou can enable and disable the U(n( function. U(n( is a set of networ ing protocols designed for automatic configuration of networ de&ices. The U(n( function performs automatic configuration of the de&ice's parameters for networ applications re*uiring an incoming connection to the router.
Figure 1"6. The Advanced $ 7PnP page.
If "ou want to enable the U(n( function in the router again! select the "nabled chec box and clic the C'an(e button. If "ou want to manuall" specif" all parameters needed for networ "nabled chec box and clic the C'an(e button. applications! deselect the
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(($S
On the Advanced 8 DDN3 page! "ou can define parameters of the DDN- ser&ice! which allows associating a domain name with d"namic I( addresses.
Figure 1"7. The Advanced $ DDNS page.
To add a new DDN- ser&ice! clic the Add button.
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Figure 1" . The page #or editing the ((NS $ervice.
,ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter DDN3 3ervice Host name User name User &ass*ord Inter>ace Descri&tion -elect a DDN- pro&ider from the drop-down list. The domain name registered at "our DDN- pro&ider. The username to authori8e for "our DDN- pro&ider. The password to authori8e for "our DDN- pro&ider. -elect a 6#N connection which I( address will be used to access the DDN- ser&ice. #n inter&al $in minutes% between sending data with the I( address of the interface specified in the field abo&e to the rele&ant DDNser&ice.
U&date &eriod )lic the C'an(e button.
To edit parameters of the existing DDN- ser&ice! clic the rele&ant ser&ice lin . On the opened page! change the needed parameters and clic the C'an(e button. To remo&e an existing DDN- ser&ice! clic the rele&ant ser&ice lin . On the opened page! clic the Delete button.
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($S
On the Advanced 8 DN3 page! "ou can add DN- ser&ers to the s"stem.
Figure 1"!. The Advanced $ DNS page.
DN- ser&ers are used to determine the I( address from the name of a ser&er in Intranets or the Internet $as a rule! the" are specified b" an I-( or assigned b" a networ administrator%. The de&ice performs the DN- rela" function! i.e.! it redirects the DN- re*uests of users to external DN- ser&ers. ,ou can specif" the addresses of DN- ser&ers manuall" on this page! or configure the router to obtain DN- ser&ers addresses automaticall" from "our I-( upon installing a connection.
6hen "ou use the built-in D<)( ser&er! the networ parameters $including DN- ser&ers% are distributed to clients automaticall".
If "ou want to configure automatic obtainment of DN- ser&ers addresses! deselect the Manual chec box! select a 6#N connection which will be used to obtain addresses of DN- ser&ers automaticall" from the Inter>ace drop-down list or select the De>ault route chec box! so that the router could use the connection set as the default gatewa" $on the Net 8 ,AN page% to obtain DNser&er addresses! and clic the C'an(e button. If "ou want to specif" the DN- ser&er manuall"! select the Manual chec box and enter a DNser&er address in the Name servers list. To specif" se&eral addresses! press the )nter e" and enter a needed address in the next line. Then clic the C'an(e button. To remo&e a DN- ser&er from the s"stem! remo&e the rele&ant line from the Name servers field and clic the C'an(e button.
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*outing
On the Advanced 8 Routin( page! "ou can add static routes $routes for networ s that are not connected directl" to the de&ice but are a&ailable through the interfaces of the de&ice% into the s"stem.
Figure 11". The Advanced $ ,outing page.
To create a new route! clic the Add button.
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Figure 111. The page #or adding a $tatic route.
,ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter Destination net*or5 Destination netmas5 6ate*a: Descri&tion # destination networ to which this route is assigned. The destination networ mas . #n I( address through which the destination networ can be accessed. The field is displa"ed when the HAuto4 &alue is selected from the +ia Inter>ace drop-down list. # metric for the route. The lower the &alue! the higher is the route priorit". Optional. -elect an interface through which the destination networ can be accessed from the drop-down list. If "ou ha&e selected the HAuto4 &alue of this drop-down list! the router itself sets the interface on the basis of data on connected networ s.
Metric
+ia Inter>ace
)lic the 3ave button. To edit an existing route! clic the rele&ant route lin . On the opened page! change the needed parameters and clic the 3ave button. To remo&e an existing route! clic the rele&ant route lin . On the opened page! clic the Delete button.
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*emote Access
On the Advanced 8 Remote access page! "ou can configure access to the web-based interface of the router. 9" default! the access from external networ s to the router is closed. If "ou need to allow access to the router from the external networ ! create rele&ant rules.
Figure 112. The Advanced $ ,emote access page.
To create a new rule! clic the Add button.
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Figure 113. The page #or adding a rule #or re,ote ,anage,ent.
,ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter Descri&tion # host or a subnet to which the rule is applied. To choose a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment! select the rele&ant &alue from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%. The mas of the subnet. The protocol a&ailable for remote management of the router. #n external port of the router. ,ou can specif" onl" one port.
I address
Mas5 rotocol ublic &ort )lic the C'an(e button.
To edit a rule for remote access! clic the rele&ant lin . On the opened page! change the needed parameters and clic the C'an(e button. To remo&e a rule for remote access! clic the rele&ant lin . On the opened page! clic the Delete button.
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I.,P
On the Advanced 8 I6M page! "ou can enable I>4( for the router. I>4( is used for managing multicast traffic $transferring data to a group of destinations%. This protocol allows using networ resources for some applications! e.g.! for streaming &ideo! more efficientl".
Figure 114. The Advanced $ IG/P page.
To enable I>4(! select the "nabled chec box. Arom the +ersion drop-down list! select a &ersion of I>4(. Then clic the C'an(e button. -uch a setting allows using the I>4( (rox" function for all 6#N connections for which the "nable I6M Multicast chec box is selected. To disable I>4(! deselect the "nabled chec box and clic the C'an(e button.
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6ire all
In this menu "ou can configure the firewall of the router5 add rules for I( filtering create &irtual ser&ers define a D4J configure the 4#) filter.
IP Filters
On the ?ire*all 8 I >ilters page! "ou can create new rules for filtering I( pac ets and edit or remo&e existing rules.
Figure 115. The 6ire all $ IP filters page.
To create a new rule! clic the Add button.
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Figure 116. The page #or adding a rule #or )/ #iltering.
,ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter Descri&tion I >ilter rule editin( Name rotocol # name for the rule for easier identification. # protocol for networ pac et transmission. -elect a &alue from the drop-down list. -elect an action for the rule. Action ACC" !5 #llows pac et transmission in accordance with the criteria specified b" the rule. DR$ 5 Denies pac et transmission in accordance with the criteria specified b" the rule. I Addresses I address ran(e -elect the chec box if "ou want to specif" a range of I( addresses as the source or destination I( address.
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arameter
Descri&tion The source host7subnet I( address. If the I address ran(e chec box is selected! specif" the starting I( address of the range in the 3ource 7>irst9 field and the ending I( address in the 3ource 7last9 field.
3ource
If the I address ran(e chec box is not selected! specif" the I( address of the host or subnet in the 3ource field. To specif" an I( address add 9&2. To choose a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment! select the rele&ant I( address from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%. The destination host7subnet I( address. If the I address ran(e chec box is selected! specif" the starting I( address of the range in the Destination 7>irst9 field and the ending I( address in the Destination 7last9 field.
Destination
If the I address ran(e chec box is not selected! specif" the starting I( address of the host or subnet in the Destination field. To specif" an I( address add 9&2. To choose a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment! select the rele&ant I( address from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%. orts
3ource
# port of the source I( address. ,ou can specif" one port! se&eral ports separated b" a comma! or a range of ports separated b" a colon. # port of the destination I( address. ,ou can specif" one port! se&eral ports separated b" a comma! or a range of ports separated b" a colon.
Destination )lic the C'an(e button.
To edit a rule for I( filtering! clic the lin to the rele&ant rule. On the opened page! change the needed parameters and clic the C'an(e button. To remo&e a rule for I( filtering! clic the lin to the rele&ant rule. On the opened page! clic the Delete button.
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'irtual Ser%ers
On the ?ire*all 8 +irtual servers page! "ou can create &irtual ser&ers for redirecting incoming Internet traffic to a specified I( address in the local area networ .
Figure 117. The 6ire all $ 'irtual servers page.
To create a new &irtual ser&er! clic the Add button.
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Figure 11 . The page #or adding a virtual $erver.
,ou can specif" the following parameters5 arameter !em&late Descri&tion -elect a &irtual ser&er template from the drop-down list! or select Custom to specif" all parameters of the new &irtual ser&er manuall". # name for the &irtual ser&er for easier identification. ,ou can specif" an" name. # 6#N connection to which this &irtual ser&er will be assigned. # protocol that will be used b" the new &irtual ser&er. -elect a &alue from the drop-down list. # port of the router from which traffic is directed to the I( address specified in the rivate I field. -pecif" the start and the end &alue for the port range. If "ou need to specif" one port! enter the needed &alue in the ublic &ort 7be(in9 field and lea&e the ublic &ort 7end9 field blan . # port of the I( address specified in the rivate I field to which traffic is directed from the ublic &ort. -pecif" the start and the end &alue for the port range. If "ou need to specif" one port! enter the needed &alue in the rivate &ort 7be(in9 field and lea&e the rivate &ort 7end9 field blan .
Name Inter>ace rotocol
ublic &ort 7be(in98 ublic &ort 7end9
rivate &ort 7be(in98 rivate &ort 7end9
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arameter
Descri&tion The I( address of the ser&er from the local area networ . To choose a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment! select the rele&ant &alue from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%. The I( address of the ser&er from the external networ .
rivate I
Remote I )lic the C'an(e button.
To edit the parameters of an existing ser&er! follow the lin with the name of the ser&er. On the opened page! change the needed parameters and clic the C'an(e button. To remo&e an existing ser&er! follow the lin with the name of the ser&er. On the opened page! clic the Delete button.
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(,/
# D4J is a host or networ segment located MbetweenL internal $local% and external $global% networ s. In the router! the D4J implements the capabilit" to transfer a re*uest coming to a port of the router from the external networ to a specified host of the internal networ . On the ?ire*all 8 DMI page "ou can specif" the I( address of the D4J host.
Figure 11!. The 6ire all $ D/8 page.
To enable the D4J! select the "nabled chec box! enter the I( address of a host from "our networ in the I address field! and clic the C'an(e button. Note that when the D4J is enabled! all traffic coming to a port of the 6#N interface of the router is directed to the same port of the specified I( address. #lso note that &irtual ser&ers ha&e higher priorit" than the D4J host. In other words! if there has been created a &irtual ser&er that directs traffic from external port 00 to a port of the de&ice from the router's local networ ! then entering http:99router;)A/;I! in the address bar! users of the external networ are directed to the specified port and I( address configured for the &irtual ser&er! but not to port 00 of the de&ice with the I( address specified on the ?ire*all 8 DMI page. To disable the D4J! deselect the "nabled chec box and clic the C'an(e button.
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,AC Filter
On the ?ire*all 8 MAC >ilter page! "ou can configure 4#)-address-based filtering for computers of the router's .#N.
Figure 12". The 6ire all $ /AC filter page.
To specif" a new address for the 4#) filter! clic the Add button.
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Figure 121. The page #or adding an addre$$ #or the 82& #ilter.
On the opened page! enter the 4#) address of the de&ice from the router's .#N in the MAC address field. To choose a de&ice connected to the router's .#N at the moment! select the rele&ant &alue from the drop-down list $the field will be filled in automaticall"%. Then select the Den: &alue from the Action drop-down list and clic the C'an(e button. To remo&e an address from the list of 4#) addresses for filtering! select the line with the rele&ant 4#) address. On the opened page! clic the Delete button.
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Control
This menu is designed to create restrictions on access to certain web sites.
-*+ Filter
On the Control 8 UR1 >ilter page! "ou can specif" restrictions on access to certain web sites.
Figure 122. The Control $ 7,! filter page. The Configuration ta%.
To enable the UR. filter! select the "nable8Disable UR1 >ilter chec box on the Con>i(uration tab! then select a needed mode from the UR1 >ilter t:&e drop-down list5 @loc5 listed UR1s5 when this &alue is selected! the router bloc s access to all addresses specified on the UR1 addresses tabT @loc5 all UR1s e%ce&t listed5 when this &alue is selected! the router allows access to addresses specified on the UR1 addresses tab and bloc s access to all other web sites.
)lic the C'an(e button. To specif" UR. addresses to which the selected filtering will be applied! go to the UR1 addresses tab and clic the Add button.
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Figure 123. The Control $ 7,! filter page. The 7,! addresses ta%.
On the opened page! specif" the needed parameters.
Figure 124. The page #or adding an addre$$ #or the +*5 #ilter.
/nter a UR. address in the UR1 address field and clic the 3ave button.
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To remo&e an address from the list of UR. addresses! select the rele&ant address in the table on the UR1 addresses tab and clic the Delete button. To disable the UR. filter! deselect the "nable8Disable UR1 >ilter chec box on the Con>i(uration tab! then clic the C'an(e button.
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System
In this menu "ou can do the following5 change the password used to access the router's settings sa&e the current settings to the non-&olatile memor" create a bac up of the router's configuration restore the router's configuration from a pre&iousl" sa&ed file restore the factor" default settings &iew the s"stem log update the firmware of the router configure automatic s"nchroni8ation of the s"stem time trace the route to a host allow or forbid access to the router &ia T/.N/T.
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Administrator Password
On the 3:stem 8 Administrator &ass*ord page! "ou can change the password for the administrator account used to access the web-based interface of the router and to access the de&ice settings &ia T/.N/T.
Aor securit" reasons! it is strongl" recommended to change the administrator password upon initial configuration of the router.
Figure 125. The page #or ,odi#.ing the ad,ini$trator pa$$word.
/nter the new password in the ass*ord and Con>irmation fields and clic the 3ave button.
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Con#iguration
On the 3:stem 8 Con>i(uration page! "ou can sa&e the changed settings to the non-&olatile memor"! restore the factor" defaults! bac up the current configuration! or restore the router's configuration from a pre&iousl" created file.
Figure 126. The System $ Configuration page.
The following buttons are a&ailable on the page5 Control Descri&tion )lic the button to sa&e settings to the non-&olatile memor". (lease! sa&e settings e&er" time "ou change the router's parameters. Otherwise the changes will be lost upon hardware reboot of the router. )lic the button to restore the factor" default settings. #lso "ou can restore the factor" defaults &ia the hardware R)")T1W " button $see the )a.ing and 4estoring )ettings section! page 31%. )lic the button and follow the dialog box appeared to sa&e the configuration $all settings of the router% to "our (). )lic the button to upload a pre&iousl" sa&ed configuration $all settings of the router% from a file on "our (). )lic the C'oose8@ro*se1 button to select a pre&iousl" sa&ed configuration file located on "our ().
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3ave
?actor:
@ac5u&
Restore
#ctions of the 3ave! ?actor:! and @ac5u& buttons also can be performed &ia the top-page menu displa"ed when the mouse pointer is o&er the 3:stem caption.
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System +og
On the 3:stem 8 3:stem lo( page! "ou can set the s"stem log options and configure sending the s"stem log to a remote host.
Figure 127. The System $ System log page. The Configuration ta%.
To enable logging of the s"stem e&ents! select the 1o((in( chec box on the Con>i(uration tab. Then specif" the needed parameters. Control Descri&tion -elect a t"pe of logging from the drop-down list. 1ocal5 the s"stem log is stored in the router's memor" $and displa"ed on the 1o( tab%. 6hen this &alue is selected! the 3erver and ort fields are not displa"ed. Remote5 the s"stem log is sent to the remote host specified in the 3erver field. 1ocal and remote5 the s"stem log is stored in the router's memor" $and displa"ed on the 1o( tab% and sent to the remote host specified in the 3erver field.
1o((in( t:&e
1o((in( level 3erver
-elect a t"pe of messages and alerts7notifications to be logged. The I( or UR. address of the host from the local or global networ ! to which the s"stem log will be sent.
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Control ort
Descri&tion # port of the host specified in the 3erver field. 9" default! the &alue 51% is specified.
#fter specif"ing the needed parameters! clic the C'an(e button. To disable logging of the s"stem e&ents! deselect the 1o((in( chec box and clic the C'an(e button. On the 1o( tab! the e&ents specified in the 1o((in( level list are displa"ed.
Figure 12 . The System $ System log page. The !og ta%.
To &iew the latest s"stem e&ents! clic the Re>res' button. To sa&e the s"stem log to "our ()! clic the "%&ort button and follow the dialog box appeared.
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Firmware -pgrade
On the 3:stem 8 ?irm*are u&(rade page! "ou can upgrade the firmware of the router.
Upgrade the firmware onl" when the router is connected to "our () &ia a wired connection.
Figure 12!. The System $ 6irm are upgrade page.
The current &ersion of the router's firmware is displa"ed in the ?irm*are version field located next the D-.in logo in the top left corner of the page. If "ou need to install a newer &ersion of the firmware! follow the next steps5
#ttentionS Do not turn off the router before the firmware upgrade is completed. This ma" cause the de&ice brea down.
2. Download a new &ersion of the firmware from www.dlin .ru. 1. )lic the C'oose8@ro*se2 button on the 3:stem 8 ?irm*are u&(rade page to locate the new firmware file. 3. )lic the U&date button to upgrade the firmware of the router. +. 6ait until the router is rebooted $about one and a half or two minutes%. 3. .og into the web-based interface using the login $admin% and the current password.
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D. -elect the ?actor: line in the top-page menu displa"ed when the mouse pointer is o&er the 3:stem caption. F. 6ait until the router is rebooted. .og into the web-based interface! using the default I( address! login and password $1,2.163.4.1! admin! admin%.
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$&P Client
On the 3:stem 8 N! client page! "ou can configure automatic s"nchroni8ation of the s"stem time with a time ser&er on the Internet.
Figure 13". The System $ N#P client page.
To enable automatic s"nchroni8ation with a time ser&er5 2. -elect the "nabled chec box. 1. -elect "our time 8one. 3. -pecif" the needed NT( ser&er in the N! default. +. )lic the C'an(e button. servers field or lea&e the ser&er specified b"
6hen the router is powered off or rebooted! the s"stem time is reset to the default &alue. If "ou ha&e set automatic s"nchroni8ation for the s"stem time! the internal cloc of the de&ice will be configured after connecting to the Internet.
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&raceroute
On the 3:stem 8 !raceroute page! "ou can define the route of data transfer to a host &ia the traceroute utilit".
Figure 131. The System $ #raceroute page.
To define the route! enter the name or I( address of a host in the Host field and clic the 3tart button. #fter a while! the results will be displa"ed on the page.
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&elnet
On the 3:stem 8 !elnet page! "ou can enable or disable access to the de&ice settings &ia T/.N/T from "our .#N. 9" default! access is enabled.
Figure 132. The System $ #elnet page.
To disable access &ia T/.N/T! deselect the $n chec box and clic the C'an(e button. To enable access &ia T/.N/T again! select the $n chec box. In the ort field! enter the number of the router's port through which access will be allowed $b" default! the port 2& is specified%. Then clic the C'an(e button.
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$&eration 6uidelines
CHA !"R )#
$ "RA!I$N 6UID"1IN"3
Safety Instructions
(lace "our router on a flat hori8ontal surface or mount the router on the wall $the mounting holes are located on the bottom panel of the de&ice%. 4a e sure that the router is pro&ided with sufficient &entilation. To pre&ent o&erheating! do not obstruct the &entilation openings of the router. (lug the router into a surge protector to reduce the ris of damage from power surges and lightning stri es. Operate the router onl" from an electrical outlet with the correct power source as indicated on the adapter. Do not open the co&er of the router. Otherwise an" warrant" will be in&alidated. Unplug the e*uipment before dusting and cleaning. Use a damp cloth to clean the e*uipment. Do not use li*uid7aerosol cleaners or magnetic7static cleaning de&ices.
)ireless Installation Considerations

The DIR-300NRU de&ice lets "ou access "our networ using a wireless connection from &irtuall" an"where within the operating range of "our wireless networ . Reep in mind! howe&er! that the number! thic ness and location of walls! ceilings! or other ob@ects that the wireless signals must pass through! ma" limit the range. T"pical ranges &ar" depending on the t"pes of materials and bac ground RA noise in "our home or office. To maximi8e "our wireless range! follow the guidelines below. 2. Reep the number of walls and ceilings between the DIR-300NRU de&ice and other networ de&ices to a minimum Q each wall or ceiling can reduce "our wireless networ range b" 3E0 feet $2-30 meters%. 1. 9e aware of the direct line between networ de&ices. (lace "our de&ices so that the signal tra&els straight through a wall or ceiling $instead of at an angle% for better reception. 3. 9uilding materials ma e a difference. # solid metal door or aluminum studs ma" ha&e a negati&e effect on "our wireless range. Tr" to position "our router! access points! and computers so that the signal passes through dr"walls or open doorwa"s. 4aterials and ob@ects such as glass! steel! metal! walls with insulation! water $fish tan s%! mirrors! file cabinets! bric ! and concrete will degrade "our wireless signal. +. Reep "our router awa" $at least 3-D feet or 2-1 meters% from electrical de&ices or appliances that generate RA noise. 3. If "ou are using 1.+ ><8 cordless phones or :-20 e*uipment $wireless de&ices such as ceiling fans! lights! and home securit" s"stems%! "our wireless connection ma" degrade dramaticall" or drop completel". 4a e sure "our 1.+ ><8 phone base is as far awa" from "our wireless de&ices as possible. Note! that the base transmits a signal e&en if the phone in not in use.
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$&eration 6uidelines
Connecting to Ca*le or DS! /odem

If "ou need to connect the router to a cable or D-. modem! do the following. 2. (lace the router in an open location in the supposed center of "our wireless networ . Do not plug the power adapter into the router. 1. Turn off "our (). 3. Unplug the /thernet cable $that connects "our () to "our modem% from "our computer and place it into the INT)RN)T port of "our router. +. (lug another /thernet cable into one of the four .#N ports on the router. (lug the other end into the /thernet port of "our (). 3. Turn on "our modem. 6ait until the modem is booted $about 30 seconds%. D. (lug the power adapter to the router and connect to an electrical outlet or power strip. 6ait until the router is booted $about 30 seconds%. F. Turn on "our (). 0. =erif" the ./Ds of the router. The following ./Ds should be on5 ower! LAN $of the rele&ant /thernet port%! and Internet. If not! ma e sure that "our computer! modem! and router are powered on and the rele&ant cables are connected correctl".
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Abbreviations and Acron:ms
CHA !"R -#
AC A"3 AR @33ID CRC DDN3 DDo3 DHC DMI DN3 D!IM 6M! I6M I I3 12! 1AN 1C MAC M!U NA! N! @C IN o" ! 3;
A@@R"+IA!I$N3 AND ACR$NJM3
#ccess )ategor" #d&anced /ncr"ption -tandard #ddress Resolution (rotocol 9asic -er&ice -et Identifier )"clic Redundanc" )hec D"namic Domain Name -"stem Distributed Denial of -er&ice D"namic <ost )onfiguration (rotocol De4ilitari8ed Jone Domain Name -"stem Deli&er" Traffic Indication 4essage >reenwich 4ean Time Internet >roup 4anagement (rotocol Internet (rotocol Internet -er&ice (ro&ider .a"er 1 Tunneling (rotocol .ocal #rea Networ .in )ontrol (rotocol 4edia #ccess )ontrol 4aximum Transmission Unit Networ #ddress Translation Networ Time (rotocol (ush 9utton )onfiguration (ersonal Identification Number (oint-to-point protocol o&er /thernet (oint-to-point tunneling protocol (re-shared e"
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Abbreviations and Acron:ms
Go3 RADIU3 RI R!3 33ID !;I UD U n UR1 +1AN + N ,AN ," ,i-?i ,I3 ,1AN ,MM , A , 3
Bualit" of -er&ice Remote #uthentication in Dial-In User -er&ice Routing Information (rotocol Re*uest To -end -er&ice -et Identifier Temporal Re" Integrit" (rotocol User Datagram (rotocol Uni&ersal (lug and (la" Uniform Resource .ocator =irtual .ocal #rea Networ =irtual (ri&ate Networ 6ide #rea Networ 6ired /*ui&alent (ri&ac" 6ireless Aidelit" 6ireless Internet -er&ice (ro&ider 6ireless .ocal #rea Networ 6i-Ai 4ultimedia 6i-Ai (rotected #ccess 6i-Ai (rotected -etup
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Chapter &. Installation and Connection..........................15

Chapter %. Confi$urin$ via )e*+*ased Interface..................&%

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Chapter 5. Operation Guidelines................................16,

Chapter 6. A**reviations and Acron"ms..........................1 1

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Contents and Audience

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LAN Interface + 2072009#-/-T: /thernet ports

WLAN Interface I/// 001.22n $up to 2304bps% I/// 001.22b7g

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Frequency Range 1+00C1+03.3 4<8 I-4 band

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Operating Temperature Arom 0 to +0 0) $from 31 to 20+ 0A%

"torage Temperature Arom -10 to D3 0G $from -+ to 2+E 0A%

Operating #umi'ity Arom 20I to E0I non-condensing

"torage #umi'ity Arom 3I to E3I non-condensing

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Figure 1. Front panel view.

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Blinking green Solid green

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Figure 2. Back panel view.

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The de&ice is also e*uipped with a built-in 6i-Ai antenna.

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IN3!A11A!I$N AND C$NN"C!I$N

Before You Begin

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Obtaining IP Address Automatically in OS Windows P

Figure 3. The Net ork Connections window.

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Figure 4. The !ocal Area Connection Properties window.

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Figure 5. The Internet Protocol "#CP$IP% Properties window.

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Figure 6. The Control Panel window.

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Figure 7. The Net ork and S&aring Center window.

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Figure . The Net ork Connections window.

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Figure !. The !ocal Area Connection Properties window.

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Figure 1". The Internet Protocol 'ersion ( "#CP$IPv(% Properties window.

PC with Wi"Fi Adapter

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Connecting to )e+ased Interface

Figure 15. &onnecting to the we%'%a$ed inter#ace o# the ()'3""N+ device.

)e+ased Interface Structure