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005
WR30
Wirelless N 300Mbp
ps Wi-Fi Routerr
User Guide
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ght stateme
ent
Is the reg
gistered trad
demark of Shenzhen
MTC
Co., LT
TD. All the products and
d product
names mentioned
herein
are th
he trademarks or registe
ered tradem
marks of theirr respective holders.
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hole productt as integrattion, includin
ng its accessories and ssoftware, be
elongs to
en MTC Co., LTD.No part of this publication ca
an be reproduced, transsmitted, tran
nscribed,
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guage in any form or byy any means
s without
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MTC
Co., LTD. If you wo
ould like to kknow more about
our
product information, please visit our websitte at http://w
www.szMTC..com.cn
mer
Disclaim
Picttures, image
es and produ
uct specifica
ations herein
n are for refe
erences onlyy. To improve
e internal
design, operational function, and/or
reliab
bility, MTC reserves
the
e right to make change
es to the
ut obligation to notify anyy person or organization
n of such
productss described in this document withou
revisionss or changes. MTC do
oes not asssume any liability that may occurr due to the
e use or
application of the prroduct or cirrcuit layout(ss) described
d herein. Evvery effort ha
as been mad
de in the
o ensure acccuracy of the contentss,but all stattements, infformation
preparattion of this document to
and recommendatio
ons in this document
d not consttitute the wa
do
arranty of a
any kind, ex
xpress or
implied.
Im
mportant Safety In
nstructio
ons
1.Do not open this product
or atttempt to service it; it ma
ay expose you
y to dange
erous high voltage or
other rissks.
2.Do not operate this product near water.
ot place or operate
this product nea
ar a radiator or a heat re
egister.
3. Do no
4.Do not expose this product to
o dampness,, dust or corrrosive liquid
ds.
ot connect this producct or discon
nnect it from a wall socket
durin
ng a lightniing or a
5.Do no
thundersstorm.
6.Do not block the ventilation
sllots of this product,
for insufficient airflow
may h
harm it.
ng on this prroduct.
7.Do not put anythin
his product directly
into a wall socke
et (100-240V
V~, 50/60Hzz). Do not usse an extens
sion cord
8.Plug th
between
n this producct and the AC
A power source.
9.When plugging th
his product into a wall socket, make
sure th
hat the elecctrical socke
et is not
ed, and that there is no gas
g leakage
e.
damage
10. Placce the conne
ecting cabless properly so
o that people won’t stum
mble or walkk on it.
11. This product sho
ould be ope
erated from the
t type of power
indica
ated on the marking label. If you
of the type
of powe
er available, consult the
e qualified te
echnician.
are not sure
12.Unplug this prod
duct from the
e mains and
d refer the product to qu
ualified serviice personne
el for the
g conditionss:
following
1) Iff liquid has been
spilled
d on the prod
duct.
2) Iff the producct has been exposed
to rain or wate
er.
13. Unp
plug this product from th
he wall sockket before clleaning. Use
e a damp clloth for clea
aning. Do
not use liquid cleane
ers or aerossol cleaners..
e is for WR3
3005 toavoid
d damage, please
do no
ot change the fuse.
14. The specification of the fuse
15.The Operating
te
emperature is
i 0℃~40℃ (32℉~104℉
℉). The Sto
orage temperature is -40
0℃~70℃
(-40℉~1
158℉).
Preface
Tha
ank you for choosing MTC! Please read this user guide be
efore you sttart! This us
ser guide
instructss you to insstall and co
onfigure you
ur device. This
user guide
applie
es to PW50
00X, The
WR3005
5 is used ass an example
e throughout this user guide.
This usser guide uses the following
formats to
t highligh
ht special messagess:
ICON
Desccription
This
format is used to highlight information of
importance
nterest. Igno
oring this typ
pe
or special in
Note
o note may result in ine
of
effective con
nfigurations,
loss
of data or damage to device.
This
format is used to highlight a prrocedure tha
at
Tip
w save tim
will
me or resourcces.
Knowledge Expan
nsion
Description
of fields on the device G
GUI.
Conte
ents
Importan
nt Safety Instructions............................................................................................................................ 3
Preface ............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Contentss ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
Chapter 1 Introductio
on ...................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Product Overrview ................................................................................................................................ 7
1.2 Product Featture ................................................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 2 Connectingg Mechanism ................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 Appearance ......................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1.1 The prroducts frontt panel ......................................................................................................... 8
2.1.2 The prroduct rear panel
............................................................................................................ 9
2.2 System Requ
uirement ........................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Connection Instruction ...................................................................................................................... 10
2.3.1 Gettin
ng Prepared .................................................................................................................... 10
2.3.2 Installlment Environ
nment ....................................................................................................... 11
Chapter 3 Configuringg the Device Manually
.................................................................................................. 16
3.1 Log in the Ro
outer ............................................................................................................................... 16
3.2 Quick Setup ....................................................................................................................................... 20
3.3 System Statu
us .................................................................................................................................... 22
3.3.1 System
m Status ......................................................................................................................... 22
3.3.2 WAN Status
............................................................................................................................. 23
3.3.3 LAN Sttatus .............................................................................................................................. 24
3.3.4 Wireleess Status ....................................................................................................................... 25
3.4 Network Setttings ............................................................................................................................... 26
3.4.1 WAN Settings
.......................................................................................................................... 26
3.4.2 WAN Parameters .................................................................................................................... 31
3.4.3 MAC Address
Clone ............................................................................................................... 32
3.5 WLAN Settings ................................................................................................................................... 33
3.5.1 Basic Setting
........................................................................................................................... 33
3.5.2 Securiity Settings ..................................................................................................................... 35
3.5.3 WPS Settings
........................................................................................................................... 38
3.5.4 Access Control ........................................................................................................................ 39
3.5.5 Conneection Status ................................................................................................................. 41
3.6 LAN Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 42
3.6.1LAN Seettings ............................................................................................................................ 42
3.6.2DHCP Server
............................................................................................................................ 43
3.6.3 DHCP List & Bindin
ng ............................................................................................................... 45
3.7 Expert Settin
ngs................................................................................................................................... 47
3.7.1 URL Filter ................................................................................................................................ 47
3.7.2 Port Range
.............................................................................................................................. 48
3.7.3 DMZ Settings
.......................................................................................................................... 50
3.7.4 DDNS Settings ......................................................................................................................... 51
3.7.5 Remote WEB ........................................................................................................................... 53
3.7.6 WAN Ping ................................................................................................................................ 55
3.8 Routing .............................................................................................................................................. 55
3.9 Traffic Contro
ol .................................................................................................................................... 56
3.10
0 System Tools .................................................................................................................................... 58
3.10.1 Timee Settings ........................................................................................................................ 58
3.10.2 Backkup/Restore .................................................................................................................... 60
3.10.3 Resto
ore to Factoryy ............................................................................................................... 61
3.10.4 Firmware Upgrad
de ............................................................................................................... 62
3.10.5 Rebo
oot .................................................................................................................................. 63
3.10.6 Chan
nge Password
d................................................................................................................. 63
3.10.7 Systeem Log ............................................................................................................................ 64
Appendixx ......................................................................................................................................................... 66
1 Co
onfigure PC TCP/IP
Settinggs ............................................................................................................... 66
Windows 7 ....................................................................................................................................... 66
Windows XP ..................................................................................................................................... 72
2 Trroubleshootin
ng.................................................................................................................................... 74
3 Faactory defaultt settings ........................................................................................................................ 75
4 Reemove Wireleess Network from
Your PC
C ............................................................................................ 76
Windows 7 ....................................................................................................................................... 76
Windows XP ..................................................................................................................................... 79
5 Saafety and Emiission Statem
ment ........................................................................................................... 80
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Prroduct Overview
Con
ngratulationss on your pu
urchase of th
his outstanding 300Mbp
ps Wi-Fi routter. This dev
vice is
300Mbp
ps Wi-Fi Acccess Point which
creattes a wireless network allowing for greater ra
ange and
mobility..
As a Wi-Fi Acccess Point, it can transmit wireless
s data at the
e rate of up to 300Mbp
ps.
With
SID broadca
ast control, wireless LA
AN WEP en
ncryption,
multiple protection measures including SS
d Access (W
WPA2- PSK, WPA-PSK),
mplete data privacy.
the device delivers com
and Wi-Fi Protected
Conventions
e device me
entioned in th
his User Gu
uide stands for
f WR3005
5 300Mbps W
Wi-Fi Route
er without
The
any exp
planations. Parameters provided in the picturres are justt referencess for setting
g up the
product.. They may differ
from th
he actual sittuation.
1.2 Prroduct Feature
¾
Sup
pport a 100M
Mbps three Ports,
four LAN
port and
d support po
ort adaptive.
¾
Sup
pport Wireless up to 300
0Mbps transsfer rate.
¾
Sup
pport IEEE 802.11b/g/n,
, IEEE 802.3
3/802.3u, IEEE 802.1X protocol.
¾
Built-in DHCP Server
and support
static routing.
¾
pport web pa
age filtering,, timing conttrol on the In
nternet.
Sup
¾
Sup
pport system
m log.
¾
Sup
pport remote
e and web management
t.
Chap
pter 2Connectingg Mechanism
2.1 Ap
ppearan
nce
2.1.1Th
he produccts front panel
The LE
ED indicato
or displays informatio
on about the device’s status.
LE
ED
Na
ame
Sta
atus
Indication
Off
WP
PS is disable
ed or conneccted
WPS
Ne
egotiation is in
n progress th
hrough
LE
ED
Blin
nking
Wi‐Fi Protected
d Setup.
The
e device is po
owered on
Solid
SYS
The
e device is po
owered off orr is
LED
Off
down.
WA
AN connectio
on succeeds.
Solid
WAN
LED
No
o WAN connection.
Off
Data is being traansmitted.
Blin
nking
The
e WLAN conn
nection has b
been
Solid
Wi-Fi/
The
e WLAN conn
nection is nott
Off
acttivated
LED
Data is being traansmitted.
Blin
nking
No
o LAN connection.
Off
LA
AN
Blin
nking
Data is being traansmitted.
Solid
LAN connection
n succeeds.
LE
ED
2.1.2 The
T produ
uct rear paanel
2.2 Sy
ystem Re
equirem
ment
¾
Inte
ernet service
e (Internet acccess throug
gh Ethernet cable or via
a xDSL/Cable Mode).
¾
A modem
with RJ45 port (u
use the Ethe
ernet cable access
direcctly do not ne
eed this equ
uipment).
¾
Eve
ery PC Ethe
ernet conne
ection devicce (wired in
nternet card or wirelesss internet card
and
Ethernet cable)).
¾
P/IP networkk software iss supported by Window XP/Window
w 7/Window 8 /Window 10
TCP
¾
Inte
ernet Explore
er 8 or highe
er versions or
o Firefox
2.3Co
onnection
Instrruction
2.3.1 Getting
Prepared
Before you
y start the
e installation process, yo
ou need to prepare
the following
things:
Item
Description
Router
Find it in yourr package.
Power adapter
Find it in yourr package.
PC
Should have installed IE8
8 or higher browser.
DHCP,
PPOE
E or Static IP
P Internet Co
onnection Tyype:
1.. Ethernet Cable
from th
he incoming Internet side
e: This is pro
ovided by yo
our ISP
2.. ISP Inform
mation: Your Internet serrvice provide
er (ISP) sho
ould have prrovided
yo
ou with all of
o the information neede
ed to connecct to the Inte
ernet. If you cannot
lo
ocate this infformation, assk your ISP to provide itt
If your ISP uses a PPOE
E Internet connection,
ed ISP login
n name
you will nee
nd password
an
If yo
ou use a DHCP Internet connection,, no informa
ation is needed
If yo
our ISP givves you a fixed or sttatic IP add
dress for Internet
GatherISPInfo
connectio
on, you will need to gather the follo
owing information:
rmation
1) IP Address
2) Subnet Mask
ay
3) Gatewa
4) DNS Se
erver
5) Alternatte DNS Servver (Optiona
al)
WISP
Interne
et Access:
1.. Remote AP
P's SSID, MAC
address
s, security mode,
cipherr type and security
ke
ey
2.. Internet co
onnection infformation provided by th
he remote AP
10
3.. Ethernet Cable:
This can
c be found in the product packag
ge. You will need it
to
o connect yo
our PC to this device
2.3.2 In
nstallmen
nt Environ
nment
Please follow
thes
se rules whe
en install an
nd use:
Notte
Envvironmental factor will ha
ave influencce on the dis
stance of wirreless transm
mission.
2.3.3 Hardware
Connectio
on
Notte
Beffore connectting, please make sure that you ca
an surf the in
nternet in yo
our compute
er to use
the reticle provided by ISP..
There are
a two measures
t connectt your dev
to
vice:
1) If yo
ou use ADSL connect the internet, please follo
ow step 1-4 as graphica
al shown to connect
yourr device.
11
2) If yo
ou use Resid
dential broa
adband, put the network
k line into the WAN portt and follow the step
3-4 as
a graphical shown to connect
yourr device.
Set Step
ps：
① Connnect the moodem.
② Please connectt reticlewhatt you ever coonnected too the computter with the rrouter's WAN port.
③ Usee another reticle to connnect your computer Etheernet port witth the routerr’s any LAN port.
④ Connnect the router’s power adapter. And the hardw
ware connecction is finished.
Notte
Please use the matched po
ower adapte
er otherwise it will dama
age the route
er.
2.4 Co
onfigure local PC TCP/IP
Setttings
Beffore you log in to the rou
uter, please make sure your compu
uter set to “O
Obtain an IP address
automattically” and “Obtain
“
DNS
S server add
dress automatically” from
m the device
e.
① Clicck Start -> Control
Pan
nel.
② Clicck Network and Interneet.
12
③ Clicck Network andSharing
g Center.
④ Clicck Change adapter
settings.
13
⑤ Clicck Local Areea Connecttion and seleect Properties.
⑥ Select Internett Protocol Version
4 (T
TCP/IPv4) and click Pro
operties.
⑦ Select Obtain an
a IP addre
ess automattically and click
OK
14
⑧ Clicck OK on thee Local Areea Connection Properties windowtto save yourr settings
Notte
If yo
ou need to configure
the
e IP addresss manually, please
set th
he PC’s IP address and router IP
add
dress in the same subne
et, because the router’s
s default IP is 192.168.1.1, the subn
net mask
is 255.255.255
.0, so your IP should se
et 192.168.1.XXX; XXX cannot be 1.
15
C
Chapter
3 Configu
uring the
e Device Manuallly
3.1 Log in the Router
1. To acccess the Ro
outer’s Web
b-based Utility, launch a web browsser such as Internet Ex
xplorer or
Firefox.
2. Enterr “http://192
2.168.1.1”. Press
“Ente
er”. ( You ca
an login to the device’’s page thro
ough the
following
g two domaiins: “mtc.settup.cn” or “w
wr3005.setup.cn”)
Tips
WR
R3005 as a Wifi Router device, avo
oid abnorma
al of IP confflict in the ssame LAN, after
this
devvice connectted with up level router, it will adjustt itself as follows:
1) If th
his device ’ss LAN IP an
nd the up levvel router’s LAN IP at the same ne
etwork segm
ment, this
devvice will cha
ange its LAN
N IP automa
atically. Forr example: the
up levell router’s LA
AN IP is:
192
2.168.1.1, th
his device ’s LAN IP will become 192
2.168.10.1.
2) If th
hey are not in the same network seg
gment, this device
’s LA
AN IP will unchanged.
Afte
er this devicce connecte
ed with up level router,, this device
e will get an IP from up level
thro
ough DHCP but this IP is unknown
n to the use
er (now thiss device hass two IP ad
ddresses,
192
2.168.10.1 and
a the up le
evel router assigned.
bo
oth of them can
c login the
e web page.).
will automaticall
ly display th
he login page, please en
nter the corrrect passwo
ord. Click
3. The system
the “sign in” button or press “E
Enter” key.
16
Tips
Deffault Passwo
ord is “admin
n”
The
e default language is EN
N. You can change
the la
anguage be
etween Engliish and Fren
nch.
Ô
out
Web page layo
ge have：prrimary & seccondary navvigation bar、configuratiion zone、help informattion zone
Web pag
four pa
arts，as sho
own:
Notte
Devvice does no
ot support web
w page, function displa
ay will appe
ear abnorma
al, please reffer to the
actu
ual situation
n of equipme
ent software.
Diffferent browssers and the same brow
wsers but diffferent versio
on the web p
page may different in
disp
play.
Web page disp
played as gray
feature
es or param
meters, display device d
does not su
upport or
mutable unde
er the current configura
ation.
imm
17
No
Name
Prrimary
Seccondary
Descripttion
User can easily Select functionss in the navigation bar
the re
esults displayyed in the co
onfiguration
menu, Select
section
configuration zone
Con
nfigure and view
area.
help in
nformation
The help
p information
n of current p
page
Notte
18
Cha
ange the ressolution of th
he screen th
he help inform
mation may become “?” as above shown,
if
you wan
nt to refer the
e help inform
mation pleasse click the symbol.
Notte
Change the resolution of the sccreen or log
gin by small screen term
minal, the “navigation ba
ar menu”
may beccome “
” as
a above sh
hown, if you want to refe
er the “navigation bar me
enu” please click the
symbol.
Ô
Com
mmonly use
ed web page
e elements description
Common
elem
ments
Open Scan
Goto Configure
Description
Scan the
t informattion automattically
Goto the configu
ure page dire
ectly
19
Close
the sccan function
Close Scan
Apply
Applicattion current page configuration
Cancel
Cance
el current pa
age configurration
Save
Save
e current pag
ge configura
ation
Refresh
Refres
sh current pa
age configurration
Add
Add item
Delete
Delete
e item
resetOO
OB
resum
med to not configured
mode
Backup
Ba
ackup curren
nt informatio
on
Upgrade
Upgrade current informatio
on
Reboot
Reboot th
he device
Clear
Clea
ar current pa
age informattion
Connect
Allow con
nnection
Disconnecct
Disallow co
onnection
NEXT
Will
W go to the next step
Will back to
o last step
Back
3.2 Qu
uick Setup
In this page you can
n configure the
t mode off operation.
20
e two modess Router and
d AP:
Here are
Tips
The
e default mo
ode is Route
er. You can change
the operation
mode
on the quick setup page.
1) Rou
uter mode configure
Plug Inte
ernet cable to WR3005W
WAN port.
Set step
ps:
① Seleect “Router””.
② Clickk “NEXT”.
③ You can select “Dynamic
“
IP
P”, “Static IP
P”, “PPPOE
E” mode.
④ Clickk “NEXT” to configure the wireless information.
⑤ Clickk “NEXT”.
⑥ Clickk “Save” to coonfirm.
2) AP mode
configure :
Set step
ps:
① Select “AP” moode and clickk “NEXT” buutton.
② Entter SSID, select channel
③ Select “Securitty Mode” annd “WPA alg
gorithms”
④ Entter the Pass Phrase.
⑤ Clicck “NEXT” enter
the nexxt page.
21
⑥ Clicck “Save” to confirm youur settings.
Kn
nowledge Expansion
AP: The most basic
mode of multi-function is Access Point. In
n this mode,, the AP will act as a
cen
ntral hotspott for differen
nt wireless LAN
clients.In this mod
de, this devvice connectt with up
leve
el router via Ethernet ca
able, and after connecte
ed, this devicce send wire
eless signal,, you can
surff the Interne
et through co
onnection with the wirele
ess signal.
Rou
uter:The Ethernet port will behave as a WAN port for wire
ed connectio
on to ADSL or Cable
mod
dem.The NA
AT routing will
w be perforrmed betwee
en the WAN
N and WLAN
N. Making IP
P sharing
posssible
3.3 System Stattus
Click “System
m Status”, enter
the syystem status
s web page
e, in this pag
ge you can see the
mStatus”, “W
WAN Status
s” ,”LAN Sta
atus”, “Wirelless Status”.
“System
3.3.1 System
Staatus
This pag
ge displays Connected Clients, Sysstem Version
n, Running Time,
System
m Time.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
22
¾
Con
nnection Cllients: displays the num
mber of DHC
CP clients.
¾
Sys
stem Versio
on:Firmware
e Version.
¾
Run
nning Time
e: Displays the
t time durration indicating how lon
ng the route
er has been up since
starrtup. Up time
e is recounte
ed and rene
ewed upon poweroff.
¾
Sys
stem Time: Current sysstem time on
n this device. The device
e automatica
ally synchron
nizes the
system time witth Internet tiime servers.
Tips
Run
nning time iss total time the
t router is turned on
3.3.2 WAN
W Statu
us
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Con
nnection Ty
ype:It displa
ays the curre
ent access modeof
WAN
N port.
¾
Con
nnection Sttatus: The network
connection status.
¾
WA
AN MAC Add
dress: MAC
C address off your ISP's router to see.
¾
WA
AN IP: IP add
dress obtain
ned from ISP
P.
¾
Sub
bnet Mask: Obtained frrom ISP.
23
¾
Gatteway: Obta
ained from IS
SP.
¾
Prim
mary DNS Server:Obta
ained from IS
SP.
¾
Sec
condary DN
NS Server: Obtained
fro
om ISP.
¾
Con
nnection Duration: Acccess metho
od for dynam
mic IP or PP
PPOE serverr and router and ISP
con
nnection is properly
time
ed.
Tips
WA
AN IP/Subne
et Mask/Ga
ateway/Prim
mary DNS Server/Seco
ondary DNS
S Server: Th
his types
of inform
mation appe
ears only if the router su
uccessfully connects
to Internet via
a a PPPoE or
o DHCP
(dynamiic IP) conne
ection. How
wever if you connect th
he router to Internet with static IP settings
provided
d by your ISP, these fields will display
the settings yo
ou entered whether th
he router
successsfully conneccts to the Intternet or nott.
If nothin
ng appears in
n the second
dary DNS se
erver field, there
is no available
seccondary DNS
S server
3.3.3LA
AN Statuss
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
IP Address:
Th
he Router’s LAN IP Add
dress (not yo
our PC’s IP address).
¾
Sub
bnet Mask: The Routerr’s LAN subn
net mask.
¾
DHCP Server: the status of
o DHCP serrver.
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¾
LAN
N MAC Add
dress: The router’s
physsical addresss.
Tips
The
e default IP address
is 192.168.1.1.
The
e default Sub
bnet mask value
is 255..255.255.0
If th
he router as a DHCP server, here sh
hown as ena
abled.Otherw
wise disable
ed
3.3.4 Wireless
Status
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
SSIID Name：T
The name offWireless.
¾
BSS
SID: The MA
AC Addresss of Wirelesss.
¾
Cha
annel：The
e Channel off Wireless.
¾
Sec
curity Mode
e: Encryption
n schemes.
Tips
The
e default SS
SID is WR3
3005_XXXXX
XX, where XXXXXX iss the last six characterrs in the
devvice's MAC address.
You
u can find it on the label attached on the bottom
m of the device.
Deffault channe
el is AutoSe
elect.
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Kn
nowledge Expansion
AuttoSelect: Under
the “A
AutoSelect” the
wireless
s signal will choice the user numb
ber is the
leasst channel to
o improve th
he efficiencyy of the signa
al, it works for
f most casses.
If yo
ou choice other
mode, the channe
el will not change all the
e time not m
matter the ch
hannel is
goo
od or bad.
3.4 Ne
etwork Se
ettings
Clicck “Network
k Settings” enter
the Ne
etwork setup
p web page，in this pag
ge you can set
s “WAN
Settings
s”, “WAN Pa
arameters”,, “MAC Add
dress Clone
e”.
3.4.1 WAN
W Settiings
Plug Inte
ernet cable to WR3005 WAN port.
Set Step
ps：
① Entter the web and
a Select“Network Se
ettings”.
② Clicck the“WAN Settings”.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Con
nnection Ty
ype:It displa
ays the route
ers mode.
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1、Conffiguration the Internet acccess
Sup
pport Static IP mode、D
Dynamic IP(D
DHCP)、PP
POE.
Instrucction
WA
AN Connection Type
If your IS
SP provides
s you with an Etherne
et cable fro
om the
incoming Internet side IP information (IP
P address, subnet
Static IP mode
ateway IP address,
DN
NS server a
address), yo
our ISP
mask, ga
uses a sta
atic IP conne
ection.
If your ISP
P provides yo
ou with an Etthernet cablee from the in
ncoming
Dynamic IP
Internet side but no ISSP login acco
ount or IP in
nformation, your
ISP
CP connection.
uses a DHC
If your IS
SP provides
s you with an Etherne
et cable fro
om the
PPOE
incoming Internet side and ISP lo
ogin accoun
nt, your ISP uses a
PPOE connection.
1.1> Sta
atic IP mode
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck“Networkk Settings”.
② Select “WAN Settings”.
③ Select Connecttion Type “S
Static IP”.
④ Entter IP, Subneet Mask, Gateway, MTU
U, DNS
⑤ Clicck“Save” to confirm.
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Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Con
nnection Ty
ype: Select Static IP.
¾
IP Address/Su
ubnet Mask
k/WAN subnet mask/G
Gateway/Primary DNS Server/Secondary
DNS
S Server: Enter
the ISP
P information
n you gathered inGettingPrepared.
¾
Clicck Save to save
your se
ettings.
Tips
MTU better to choose
the default
value
es.
namic IP mo
ode.
1.2>Dyn
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Networkk Settings”..
② Select“WAN Seettings”.
③ Select Connecttion Type “D
Dynamic IP””.
④ Clicck“Save” to confirm.
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Tips
MTU better to choose
the default
value
es.
OE
1.3>PPO
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Networkk Settings”..
② Select “WAN Settings”.
③ Select Connecttion Type “P
PPOE”.
④ Entter the ISP loogin UserNaame，the IS
SP login Pas
ssword.
⑤ Clicck“Save” to confirm.
⑥ Clicck “System Status”--->“W
WAN Statuss” to confirm
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Kn
nowledge Expansion
MTU: Maximum
m Transmisssion Unit. It is the size of the large
est data packet that can
n be sent
ove
er the network. The defa
ault value is 1500.
mmon MTU sizes
and ap
pplications are
a listed in the table be
elow.
The com
MTU
Application
1500
Typical
for co
onnections that do not use
u PPOE orr VPN.
1492
Used
in PPO
OE environments.
1472
Maximum
sizze to use forr pinging. (La
arger packets are fragm
mented.)
1468
Used
in some
e DHCP envvironments.
1436
Used
in PPTP environme
ents or with VPN.
No
ote
A wrong/improp
per MTU value may cau
use Internet communicat
tion problem
ms. For exam
mple, you
mayy be unable
e to access certain web
bsites, frames within websites,
seccure login pages,
or
FTP
P or POP se
ervers.
Do not modify it unless neccessary, but if a specific website or web
w applica
ation softwarre cannot
en or be ena
abled, you ca
an try to cha
ange the MT
TU value to 1500,
1400.
ope
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3.4.2 WAN
W Parameters
Set Step
ps：
①
Clicck “Network
k Settings”..
②
Select “WAN Parameters”
”.
③
Select Negotiattion Mode tyype.
④
Clicck“Save” to confirm.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Neg
gotiation mode:you
can set the va
alue to match
h with the sttatus
Tips
1. The router
opera
ates in “Auto
o-negotiation
n” (or Auto) mode by de
efault. Usua
ally, it works for most
cases.
ome situatio
ons, you might need to
t change the
port mo
ode. For exxample, if th
he cable
2. In so
connectted to your ro
outer's WAN
N port is long
ger than 100
0m, you mayy need to usse 10M full-d
duplex or
10M half-duplex forr better perrformance. Ensure
that your routerr's WAN port operates with the
peed and du
uplex mode as the remote link parttner. If not, your
router'ss WAN port may not
same sp
receive and send da
ata.
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3.4.3 MAC
M Add
dress Clon
ne
Som
me ISPs (In
nternet Servvice Provide
ers) require end-user's MAC addrress to acce
ess their
networkk. This featurre copies yo
our current PC's
MAC ad
ddress to the
e router.
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Networkk Settings”.
② Clicck “MAC Ad
ddress Clon
ne”.
③ Youu can set thiss page from
m three methods：
1、 To Restore
to Factory
Deffault MAC
1> Clickk “Restore to
o factory De
efault MAC”
2> Clickk Save to sa
ave your setttings.
2、 To clone
the MAC address
s of the com
mputer thatt you are no
ow using to
o the routerr:
1> Clickk Clone My PC’s MAC Address.
2> Clickk Save to sa
ave your setttings.
3、To manually
en
nter the MAC
C address allowed
by your ISP:
1> Ente
er the MAC address
allo
owed by you
ur ISP.
2> Clickk Save to sa
ave your setttings.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
MAC Addrress:The co
omputer or broadband
modem
authorized by yo
our ISP.
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Kn
nowledge Expansion
1. Resto
ore toFacto
ory Default MAC:
Reset the router’s
s WAN MAC
C to factory d
default.
2. Clone
e MAC: Cliccking this button copiess the MAC address of the computter that you are now
usin
ng to the rou
uter. Also, yo
ou can man
nually enter the
t MAC ad
ddress that yyou want to use. You
havve to use the
e computer whose
MAC
C address is allowed by your ISP
3.5 WLAN Settings
Clicck “WLAN Settings”
en
nter the conffigure page , here you can configu
ure “Base Settings”,
“Securitty Settings””, “WPS Setttings”, “Acc
cess Contro
ol”, “Connection Statu
us”.
3.5.1 Basic
Settiing
Here you can config
gure the bassic wireless settings
of the router
ps：
Set Step
① Clicck“WLAN Seettings”.
② Select “Basic Settings”.
③ Wirreless Enable.
④ Select Networkk Mode
⑤ Entter SSID nam
me (Default name is WR
R3005_XXX
XXXX).
⑥ Select“Channeel”.
⑦ Select “Channeel BandWid
dth”.
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Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Wirreless: wireless “Enable
e” or “Disablle”.
¾
SSIID: It is the unique
name
eof the wireless network and can be modified.
¾
Bro
oadcast (SS
SID): Selectt “Enable” to
o enable th
he router’ SS
SID to be sscanned by wireless
devvices. The de
efault is ena
abled. If you disable it, th
he wireless devices
musst know the SSID for
com
mmunication
n.
¾
BSS
SID:This is the
t MAC ad
ddress of the
e device's wireless interfface.
¾
Cha
annel: The currently used
chann
nel by the router.
Sele
ect an effecctive channe
el of the
wire
eless network. The defa
ault is AutoSelect.
¾
Cha
annel Band
dwidth: Sellect an app
propriate channel bandwidth to en
nhance the wireless
perfformance. Select
20/40M when the
e network ha
as 11b/g/n to
o promote itss throughputt
No
ote
z The wireless Enable.
z The SSID must be enttered.
ps
Tip
1. The SSID
is WR
R3005_XXX
XXXX by deffault, where
e XXXXXX is the last ssix characters in the
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devvice's MAC address.
You
u can find it on the label attached on the bottom
m of the device.
2. If you
u are not an advanced user,
it is advvisable to only change the SSID (n
name of the network)
and
d channel an
nd leave other items uncchanged.
nowledge Expansion
Kn
Network
k Mode (802
2.11 Mode): Select a co
orrect mode according to
t your wirelless clients.
11b
b: This netw
work mode delivers
wire
eless speed up to 11Mb
bps and is o
only compattible with
11b
b wireless cliients.
11g
g: This netw
work mode delivers
wire
eless speed up to 54Mb
bps and is o
only compattible with
11g
g wireless cliients.
11b
b/g mixed: This
networrk mode dellivers wirele
ess speed up to 54Mbp
ps and is co
ompatible
with
h 11b/g wireless clients.
11b
b/g/n mixed: This netwo
ork mode de
elivers wirele
ess speed up to 300Mbp
ps and is co
ompatible
with
h 11b/g/n wireless clientts
3.5.2 Security
Se
ettings
With the wirele
ess security function, yo
ou can preve
ent others frrom connectting to your wireless
ur consent. Meanwhile, you can allso block
networkk and using the networkk resources without you
illegal ussers from intercepting or
o intruding your
wireless
s network
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Networkk Settings”.
② Select “Securitty Settings””.
③ Select“Securityy Mode”.
④ Clicck “Apply” too use you seettings and click
“Save” to save you
ur settings.
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¾
Sec
curity mode
e:WPA – Personal、WP
PA2 – Personal、Mixed WPA/WPA2
2 – Personal.
Security mode
Disab
ble
WPA – Pe
ersonal
WPA2 – Personal
Instruction
Not open
this fun
nction
Supp
port AES and
d TKIP ciphe
er types
Supp
port AES, TK
KIP and TKIP
P+AES cipher types
Both WPA-Perso
onal and WPA2-Person
nal secured
Mixe
ed WPA/WPA
A2 – Person
nal
ess clients can
c join yourr wireless ne
etwork.
wirele
No
ote
WP
PA/WPA2-Pe
ersonal: Yo
ou can enable personal or mix mode
e, but you m
must make sure that
the wireless clie
ent also sup
pports the se
elected encrryption meth
hod.
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Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
WP
PA Algorithm
ms: Wi-Fi Prrotected Acccess Algorith
hms.
¾
Pas
ss Phrase: The
T default is 12345678
8.
Kn
nowledge Expansion
1. WEP: (Wired Equivalent Privvacy)is the wireless transmission of
o data betw
ween two de
evices for
encryption, to preve
ent illegal ussers wiretapp
ping or invad
de the wirele
ess networkk.
2. AES: (Advanced encryption standard) iss an iterative
e, symmetricc key group p
password.If selected,
wirelesss speed can reach up to
o300Mbps.
3. TKIP: (Temporal Key Integritty Protocol)R
Responsible
e for handling
g the wirelesss encryptio
on part of
security issues, TK
KIP is in WEP
passwo
ord outermo
ost layer of the existin
ng “shell”If selected,
wirelesss speed can reach up to
o 54Mbps.
4. TKIP
P+AES: If Selected, botth AES and
d TKIP secu
ured wireless clients ca
an join your wireless
networkk.
5. Key Renewal
Intterval: Ente
er a valid time period for the key to be
b changed..
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Tip
ps
Reccommended
d that you choice
“WPA
A-Personal” + ”AES” mode
, makke sure the wireless
efficciency and ensure the
e security of
o wireless network. Meanwhile,
avoid some
e kind of
wire
eless netwo
ork card doe
es not suppo
ort security mode, causse cannot cconnect the wireless
netw
work.
3.5.3 WPS
W Settin
ngs
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “WLAN Settings”.
② Select “WPS Settings”.
nowledge Expansion
Kn
WPS pro
ovides you with
w two ma
ain functions:
if your
wirelesss network un
nencrypted，WPS can quickly
encrryption your wireless network.
If yo
our wirelesss network en
ncrypted, WP
PS can mak
ke you quickly connect yyour encryptted
wirelesss network.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
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The WP
PS provides below methods:
¾
PBC:Using
g routers and physical or
o logical buttton on a wirreless devicce to connec
ct WPS.
You havve below me
ethods to con
nnect WPS:
1、 Usin
ng the route
er WPS buttton on the rear panel for the PBC
C connectio
on
① Clicck “Enable”
② Clicck “Save”
③ Hold the routerr on the rearr panel of thee WPS buttoon for 3 secoonds, then leet go
④ Thee router's WPS led flashhes two minuutes, Duringg this time, Inn the wirelesss client devvices use
the WPS/PBC connect
to your
wirelesss signal
Kn
nowledge Expansion
resetOO
OB:
The
e router wire
eless SSID, safe mode resumed to not configured mode. M
Make the WPS reset
the SSID, Encrryption and password, after the co
ompletion off the reset, the router’s SSID is
pted.
facttory default, safe mode is unencryp
3.5.4 Access
Con
ntrol
Wirreless accesss control iss actually ba
ased on the MAC addre
ess to permit or forbid specified
clients to
o access the
e wireless network
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “WLAN Settings”.
② Select “Accesss Control”.
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Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
The Wirele
ess Access Control
is ba
ased on the MAC addre
ess of the wireless adapter
mine whethe
er it communicates with
h the Router or not;
to determ
1. Select“Off” to allow all wireless clie
ents to join your
wireless network.
ow”allow ONLY the spe
ecified wirele
ess clients to
o join your w
wireless netw
work.
2. Select “Allo
ock” disallow
w ONLY the
e specified wireless
clien
nts to join yo
our wireless network.
3. Select “Blo
ss Access Control
App
plication Ex
xample:
Wireles
To only allow your own
noteboo
ok at the MA
AC address of 00:12:35
5:EC:DF:25 to join your wireless
networkk
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Set Step
ps：
① Select Allow.
② Entter the MAC address of the wirelesss device you want to resstrict. Here inn this exampple, enter
00:12:35:EC:DF:25.
③ Clicck Add to addd the MAC address to the MAC adddress list.
④ Clicck Save to save
your se
ettings.
Tip
ps
Up to 10 wirele
ess MAC add
dresses can
n be configurred
don't wa
ant to config
gure the complex wireless securityy settings a
and want to disallow
If you
othe
ers to join yo
our wirelesss network, yo
ou can configure a wireless accesss control rule
e to allow
onlyy your own wireless
devvice
3.5.5 Connectio
n Status
This pag
ge shows the current wireless access list
Click “R
Refresh” to update.
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Tip
ps
The
e bandwidth here refers to the channel bandwid
dth instead of
o wireless cconnection rate.
You
u can know whether
the
ere are unau
uthorized accesses to yo
our wirelesss network by
y viewing
the wireless clie
ent list.
3.6 LA
AN Settinggs
Click“LA
AN Settings””enter the LA
AN Settings page, here you can con
nfigure LAN port info an
nd DHCP
Server and
a DHCP List
L & Bindin
ng.
3.6.1LA
AN Settinggs
Thiss page is to configure th
he basic parrameters for LAN ports. This IP address is to be
e used to
access the
t device’ss settings thrrough a web
b browser. Be
B sure to make
a note of any chan
nges you
apply to this page.
ps：
Set Step
① Clicck “Networkk Settings”..
② Select“LAN Seettings”.
③ Entter IP Addreess，Subneet Mask.
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④ Clicck “Save” and wait for the
t router re
eboot automatically.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
MA
AC Address：It displayss the Routerr’s LAN MAC
C address.
¾
IP Address：It
t displays the Router’s LAN
IP addrress.
¾
Sub
bnet Mask:iit displays th
he Router’s LAN subnett mask.
Tip
ps
1. Defau
ult IP addresss and subnet mask are
e respectively 192.168.2
2.1 and 255.255.255.0.
2. Be su
ure to make a note of an
ny changes you
y apply to
o this page. If you chang
ge the LAN IP
add
dress of the router, you have
to open a new con
nnection to the
t new IP a
address and log in
aga
ain. Also, you
u have to se
et the defaullt gateway addresses
off all LAN PC
Cs to this new
w IP
add
dress.
3. The ro
outer's LAN IP address and WAN IP
P address cannot
be on
n the same IP segment. If not,
the router will not
n be able to
t access Intternet.
3.6.2D
DHCP Serve
er
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “LAN Setttings”.
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② Select “DHCP Server”.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
DHCP Server:S
Select whether enable or
o disable th
he DHCP se
erver feature
e.
¾
art IP Addre
ess and End
d IP Addres
ss: You can
n specify the
e starting and ending ad
ddress of
Sta
the IP address pool here. These
addre
esses should
d be part of the same IP
P address subnet as
the router’s LAN IP addresss.
¾
e Time
Entter the Lease
Kn
nowledge Expansion
DHCP (Dynam
mic Host Con
nfiguration Protocol)
assigns an IP address to each devic
ce on the
LAN
N/private network.
When you enable the DHC
CP Server, the
t DHCP Server
will automaticallyy allocate an
n unused
from
m the IP add
dress pool specified
in this
screen to
t the reque
esting device
e as long
IP address
as the
t device iss set to “Obttain an IP Ad
ddress Automatically”.
If yo
ou disable this feature, you have to
o manually configure
the
e TCP/IP se
ettings for all PCs on
you
ur LAN to acccess Interne
et.
Lea
ase Time: iss the length of the IP add
dress lease before it is refreshed.
Tip
ps
By default, the router funcctions as a DHCP
serve
er. Do not disable the D
DHCP serve
er feature
y want to manually co
onfigure the TCP/IP setttings for all PCs
on yourr LAN.
unless you
44
1. Lease
time will be rene
ewed autom
matically upo
on expiry. No
N additiona
al configurattions are
needed.
2. Iff you are no
ot an advancced user, the
e default DH
HCP server settings
are recommend
ded.
In orderr to use the function of the router's DHCP serv
ver, LAN in the compute
er's TCP/IP protocol
must be
e set to “auto
omatically ob
btain IP”.
3.6.3 DHCP
List & Bindingg
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “LAN Setttings”.
② Select “DHCPL
List& Bindin
ng”.
eters Speciffication:
Parame
¾
Entter the IP Ad
ddress and MAC
Addresss
¾
Clicck “Add” add
d to the DHC
CP list
¾
Clicck “Refresh”” to update the
t related DHCP
clientt information
n.
Tip
ps
You
u can know whether
there are unautthorized acc
cesses by viewing the client list.
z Also
o, you can specify a reserved IP address for a PC in the LA
AN. That PC
C will always
s receive
45
the same IP ad
ddress each
h time when it accesses
s the DHCP server. Resserved IP ad
ddresses
uld be assign
ned to serve
ers that requ
uire permane
ent IP setting
gs.
cou
Static Assignment
t Applicatio
on Example:
To have a PC at the
e MAC addre
ess of 44:37
7:E6:4F:37:3
3B always re
eceive the sa
ame IP addrress of
8.1.200
192.168
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Entter the last number
of the IP address you want to
t reserve, for
f example, 200.
¾
Entter the MAC address of 50:7B:9D:12
2:41:69
¾
Clicck “Add”.
¾
Clicck “Save” to save your settings.
Tip
ps
1. If the IP address you have re
eserved for your
PC is cu
urrently used
d by another client, then
n you will
ew IP addre
ess from the
e device's DHCP
server, instead, you
must
not be able to obtain a ne
nually specify a differen
nt IP addresss for your PC
C to access Internet.
man
2. For PCs
P that has already obttained IP addresses, you may need
d to perform the Repair action
to
actiivate the con
nfigured stattic IP addressses
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3.7 Exxpert Setttings
Click “E
Expert Settings” enter the
t Virtual Server
confiigure page ,here you can set “URL
L Filter”,
“Port Ra
ange”, “DMZ
Z Settings”,, “DDNS”, “R
Remote WE
EB”, “WAN Ping”.
3.7.1 URL
U Filter
Thiss section is to set URL filtering
acce
ess. If you want
to enab
ble this functtion, please activate
the checckbox. Selecct one policyy from the drop-down menu
and enter a policy name in the
e field. Of
course, you can sett the access restriction in
n details (e.g
g. the fixed IP range, UR
RL, times an
nd days).
time is 0:0~0:0, it express
24 hours.
Note: When
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck“Expert Seettings”.
② Select “Client Filter”.
URL Filter Application Examp
ple:
To preve
ent your home PC (192
2.168.1.100) from accessing “YouT
Tube” from 8
8:00 to 18:0
00 during
working days: Mond
day- Friday.
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Set Step
ps：
① Entter a Policy Name
② Entter the Start IP and End IP here for example:1992.168.1.1000
③ Entter part of orr the entire domain
name of the web
b site you wish to restricct. Separate different
dom
main namess or domain name key
words with a com
mma, for e
example, "Y
YouTube,
Hollywood.com
m"
④ Select time andd day
⑤ Clicck “Save” to save your settings.
Tip
ps
1. Differrent URL striings must be
e separated with a comma. To matcch all websittes, use * (a
asterisk)
2.Up to 10 filter rule
es can be co
onfigured.
3. If you
u have not set up the syystem time fo
or this devic
ce, click Sys
stem Tools -> Time Settings to
set up correct
time and
a date forr the rules to
o be effective
3.7.2 Port
P Range
You wan
nt to share re
esources on
n your PC wiith your frien
nds who are not in your L
LAN. But, by
y default,
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the routter's firewall blocks inbo
ound traffic from the In
nternet to yo
our compute
ers except replies
to
your outtbound traffic. You can use
u the Portt Forwarding
g feature to create exce
eptions to this rule so
that you
ur friends can
n access the
ese files from
m external networks.
When accessing
yo
our PC from
m Internet, type
"protoc
col://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:porrt number" into
your
browserr’s address or location field.
The prrotocol and port are the
e ones used
d by the serrvice and
"xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx" is the WAN IP address of
o your route
er. For exam
mple, a FTP
P server use
es the ftp
protocoll and 21 (sta
andard port number).
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Expert Settings”.
② Select “Port Rannge”.
Applica
ation Examp
ple:
As show
wn in the fig
gure above, your PC att 192.168.2..10 connectts to the rou
uter and run
ns a FTP
server on
o port numb
ber 21. Your friends wa
ant to access
s this FTP server
on yo
our PC from external
networkk.
Tip
ps
To succe
essfully implement the port
p forwarding feature, note below:
1. Make
sure yo
our WAN IP
P address (Internet IP address)
is a public IP address. Private
IP
add
dresses are not routed on
o the Intern
net.
2. Make sure you enter corrrect service port numberrs.
o ensure tha
at your servver compute
er always ha
as the same
e IP addresss, assign a static IP
3. To
add
dress to your PC.
4. Operating Sysstem built-in
n firewall and some anti-virus progrrams may b
block other PCs
from
ources on yo
our PC. So itt is advisable
e to disable them before
e using this feature.
acccessing reso
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Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Start/End Port: Enter the start/end
porrt number which
rangess the Extern
nal ports use
ed to set
nternet appliccations. Herre in this exa
ample, enterr 21.
the server or In
¾
Enter the IP ad
ddress of the
e PC where you want to set the app
plications.He
ere in this
IP Address:
exa
ample, enterr 192.168.1.100.
¾
Pro
otocol: Speciify the proto
ocol required
d for the serv
vice utilizing
g the port(s)). Select the protocol
(TC
CP/UDP/Both
h) for the ap
pplication.
¾
“En
nable” to app
ply this function, “Delete
e” cancel this host config
gure.
¾
Clicck ‘Save’to save
your se
ettings.
If your WAN
IP address is 192.168.1.100 when
access
sing your FT
TP server fro
om external network,
your frie
ends only ne
eed to enter ftp://192.168
8.1.100:21 in their brow
wsers.
3.7.3 DMZ
Settin
ngs
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Expert Settings”.
② Select “DMZ Setttings”.
③ Select “Enable””
④ Addd DMZ Host IP which is the LAN IP
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⑤ Clicck“Save” to confirm.
Tip
ps
The
e DMZ Settin
ngs screen allows
one lo
ocal computter to be exp
posed to the
e Internet forr use of a
spe
ecial-purpose
e service su
uch as Intern
net gaming or
o videoconfferencing.
DMZ hosting fo
orwards all th
he ports at the
t same tim
me to one PC
C.
Notte
1. DMZ host posess a security risk. A com
mputer config
gured as th
he DMZ hosst loses muc
ch of the
nd becomes vulnerable to attacks frrom external networks.
prottection of the firewall an
2. Hacke
ers may use
e the DMZ host compute
er to attack other
compu
uters on you
ur network
3.7.4 DDNS
Setttings
The
e DDNS (Dyynamic Doma
ain Name System) is su
upported in this
Router. It is used to assign a
fixed host and doma
ain name to a dynamic Internet
IP address.
Eve
ery time you access the Internet,
oftware insta
alled on yo
our host will tell the IS
SP’S host server
its
the dynamic domain name so
g messagess. And the server
softw
ware is respo
onsible for providing
dynamicc IP addresss by sending
DNS service and im
mplementing dynamic do
omain name
e resolution.
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Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “Expert Settings”
② Select “DNNS”
③ Select “Enable””
④ Addd “Serve pro
ovider”.
⑤ Entter the “Userr name” andd “Password
d”
⑥ Entter “Domain
n Name”
⑦ Clicck “Save”to confirm.
Tip
ps
1. To use the DDNS
S feature, yo
ou need to have an acco
ount with one
e of the Servvice Provide
ers in the
wn menu firrst.
drop-dow
2. This router
suppo
orts five DDN
NS service providers:
DynDNS.com
m and 88ip.ccn and 3322.com
eters Speciffication:
Parame
¾
DDNS Service
e: Click the button
to ena
able or disab
ble the DDN
NS service.
¾
der: Select one
o from the
e drop-down
n list and clicck “Sign up” for registrattion.
Serrvice provid
¾
Use
ername: En
nter the userrname that you
y use to re
egister from the DDNS p
provider.
¾
Pas
ssword: Entter the passsword that yo
ou use to register from the
t DDNS p
provider.
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¾
Dom
main name: Enter the effective
reg
gistered dom
main name.
3.7.5 Remote
WEB
This secction is to alllow the netw
work adminisstrator to ma
anage the ro
outer remote
ely. If you wa
ant to
access the
t router re
emotely, plea
ase select “Enable”.
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck“Expert Seettings”.
② Select “Remotee WEB”.
③ Entter the Port
④ Clicck “Save” to confirm.
eters Speciffication:
Parame
¾
Porrt: The mana
agement po
ort to be ope
en to outside
e access.
Tip
ps
1. For be
etter securitty, configure a port numb
ber (betwee
en1025-6553
35) as remotte web management
interface
e, do not use
e the numbe
er of any com
mmon servic
ce port (1-10
024).
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2. Make
e sure yourr WAN IP address
(Intternet IP ad
ddress) is a public IP address. Private IP
addressses are not routed
on the
e Internet.
3. It is unsafe
to ma
ake your rou
uter remotely accessible
e to all PCs on external network. For
F better
security,, we suggesst that only enter
the IP address
of the
t PC for re
emote mana
agement
e Web Mana
agement Ap
pplication Example:
Remote
To accesss your router (WAN IP address: 17
72.16.87.160
0) at your ho
ome from the
e PC (210.16.87.154)
at your office
via the
e port number 6060.
Set Step
ps：
① Mannagement “E
Enable”.
② Entter the Port: 6060.
③ Clicck “Save” to save your settings.
In the PC
C 210.16.87
7.154 Type “http://
“
172.1
16.87.160:60
060” into your browser’ss address orr location
field and
d you can acccess the ro
outer at yourr home remo
otely.
Kn
nowledge Expansion
1. Port: This is the manageme
ent port to be
b open to outside
acce
ess. The deffault setting is 8080.
This can
n be change
ed
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3.7.6 WAN
W Pingg
The
e ping test iss to check the status off your intern
net connectio
on. When disabling the test, the
system would
preve
ent the ping test from WAN.
Set Step
ps:
①
Select the
e “Expert Se
etting”
②
Select the
e “WAN Ping”
③
Select the
e “Enable”
3.8 Ro
outing
In this page you can
n view the ro
outing table information.
Click “R
Refresh” to update
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¾
Des
stination IP
P: The IP address
of the final de
estination. “0.0.0.0”
“
ind
dicates any network
seg
gment.
¾
Sub
bnet Mask: The subnett mask for th
he specified destination.
¾
Gatteway: This isthe next router
on the
e same LAN
N segment ass the router to reach.
¾
Inte
erface: The interface be
etween yourr router and the final desstination.
3.9 Traaffic Conttrol
Trafffic control iss used to lim
mit communiication spee
ed in the LAN
N.Up to 20 e
entries can be
supporte
ed with the capability
for at most 25
54 PCs' spee
ed control,in
ncluding for IP address range
configurration.
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Tip
ps
1. 1M=128KByte/s.
trafficc/downlink traffic
should
d not be larger than th
hat allowed on your
2. The volume of uplink
net) port. Yo
ou can ask your
ISP to provide
the volume
of In
nternet traffic
c.
router's WAN (Intern
fo
or ADSL/DSL
L line usually refers to th
he download
d bandwidth
3. The bandwidth
ol Applicatio
on Example
e:
Bandwiidth Contro
You sha
are a 4M-bro
oadband servvice with your neighbor (at 192.168.1.102). He always dow
wnloads a
large vo
olume of datta from Interrnet, which sharply
frustrates your Internet surffing experience; you
can use this feature
e to set limitss for the volu
ume of Interrnet traffic he
e can get. For example,, you can
o, so your ne
eighbor can only use up to 2M Intern
net traffic an
nd you can enjoy
2M.
split the 4M into two
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Set Step
ps：
① EnaableTraffic Control: Chheck the Enaable box to enable the Traffic
Contrrol feature.
② IP Range:
Ente
er the last number
of th
he IP addres
ss. Here in this examplle, enter 101 in both
boxxes.
③ Up:: Set a limit to regulate upload
band
dwidth of PC
Cs on the LA
AN. Here in tthis example
e, enter
32 in
i first boxess, and 256 in second bo
ox.
④ Dow
wn: Set a lim
mit to regula
ate download
d bandwidth
h of PCs on the LAN.
⑤ App
ply: Check to
t enable the current rule.
⑥ Add
d: Click to add
a current rule
to the ru
ule list.
⑦ Clicck Save to save
your se
ettings.
3.10 System
To
ools
Clicck “System
mTools” enter the co
onfigure page ,here you
can sset “TimeSettings”,
“Backup
p/Restore”, “Restore to
o Factory”, “firmware Upgrade”,
“
“Reboot”,
“C
Change Pas
ssword”,
“System
m Log”.
3.10.1 Time Setttings
Thiss section is to select the time zone
e for your loc
cation. If you turn off th
he router,the
e settings
for time
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Tip
ps
Con
nfigured time
e and date info will be lost
if the de
evice gets disconnected
d from powe
er supply.
Howeve
er, it will be updated au
utomaticallyy when the device reco
onnects to IInternet. To activate
time-bassed features (e.g. firew
wall), the tiime and da
ate info sha
all be set ccorrectly firs
st, either
manually or automa
atically
ps：
Set Step
① Clicck “System Tools”.
② Select “Time Settings”.
③ Thee time will syynchronize with
w the internet autom
matically in th
he default siituation
④ Select Time Zoone
⑤ If you
can enter the time and date manually orr click “Syn
nc with you
ur PC”, syn
nchronize
auto
omatically.
⑥ Clicck Save to save
you setttings.
¾
Syn
nchronize with
your PC:Specify
a time inte
erval for perriodic updatte of time and
date
info
ormation from
m your host..
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3.10.2 Backup/R
Restore
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Bac
ckup: Click this button to
t back up th
he router's configuration
ns.
¾
Res
store: Click this button to
t restore th
he router's co
onfigurations.
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “System Tools”.
② Select “Back/R
Restore”.
③ “Baackup” to keeep parametters.
④ Clicck “Browse”” to add an file
⑤ Clicck “Save”
Notte
The
e default con
nfiguration file name is “RouterCfm.
“
.cfg”. Do incclude the file
e name suffix
x of
“.cfg” when renamin
ng the file na
ame to avoid
d problem.
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3.10.3 Restore to
t Factoryy
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “System Tools”.
② Select “Restorre to Factorry”.
Parame
eters Speciffication:
¾
Thiss “Restore” button is to
o reset all co
onfigurations
s to the defa
ault values. It means the Range
Extender will lo
ose all the settings
you have set. So
S please note
down th
he related settings
if
neccessary.
¾
Deffault Passw
word: admin
¾
Sub
bnet Mask:2
255.255.255
5.0
¾
Deffault IP:192.168.1.1
Notte
If yo
ou enable th
his option, all current settings will be
e deleted an
nd be restore
ed to factory
y default
valu
ues. You will have to recconfigure Intternet conne
ection settings and wireless settings
s.
Do not restore factory defa
ault settings unless the following
hap
ppens:
o join a diffe
erent networrk or unfortunately forge
et the login p
password.
1> You need to
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2>
>You cannott access Inte
ernet and your ISP or our
o technica
al support asks you to reset
the
router.
3.10.4 Firmware
eUpgrade
The
e router pro
ovides the fiirmware upg
grade by clicking the “Upgrade”aftter browsing
g for the
firmware
e upgrade packet.
Afte
er the upgra
ade is completed, the rou
uter will rebo
oot automattically.
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “System Tools”
② Select “FirmwaareUpgradee”
③ Clicck “Browse””, select the upgrade filee
④ Clicck “Upgradee”, and wait for it to com
mplete.
Notte
1. Beforre you upgra
ade the firmw
ware, make sure you arre having a correct
firmw
ware. A wron
ng
firmware
e may dama
age the devicce.
2. It is advisable that
you upgrade the device's
firm
mware over a wired co
onnection. DO
D NOT
e the routerr may be
interruptt the powerr to the routter when the upgrade is in processs otherwise
permane
ently damag
ged.
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3.10.5
5 Reboot
When a certain feature does
not takke effect orr the device
e fails to fu
unction correctly, try
ng the device
e.
rebootin
¾
Reb
booting the Wifi
W Router is to make th
he settings configured
g into effect or to set th
go
he Range
Extender again
n if setting fa
ailure happens.
3.10.6 Change Password
You
u can chan
nge the passsword by this function
63
Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “System Tools”
② Select “Changee Password
d”
③ Entter “Old Passsword”“New
w Password
d”and“Conffirm New Pa
assword”
④ Clicck “Save” to save you seettings.
Tip
ps
The defa
ault login pa
assword is admin.
e valid passw
word must be
b between 3~12 characters and on
nly include letters, numbers and
The
und
derscore
3.10.7 System Lo
og
The secction is to vie
ew the syste
em log. Clickk the “Refres
sh” to updatte the log.
Click the
e “Clear” to clear the sccreen.
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Set Step
ps：
① Clicck “System Tools”
② Select “System
m Log”
③ Clicck “Refresh”” can updatee the informaation
④ Clicck “Clear” too clear the sccreen
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A
Appendix
1 Con
nfigure PC
P TCP/IP Setting
gs
Windo
ows 7
① Clicck Start -> Control
Pan
nel.
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② Clicck Network and Interneet.
③ Clicck Network andSharing
g Center.
67
④ Clicck Change adapter
settings.
⑤ Clicck Local Areea Connecttion and seleect Properties.
68
⑥ Select Internett Protocol Version 4 (T
TCP/IPv4) and click Pro
operties.
69
⑦ Select Obtain an IP addreess automattically and click OK.
70
⑧ Clicck OK on thee Local Areea Connection Properties windowtto save yourr settings.
71
Windo
ows XP
①
Right-clickk My Networrk Places and select Prroperties.
②
Right click Local Area
a Connectio
on and selec
ct Propertie
es.
72
③
Select Inte
ernet Protoc
col Version
n 4 (TCP/IPv
v4) and clickk Properties
s.
④
Select Obttain an IP address auto
omatically and click OK
K.
73
⑤
Click OK on
o the Locall Area Conn
nection Pro
operties windowto save your setting
gs.
2 Troublesho
ooting
The Troubleshootting provid
des answe
ers to com
mmon prob
blems rega
arding the Router
Adapterr：
1.The System
LED
D does not light up.
Ans. Ch
heck the follo
owing:
a)Make sure that the Router Ad
dapter is pro
operly plugge
ed into a pow
wer outlet.
ugging anoth
her electric d
device into itt.
b)Make sure the power outlet iss active (worrking) by plu
ug the Routter Adapter to the pow
wer outlet. Iff the system
m LED is sttill failed to light up,
c)Re-plu
contact your local dealer for tecchnical supp
port.
2.The WAN
LED do
oes not ligh
ht up.
Ans. Ch
heck the follo
owing:
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a) Make
e sure that the Ethernet cable (R
RJ-45) is pro
operly conn
nected to th
he Router Adapter’s
Ethernet port.
e sure that the other end
of the Ethernet ca
able (RJ-45
5) is properlly connecte
ed to the
b) Make
compute
er LAN card or to you Cable/xDSL
Ethernet
porrt.
c) Make
e sure your computer
LA
AN card is prroperly insta
alled and con
nfigured.
d) Make
e sure your Cable/xDSL
broadband access is working
and configured
ccorrectly.
e) Conta
act your loca
al dealer forr technical support
if the
e Ethernet LED
is still fa
ailed to lightt up after
the abovve procedurres.
3 Facttory defa
ault setttings
The table below listss the factory default settiings of your device.
Item
Defa
ault settings
Login
Router Login
IP Address
192..168.1.1
Login
User Name
adm
min
Login
Passw
word
adm
min
Internet Con
nnection Typ
pe
Mod
de Auto-switcch Enabled
1492
2 (PPOE)
1500
MTU
Networkk Settings
LAN Setttings
(DHCP/D
Dynamic
Stattic IP)
WAN
Speed
Auto
DNS
Disa
able
IP Address
192..168.1.1
Subnet
Massk
255..255.255.0
DHCP
Serve
er
Enabled
IP Pool
192..168.1.100~
~192.168.1.2
200
(GM
MT+08:00)Be
eijing,
（LAN）
Time
Zone
Cho
ongqing,Hon
ng
Urum
mqi
Wirelesss
and
Wireless
Enabled
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Kong,
WR3
3005_XXXX
XXX(where
XXX
XXXX
is
the
last
six
charracters in the devic
ce's
SSID
MAC
C address)
You can find itt on the label
attacched to the device.
Others
Network
Mo
ode
11b//g/n mixed
SSID
Broad
dcast
Enabled
Channel
Auto
oSelect
Channel
Bandwidth
20/4
40
Extension
Channel
Auto
oSelect
Wireless
Se
ecurity
Disa
abled
Wireless
Acccess Contro
ol
Disa
abled
Remote
We
eb Managem
ment
Disa
abled
Bandwidth
Control
Disa
abled
DMZ
Host
Disa
abled
UPnP
Enable
Internet
Ac
ccess
abled
Disa
Managemen
nt
4 Rem
move Wirreless Network from
You
ur PC
If you ch
hange wirele
ess settingss on your wirreless devic
ce, you mustt remove the
em accordin
ngly from
your PC
C; otherwise, you may no
ot be able to
o wirelessly connect
to th
his device. B
Below describes how
to removve a wirelesss network frrom your PC
C.
Windo
ows 7
① Right-click the Ne
etwork icon and select Properties..
76
etworks.
② Selecct Manage Wireless Ne
77
③ Selecct the wirelesss network and click Re
emove netw
work.
78
Windo
ows XP
① Right-click My Ne
etwork Plac
ces and sele
ect Propertiies.
ess Networrk Connection and then
n select Properties.
② Right click Wirele
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③
Click Wire
eless Netw
works, sele
ect the wirreless netw
work name under Pre
eferred
works and then
click the Remove button.
netw
5 Safety
an
nd Emisssion Stattement
Warrning: Chan
nges or mo
odifications to this unit not expre
essly appro
oved by the
e party
resp
ponsible for compliance could void the
t user’s authority to operate
the e
equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found
d to complyy with the lim
mits for a Class
digittal device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the
t FCC Ru
ules. These limits are designed to provide
reassonable pro
otection against harmful interfere
ence in a residential installation
n. This
equipment gene
erates, usess and can ra
adiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installled and
used
d in accorrdance with
h the instru
uctions, ma
ay cause harmful
inte
erference to
o radio
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com
mmunicationss. Howeverr, there is no guarante
ee that inte
erference w
will not occu
ur in a
partticular installation. If thiss equipment does cause
e harmful intterference to
o radio or tellevision
rece
eption, whicch can be determined
by turning the equipm
ment off an
nd on, the user is
enco
ouraged to try
t to correcct the interferrence by one or more of the followin
ng measure
es:
¾
Reorient orr relocate the receiving antenna.
¾
Increase th
he separation between the
t equipme
ent and receiver.
¾
Connect the equipmen
nt into an outtlet on a circ
cuit differentt from that to
o which thereceiver
is connecte
ed.
¾
Consult the
e dealer or an
a experiencced radio/TV
V technician for help.
“This equipmen
nt complies with
w FCC RF
F radiation exposure
limits set forth for an uncon
ntrolled
environment.Th
his equipment should be
e installed and
a operate
ed with a minimum dista
ance of
20 centimeters
between the
e radiator an
nd your body
y.”
FCC
C ID: 2AHVH
HWR3005
Thiss device com
mplies with Part
P 15 of the
e FCC Rules. Operation
n is subject tto the follow
wing two
cond
ditions:
(1)T
This device may
m not cau
use harmful interference
e, and
(2)T
This device must
acceptt any interference receiv
ved, includin
ng interferen
nce that may
y cause
undesired opera
ation.
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