Edimax BR-6428n Router manual

CATALOG   Chapter I: Product Information .............................................................................................................................. .......... 5  1 ‐ 1  Introduction  and  Safety  Information  .

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 4  Static  DHCP  Leases  ............................................................................................................................... ..  86  3 ‐ 4  Wireless  ...................................

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Chapter  I:  Product  Information  1 ‐ 1  Introduction  and  Safety  Information  Thank  you  for  purchasing  BR ‐ 6428n  wireless  broadband  rout.

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• Provides IEEE 802.11b/g/n wireless LAN capability • Support DHCP (Server/Client) for easy client IP-address setup • Advanced network and security features like: Spec ial Applications, DMZ, Virtual Servers, Access Control, Firewall.

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1 ‐ 2  Safety  Information   In  order  to  keep  the  safety  of  users  and  your  properties,  please  follow  the  following  safety  instructions:   1.

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 8.  If  the  router  falls  into  water  when  it’s  powered,  DO  NOT  use  your  hand  to  pick  it  up.  Switch  the  electrical  power  off  before  yo u  do  anything,  or  contact  an  experienced  technician  for  help.

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 1 ‐ 3  System  Requirements   z Internet connection, provided by xDSL or cable modem with a RJ-45 Ethernet port. z Computer or network devices with wired or wireless network interface card. z Web browser ( Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.

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1 ‐ 4  Package  Contents   Before  you  start  using  this  router,  please  check  if  there’s  anything  missing  in  the  package,  and .

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1 ‐ 5  Getting  familiar  with  your  new  wireless  broadband  router   Front  Panel       LED  Name  Light  Status  Description  P.

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Back  Panel    BR ‐ 6428n    Item  Name  Description  Antenna  Wireless  antenna  1  –  4  (Yellow)  Local  Area  Network  (LAN)  por.

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Chapter  II:  System  and  Network  Setup   2 ‐ 1  Establishing  a  network  connection  Please  follow  the  following  instructions  to  build.

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 3. Connect  the  power  adapter  to  the  wall  socket,  and  then  connect  it  to  the  ‘5VDC’  socket  on  the  back  panel  of  the  ro uter.   4. Please  check  all  the  LEDs  on  the  front  panel.

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2 ‐ 2  Setting  client  computers  to  obtain  IP  addresses  automatic ally    After  the  network  connection  is  establis hed,  the  next �.

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 2 ‐ 2 ‐ 1  Windows  95/98/Me  IP  addre ss  setup   1. Click  ‘Start’  button  (it  should  be  located  at  lower ‐ left  corner  of  your  computer),  then  click  control  panel.

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2.  Select  ‘Obtain  an  IP  address  from  a  DH CP  server’,  then  click  ‘OK’.     .

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2 ‐ 2 ‐ 2  Windows  2000  IP  address  setup   1.  Click  ‘Start’  button  (it  should  be  locat ed  at  lower ‐ left  corner  of  your  computer) ,  then  click  control  panel.

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2.  Select  ‘Obtain  an  IP  address  automatically’  and  ‘Obtain  DNS  server  address  automatically’,  then  click  ‘OK’.

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2 ‐ 2 ‐ 3  Windows  XP  IP  address  setup   1.  Click  ‘Start’  button  (it  should  be  locat ed  at  lower ‐ left  corner  of  your  computer) ,  then  click  control  panel.

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2.  Select  ‘Obtain  an  IP  address  automatically’  and  ‘Obtain  DNS  server  address  automatically’,  then  click  ‘OK’.

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2 ‐ 2 ‐ 4  Windows  Vista  IP  address  setup   1.  Click  ‘Start’  button  (it  should  be  locat ed  at  lower ‐ left  corner  of  your  computer) ,  then  click  control  panel.

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2.  Select  ‘Obtain  an  IP  address  automatically’  and  ‘Obtain  DNS  server  address  automatically’,  then  click  ‘OK’.

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2 ‐ 3  Connecting  to  broadband  router  via  web  browser   Default  IP  address  of  this  broadband  router  is  ‘192.

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Please  input  ‘admin’  in  ‘User  name’  field,  and  ‘1234’  in  ‘Password’  field,  and  click  ‘OK’  button  to  enter  web  configuration  interface.

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Boot Code Version Displays the boot code version of this broadband router. Useful when you need technical services. Runtime Code Version Displays th e runtime code version of thi s broadband router.

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Internet  Connection:   IP Address Mode Displays current mode of how this broadband router obtains IP address. IP Address Displays the IP address of WAN connection. Subnet Mask Displays the subne t mask of WAN connection. Default Gateway Displays IP addr ess of the default gateway of WAN connection.

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 IP Address Displays the IP address of LAN connection. Subnet Mask Displays the subne t mask of LAN connection. DHCP Server Displays the stat us of internal DHCP server.

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 If  the  DHCP  server  function  of  this  broadband  router  is  enabled,  please  follow  the  following  instructions  to  find  out  th.

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Please  click  ‘start’ ‐ >  ‘run’  at  the  bottom ‐ lower  corner  of  your  desktop:     Input  ‘cmd’,  then  click  ‘OK.

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Input  ‘ipconfig’,  then  press  ‘Enter’  key.  Please  check  the  IP  address  follo w ed  by  ‘Default  Gateway’  (In  this  example,  the  IP  address  of  router  is  192.

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2 ‐ 4  Using  ‘Quick  Setup’   This  broadband  router  provide s  a  ‘Quick  Setup’  menu,  and  yo u  can  setup  basic  par ameters  of  this  broadband  router.

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the country / region of your residence here, please select a city / region which time zone is the same with the country / region of your residence. Time Server Address This load -balance router supports NTP (Network Time Protocol). NTP server will provide correct time for this router to setup the date and time of the router automatically.

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 Please  choose  the  broadband  (Internet  connection)  type  you’re  using  in  this  page.  There  are  six  types  of  Internet  connecti.

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2 ‐ 4 ‐ 1  Using  ‘Dynamic  IP’  as  broadband  connection  type   If  your  Internet  service  provider  will  assig n  IP  address  to �.

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  Please  click  ‘Apply’  to  save  changes  you  made  and  restart  the  broadband  router,  this  requires  about  30  seconds  and  the  broadband  rout er  will  stop  responding  (this  is  normal  and  is  not  malfunctio n).

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Fixed IP Address Please input IP address assigned by your service provider. Subnet Mask Please input subne t mask assigned by your service provider. DNS address Please input the IP address of DNS server provided by your service provider. Default Gateway Please input the IP address of default gateway provided by your service provider.

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If  you  wish  to  select  another  connection  type  as  br oadband  connection  type,  click  ‘Back’;  or  you  can  click  ‘OK’  to  finish  with  quick  setup.

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2 ‐ 4 ‐ 3  Using  ‘PPPoE’  as  broadband  connection  type   If  your  ISP  requires  you  to  establish  Internet  connection  by  PPPoE .

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‘Continuous’ - keep internet connection alive, do not disconnect. ’Connect on Demand’ - only connects to Internet when there’s a connect attempt, Manual - only connects to Internet when ‘Connect’ button on this page is pressed, and disconnects when ‘Disconnect button is pressed.

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2 ‐ 4 ‐ 4  Using  ‘PPTP’  as  broadband  connection  type   If  your  ISP  requires  you  to  use  PPTP  (Point ‐ to ‐ Point  Tunneling �.

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  Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item Name Description User ID Please input user ID (user name) assigned by your Internet service provider here. Password Please input the password assigned by your Internet service provider here.

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Connection Type Please select the con nection type of Internet connection you wish to use. There are 3 options: ‘Continuous’ - keep internet connection alive, do not disconnect.

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settings  later.  .

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2 ‐ 4 ‐ 5  Using  'L2TP'  as  broadband  connection  type   If  your  ISP  requires  you  to  use  L2TP  (Layer ‐ 2  Tunneling  Pr.

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  Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item Name Description User ID Please input user ID (user name) assigned by your Internet service provider here. Password Please input the password assigned by your Internet service provider here.

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Manual - only connects to Internet when ‘Connect’ button on this page is pressed, and disconnects when ‘Disconnect button is pressed. Idle Time Out Please specify the time to shutdown internet connect after no internet activity is detected in minute(s).

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If  you  wish  to  select  another  connection  type  as  br oadband  connection  type,  click  ‘Back’;  or  you  can  click  ‘OK’  to  finish  with  quick  setup.

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2 ‐ 5  Using  ‘iQoS’   ‘iQoS’  is  Edimax’s  answer  to  the  need  fo r  a  quick  and  easy  way  to  manage  inter ne t  bandwidth.

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4. When  the  spee d  test  is  complete,  click  “Done”  and  the  results  will  be  filled  in  automatically.

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6. After  you  have  arranged  your  application  priorities,  click  the  “Apply”  button  to  enable  it.  The  icons  will  be  shown  in  the  order  of  your  preference  after  the  device  has  restarted.

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Chapter  III:  General  Setup   This  broadband  router  provide s  a  ‘Quick  Setup’  menu,  and  yo u  can  setup  basic  par ameters  of  this  broadband  router.

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Advance  Settings ‐ Setup  advan ced  settings  of  this  broadband  router  (Please  go  to  chapter  3 ‐ 5)   NAT  –  Network  Address .

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3 ‐ 1  System   You  can  setup  basic  system  settings  of  this  broadband  router  in  ‘System’  menu:     Please  select  the  setting  item  you  wish  to  set,  then  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  proceed.

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3 ‐ 1 ‐ 1  Time  Zone   You  can  change  the  time  zone  settings  of  this  broadband  rout er.  It’s  important  to  have  correct �.

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daylight saving time, please check ‘Enable Function’ box, and select the beginning and ending date of daylight time saving.  .

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3 ‐ 1 ‐ 2  Password  Settings   You  can  change  the  web  login  password  of  this  broadband  ro uter.

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3 ‐ 1 ‐ 3  Remote  Management   If  you  need  to  manage  this  broadband  router  outside  of  your  LAN  (i.

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management interface from Internet.  Please  click  ‘Apply’  to  save  changes  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  all  settings  in  this  page.

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3 ‐ 2  WAN   You  can  setup  WAN  (Wide  Area  Network,  i.e.  Internet)  connections  of  this  broadband  router  in  ‘WAN’  menu: .

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1  Dynamic  IP   Dynamic  IP  means  your  ISP  will  assign  an  IP  address  to  you  automatically  by  ‘DHCP’  (Dynamic  Host  Configuration  Protocol).  Dynamic  IP  is  often  used  by  cable  modem  Intern et  connection.

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If  you  wish  to  select  another  connection  type  as  br oadband  connection  type,  click  ‘Back’;  or  you  can  click  ‘OK’  to  finish  with  quick  setup.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 2  Static  IP   Some  ISP  will  give  you  a  fixed  IP  address,  and  ask  you  to  use  this  IP  address  to  esta blish  Internet  connection.

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     You must use the addresses provided by your Internet service provider, wrong setting value will cause connection problem..

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If  you  wish  to  select  another  connection  type  as  br oadband  connection  type,  click  ‘Back’;  or  you  can  click  ‘OK’  to  finish  with  quick  setup.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 3  PPPoE   If  your  ISP  requires  you  to  establish  Internet  connection  by  PPPoE  (Point ‐ to ‐ Point  Protocol  over  Ethernet),  you  can  use  this  connection  type  to  establish  Internet  connection.

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‘Continuous’ - keep internet connection alive, do not disconnect. ’Connect on Demand’ - only connects to Internet when there’s a connect attempt, Manual - only connects to Internet when ‘Connect’ button on this page is pressed, and disconnects when ‘Disconnect button is pressed.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 4  PPTP   If  your  ISP  requires  you  to  use  PPTP  (Point ‐ to ‐ Point  Tunneling  Protocol)  to  establish  connection,  you  can  select  this  connection  type  to  establish  Internet  connection.

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  Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item Name Description User ID Please input user ID (user name) assigned by your Internet service provider here. Password Please input the password assigned by your Internet service provider here.

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Connection Type Please select the con nection type of Internet connection you wish to use. There are 3 options: ‘Continuous’ - keep internet connection alive, do not disconnect.

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If  you  wish  to  select  another  connection  type  as  br oadband  connection  type,  click  ‘Back’;  or  you  can  click  ‘OK’  to  finish  with  quick  setup.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 5  L2TP   If  your  ISP  requires  you  to  use  L2TP  (Layer ‐ 2  Tunneling  Protocol)  to  establish  connection,  you  can  select  this  connection  type  to  establish  Internet  connection.

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  Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item  Name  Description  User  ID  Please  input  user  ID  (user  name)  assigned  by  your  Internet  service  provider  here.

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 Manual ‐ only  connects  to  Internet  when  ‘Connect’  button  on  this  page  is  pressed,  and  disconnects  when  ‘Disconnect  button  is  pressed.

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If  you  wish  to  select  another  connection  type  as  br oadband  connection  type,  click  ‘Back’;  or  you  can  click  ‘OK’  to  finish  with  quick  setup.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 6  WISP   WISP  (Wireless  ISP)  is  a  connection  method  which  establishes  Internet  connection  by  wireless  network.

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Select a wireless access point from the list (click ‘Select’ of the access poi nt), and click ‘Done’ button located at the bottom of this window. If the wireless access point you wish to connect is not in the list, click ‘Refresh’ one or more times to rescan for wireless access points.

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Please  click  ‘Apply’  to  save  changes  you  made  and  restart  the  broadband  router,  this  requires  about  30  seconds  and  the  broadband  rout er  will  stop  responding  (this  is  normal  and  is  not  malfunctio n).

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3 ‐ 3  LAN  (Wired)   You  can  setup  Wired  LAN  (Local  Area  Network)  connectio ns  of  this  broadba nd  router  in  ‘LAN’  menu.

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Suggestions on IP address numbering plan: If you have no idea on how to define an IP address plan for your network, here are some suggestions. 1. A valid IP address has 4 fields: a.b.c.d, for most of home and company users, it’s suggested to use 192.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 2  LAN  IP   You  can  use  this  setting  to  assign  an  IP  address  to  the  LAN  interface  of  this  br oadband  router.

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(less  than  30  computers)   Recommended Value if you don’t know what to fill: IP Address: 192.168.1.254 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 3  DHCP  Server   You  can  use  this  setting  to  decide  the  range  of  IP  address  leas es.

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      NOTE: 1. The number of the last field (mentioned ‘d’ field) of ‘E nd IP’ must be greater than ‘Start IP’, and can not the same with router’s IP address.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 4  Static  DHCP  Leases   If  you  wish  to  assign  a  fixed  IP  addre ss  to  certain  computers  /  dev ices  by  DHCP,  .

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address  and  IP  address  field.  .

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All  MAC ‐ to ‐ IP  address  entries  will  be  listed  in  this  page,  and  this  broadband  router  supports  up  16  static  DHCP  leas.

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and  is  not  malfunctio n).  You  can  reconnect  to  this  broadband  router  and  continue  on  other  settings  later.

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3 ‐ 4  Wireless   You  can  setup  Wireless  LAN  connection  parameters  of  this  broadband  router  in  ‘Wireless’  menu:     Please  select  one  setting  in  this  menu,  then  click  ‘Apply’  to  proceed.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1  Basic  Settings   You  can  set  basic  settings  of  wireless  LAN  here.     Please  select  the  working  mode  of  this  broadband  router  from  ‘Mode’  dropdown  list  first:   a.

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 f.  Universal  Repeater:  This  broadba nd  router  will  repeat  other  wireless  access  point’s  signal  to  extend  its  wireless  signal  coverage,  and  also  acts  as  a  wireless  access  point  to  serve  other  wireless  clients.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 1  AP  Mode   In  AP  mode,  the  following  settings  will  appear:     Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  ite.

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54Mbps  for  802.11g  clients).   2.4  GHz  (G):  2.4GHz  band,  only  allows  802.11g  wireless  network  client  to  connect  this  router  (maximum  transfer  rate  11Mbps).   2.

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can  click  ‘Refresh’  in  new  window  to  get  latest  list  again,  or  click  ‘Close’  to  close  the  window.

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 When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 2  Station ‐ Infrastructure   In  Station ‐ Infrastructure  mode,  you  can  select  a  wireless  access  point  to  become  its  wireless  client,  and  also  acts  as  wireless  access  point  to  se rve  other  wirel ess  clients.

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802.11b  and  802.11g  wireless  network  client  to  connect  this  router  (maximum  transfer  rate  11Mbps  for  802.11b  clients,  and  maximum  54Mbps  for  802.11g  clients).   2.

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broadband  router  to  the  place  nearer  to  the  access  point  you  wish  to  connect.  WLAN  MAC  Some  wireless  access  points  will  only  allow  clients  with  certain  MAC  address  to  establish  connection.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 3  AP  Bridge ‐ Point  to  Point   In  this  mode,  you  can  use  this  broadband  router  as  a  wireless  network  bridg.

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(maximum  transfer  rate  11Mbps).   2.4  GHz  (N):  2.4GHz  band,  only  allows  802.11n  wireless  network  client  to  connect  this  router  (maximum  transfer  rate  300Mbps).   2.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 4  AP  Bridge ‐ Point  to  Multi ‐ Point   In  this  mode,  you  can  use  this  broadband  router  as  a  wireless  network.

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wireless  access  point  you  wish  to  connect):   2.4  GHz  (B):  2.4GHz  band,  only  allows  802.11b  wireless  network  client  to  connect  this  router  (maximum  transfer  rate  11Mbps).

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improve  secur ity.  Please  refer  to  chapter  3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 7  for  detailed  instructions.   When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in .

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 5  AP  Bridge ‐ WDS   In  this  mode,  this  broadband  router  acts  as  both  wireless  communication  bridge  and  wireless  access  point.

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 2.4  GHz  (N):  2.4GHz  band,  only  allows  802.11n  wireless  network  client  to  connect  this  router  (maximum  transfer  rate  300Mbps).   2.4  GHz  (B+G):  2.4GHz  band,  only  allows  802.

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Associated  Clients  Click  ‘Show  Active  Clients’  button  to  show  the  list  of  all  connected  wireless  clients.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 1 ‐ 6  Universal  Repeater   In  this  mode,  this  broadband  router  acts  as  a  wireless  repeater.  It  will  repeat  the  signal  of  the  wireless  access  point  you  s pecif ied,  to  extend  its  wireless  coverage.

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(maximum  transfer  rate  300Mbps).   2.4  GHz  (B+G):  2.4GHz  band,  only  allows  802.11b  and  802.11g  wireless  network  client  to  connect  this  router  (maximum  transfer  rate  11Mbps  for  802.

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window.   Please  note  that  if  you  have  pop ‐ up  blocker  installed,  you  may  have  to  disable  it  or  tell  your  pop ‐ up �.

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and  is  not  malfunctio n).  You  can  reconnect  to  this  broadband  router  and  continue  on  other  settings  later.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 2  Security  Settings   In  certain  AP  working  modes,  you  can  enable  encryption  to  improve  security  leve l.

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WEP   Select  WEP  to  enable  WEP  (Wired  Equivalent  Privacy)  encryption:     Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   I.

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should  use,  select  ‘Key  1’.  Encryption  Key  Input  WEP  key  characters  here,  the  number  of  characters  must  be  the  same  as  the  number  displayed  at  ‘Key  Format’  field.

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               .

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WPA  pre ‐ shared  key   WPA  (Wi ‐ Fi  Protected  Access)  is  also  an  encryption  method  and  is  safer  than  WEP.

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be  found  in  a  dictionary  due  to  security  reason.   Please  click  ‘Apply’  to  save  changes,  or  click  ‘Reset’  to  clear  the  texts  in  all  fie lds.

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WPA  RADIUS   If  you  have  RADIUS  authentication  serve r  on  your  local  network,  you  can  authentica te  the  wireless  clients  by  RADIUS  server’s  user  database.

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Password  server  here.  .

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Please  click  ‘Apply’  to  save  changes,  or  click  ‘Reset’  to  clear  the  texts  in  all  fie lds.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 3  MAC  Address  F iltering   This  function  will  he lp  yo u  to  prevent  unauthorized  use rs  from  connecting  to  your  wirele.

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Add  Click  ‘Add’  button  to  add  the  MAC  address  and  associated  comment  to  the  MAC  address  filtering  table.  Clear  Click  ‘Clear ’  to  remove  the  value  you  inputted  in  MAC  address  and  comment  field.

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All  MAC  address  entries  will  be  liste d  in  this  page:     To  delete  one  or  more  entries  listed  here,  please  check.

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3 ‐ 2 ‐ 4  WPS  (Wi ‐ Fi  Protected  Setup)  Settings   WPS  (Wi ‐ Fi  Protected  Setup)  provides  a  convenie nt  way  to  establish  the  connection  between  this  broadband  router  and  wireless  clients.

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build  wireless  connection  by  WPS  with  other  WPS ‐ enabled  wireless  devices.  SSID  The  SSID  of  this  wireless  router  will  be  displayed  here.

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wireless  client,  and  click  ‘Start  PIN’  to  establish  connection  with  the  wireless  client.  .

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3 ‐ 5  Advance  Settings   This  router  prov ides  various  network  functionalities  like  QoS  and  DDNS,  and  you  can  configure  these  func tions  in  ‘Advanced  Settings’  m enu.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 1  QoS   Quality  of  service  provides  an  efficie nt  way  for  computers  on  the  netwo rk  to  share  the  internet  bandwidth  with  a  promised  quality  of  internet  se rvice.

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.

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Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item  Name  Description  Enable  QoS  Check  this  box  to  enable  QoS  function,  uncheck  it  to  disable  QoS.

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guaranteed  speed  for  this  rule),  or  Max  (  Local  IP  Address  Set  the  IP  address  range  that  will  be  affected  by  this  QoS  rule.

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button.  You  can  select  one  or  more  rules  to  delete  by  check  the  ‘select’  the  box  of  the  rule(s)  you  want  to  delete  a  time.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 2  DDNS   DDNS  (Dynamic  DNS)  is  a  IP ‐ to ‐ Hostname  mapping  service  for  those  Internet  users  who  don’t  have  a  static  (fixed)  IP  address.

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.

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Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item  Name  Description  Dynamic  DNS  If  you  want  to  enable  DDNS  function,  please.

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ISAddr  Please  input  the  ISAddr  yo u  applied  during  DHIS  registration.  Authentication  Type  Please  select  the  DHIS  user  authentication  type  from  dropdow n  menu:  password  or  QRC.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 3  Port  Forwarding   This  function  allows  you  to  redirect  a  sing le  port  or  consecutiv e  ports  of  Internet  IP  addres s  to  the  same  port  of  the  IP  address  on  local  network.

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to  ‘Private  IP’  field.   Please  note  that  this  list  may  not  be  able  to  list  all  computers  on  your  local  network.  Type  Select  the  type  of  connection,  TCP  or  UDP.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 3 ‐ 4  DMZ   Demilitarized  Zone  (DMZ)  is  a  special  area  in  your  local  network.  This  area  resides  in  local  network,  and  all  computers  in  thi s  area  uses  pr ivate  IP  address ,  too.

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Internet  IP  address  will  be  mapped  to.  Type  Select  the  type  of  connection,  TCP  or  UDP.  If  you’re  not  sure,  please  select  ‘Both’.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 6  NAT   Network  addres s  tra nslations  solve  the  problem  if  sharing  a  single  IP  address  to  mult iple  computers.

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3 ‐ 5 ‐ 1  Virtual  Server   This  function  allows  you  to  redirect  a  port  on  Internet  IP  address  (on  WAN  port)  to  a  s.

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Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item  Name  Description  Enable  Virtual  Server  Check  this  box  to  enable  virtual  server,  and  uncheck  this  box  to  disable  virtual  server.

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All  existing  virtual  se rver  mappings  will  be  displa yed  in  this  page.  To  delete  one  or  more  mappings,  check  the  box  of  the  mapping,  then  click  ‘Delete  Selected’  button  to  remove  the  mapping.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 5 ‐ 2  Special  Applications   Some  applications  require  more  than  one  connection  a  time;  these  applications  won’t  work  with  simple  NAT  rules.

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all  computers  on  your  local  network.  TCP  Port  to  Open  Input  the  TCP  port  number  required  by  the  special  application,  the  port  number  can  be  a  single  value,  or  a  range  (like  20 ‐ 50).

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field.   All  existing  special  application  mapping s  will  be  dis played  in  this  page.  To  delete  one  or  more  mappings,  check  the  box  of  the  mapping,  then  click  ‘Delete  Selected’  button  to  remove  the  mapping.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 5 ‐ 3  UPnP  Settings   BR ‐ 6428n  broadband  router  supports  UPnP  (universal  plug ‐ and ‐ play),  which  allows  other  network  device.

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3 ‐ 5 ‐ 4  ALG  Settings   ALG  (Application  Layer  Gateway)  is  a  kind  of  networ k  connection  ability  support  for  specific  network  applications  like  game  and  instant  online  chat.

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and  is  not  malfunctio n).  You  can  reconnect  to  this  broadband  router  and  continue  on  other  settings  later.

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3 ‐ 5 ‐ 5  Static  Routing   In  most  cases,  all  your  computers  on  loc al  network  will  use  default  gateway  (generally  provided  by  your  ISP)  to  access  servers  on  Internet.

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router)  here.  Interface  Input  the  interface  whic h  leads  to  destination  network.  Add  Click  to  add  this  static  route  policy  to  static  route  table.  Reset  Click  to  clear  all  inputted  texts.

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If  you  want  to  delete  a  specific  static  route  entry,  check  the  ‘select’  box  of  the  static  route  entry  you  want  to  delete,  then  click  ‘Delete  Selected’  button.

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3 ‐ 7  Firewall   This  broadband  router  support s  several  firewall  functions  which  will  help  you  to  protect  your  network  and  computer.

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filtering  table  will  be  denied  from  connecting  Internet;  if  you  select  allow,  only  MAC  addresses  listed  in  filtering  table  will  be  able  to  connect  to  Internet.

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filtering  table.  Reset  Remove  all  inputted  values.   All  MAC  address  entries  will  be  liste d  in  this  page:     To �.

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 Here  are  descriptions  of  every  setup  item:   Item  Name  Description  Client  PC  Descript ion  Please  inp ut  any  text  to  describe  this  IP  address,  up  to  16  alphanumerical  characters.

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 You  can  select  multiple  services  here.  If  you  wish  to  deny  or  allow  all  services  of  certain  IP  address(es),  please  select  both  ‘TCP’  and  ‘UDP’.

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When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 6 ‐ 2  URL  Blocking   If  you  want  to  prevent  computers  in  local  network  from  accessing  certain  website  (like  pornography, �.

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All  existing  URLs  will  be  displayed  in  ‘Current  URL  Blocking  Table’:     If  you  want  to  delete  a  specific  URL/Keywor.

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3 ‐ 6 ‐ 3  DoS   Denial  of  Service  (DoS)  is  a  common  attack  measure,  by  tra nsmitting  a  great  amount  of  data  or  request.

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network  device,  but  some  malicious  intruder  will  try  to  fill  your  network  bandwidth  with  a  lot  of  PING  request  data  packet,  to  make  your  internet  connection  become  very  slow,  even  unusable.

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  The  descriptions  of  every  setup  item  are  listed  below:   Item  Name  Description  Ping  of  Death  Set  the  thr eshold  of  when  this  DoS  prevention  mechanism  will  be  activated.

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activated.   When  you  finished  with  the  settings  in  this  page,  you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 6 ‐ 4  Parental  Control   For  those  families  who  have  children  in  the  house,  parental  control  is  a  very  useful  function.

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 The  descriptions  of  every  setup  item  are  listed  below:   Item  Name  Description  MAC  Input  computer’s  MAC  address  which  will  be  controlled  by  parental  control.

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you  can  click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made  in  this  page,  or  you  can  click  ‘Cancel’  to  discard  changes.

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3 ‐ 8  Status   In  this  menu,  you  can  check  the  operation  status  of  this  broadband  router.  To  view  the  status,  follow  the  following  instructions:   1.  Click  ‘Status’  tab  from  main  menu:     2.

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