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WLR -2001 300N Wir eless 3G R eady R out er (802.11 b/g/n) User Manua l Revision: 1.0.
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Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the WLR -2 001 Wireless Network Broadband Router . The WLR - 2001 i s compl iant with 802.11 n an d u p to 6 tim es faster than standard 802.11g based routers whi le stil l being compatib le with 80 2.11g & 802.
1 Key Features F eatures Advantages Incredi bl e Data Rate up to 300Mb ps* Heavy data payloads such as MPEG video streaming IEEE 80 2.1 1n compl iant and backwards compati bl e with 802.
2 Package Content s Open the package caref ull y , an d ma ke s ure that no ne of t he i tems li sted below are mis si ng. D o not di scard t he packi ng material s, in cas e of r eturn; the unit must b e shi pped back i n its origi nal package. 1. WLR -2 001 Router 2.
3 Product Layout Po r t Descript ion Po w er con nector Connect the 12V DC a dapter to thi s p ort LAN ( Y el low ) Connect your PC’s or network devic es to t his p ort WAN ( Blue ) Connect your ADS.
Back label The back l abel descri bes th e IP address, l ogin detai ls, SSID, secur ity code a nd WPS button f uncti onali ty . Button Descript ion WPS BUTT ON Press 2 seco nds f or WPS mode Press 10 s econds t o reset the ro uter Press 15 Se cond s to reset the rout er to factory defaults.
LED Definition From left to r ight. Port Description LAN ( Bl ue ) Shows the ca bl e is c onnect ed. LAN ( Bl ue ) Shows the ca bl e is c onnect ed. WiFi ( Bl ue ) Shows WiF i act ivity an d WPS. Internet ( Blu e ) Shows the int ernet connecti on i s acti ve.
4 Net w ork + System Requir ement s T o begi n usi ng t he WLR-2001, make sure you meet th e foll owi ng as mi ni mum requirements: • PC/Notebook. • Operating System – M icrosoft Win dows XP/2 000/VIST A • 1 Free Ethernet port. • Wi-Fi card/USB don gle (80 2.
6 Setup LAN, W A N WA N connect ion: LAN connection:.
7 PC Net w ork Adapter setup Win d ows XP • Enter [Start Menu] se lect [Control panel] se lect [Network]. • Select [L ocal Ar ea Connectio n]) ic on=>sel ect [pro perties].
• Select [I nternet Protoc ol (TCP/IP)] =>Click [Propertie s]. • Select t he [Gen er al] tab. a. The WLR -200 1 suppo rts [DH CP] functi on, ple ase se lect both [Obtain an IP address automati call y] and [Obtai n DNS server address automati cal ly].
Win d ows Vist a/Seven • Enter [Start Menu] se lect [Control panel] se lect [Vi ew network status and tasks] -> s elect [Manage netw ork connect ions].
• Select [I nternet Protoc ol V ersio n 4 ( T C P/IPv4)] =>Cl ick [Properti es]. • Select t he [Gen er al] tab. The WLR - 2001 su pports [DHCP] function , pl ease select b oth [Obtai n an IP address automati call y] and [Obtai n DNS s erver address automatical ly].
8 Bringing up t he WLR-2001 Connect t he su ppl ied power- adapter to the power inlet port and connect it to a wall outlet. The WLR -200 1 automaticall y enters the self-test phase. Duri ng self-test phase, th e P ower LED wil l be li t contin uousl y to in dicate th at this product i s i n normal operation.
3. T ype user nam e and passw ord (defau lt username is a dmin the pas sword can be fo und on the bac klabe l of your router). 4. Click OK . 5. Y ou wi ll see the home pag e of the WLR-2001.
L A N setting s The LAN tab gives you the o pportuni ty to ch ange the IP settings of the WL R - 2001. Click <Ap ply> at the b ottom of this scree n to save any changes. IP address 192. 168.0 .1. It i s t he router’ s LAN IP addr ess (Y our LAN cl ients default gateway IP address) .
Lease Time Forever . In the Lease Tim e sett ing you can spec ify the time peri od that the DH CP lends an IP address to your LAN cli ents. The DHCP wil l c hange your LAN cli ent’s IP address when thi s t ime thresh ol d period is reache d.
Device S t atus View t he Broadband router’s current config uration settin gs. Devi ce Status displ ays t he confi guration settin gs you’ve c onfi gured in th e W izard / Basic Settings / Wi reless S etti ngs sect ion.
Internet St atus This page di spl ays whether the WAN port is con nected t o a Cabl e/DSL or 3G connecti on. It also di spl ays the router’s WAN IP address, Su bnet M ask, and ISP Gateway as we ll as MAC address, the Pr imary DNS. Press Renew b utton to renew your WAN IP address.
DHCP Cl ient S t atus DHCP This page shows all DHCP cli ents (LA N PCs) currentl y conn ected t o your network. The tabl e sh ows the assi gned IP add ress, MA C addre ss an d expiration time for ea ch DHCP lea sed cl ient . Use th e Refresh button to u pdate the availabl e informatio n.
WLR-2001 Log View the o per atio n log of the WL R-2001 . Thi s page shows the current system log of th e B roadband router . It dis plays any e vent o ccurred after sy stem start up.
WLR-2001 S t atistics Shows the counters of packets se nt and rece ived o n WAN, LAN & WLAN..
10 Configuration W izard Click Wizard to co nfig ure the router . The Setup w izard wil l now be displayed; check that the m odem is con nected a nd cl ick Next. Select yo ur country from t he Country l ist. Sele ct your internet provider . C lick Next.
Click AP PLY to com plete t he con figuration..
11 Wireless Set tings Y ou ca n set pa rameters that are used for the wire les s stations to c onnect to t his router . T he par ameters inc lude Mode, ESSID, Channel Number an d Assoc iated Client. Wireles s Function Enable or Disa ble W irel ess funct ion here.
Basic Settings Mode Allow s you to set the AP to AP , Station , Bri dge or WDS mode . Band Allow s y ou to set the AP fixed at 802.1 1b or 802.11g mode. Y o u ca n also select B+G mode to allo w 8 0211 b and 8 02.1 1g cl i ents at the s ame tim e. SSID Thi s i s the name of t he w ireles s si gnal wh ich is broadcasted.
A d vanced Settings This tab al lo ws you to set the ad v anced wirel ess opti ons. The option s i ncl uded are Authenti cation T ype, Fragment Thre shold, RTS Threshold, Beacon I nterval, and Preambl e T ype. Y ou should n ot change these par ameters unle ss you k now what effect the cha nges wi ll have on the ro uter .
Beacon Interval is the inter v al of time th at this wirel ess router broadcasts a beacon. A B eacon i s use d to s ynchronize the w ir eless network. Data R ate The “Data Rate” is t he rate that th is acces s po int use s to transmit data packets.
Security This Acc ess Point provi des compl ete w irel ess LAN sec urity funct ion s, inc luded are WEP , I EEE 802.1 1x, IEEE 802. 11x wi th WEP , WPA w ith pre-shared key and WPA with RADI US. With the se sec urity f uncti ons, you can pre vent your w irel ess LAN from i lle gal a ccess.
WEP When you sel ect 64-bi t or 12 8-bit WEP key , you h av e to e nter W EP keys to encrypt data. Y ou can g enerate the key by yourself an d e nter it. Y ou can e nter four WEP keys and sel ect one of t hem as a defa ult key . Then th e router can receive any packets e ncrypted b y one of t he f our keys.
WP A Pre-shared Ke y Wi-Fi Protecte d A ccess (WPA) is an advanced sec urity sta ndard. Y ou can us e a pre-shared key to authe nticate w irel ess st ations a nd en crypt d ata during communicati on. It uses TKIP or CCMP (AES) to change the encrypti on key frequentl y .
A CL This wirel ess ro uter supports MAC Address Control, which prevents un authorized cli ents from ac cessin g your wire less network. Enable wireless access c ontrol Enabl es the w irel ess access .
WPS Wi-Fi Protect ed Setup (WPS) i s th e s imp lest way to esta blis h a connecti on between t he w irele ss c l ients a nd t he wire less router . You don’ t have to sel ect the encryptio n mo de and f ill in a long encrypti on passphrase every t ime when you try to setup a wir eless connectio n.
WPS Current Status If the wi rel ess secur ity (encrypt ion) fun ction of this wirel ess router is properly set , you’l l see a ‘Config ured’ mes sage here. Otherwise, you’ll se e ‘UnConf igured ’ . Self Pin Code This i s the WPS PIN cod e of the wirel ess ro uter .
12 Firewall Settings The Broadba nd ro uter pr ovides exten sive f irewal l protecti on b y restrict i ng connecti on parame ters, thus lim iti ng the ri sk of hacker attac ks, and defendi ng against a wid e arr ay of common Internet atta cks.
DMZ If you have a cl ie nt P C that cannot ru n a n Internet ap plicat ion (e.g. Games) properly from beh ind the NA T fire wall, t hen you can open up the f irewal l restricti ons to unrestricted tw o-w ay Internet access by defi ning a DMZ Host.
Denial of Service (DoS) The Broadband router's firewall can block common hacker attacks, incl udi ng Denial of Servi ce, Pi ng of D eath, Po rt Scan and Sync Flood.
A c cess Y ou can restrict users fr om accessin g certain Internet appl icati ons/ser vices (e.g. Internet web sites, email , FTP et c.). A ccess Control all ows users t o def ine the traffic typ e permi tted i n your LAN. Y ou can control wh ich PC cl ient can hav e access to th ese servi ces.
Filter client PC by MAC Check “ Enable MAC Fi lteri ng” to ena bl e MAC Filter ing. Add PC Fil l i n “C lient PC MAC Address ” an d “C omment” of th e PC that i s a ll owed to acces s the Inter net, an d the n cl ick “ Ad d” .
URL block Y ou can block access to some W e b sit es from particular PCs by ent ering a ful l URL address or just keywords of th e W eb si te. Enable URL Blocki ng E nable/di sabl e URL Bl ocki ng. Add U RL Keyword Fil l in “URL/Keyword” and then c lic k “ Ad d” .
13 Advanced Sett ings Network A ddress T ransl ation (NA T) al lows mu lti ple us ers at your local si te to access the I nternet through a s i ngle Publ ic IP Address o r multipl e Public IP Addresses.
Port Range The range of p orts to b e forward to the private IP . Comment descri ption o f this setti ng. Add Port Forwarding Fill i n th e "Private IP", “T ype” , “Port Range” and "Comment" of t he setting to be added and then click "Add".
Virtual S erver Use the Virtual Server functi on when you want dif ferent servers/cl ients in your LAN to han dle dif ferent service/Internet appl ic ation type (e. g. Email, FTP , W eb server etc.) from the Internet. Computers use numbers call ed port numbers to recognize a parti cular s ervice/Internet applicati on ty pe.
(service/Internet appl icatio n) port number from the Internet that wil l be re- directed t o the a bove Private IP address h ost i n your LAN. Comment The descri ption of thi s sett ing.
Special A ppl ications Some applicati ons r equire multi ple c onnection s, su ch as Internet games, v id eo Conferencin g, Internet telephony and o thers . In this secti on y o u ca n configure the router to s upport m ultip le c onnecti ons for t hese types o f appl icat ions.
select ion. O nce you have select ed an ap plicat ion, select a l ocation (1 -10) in the Copy t o sel ectio n box and then cl ick the C opy to button. Thi s w il l a utomatica lly list the Publ ic Ports required for this pop ular ap pl ication in the locati on (1-10) you specif ie d.
A L G Y ou can select ap plicat ions t hat need “ Ap pl ication Layer Gateway ” sup port. Enable select enabl e “ A ppli cation Layer Gatew ay” , then the router wil l let the selected appl icati on correctl y pass throu gh t he NA T gateway .
UPNP With UP nP , al l PCs in you I ntran et wi l l disc over this router automatical ly , so you don’t have to c onf igure your PC and it can easi ly acc ess the Internet through th is router . UPnP F eature Y ou c an enable or Disable the UPnP f eature here.
QoS QoS can let you class ify Int ernet appli catio n traffic by source/desti nation IP address an d port numb er . Y o u can ass ign priori ty for each type o f appl icati on and reserve bandwi dth f or it. T he p ackets of appl icat ions w ith hi gher priority wi ll always go fi rst.
Edit a QoS r ul e Select the rul e you w ant to edit and c li ck “E dit ” , then enter the detail form of th e Q oS rule . Cli ck “ Apply ” after editi ng the form and t he ru le w ill be saved. Adjust QoS rule pri ority Y o u can se lect t he rul e and cl ick “Move Up” t o make its priority hi gher .
14 T O OLBOX Setti ngs Password change opt ions Y ou ca n c hange the pas sword requi red to l og in to th e broadband router 's system web-based management. By default, the pa ssword is: admin. P asswords can contain 0 to 12 alphan umeric c hara cters, a nd are case se nsit ive.
T ime Zone The Time Zone a llows your router to ba se its time on the setti ngs config ured here, whi ch w ill aff ect funct ions such as Lo g e ntries and Firewall settin gs. Set Time Zone S elect the time zone of t he country you are curren tly i n.
Remote Managem ent The remo te management function all ows y ou to des ig nate a h ost in th e Internet the ability to confi gure the Broadband router from a remote site.
Firmware Upgrade This page al lows you to u pgrad e th e router ’ s f irmware. Firmware Upgrade This tool allows yo u to upgrade the Broadband router’ s system f irmware.
Backup Settings The Backup screen all ows you to save (Backup) the router’s curre nt config uration settings. Wh en you save the c onfi guration setting (Backup) you can re-load the saved c onfi guration i nto the router throug h the Restore select ion.
Reset Y ou can res et th e router ’ s system s hould any probl em exist. The reset functi on essentia ll y re-boots your router’ s syst em. Click < Ap ply > at the b ottom of the s creen to save the above conf ig ur ations .
DDNS DDNS allow s you t o map t he static domai n name to a dynami c IP ad dress. Y ou must get an ac count, password an d your static domain nam e from the DDNS service providers. This router s upports D ynDNS, TZO and other c ommon DDNS service pr oviders.
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