W316R User+Guide User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide
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Contents
CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION.......................1 1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS...............................................1 1.2 LED INDICATORS AND PORT DESCRIPTION.............1 CHAPTER 2 PRODUCT INSTALLATION.........................4 CHAPTER 3 HOW TO CONFIGURE TO ACCESS THE INTERNET...............................................................................6 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 HOW TO SET THE NETWORK CONFIGURATIONS.......6 LOG IN TO THE ROUTER.......................................11 FAST INTERNET ACCESS.......................................12 FAST ENCRYPTION.................................................13
CHAPTER 4 ADVANCED SETTINGS...............................14 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4. SYSTEM STATUS .................................................14 WAN SETTINGS.....................................................15 LAN SETTINGS......................................................19 DNS SETTINGS......................................................19 WAN MEDIUM TYPE..............................................20 BANDWIDTH CONTROL............................................21 TRAFFIC STATISTICS ...........................................24
CHAPTER 5 WLAN SETTINGS .......................................26 5.1 WIRELESS BASIC SETTINGS..................................26 5.2 WIRELESS SECURITY SETTINGS.............................30 5.2.1 WPS SETTINGS..................................................30 5.2.2 WPA! PSK......................................................31 5.2.3 WPA2! PSK....................................................32
5.3 WIRELESS ACCESS CONTROL................................32 5.4 CONNECTION STATUS.............................................33 CHAPTER 6 DHCP SERVER..............................................34 6.1 DHCP SER"ER ....................................................34 6.2 DHCP CLIENT LIST...............................................34 CHAPTER 7 VIRTUAL SERVER.......................................36 .1 PORT RANGE FORWARDING...................................36 .2 DM# SETTINGS......................................................3$ .3 UPNP SETTINGS....................................................3$ CHAPTER 8 SECURITY SETTINGS................................40 $.1 $.2 $.3 $.4 CLIENT FILTER SETTINGS......................................40 MAC ADDRESS FILTER.........................................41 URL FILTER SETTINGS..........................................43 REMOTE WEB MANAGEMENT.................................45
CHAPTER 9 ROUTING SETTINGS..................................46 9.1 ROUTING TABLE.....................................................46 9.2 STATIC ROUTING....................................................46 CHAPTER 10 SYSTE 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.6 10. 10.$ TOOLS.........................................48
TIME SETTINGS....................................................4$ DDNS..................................................................4$ BACKUP%RESTORE ..............................................49 RESTORE TO FACTORY DEFAULT .....................51 UPGRADE ............................................................51 REBOOT THE ROUTER..........................................52 PASSWORD CHANGE............................................52 SYSLOG................................................................53
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APPENDI! 1 GLOSSARY...................................................55 APPENDI! 2 PRODUCT FEATURES...............................56 APPENDI! 3 FA".................................................................57 APPENDI! 4 CLEAR WIRELESS CONFIGURATION 59 APPENDI! 5 REGULATORY INFOR ATION..............62
Chapter 1 Product Introduction

Thank you for $urchasing the Tenda Wireless N Broadband Router( This easy)to)use router $ro%ides sim$le configuration interface &hich enables you to configure it &ith ease 't is based on the latest '***+,- 11n standard! and is back&ard com$atible &ith de%ices of '***+,- 11b.g standards The Tenda &ireless router &including router! &ireless #/! four)$ort s&itch and fire&all in one & $ro%ides $o&erful online monitor function and su$$orts UR" filter and 0#C filter With W1S function! it can re$eat and am$lify &ireless signals so as to enlarge net&ork co%erage area 't truly su$$orts U/n/ and W00 to make your audio and %ideo smoother With 2oS function! it can efficiently distribute the do&nloading rate for the clients With su$er com$atibility! the router can break the access limits in some areas so that multi$le com$uters can share the 'nternet access #dditionally! it su$$orts W'S/ function to access to the 'S/3s &ireless hots$ots 4this function a$$lies only to some of the $roducts5
1.1 Package Contents

/lease %erify the follo&ing items after you o$en the $ackage6 7ne Wireless N Broadband Router 7ne 2uick 'nstallation Guide 7ne /o&er #da$ter 7ne Soft&are C1
'f any of the listed items are missing or damaged! $lease contact the Tenda reseller for immediate re$lacement
1.2 LED Indicators and Port Description

Panel and LED indicators show:
LED indicator description on the ront panel
!ack panel port show "take #$1%& as an e'ample(
!ack panel port description
Chapter 2 Product Installation

'n this user guide! &e take W819R as an e:am$le to e:$lain the installation ste$s The installation ste$s of other $roducts are similar to this one 1 /lease use only the included $o&er ada$ter to $o&er your router 4 )*+E6 Use of an unmatched $o&er ada$ter could cause damage to this $roduct5
- /lease connect the router3s "#N $ort to your com$uter &ith an *thernet cable as sho&n belo&
8 /lease connect your broadband line $ro%ided by your 'S/ to the router3s W#N $ort
; 'nsert the included soft&are C1 into the C1 dri%e of your com$uter #fter the soft&are automatically initiates! double click the <Setup= icon and follo& the instructions to com$lete the installation >ou can also enter the router3s Web)based Utility to com$lete the configuration
Chapter $ ,ow to con igure to access the Internet

$.1 ,ow to Set the )etwork Con igurations
)etwork Con igurations under windows -P 1 Right click <.y )etwork Places= on your com$uter deskto$ and select <Properties=
Right click <Local /rea Connection= and select <Properties=
Select <'nternet /rotocol 4TC/.'/5= and click </ro$erties=
; Select <*0tain an IP address automatically= and <*0tain D)S ser1er address automatically= Click <*2= to sa%e the configurations
7r select <3se the ollowing IP address = and enter the '/ address! Subnet mask! 1efault gate&ay as follo&s6 IP /ddress: 1@- 19+ , AAA6 4AAA is a number from -B-?;5 Su0net .ask: -?? -?? -?? , 4ateway: 1@- 19+ , 1 D)S ser1er: >ou should in$ut the 1NS ser%er address $ro%ided by your 'S/
7ther&ise! you can enter 1@- 19+ , 1 Click <7D= to sa%e the configurations
)etwork Con igurations under windows 5

1 Click the net&ork icon on the lo&er right corner of your com$uter deskto$! and then click= 7$en Net&ork and Sharing Center=
- Click <Change ada$ter settings= on the left side of the &indo&
8 Right click <"ocal #rea Connection= and select </ro$erties=
; 1ouble click= 'nternet /rotocol Eersion ;4TC/.'/%;5F
? Select <*0tain an IP address automatically= and <*0tain D)S ser1er address
automatically= Click <*2= to sa%e the configurations
7r select <3se the ollowing IP address = and enter the '/ address! Subnet mask! 1efault gate&ay as follo&s6
IP /ddress: 1@- 19+ , AAA6 4AAA is a number from -B-?;5 Su0net .ask: -?? -?? -?? , 4ateway: 1@- 19+ , 1 D)S ser1er: >ou should in$ut the 1NS ser%er address $ro%ided by your 'S/ 7ther&ise! you can enter 1@- 19+ , 1 Click <7D= to sa%e the configurations
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$.2 Log in to the &outer
To access the Router3s Web)based Utility! launch a &eb bro&ser such as 'nternet *:$lorer or Girefo: and enter htt$6..1@- 19+ , 1 /ress <*nter=
- The system &ill automatically choose the corres$onding &eb language in accordance &ith the Bro&ser3s language Gor e:am$le! if your Bro&ser3s language is Grench! the router3s &eb language &ill dis$lay as Grench
8 'f your Bro&ser language is *nglish or beyond the @ languages 4#rabic! Grench! German! 'talian! /olish! /ortuguese! Russian! S$anish! Turkish5! the router3s &eb language &ill be *nglish
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$.$ 6ast Internet /ccess

T&o kinds of fast access methods are $ro%ided on the router3s &eb)based utility6 #1S" dial)u$ and 1HC/ 'f you select #1S" dial)u$! you only need to enter the access account and access $ass&ord as &ell as the &ireless $ass&ord! and then click <7k= to com$lete the settings
'f you select 1HC/! you only need to enter the &ireless $ass&ord and click <7k= to com$lete the settings
The default access method is #1S" dial)u$ and the access account and access $ass&ord are the same as the #1S" dial)u$ account and $ass&ord! &hich you can inIuire your broadband 'S/ Gor other access methods! $lease refer to W#N settings in cha$ter ; The &ireless $ass&ord can only consist of + characters! the default is 1-8;?9C+ and you can modify it &hen necessary
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$.7 6ast Encryption

The router $ro%ides t&o encry$tion setting screens! one is sim$le and easy! the other is ad%anced 4Gor ad%anced setting! $lease refer to cha$ter ? -5 Simple and easy screen: "og on to the router3s &eb)based utility and you may set encry$tion for the router The default ado$ts W/#)/SD mode and #*S #lgorithm The default $ass&ord is 1-8;?9C+! as sho&n belo&
)*+E6 The &ireless $ass&ord can only be + characters in length and the default is 1-8;?9C+! you can modify it &hen necessary
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Chapter 7 /d1anced Settings

7.1 System Status
System status screen allo&s you to %ie& the router3s W#N $ort status and system status
Connection status6 't dis$lays the router3s W#N connection status 1isconnected6 't indicates the router3s W#N $ort hasn3t been connected &ith the net&ork cable Connecting6 't indicates the router3s W#N $ort is obtaining '/ address Connected6 't indicates the Router is &ell connected &ith the 'S/
#/) IP''/ address obtained from 'S/ Su0net mask6 7btained from 'S/ 4ateway6 7btained from 'S/ D)S ser1er6 7btained from 'S/ /lternate D)S ser1er6 7btained from 'S/ Connection type: 't dis$lays your current access method
L/) ./C address''t dis$lays the Router3s "#N 0#C address
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#/) ./C address''t dis$lays the Router3s W#N 0#C #ddress System time''t dis$lays the system3s u$dated time Connected client ''t dis$lays the number of the connected com$uters4normally it dis$lays the number of clients &hose '/ addresses obtained %ia 1HC/ ser%er5 So tware 1ersion''t dis$lays the Router3s soft&are %ersion( ,ardware 1ersion''t dis$lays the Router3s hard&are %ersion
7.2 #/) Settings 8irtual Dial9up "PPPoE(
.ode: Sho& your current connection mode /ccess /ccount: *nter the account $ro%ided by your 'S/ /ccess Password: *nter the $ass&ord $ro%ided by your 'S/ .+3: 0a:imum Transmission Unit 't is the size of the largest data $acket that can be sent o%er the net&ork The default %alue is 1;@- 1o N7T modify it unless necessary! but if a s$ecific &ebsite or &eb a$$lication soft&are cannot o$en or be enabled! you can try to change the 0TU %alue to 1;?,! 1;,,! etc
Ser1ice )ame: The connection name for current ///7*! enter it if necessary&other&ise! lea%e it blank
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/C )ame: The ser%ice name! enter it if necessary&other&ise! lea%e it blank Connect /utomatically: Connect automatically to the 'nternet after rebooting the system or connection failure Connect on Demand: Re)establish your connection to the 'nternet after the s$ecific time 40a: 'dle Time5 Jero means you are connected to the 'nternet all times 7ther&ise! enter the minutes to be ela$sed before you are disconnected from the 'nternet
Connect .anually: Connect to the 'nternet by users manually Connect on 6i'ed +ime: Connect to the 'nternet during the time you fi: automatically )*+E:
The <Connect on 6i'ed +ime= goes into effect only &hen you ha%e set the current time in <+ime settings= from <System tools=
Static IP
'f your 'S/ $ro%ides you the static '/! $lease choose static '/! and you need to enter the '/ address! subnet mask! gate&ay! 1NS ser%er and alternate 1NS ser%er $ro%ided by your 'S/ or net&ork administrator)
.ode: Sho& your current connection mode IP address: *nter the W#N '/ address $ro%ided by your 'S/ 'f you are not clear! $lease inIuire your local 'S/ Su0net mask: *nter the W#N Subnet 0ask $ro%ided by your 'S/ Generally it is -?? -?? -?? ,) 4ateway: *nter the Gate&ay $ro%ided by your 'S/ 'f you are not clear! $lease
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inIuire your local 'S/ D)S ser1er: *nter the necessary 1NS ser%er $ro%ided by your 'S/ /lternate D)S ser1er: *nter the second 1NS address if your 'S/ $ro%ides! &hich is o$tional
Dynamic IP "8ia D,CP(

'f your connection mode is 1ynamic '/! it means e%ery time you access the 'nternet! you &ill get a different '/ >ou don3t need to enter any $arameters in this mode! Kust Click <*k= to finish the settings
PP+P
.ode: Sho& your current connection mode PP+P ser1er address: The '/ address or domain name of the destination ser%er and it is used to s$ecify the destination address &hich needs for //T/
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connection 3sername:Password: Used to %alidate identity &hen connecting to the //T/ ser%er /ddress mode: Set the router3s '/ address mode! you can select either <1ynamic= or <Static= 'f your 'S/ doesn3t $ro%ide the '/ address! $lease select <1ynamic= IP address: /lease enter the '/ address $ro%ided by your 'S/! inIuire your local 'S/ if you are not clear Su0net mask: /lease enter the subnet mask $ro%ided by your 'S/ !generally its -?? -?? -?? , 4ateway: /lease enter the gate&ay $ro%ided by your 'S/! inIuire your local 'S/ if you are not clear
#ll the abo%e $arameters are $ro%ided by 'S/ L2+P
.ode: Sho& your current connection mode L2+P ser1er address: The '/ address or domain name of the destination ser%er and it is used to s$ecify the destination address &hich needs for "-T/ connection
3sername:Password: Used to %alidate identity &hen connecting to the "-T/ ser%er /ddress mode: Set the router3s '/ address mode! you can select either <1ynamic= or <Static= 'f your 'S/ doesn3t $ro%ide the '/ address! $lease select <1ynamic=
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IP address: /lease enter the '/ address $ro%ided by your 'S/! inIuire your local 'S/ if you are not clear Su0net mask: /lease enter the subnet mask $ro%ided by your 'S/ !generally its -?? -?? -?? , 4ateway: /lease enter the gate&ay $ro%ided by your 'S/! inIuire your local 'S/ if you are not clear
#ll the abo%e $arameters are $ro%ided by 'S/
7.$ L/) Settings

Click <#d%anced settings= L"#N settings to enter the follo&ing screen
L/) ./C address: The Router3s "#N 0#C address! &hich is unchangeable IP address: The Router3s "#N '/ address 4not your /C3s '/ address5 The default %alue is 1@- 19+ , 1M you can change it &hen necessary Su0net mask: The Router3s "#N subnet mask -?? -?? -?? , )*+E: The default %alue is
7nce you modify the '/ address! you need to remember it for ne:t time you log in to the &eb)based utility
7.7 D)S Settings

1NS stands for 1omain Name System 4or Ser%ice5
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D)S setting: Select to enable the 1NS ser%er Primary D)S address: *nter the necessary address $ro%ided by your 'S/ /lternate D)S address: *nter the second 1NS address if your 'S/ $ro%ides! &hich is o$tional )*+E:
#fter the settings are com$leted! reboot the de%ice to acti%ate the modified settings
7.; #/) .edium +ype

Wired W#N and &ireless W#N N7T*6 This function a$$lies only to some of the $roducts
#ired #/): 'n this mode! the cable is directly connected to the W#N $ort Wired W#N is the default mode #ireless #/)6 *nable this mode if your 'S/ $ro%ides you &ireless connection ser%ice
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or you &ant to use it to am$lify &ireless signals SSID6 SS'1 4Ser%ice Set 'dentifier5 is the identity of the &ireless de%ice >ou can only access to the 'S/3 net&ork by entering the correct SS'1! namely the SS'1 of the 'S/3s &ireless de%ice >ou can click the <7$en scan= button to let the router automatically search the 'S/3s a%ailable SS'1 The SS'1 can also be the SS'1 of the su$erior &ireless de%ice &hen using &ireless bridge ./C6 To connect to the 'S/3s &ireless de%ice! you need to kno& the de%ice3s 0#C address >ou can click the <7$en scan= button to let the router automatically search the &ireless de%ice3s 0#C or su$erior &ireless de%ice3s 0#C Channel6 The &ireless de%ice3s communication channel >ou must select the same channel as the 'S/3s &ireless de%ice to enable their communications 't can also be scanned by clicking the <7$en scan= button Security mode6 When the 'S/ &ireless de%ice is secured! the access de%ice should set the same security mode! encry$tion mode and key as the 'S/3 &ireless de%ice 6or e'ample 'f your 'S/ &ireless de%ice3s SS'1 is <&ireless=! then Kust enter the 'S/3s SS'1! &ireless 0#C address! and channel res$ecti%ely into the corres$onding fields of the abo%e $icture 'f the 'S/ de%ice is secured! $lease set your router3s encry$tion ty$e the same as the 'S/ de%ice3s 7r you can click the <7$en scan= button to let the router automatically fill in the SS'1! Channel and &ireless 0#C #fter sa%ing! come back to the W#N Setting screen to select the corres$onding W#N connection ty$e to com$lete the settings 4Gor e:am$le! if your 'S/ &ireless de%ice3s connection ty$e is dynamic '/! Kust select 1HC/5
7.% !andwidth Control

Band&idth control is used to limit the communication traffic of "#N com$uters &hen accessing the 'nternet 't can simultaneously control ma:imum of -?; /CsN traffic 'n addition! '/ address range configuration is su$$orted
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Ena0le !andwidth Control: To enable or disable the internal '/ band&idth control The default is disabled IP /ddress: The '/ address range of the hosts &hose traffic has been controlled 't can be a single '/ address or '/ address range 3pload:Download: To s$ecify the traffic heading &ay for the selected '/ addresses6 u$load or do&nload !andwidth &ange: The ma:imum and minimum u$load.do&nload data traffic of the hosts in s$ecified '/ range The unit is DByte.s The u$link of u$load and do&nload can not e:ceed the W#N $ort band&idth limitation range
Ena0le: To enable the current edited rule 7ther&ise! the rule &ill not go into effect /dd to list: #fter you edit the rule! click the < add to list= button to add the current rule to the rule list
Here &e take -0b$s band&idth as an e:am$le Theoretically! the biggest do&nloading rate for -0b$s band&idth is -0b$sO-?9DByte.s! and the biggest u$loading rate is ?1-kb$sO9;DByte.s E'ample 1 'f you &ant to set the do&nload rate of the com$uter at the '/ address of 1@- 19+ , 1,, as +,)@,DByte.s! u$load rate as 1,)1?DByte.s! first add one u$load rule as sho&n in the $icture belo&6
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1 *nter 1@- 19+ , 1,, in the '/ address field - Select u$load in the U$load.1o&nload field 8 *nter 1,)1? in the band&idth range field ; Select <*nable= ? Click <#dd to list= 9 Click <7k= to finish the u$load rule settings #nd then add a do&nload rule as sho&n in the $icture belo&
The setting method is the same as the abo%e E'ample 2 Set the do&nload rate of all com$uters &ithin the range of 1@- 19+ , -)) 1@- 19+ , -?; as 1,,)1-,DByte.s! and the u$load rate as -,)8,DByte.s! as sho&n in the $icture belo&
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The setting method is the same as E'ample 1.
7.5 +ra ic Statistics

Traffic statistics is used to dis$lay the band&idth that "#N /C used
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Ena0le +ra ic statistics6 't is used to calculate the traffic used by the "#N com$uters >ou can enable it to calculate the traffic for you Usually! disable it to im$ro%e the router3s data $acket $rocessing ability! and the default is disabled When this function is enabled! the &eb$age &ill refresh automatically e%ery fi%e minutes! mean&hile! each com$uter3s traffic %alue &ill refresh automatically IP address: the '/ address of the com$uter &hose traffic is being calculated 3plink rate: the data sending s$eed $er second! the unit is DByte.s Downlink rate: the data recei%ing s$eed $er second! the unit is DByte.s Sent message: the number of the calculated com$uter3s data $ackets that are sent out through the router Sent !ytes: the %olume of the calculated com$uter3s statistics that is sent out through the router &ecei1ed message: the number of the calculated com$uter3s the data $ackets that are recei%ed through the router &ecei1ed !ytes: the %olume of the calculated com$uter3s statistics that is recei%ed through the router
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Chapter ; #L/) Settings

;.1 #ireless !asic Settings
Ena0le wireless unction: Select to enable the Router3s &ireless featuresM deselect to disable it and all functions related &ith &ireless are disabled #ireless working mode6 This router $ro%ides t&o kinds of &orking modes6 Wireless #ccess /oint4#/5 and Net&ork Bridge 4W1S5
#ireless /ccess Point "/P( )etwork .ode6 Select one mode from the dro$)do&n list 110 mode' Select it if you ha%e only Wireless)B clients in your net&ork 11g mode' Select it if you ha%e only Wireless)G clients in your net&ork 110:g mi'ed mode: Select it if you ha%e only Wireless)B and Wireless)G clients in your net&ork 110:g:n mi'ed mode: Select it if you ha%e Wireless)B! Wireless)G and Wireless)N clients in your net&ork SSID: 't is the uniIue name of the &ireless net&ork and can be modified The SS'1 must be entered !roadcast "SSID(: Select <Ena0le= to enable the router3 SS'1 to be scannable by &ireless de%ices The default is enabled 'f you disable it! the &ireless de%ices must kno& the SS'1 for communication
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Channel: The currently used channel by the router Select an effecti%e channel 4from 1 to 18P#uto5 of the &ireless net&ork #.. Capa0le: *nable it to enhance the transfer $erformance of the &irelessly transferred multimedia data 4such as %ideo or online $laying5 We recommend enabling this o$tion if you are not familiar &ith W00
/PSD Capa0le: 't is used for auto $o&er)sa%ed ser%ice The default is disabled Channel 0andwidth: Select an a$$ro$riate channel band&idth to enhance the &ireless $erformance Select -,.;,0 &hen the net&ork has 11b.g and 11n &ireless clients Select -,0 &hen the net&ork has only non)11n &ireless clients Select -,.;,0 to $romote its through$ut &hen the &ireless net&ork is in 11n mode
E'tension Channel: To confirm the net&ork3s freIuency range in 11n mode N7T*6 Some $roducts may ha%e $rimary SS'1 and secondary SS'1 o$tions! as
sho&n belo& /rimary SS'1 is necessary! secondary SS'1 is o$tional
)etwork !ridge "#DS( Settings W1S 4Wireless 1istribution System5 is used to e:$and &ireless co%erage area
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/P ./C address: 'n$ut the 0#C address of another 4o$$osing5 &ireless router you &ant to connect
E'ample6 This e:am$le is to bridge t&o W819R routers 1 'f you kno& the connecting router3s 0#C address! $lease enter it into the #/ 0#C address field and click <7k=
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- >ou can also search for the &ireless router3s signal by scanning a5 Click <7$en scan= and click the scanned signal and click the =7k= button on the dialog bo: and the corres$onding &ireless 0#C address &ill be added to the #/ 0#C address field automatically
b5 Click <7k= after the 0#C address is added
#fter finishing the abo%e ste$s! you need to set the other W819R router in the same &ay
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)*+E6 W1S feature reIuires both routers su$$ort this function and the SS'1! channel! encry$tion method and $ass&ord are the same as those of the connecting router
;.2 #ireless Security Settings

With the &ireless security function! you can $re%ent others from connecting to your &ireless net&ork and using the net&ork resources &ithout your consent 0ean&hile! you can also block illegal users from interce$ting or intruding your &ireless net&ork
;.2.1 #PS Settings

W/S 4Wi)Gi /rotected Setting5 makes it Iuick and easy to establish a secure connection bet&een the &ireless clients and the router The users only need to enter a /'N code or $ress W/S button on the back $anel to configure it &ithout manually selecting an encry$tion method or set a key
#PS settings6 To enable or disable W/S function The default is <Ena0le<. #PS mode: /ro%ide t&o &ays6 /BC 4/ush)Button Configuration5 and /'N code P!C: Select the /BC and click *k= or $ress and hold the W/S button on the back $anel of the de%ice for about one second The W/S "*1 indicator &ill be flashing for - minutes! &hich means the W/S is enabled 1uring this time
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4flashing W/S "*15! you can enable the &ireless client to im$lement the W/S./BC negotiation bet&een them When the W/S connection is com$leted! the "*1 indicator &ill be continuously lit To add more clients! re$eat the abo%e ste$s 5 PI): 'f this o$tion is enabled! you need to enter a &ireless client3s /'N code in the field and kee$ the same code in the W/S client &eset **!: /ress this button! the W/S client &ill be in an idle state! and the W/S indicator &ill turn off #/ &ill not res$ond to the W/S client3s connection reIuest and &ill set the security mode as 7$en)None 41isable5 mode
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The use of W/S function reIuires the &ireless ada$ter to su$$ort this function
;.2.2 #P/9 PS2

W/# guarantees to $rotect W"#N users3 data and only the authorized net&ork users can ha%e access to W"#N
#P/ /lgorithms: /ro%ides TD'/ QTem$oral Dey 'ntegrity /rotocolR or #*S Q#d%anced *ncry$tion StandardR 2ey: *nter the $ass $hrase that consists of +)98 #SC'' characters
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2ey &enewal Inter1al: Set the key3s rene&al $eriod! &hich tells the de%ice ho& often it should change the dynamic keys
;.2.$ #P/29 PS2

W/#- 4Wi)Gi /rotected #ccess %ersion -5 $ro%ides higher security than and W/# 4Wi)Gi /rotected #ccess5
#P/ /lgorithms: /ro%ides TD'/ QTem$oral Dey 'ntegrity /rotocolR or #*S Q#d%anced *ncry$tion StandardR 2ey: *nter the $ass $hrase that consists of +)98 #SC'' characters 2ey &enewal Inter1al: Set the key3s rene&al $eriod! &hich tells the de%ice ho& often it should change the dynamic keys
;.$ #ireless /ccess Control

Wireless access control is actually based on the 0#C address to $ermit or forbid s$ecific clients to access the &ireless net&ork
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./C address ilter: <Permit= indicates to allo& the clients in the list to access the &ireless net&ork! <6or0id= indicates to $re%ent the clients in the list from accessing the &ireless net&ork
Con igure ./C address: 'n$ut the 0#C addresses of the &ireless clients to im$lement the filter $olicy Click </dd= to finish the 0#C add o$eration ./C /ddress list: Sho& the added 0#C addresses >ou can add or delete them
;.7 Connection Status

This screen sho&s &ireless client3s connection status! including 0#C address! Channel band&idth
./C address: Sho&s the 0#C addresses of the hosts connected to the Router !andwidth: Sho&s the channel band&idth of the current connected hosts 4&ireless clients5
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Chapter % D,CP Ser1er

%.1 D,CP Ser1er
1HC/ 41ynamic Host Control /rotocol5 is used to assign an '/ address to the com$uters on the "#N.$ri%ate net&ork When you enable the 1HC/ Ser%er! the 1HC/ Ser%er &ill allocate automatically an unused '/ address from the '/ address $ool to the reIuesting com$uter in $remise of acti%ating <7btain an '/ #ddress #utomatically= So s$ecifying the start and end address of the '/ #ddress $ool is needed
D,CP ser1er: Check the Ena0le bo: to enable 1HC/ ser%er IP pool start:end address: *nter the range of '/ addresses for 1HC/ ser%er distribution Lease time: 't indicates the %alid time of the dynamic '/ address &hich is distributed to the 1HC/ client3s host com$uter by 1HC/ ser%er 1uring this time! the ser%er &ill not distribute the '/ address to any other host com$uter
%.2 D,CP Client List

1HC/ client list dis$lays user com$uter3 '/ address! 0#C address! host name and other information &hich are assigned by the 1HC/ ser%er >ou can manually enter the '/ and 0#C address and con%ert them to static assignment
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,ost name: 't dis$lays the name of the com$uter &hose '/ is allocated by the 1HC/ ser%er IP address: *nter the '/ address &hich needs static binding ./C address: *nter the 0#C address of the com$uter you &ant to bind Click </dd= to add the entry in the list Lease time: The remaining time length of the corres$onding '/ address lease
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Chapter 5 8irtual Ser1er

5.1 Port &ange 6orwarding
Start:End port: *nter the start.end $ort number &hich ranges the *:ternal $orts used to set the ser%er or 'nternet a$$lications L/) IP: *nter the '/ address of the /C &hich you &ant to set as the ser%er Protocol: Select the $rotocol 4TC/.U1/.Both5 for the a$$lication 'f you are not clear about the $rotocol you are using! you can select <Both= Ena0le: Click the Ena0le checkbo: to bring the set rule into effect Delete: Clear all settings of this item #ell9known ser1ice port: The &ell)kno&n $rotocol $orts are listed in the dro$) do&n list Select one and select a seIuence number in the '1 dro$)do&n list and then click <#dd=! this $ort &ill be added automatically to the '1 list Gor other &ell kno&n ser%ice $orts that are not listed! you can manually add them to the list
/dd to: #dd the selected &ell)kno&n $ort to the $olicy '1
6or E'ample6 >ou &ant to share some large files &ith your friends outside of your local area net&ork! ho&e%er! they are too big! and it3s not con%enient to transfer them Then! you can build a GT/ ser%er on your com$uter and set the router3s $ort range for&arding to enable your friends to access to these files on your com$uter Su$$ose that your GT/
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ser%er or your com$uter3s static '/ address is 1@- 19+ , 1,! and you &ish your friends can access the ser%er through the default $ort -1 and ado$ts TC/ $rotocol /lease follo& the ste$s belo& to configure 1 *nter -1 in both start $ort and end $ort fields! or you can also select GT/ from the &ell)kno&n ser%ice $ort and its $ort -1 &ill be added to the corres$onding field automatically - *nter 1@- 19+ , 1, in the "#N '/ column! and then select <Both= as the $rotocol and select <*nable= 8 #s the $icture sho&n belo&
; Click the <7k= button to sa%e the settings #nd no&! &hen your friends &ant to %isit the GT/ ser%er! they only need to enter ft$6..::: ::: ::: :::6-1 in the address field Here! ::: ::: ::: ::: means the router3s W#N '/ address Gor e:am$le! &hen your router3s W#N '/ address is 1C- 19 1,- +@M your friends need to enter ft$6..1C- 19 1,- +@6-1 in the address field
)*+E: 'f you set the ser%ice $ort of the %irtual ser%er as +,! you must set the Web management $ort on Remote Web 0anagement screen to be any %alue e:ce$t +, such as +,+, 7ther&ise! there &ill be a conflict to disable the %irtual ser%er
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5.2 D.> Settings

The 10J Settings screen allo&s one local com$uter to be e:$osed to the 'nternet for use of a s$ecial)$ur$ose ser%ice such as 'nternet gaming or %ideoconferencing 10J hosting for&ards all the $orts at the same time to one /C
D.> ,ost IP /ddress: The '/ address of the "#N com$uter you &ant to set as 10J host Ena0le: Check to enable the 10J host
6or e'ample: Set the com$uter at the '/ address of 1@- 19+ , 1, as 10J host to connect another host on the 'nternet for intercommunication )*+E: When the 10J host is enabled! the fire&all settings of the 10J host &ill not function
5.$ 3P)P Settings

U/n/ 4Uni%ersal /lug and /lay5 With the U/n/ function! the internal host can reIuest the router to $rocess some s$ecial $ort s&itching so as to enable the e:ternal host to %isit the resources of the internal host
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Ena0le 3PnP: Click the checkbo: to enable the U/n/ )*+E6
This function goes into effect under Windo&s A/ or Windo&s 0* 4 )*+E6 the system should integrate or ha%e installed the 1irect: @ ,5 or this function &ould go into effect if you ha%e installed soft&are that su$$orts U/n/
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Chapter ? Security Settings

?.1 Client 6ilter Settings
>ou can enable client filter to control "#N com$uters3 access to some $orts of the 'nternet)
6ilter .ode: >ou can select either </ermit only= or <Gorbid only= /ccess Policy: Select one number from the dro$)do&n list &emark: # sim$le descri$tion of the configured file >ou can also lea%e it blank Start:End IP: *nter the start.end '/ address Port: *nter the controlled TC/.U1/ $rotocol $ort >ou can s$ecify a $ort or $ort range +ype: Select one $rotocol 4TC/.U1/.Both5 from the dro$)do&n list +ime: Select the time range of client filter Date: Select the day4s5 to run the access $olicy Ena0le: To enable.disable the access $olicy 4forbid.$ermit the $ackets matched &ith the access $olicy to $ass through the router
E'ample1 Gorbid "#N com$uters at the '/ addresses of 1@- 19+ , 1,,))1@- 19+ , 1-, to access the 'nternet
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E'ample 2
/ermit "#N com$uter &ith the '/ address of 1@- 19+ , 1;? to access
&ebsites during +6,, to 1+6,, from Sunday to Saturday
?.2 ./C /ddress 6ilter

>ou can limit the com$uter3s access to 'nternet by 0#C #ddress Gilter
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6ilter mode: >ou can select either </ermit only= or <Gorbid only= /ccess Policy: Select one number from the dro$)do&n list &emark: # sim$le descri$tion of the configured file >ou can also lea%e it blank ./C /ddress: *nter the 0#C address you &ant to run the access $olicy +ime: Select the time range of 0#C address filter Date: Select the day4s5 to run the access $olicy Ena0le: To enable.disable the access $olicy 4forbid.$ermit the $ackets matched &ith the access $olicy to $ass through the router5
E'ample 1 Gorbid the com$uter &ith the 0#C address of ,,6*,6;C69@6#86-8 to access 'nternet during +6,, to 1+6,, from 0onday to Griday
E'ample 2 /ermit the com$uter &ith the 0#C address of ,,6*;6#?6;;68?69@ to access 'nternet from 0onday to Griday
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?.$ 3&L 6ilter Settings

>ou can use UR" filtering to forbid their access to certain &ebsites at a s$ecified time
6ilter .ode: >ou can select either </ermit only= or <Gorbid only= /ccess Policy: Select one number from the dro$)do&n list &emark: # sim$le descri$tion of the configured file >ou can also lea%e it blank Start:End IP: *nter the start.end '/ address 3&L character string: filtered +ime: Select the time range of UR" filter Date: Select the day4s5 to run the access $olicy Ena0le: To enable.disable the access $olicy 4forbid .$ermit the $ackets matched S$ecify the te:t strings or key&ords needed to be
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&ith the access $olicy to $ass through the router5 E'ample1 Gorbid all com$uters on "#N to access baidu com during +6,, to 1+6,, from 0onday to Griday
E'ample2 /ermit "#N com$uters &ith the '/ addresses of 1@- 19+ , 1,,) 1@- 19+ , 11? to access yahoo com
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*nter only one domain name for each access $olicy for one access $olicy can only filter one domain name So! if you &ant to filter multi$le domain names! you need to set multi$le access $olicies
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?.7 &emote #e0 .anagement

This section instructs ho& to allo& the net&ork administrator to manage the Router remotely 'f you &ant to access the Router from outside of the local net&ork! $lease click the checkbo: after <*nable=
Ena0le: Check to enable remote &eb management Port: The management $ort o$en to outside access The default %alue is +, IP /ddress: S$ecify the range of the '/ addresses of the com$uters on the 'nternet for remote management )*+E:
1 'f you &ant to log in the de%ice3s Web)based Utility %ia $ort +,+,! you need to use the format of W#N '/ address6 $ort 4for e:am$le htt$'..--, 18? -11 ?96+,+,5 to im$lement remote login - 'f your W#N '/ address starts and ends &ith , , , ,! it means all hosts on the 'nternet can im$lement remote Web management 'f you change the 'nternet '/ address as -1+ ++ @8 88)-1+ ++ @8 8?! then only the com$uters at the '/ addresses of -1+ ++ @8 88! -1+ ++ @8 8; and -1+ ++ @8 8? can access the Router to im$lement remote &eb management 6or e'ample: 'f you &ant to configure the com$uter at the '/ address of -1+ ++ @8 88 to access the router3s &eb)based utility %ia $ort +,+,! $lease set the $arameters as abo%e
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Chapter @ &outing Settings

@.1 &outing +a0le
This $age sho&s the router3s core routing table
The main duty for a router is to look for a best $ath for e%ery data $acket! and transfer this data $acket to a destination station 'n order to fulfill this function! many transferring $aths! i e routing table! are sa%ed in the router! for choosing &hen needed
@.2 Static &outing

This screen is used to set the router3s static routing # static route is a $re)determined $ath&ay that net&ork information must tra%el to reach a s$ecific host or net&ork
Destination network IP address6 The destination host or '/ segment you %isit Su0net mask6 *nter the subnet mask! generally it is -?? -?? -?? , 4ateway6 The entry '/ address of the ne:t router )*+E:
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1 The gate&ay must be at the same net segment &ith the router3s "#N '/ - 'f the destination '/ address is one host3 address! then the subnet mask must be -?? -?? -?? -?? 8 'f the destination '/ address is an '/ segment! then it must match &ith the subnet mask Gor e:am$le! if the destination '/ is 1, , , , then the subnet mask must be -?? , , ,
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Chapter 1A System +ools

1A.1 +ime Settings
This section is to configure the router3s system time >ou can set it manually or obtain the G0T time from the 'nternet
+ime Bone: Select the time zone &here you are o$erating the Router from the dro$)do&n list CustomiBed time: *nter the time you &ish to configure )*+E:
When the Router is $o&ered off! the time settings &ill be lost The router &ill obtain the G0T time automatically &hen you ne:t time access the 'nternet 7nly &hen you connect to the 'nternet and obtain the G0T time or set the time on this screen! can the time settings in other functions 4e g security settings5 take effect
1A.2 DD)S
The 11NS 41ynamic 1omain Name System5 is su$$orted in this Router 't is used to assign a fi:ed host and domain name to a dynamic 'nternet '/ address *%ery time you access the 'nternet! the dynamic domain name soft&are installed on your host &ill tell the 'S/3S host ser%er its dynamic '/ address by sending messages #nd the ser%er soft&are is res$onsible for $ro%iding 1NS ser%ice and im$lementing dynamic domain name resolution
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.ain eatures: 1 0ostly! your 'S/ $ro%ides a dynamic '/ address and the 11NS is used to ca$ture the changeable '/ address and match to the fi:ed domain Then users can ha%e access to the 'nternet to communicate &ith others outside the net&ork - 11NS can hel$ you to establish a %irtual host in your home or com$any
DD)S: Click the radio button to enable or disable the 11NS ser%ice Ser1ice pro1ider: Select one from the dro$)do&n list and click <Sign up= for registration 3sername: *nter the username that you use to register from the 11NS $ro%ider Password: *nter the $ass&ord that you use to register from the 11NS $ro%ider Domain name: *nter the effecti%e registered domain name
6or e'ample: *stablish a Web ser%er in the local host 1@- 19+ , 1, and register in 88-- org as follo&s6 Username /ass&ord 1omain Name Tenda 1-8;?9 tenda 88-- org
#fter ma$$ing the $ort in the %irtual ser%er! and setting account information in 11NS ser%er! you can then access the &eb $age by entering htt$6..tenda 88-- org in the address field
1A.$ !ackup:&estore
7n this screen! you can back u$ the router3s current settings or restore $re%ious settings
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!ackup Setting: Click the !ackup button to back u$ the Router3s settings and select a $ath to sa%e them
Click the <Sa1e< button to sa%e the configuration files &estore Setting: Click the <!rowse< button to select the backu$ files
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Click the <&estore< button to restore $re%ious settings
1A.7 &estore to 6actory De ault

This screen allo&s you to restore all settings to the factory default %alues
&estore: Click this button to restore to default settings 6actory de ault settings: Password6 NU""4the default $ass&ord dis$lays as null5 IP address6 1@- 19+ , 1 Su0net mask6 -?? -?? -?? , )*+E:
#fter restoring to default settings! $lease restart the router to make the default settings effecti%e
1A.; 3pgrade
By u$grading the router3s soft&are! you3ll get better soft&are %ersion and a$$reciated routing function Before u$grading! do&nload the Router3s soft&are u$grade file from our &ebsite! &&& tenda cn
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!rowse: Click this button to select the u$grade file 3pgrade: Click this button to start the u$grading $rocess #fter the u$grade is com$leted! the router &ill reboot automatically
1A.% &e0oot the &outer

Reboot the router to make the configuration effecti%e The router &ill cut its W#N connection automatically after rebooting
&e0oot the router: Click this button to reboot the router
1A.5 Password Change

This section is to set a ne& $ass&ord to better secure your router and net&ork
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*ld password: *nter the old $ass&ord )ew password: *nter a ne& $ass&ord Con irm new password: Re)enter to confirm the ne& $ass&ord )*+E:
The default $ass&ord dis$lays as null! users can log on the &eb)based utility &ithout any authentication To secure the router and your net&ork! it is highly recommended that you change the initial $ass&ord
1A.? Syslog
The section is to %ie& the system log >ou can %ie& %arious conditions a$$earing after system start! and also check &hether there3s an attack on the net&ork The log can record at most 1?, entries
&e resh: Click this button to u$date the log Clear: Click this button to clear the current sho&n log
1A.@ Log out

#fter all settings are finished! $lease click3= "og out= to e:it securely and com$letely
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/ppendi' 1 4lossary
Channel: #n instance of medium use for the $ur$ose of $assing $rotocol data units 4/1Us5 that may be used simultaneously! in the same %olume of s$ace! &ith other instances of medium use4on other channels5 by other instances of the same $hysical layer 4/H>5!&ith an acce$tably lo& frame error ratio4G*R5 due to mutual interference SSID: SS'1 4Ser%ice Set 'dentifier5 is the net&ork name shared by all de%ices in a &ireless net&ork >our net&ork3s SS'1 should be uniIue to your net&ork and identical for all de%ices &ithin the net&ork 't is case)sensiti%e and must not e:ceed -, characters 4use any of the characters on the keyboard5 0ake sure this setting is the same for all de%ices in your &ireless net&ork #P/:#P/2 Encryption: # security $rotocol for &ireless net&orks that builds on the basic foundations of W*/ 't secures &ireless data transmission by using a key similar to W*/! but the added strength of W/# is that the key changes dynamically The changing key makes it much more difficult for a hacker to learn the key and gain access to the net&ork W/#- is the second generation of W/# security and $ro%ides a stronger encry$tion mechanism through #d%anced *ncry$tion Standard 4#*S5! &hich is a reIuirement for some go%ernment users ?A2=1' authentication Static W*/ key is difficult to manage for &hen you change the key! you &ill ha%e to inform all others! and if the key is disclosed in one of the $laces! the key can no longer $ro%ide security Besides! there3s se%ere security loo$hole about static W*/ encry$tion The W*/ key can be decry$ted after one $erson recei%es a s$ecific amount of data %ia &ireless interce$ting +,-!1: is initially used for &ired *thernet authentication access to $re%ent illegal users from accessing the net&ork "ater! it is found that +,- 1: can better sol%e the &ireless net&ork security $roblem *#/)T"S of the +,- 1: successfully achie%es the t&o)&ay authentication bet&een users and net&orks! i e can $re%ent illegal users from accessing the net&ork and can also $re%ent users from accessing the illegal #/ +,- 1: utilizes dynamic W*/ encry$tion to $rotect the W*/ key from being decry$ted To sol%e the $ublishing $roblem for digital certification! $eo$le make some changes to T"S authentication and TT"S and *#/ come into e:ist! &hich enable you to access the net&ork by using the traditional &ay of authentication6 username and $ass&ord
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/ppendi' 2 Product 6eatures

Su$$orts '*** +,- 11n! '*** +,- 11g! '*** +,- 11b! '*** +,- 8 and '*** +,- 8u standards High gain omni)directional antenna! &ith strong signals and long transmission distance Wireless transmission rate u$ to 1?,0b$s or 8,, 0b$s /ro%ides one 1,.1,,0b$s auto)negotiation *thernet W#N $ort to connect to the Wide #rea Net&ork /ro%ides four 1,.1,,0b$s auto)negotiation *thernet "#N $orts to connect to the "ocal #rea Net&ork Su$$orts #uto 01'.01'A Su$$orts :1S".Cable 071*0! static and dynamic '/ in community broadband net&orking 'ncludes router! &ireless access $oint! four)$ort s&itch and fire&all all in one Su$$ortsW/#)/SD!W/#-)/SD!andW/#)/SDSW/#-)/SD mi:ed security modes Su$$orts W/S button Su$$orts hidden SS'1 function and 0#C address)based access control Su$$orts W00 to make your audio and %ideo smoother Su$$orts SNT/ Su$$orts U/n/ and 11NS Su$$orts W1S to e:tend &ireless net&ork Su$$orts &ireless W#N and allo&s access to 'S/3s &ireless hots$ots to share 'nternet access &ith multi$le com$uters 4this function a$$lies only to some of the $roducts5 Su$$orts %irtual ser%er! 10J host /ro%ides syslog to record the running status of the router
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/ppendi' $ 6/C
This section $ro%ides some solutions to the $roblems &hich may occur during the router3s installation or usage The instructions belo& may hel$ you deal &ith the $roblems 'f your $roblem is not in the list! $lease log into our &ebsite &&& tenda cn or send an *)mail to su$$ortTtenda cn! and &e &ill re$ly to you at the earliest time 1 Can not log in to the Web)based Utility of the router after you enter the '/ address in the address fieldU Step 1: Check if the router is &orking correctly! after the de%ice is $o&ered on for a fe& seconds! the S>S indicator on the front $anel should light u$ 'f it is not! $lease contact us Step 2: Check the net&ork cables are connected correctly and the corres$onding "*1 indicator lights u$ Sometimes! the indicator lights u$! but it does not mean it is functioning Step $: Run </ing= command and check if it can $ing the Router3s "#N '/ address 1@- 19+ , 1 4o$en <Command /rom$t= and ty$e </ing 1@- 19+ , 1= and then enter5 'f it is 7D! $lease make sure your bro&ser does not access the 'nternet by $ro:y ser%er 'f the $ing fails! you can $ress the <R*S*T= button for C seconds to restore to default settings #nd then re$eat the $ing o$eration 'f it still does not &ork! $lease contact us 2. 6orgot the login password and cannot enter the #e090ased 3tility. #hat can I doD /ress the <R*S*T= button for C seconds to restore the Router to default settings $. +he computer connected with the &outer shows IP address con lict. #hat can doD Check if there are other 1HC/ ser%ers in the "#N and if there are then disable them The default '/ address of the router is 1@- 19+ , 1 $lease maker sure the address is not being used by any other de%ice 'f there are t&o com$uters &ith the same '/ address! $lease change one of them 7. I cannot use E9mail and access the Internet. #hat can I doD
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Sometimes ha$$ens &ith #1S" connection and 1ynamic '/ users >ou may need to modify the default 0TU %alue 41;@-5 /lease o$en the <W#N Setting= and modify the 0TU %alue &ith the recommended %alue as 1;?, or 1;,, ;.,ow to share my computerEs resource with other users in Internet * 'f you &ant 'nternet users to access the internal ser%er %ia the router such as6 e)mail ser%er! Web! GT/ >ou can configure the <8irtual Ser1er= Step 1: create your internal ser%er! make sure the "#N users can access these ser%ers and kno& related ser%ice $ort Gor e:am$le! Web ser%er3s $ort is +,M GT/ is -1M S0T/ is -? and /7/8 is 11, Step 2: 'n the router3s &eb click <8irtual Ser1er= and select <Port &ange 6orwarding= Step $: 'n$ut the ser%ice $ort $ro%ided by the router 4i e the e:ternal $ort5 for ma$$ing the internal and e:ternal net&ork! for e:am$le! +,)+, Step 7: in$ut the internal Web ser%ice $ort! for e:am$le! +,)+, Step ;: 'n$ut the internal ser%er3s '/ address Gor e:am$le! if your Web ser%er3s '/ address is 1@- 19+ , 1,! $lease in$ut it Step %: select the communication $rotocol used by your internal host6 TC/! U1/! Both Step 5: click <*k= to acti%ate the settings The follo&ing table lists some &ell)kno&n a$$lications and their res$ecti%e ser%ice $orts6 Ser%er W*B Ser%er GT/ Ser%er Telnet Net0eeting 0SN 0essenge r //T/ E/N '$hone? , S0T/ /rotocol TC/ TC/ TC/ TC/ Ser%ice /ort +, -1 -8 1?,8+1C-, Gile Send69+@1)9@,,4TC/5 TC/.U1/ Eoice61+98+9@,14TC/5 Eoice61+98+?1@,4U1/5 TC/ TC/ TC/ 1C-8 --??? -?
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/7/8
TC/
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/ppendi' 7 Clear #ireless Con iguration

Clear #ireless con iguration ile under windows -P 1 Right click <.y )etwork Places= on your com$uter deskto$ and select <Properties=
- Right click <Wireless Net&ork Connections= and select </ro$erties=
Click <Wireless Net&ork Configuration= and clear the corres$onding &ireless
configuration file as sho&n belo&
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Clear #ireless con iguration ile under windows 5 1 Right click <Net&ork= and click </ro$erties=
- Click <0anage &ireless net&orks= on the left side of the &indo&
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8 1elete the corres$onding configured file in the <0anage &ireless net&orks=
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/ppendi' ; &egulatory In ormation

E3 Declaration or Declaration o Con ormity Hereby! SH*NJH*N T*N1# T*CHN7"7G> C7 !"T1! declares that this Wireless Broadband Router is in com$liance &ith the essential reIuirements and other rele%ant $ro%isions of 1irecti%e 1@@@.?.*C 6CC Statement This eIui$ment has been tested and found to com$ly &ith the limits for a Class B digital de%ice! $ursuant to $art 1? of the GCC rules These limits are designed to $ro%ide reasonable $rotection against harmful interference in a residential installation This eIui$ment generates uses and can radiate radio freIuency energy and! if not installed and used in accordance &ith the instructions! may cause harmful interference to radio communications Ho&e%er! there is no guarantee that interference &ill not occur in a $articular installation 'f this eIui$ment does cause harmful interference to radio or tele%ision rece$tion! &hich can be determined by turning the eIui$ment off and on! the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the follo&ing measures6 )Reorient or relocate the recei%ing antenna )'ncrease the se$aration bet&een the eIui$ment and recei%er )Connect the eIui$ment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to &hich the recei%er is connected )Consult the dealer or an e:$erienced radio.TE technician for hel$ To assure continued com$liance! any changes or modifications not e:$ressly a$$ro%ed by the $arty res$onsible for com$liance could %oid the user3s authority to o$erate this eIui$ment 4*:am$le) use only shielded interface cables &hen connecting to com$uter or $eri$heral de%ices5 <The antenna4s5 used for this transmitter must not be co)located or o$erating in conKunction &ith any other antenna or transmitter = 6CC &adiation E'posure Statement This eIui$ment com$lies &ith GCC radiation e:$osure limits set forth for an uncontrolled en%ironment This eIui$ment should be installed and o$erated &ith the minimum distance of -, cm 7$eration is subKect to the follo&ing t&o conditions6 15 This de%ice may not cause interference! and -5 This de%ice must acce$t any interference! including interference that may cause undesired o$eration of the de%ice
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CautionF The manufacturer is not res$onsible for any radio or TE interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this eIui$ment Such modifications could %oid the user authority to o$erate the eIui$ment
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11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Chapter 1 Product Introduction

1.1 Package Contents

1.2 LED Indicators and Port Description

LED indicator description on the ront panel

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

!ack panel port show "take #$1%& as an e'ample(

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

!ack panel port description

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Chapter 2 Product Installation

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Chapter $ ,ow to con igure to access the Internet

Right click <Local /rea Connection= and select <Properties=

Select <'nternet /rotocol 4TC/.'/5= and click </ro$erties=

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

)etwork Con igurations under windows 5

- Click <Change ada$ter settings= on the left side of the &indo&

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

8 Right click <"ocal #rea Connection= and select </ro$erties=

; 1ouble click= 'nternet /rotocol Eersion ;4TC/.'/%;5F

? Select <*0tain an IP address automatically= and <*0tain D)S ser1er address

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

automatically= Click <*2= to sa%e the configurations

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

$.2 Log in to the &outer

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

$.$ 6ast Internet /ccess

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

$.7 6ast Encryption

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Chapter 7 /d1anced Settings

L/) ./C address''t dis$lays the Router3s "#N 0#C address

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

7.2 #/) Settings 8irtual Dial9up "PPPoE(

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Dynamic IP "8ia D,CP(

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

#ll the abo%e $arameters are $ro%ided by 'S/ L2+P

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

#ll the abo%e $arameters are $ro%ided by 'S/

7.$ L/) Settings

7.7 D)S Settings

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

7.; #/) .edium +ype

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

7.% !andwidth Control

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

The setting method is the same as E'ample 1.

7.5 +ra ic Statistics

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

Chapter ; #L/) Settings

11N Wireless Broadband Router User Guide

? Select <0tain an IP address automatically= and <0tain D)S ser1er address