TENDA TECHNOLOGY W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router User Manual
SHENZHEN TENDA TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. Wireless N300 High Power Router Users Manual
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W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Copyr igh t St a t e m e n t is t he regist ered t radem ark of Shenzhen Tenda Technology Co., Lt d. All t he product s and product nam es m ent ioned herein are t he t radem arks or regist ered t radem arks of t heir respect ive holders. Copyright of t he whole product as int egrat ion, including it s accessories and soft ware, belongs t o Shenzhen Tenda Technology Co., Lt d. Wit hout prior expressed writ t en perm ission from Shenzhen Tenda Technology Co., Lt d, any individual or part y is not allowed t o copy, plagiarize, reproduce, or t ranslat e it int o ot her languages. All phot os and product specificat ions m ent ioned in t his m anual are for references only. Upgrades of soft ware and hardware m ay occur; Tenda reserves t he right t o revise t his publicat ion and t o m ake changes in t he cont ent hereof wit hout obligat ion t o not ify any person or organizat ion of such revisions or changes. I f you would like t o know m ore about our product inform at ion, please visit our websit e at ht t p: / / www.t endacn.com W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ta ble of Con t e n t s CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 PACKAGE CONTENT............................................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 PANEL OVERVI EW .................................................................................................................................................. 4 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................... 6 CHAPTER 3 INTERNET CONNECTION SETUP...................................................................................................... 7 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 CONFI G TCP/ I P SETTI NGS ON YOUR PC........................................................................................................... 7 W EB LOGI N ......................................................................................................................................................... 12 QUI CK I NTERNET CONNECTI ON SETUP............................................................................................................ 12 QUI CK ENCRYPTI ON............................................................................................................................................ 14 CHAPTER 4 ADVANCED SETTINGS........................................................................................................................ 15 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 STATUS................................................................................................................................................................ 15 WAN SETTI NGS.................................................................................................................................................. 17 LAN SETTI NGS................................................................................................................................................... 22 MAC CLONE........................................................................................................................................................ 22 DNS SETTI NGS................................................................................................................................................... 23 BANDWI DTH CONTROL....................................................................................................................................... 24 TRAFFI C STATI STI CS.......................................................................................................................................... 27 WAN SPEED ........................................................................................................................................................ 28 CHAPTER 5 WIRELESS SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................... 29 5.1 W I RELESS BASI C SETTI NGS.............................................................................................................................. 29 5.2 W I RELESS SECURI TY.......................................................................................................................................... 30 5.2.1 WPS................................................................................................................................................................. 30 5.2.2 WEP................................................................................................................................................................. 31 5.2.3 WPA-PSK........................................................................................................................................................ 32 5.2.4 WPA2-PSK...................................................................................................................................................... 33 5.2.5 Mixed WPA/WPA2-PSK................................................................................................................................. 33 5.3 W I RELESS EXTENDER......................................................................................................................................... 34 5.3.1 Universal Repeater Mode................................................................................................................................. 34 5.3.2 WISP Client Mode........................................................................................................................................... 34 5.3.3 WDS................................................................................................................................................................. 37 5.4 ACCESS CONTROL............................................................................................................................................... 39 5.5 CONNECTI ON STATUS......................................................................................................................................... 41 CHAPTER 6 DHCP........................................................................................................................................................ 42 6.1 DHCP SETTI NGS................................................................................................................................................ 42 6.2 DHCP CLI ENT LI ST............................................................................................................................................ 43 CHAPTER 7 VIRTUAL SERVER................................................................................................................................ 44 7.1 PORT RANGE FORWARDI NG............................................................................................................................... 44 7.2 DMZ HOST.......................................................................................................................................................... 46 7.3 UPNP................................................................................................................................................................... 47 CHAPTER 8 PARENTAL CONTROL........................................................................................................................ 48 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 CLI ENT FI LTER..................................................................................................................................................... 48 MAC FI LTER........................................................................................................................................................ 50 URL FI LTER......................................................................................................................................................... 52 REMOTE W EB- BASED MANAGEMENT................................................................................................................. 53 CHAPTER 9 ROUTING SETTINGS........................................................................................................................... 55 9.1 ROUTI NG TABLE.................................................................................................................................................. 55 9.2 STATI C ROUTI NG................................................................................................................................................ 55 CHAPTER 10 SYSTEM TOOLS.................................................................................................................................. 57 10.1 TI ME SETTI NGS................................................................................................................................................ 57 10.2 DDNS............................................................................................................................................................... 57 10.3 BACKUP/ RESTORE............................................................................................................................................ 59 W3002R Wireless 10.4 10.5 10.6 10.7 10.8 N300 High Power Router RESTORE TO FACTORY D EFAULT SETTI NGS.................................................................................................. FI RMWARE UPDATE.......................................................................................................................................... REBOOT............................................................................................................................................................. CHANGE PASSWORD ........................................................................................................................................ SYSTEM LOGS................................................................................................................................................... 59 60 60 61 61 APPENDIX 1 GLOSSARY............................................................................................................................................ 62 APPENDIX 2 PRODUCT FEATURES........................................................................................................................ 63 APPENDIX 3 TROUBLESHOOTING......................................................................................................................... 64 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 1 Pr odu ct Ove r vie w Thanks for purchasing t his Tenda rout er . The Tenda W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Rout er is a 802.11n wireless rout er. You j ust need sim ply connect t he W3002R t o a cable or DSL m odem and I nt ernet access sharing will be reachable t o m ult iple com put ers, gam e consoles, and m edia players over an up t o 300Mbps WLAN t hat is secured wit h WPA and WPA2 encrypt ion m et hods. Plus, it provides WI SP client m ode t o let you access I nt ernet wirelessly and WDS t o ext end your wireless coverage. Wit h high power, t he Tenda W3002R is ideal for large hom es or offices. 1 .1 Pa ck a ge Con t e n t Unpack t he box and verify t he following it em s: ¾ W3002R ¾ Power Adapt er; ¾ Resource CD ¾ Two undet achable 5dbi ant enna ¾ Et hernet Cable ¾ Quick I nst allat ion Guide I f any of t he above it em s are incorrect ly, m issing, or dam aged, please cont act your Tenda reseller for im m ediat e replacem ent . W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 1 .2 Pa n e l Ove r vie w LED Ove r vie w : LED I ndicat or POWER WPS SYS WLAN WAN LAN( 1- 4) St at us On Flashing On Flashing On Flashing On Flashing Descript ion The rout er is powerd on The rout er is perform ing WPS aut hent icat ion wit h wireless client WPS is enabled The rout er is working properly The wireless funct ion is enabled t he rout er is t ransm it t ing dat a wirelessly Devices connect t o t he corresponding port properly but no dat a t ransm it t ed or received Sending or Receiving dat a over corresponding port W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ba ck Pa n e l: I n t e r fa ce / bu t t on ove r vie w : I n t e r fa ce / Bu t t on POW ER W AN LAN ( 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 ) RESET/ W PS D e scr ipt ion Pow e r r e ce pt a cle . N ot e : Usin g a pow e r su pply w it h a diffe r e n t volt a ge r a t in g t h a n t h e on e in clu de d t h e pa ck a ge m a y da m a ge t h e r ou t e r . The I nt e r ne t por t for conne ct ion t o t he ca ble or t he D SL m ode m or dir e ct I SP se r vice via a n Et h e r n e t ca ble . Con n e ct Et h e r n e t de vice s su ch a s com pu t e r s, sw it ch e s, a n d h u bs. Pr e ss a nd hold t he but t on for 7 se conds t o r e st or e t he r ou t e r t o it s or igin a l fa ct or y de fa u lt se t t in gs or for a bou t 1 se con d t o e n a ble t h e W PS fu n ct ion a lit y. W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 2 I n st a lla t ion This m anual t akes t he Tenda W3002R as an exam ple t o dem onst rat e whole inst allat ion process, which applies t o ot her product s alike. 1. Connect one end of t he included power adapt er t o t he Device and plug t he ot her end int o a wall out let nearby. ( Using a power adapt er wit h a different volt age rat ing t han t he one included t he package m ay dam age t o t he rout er.) 2. Connect one of t he LAN port s on t he Rout er t o t he NI C port on your PC using an Et hernet cable. 3. Connect t he Et hernet cable from I nt ernet side t o t he WAN port on t he Device. W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 3 I n t e r n e t Con n e ct ion Se t u p 3 .1 Con fig TCP/ I P se t t in gs on you r PC I f you a r e u sin g W in dow s XP,do a s follow s: 1. From t he deskt op, right - click My Net work Places > Propert ies. 2. Right - click on t he Local .Area Connect ion and select Propert ies. W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 3. Select I nt ernet Prot ocol ( TCP/ I P) and click Propert ies. 4. Select " Obt ain an I P address aut om at ically" or "Use t he following I P address". a . " Obt a in a n I P a ddr e ss a u t om a t ica lly" W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router b. Use t h e follow in g I P a ddr e ss" I P address: Ent er 192.168.0.xxx where xxx can be any num ber bet ween 2 and 254) . Subnet m ask: 255.255.255.0. Default gat eway: Ent er 192.168.0.1. Preferred DNS server: Set Preferred ( Prim ary) DNS t he sam e as t he LAN I P address of your Device ( 192.168.0.1) if you don’t know your local DNS server address ( Or consult your I SP) . The Alt ernat e ( Secondary) DNS is opt ional. Click OK t wice t o save your set t ings. I f you a r e u sin g W in dow s 7 , do a s follow s: 1. Click on St art > Cont rol Panel > Net work and I nt ernet > Net work and Sharing Cent er. W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 2. Click " Change adapt er set t ings" . 3. Right - click on t he Local Area Connect ion and select Propert ies. 4. Select I nt ernet Prot ocol Version 4 ( TCP/ I Pv4) and click Propert ies or direct ly double- click on I nt ernet Prot ocol Version 4 ( TCP/ I Pv4) . 10 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 5. Select " Obt ain an I P address aut om at ically" or "Use t he following I P address". a . " Obt a in a n I P a ddr e ss a u t om a t ica lly" b. " Use t h e follow in g I P a ddr e ss" 11 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router I P address: Ent er 192.168.0.xxx where xxx can be any num ber bet ween 2 and 254) . Subnet m ask: 255.255.255.0. Default gat eway: Ent er 192.168.0.1. Preferred DNS server: Set Preferred ( Prim ary) DNS t he sam e as t he LAN I P address of your Device ( 192.168.0.1) if you don’t know your local DNS server address ( Or consult your I SP) . The Alt ernat e ( Secondary) DNS is opt ional. Click OK t wice t o save your set t ings. 3 .2 W e b Login 1. Open a web browser( I E, Firefox, Safari et c) , t ype 192.168.0.1 in t he address bar and press " Ent er" . Then you can login t o t he rout er’s web m anagem ent . 12 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 3 .3 Qu ick I n t e r n e t Con n e ct ion Se t u p 2 com m on I nt ernet connect ion t ypes are available on t he hom e page: PPPoE and DHCP. D H CP: Select DHCP ( Dynam ic I P) if you are online im m ediat ely when your com put er connect s t o t he ADSL/ Cable m odem direct ly, and t hen configure a securit y key t o secure your wireless net work. PPPoE: Select PPPoE ( Point t o Point Prot ocol over Et hernet ) if you used t o connect t o t he I nt ernet Using a Broadband Connect ion t hat requires a usernam e and password. Ent er t he user nam e and password provided by your I SP and configure a securit y key t o secure your wireless net work. Not e: 13 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router D H CP is t h e de fa u lt I n t e r n e t con n e ct ion t ype . I f you ne e d ot h e r con n e ct ion t ype s, ple a se go t o Ch a pt e r 4 - > W AN se t t in gs. 3 .4 Qu ick En cr ypt ion Secure your wireless net work eit her by configuring a securit y key on t he hom e page, which is quicker and sim pler, or going t o wireless securit y page where you can cust om ize securit y m ode and Encrypt ion t ype in addit ion t o a securit y key ( For t he lat t er, see sect ion 5.2) . N OTE: Wireless net work is not encrypt ed by fact ory default and t hus insecure! Please secure it wit h cust om encrypt ion. To secure your wireless net work quick and sim ple on t he hom e page. Sim ply define a cust om securit y key. Securit y m ode and Encrypt ion t ype here is preset t o WPA- PSK and AES respect ively by default . I f you don't cust om ize a securit y key, t hen " 12345678" is populat ed aut om at ically by default as a securit y key as seen below aft er you subm it your set t ings: 14 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 4 Adva n ce d Se t t in gs 4 .1 St a t u s Here you can view WAN st at us and syst em st at us. 15 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Con n e ct ion St a t u s: Displays WAN connect ion st at us: Disconnect ed, Connect ing or Connect ed. D iscon n e ct e d: I ndicat es t hat t he Et hernet cable from your I SP side is not correct ly connect ed t o device's WAN port or t he rout er is not logically connect ed t o your I SP. Con n e ct in g: I ndicat es t hat t he WAN port is correct ly connect ed and is request ing an I P address from your I SP. Con n e ct e d: I ndicat es t hat t he rout er has been connect ed t o your I SP. Con n e ct ion Type : Displays current I nt ernet connect ion t ype. W AN I P: Displays t he I P address of WAN port t hat provided by your I SP. Su bn e t M a sk : Displays WAN subnet m ask provided by your I SP. Ga t e w a y: Displays WAN gat eway address. Pr e fe r r e d D N S Se r ve r : Displays t he preferred DNS Server address. Alt e r n a t e D N S Se r ve r : Displays t he alt ernat e DNS Server address . 16 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router LAN M AC Addr e ss: Displays rout er’s MAC address of LAN int erface. W AN M AC Addr e ss: Displays rout er’s MAC address of WAN int erface. Syst e m Tim e : Displays rout er syst em t im e eit her cust om ized or updat e wit h NTP server. Con n e ct e d Clie n t : Displays t he num ber of client devices. Fir m w a r e Ve r sion : Displays rout er’s current firm ware version. H a r dw a r e Ve r sion : Displays rout er’s current hardware version. 17 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 4 .2 W AN Se t t in gs D H CP ( D yn a m ic I P) DHCP ( Dynam ic I P) : Select t his opt ion t o let rout er obt ain I P set t ings aut om at ically from your I SP if you are online im m ediat ely when your com put er connect t o t he ADSL/ Cable m odem direct ly. M TU: Maxim um Transm ission Unit . DO NOT change it from t he fact ory default of 1500 unless necessary. You m ay need t o change it for opt im al perform ance wit h som e specific websit es or applicat ion soft ware t hat cannot be opened or enabled; in t his case, t ry 1450, 1400, et c. PPPoE Use t his opt ion if you used t o connect t o t he I nt ernet Using a Broadband Connect ion t hat requires a usernam e and password 18 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router I n t e r n e t con n e ct ion Type : Displays t he current I nt ernet connect ion t ype. Use r N a m e : Ent er t he PPPoE User Nam e provided by your I SP. Pa ssw or d: Ent er t he PPPoE password provided by your I SP. M TU: Maxim um Transm ission Unit . DO NOT change it from t he fact ory default of 1492 unless necessary. You m ay need t o change it for opt im al perform ance wit h som e specific websit es or applicat ion soft ware t hat cannot be opened or enabled; in t his case, t ry 1450, 1400, et c. Con n e ct Au t om a t ica lly: Connect aut om at ically t o I nt ernet upon syst em st art up or connect ion failure. Con n e ct M a n u a lly: Require users t o m anually connect t o I nt ernet upon syst em st art up or connect ion failure. Con n e ct on D e m a n d: Connect aut om at ically t o I nt ernet only when t here is dat a being t ransferred. Connect during Specified Tim e Period: Connect aut om at ically t o I nt ernet during a specified t im e lengt h. N ot e : Be for e you ca n u se t h e " Con n e ct du r in g Spe cifie d Tim e " fe a t u r e , you m u st con figu r e syst e m t im e ( Syst e m Tools> Tim e ) . St a t ic I P I f your I SP provide t he det ails I P address, Subnet Mask,Gat eway,Preferred DNS Server address,Alt ernat e DNS Server address ,please select “ St at ic I P" as I nt ernet Connect ion Type, ent er I P address, subnet m ask, Gat eway,Preferred DNS Server address and Alt ernat ed DNS Server address ( opt ional) info provided by your I SP in corresponding fields. 19 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router I n t e r n e t con n e ct ion Type : Displays t he current I nt ernet connect ion t ype. I P Address: Ent er t he I P address provided by your I SP. Consult your I SP if you are not clear. Su bn e t m a sk : Ent er t he subnet m ask provided by your I SP. Ga t e w a y: Ent er t he WAN Gat eway provided by your I SP. Consult your I SP if you are not clear. Pr e fe r r e d D N S Se r ve r : Ent er t he DNS address provided by your I SP. Alt e r n a t e D N S Se r ve r : Ent er t he ot her DNS address if your I SP provides( opt ional) . M TU: Maxim um Transm ission Unit . DO NOT change it from t he fact ory default of 1500 unless necessary. You m ay need t o change it for opt im al perform ance wit h som e specific websit es or applicat ion soft ware t hat cannot be opened or enabled; in t his case, t ry 1450, 1400, et c. PPTP PPTP: Select PPTP ( Point - t o- Point - Tunneling Prot ocol) if your I SP requires. The PPTP allows you t o connect t o PPTP VPN server from I SP or headquart er. For exam ple：A corporat e branch and headquart er can use t his connect ion t ype t o im plem ent m ut ual and secure access t o each ot her’s resources. I n t e r n e t con n e ct ion Type : Displays t he current I nt ernet connect ion t ype. PPTP Se r ve r Addr e ss: Ent er t he I P address of dom ain nam e of a PPTP server. Use r N a m e : Ent er t he PPTP User Nam e provided by your I SP. Pa ssw or d: Ent er your Password. MTU: Maxim um Transm ission Unit . DO NOT change it from t he fact ory default of 1452 unless necessary. 20 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Addr e ss M ode : Select " Dynam ic" if you don’t get any I P info from your I SP, ot herwise select " St at ic" . Consult your I SP if you are not clear. I P Addr e ss: Ent er t he I P address provided by your I SP. Consult your I SP if you are not clear. Su bn e t m a sk : Ent er t he subnet m ask provided by your I SP. Ga t e w a y: Ent er t he WAN Gat eway provided by your I SP. Consult your I SP if you are not clear. L2 TP Select L2TP ( Layer 2 Tunneling Prot ocol) if your I SP requires. The L2TP allow you connect t o L2TP VPN server from I SP or headquart er. For exam ple：A corporat e branch and headquart er can use t his connect ion t ype t o im plem ent m ut ual and secure access t o each ot her’s resources. I n t e r n e t con n e ct ion Type : Displays t he current I nt ernet connect ion t ype. L2 TP Se r ve r Addr e ss: Ent er t he I P address or dom ain nam e of a L2TP server. Use r N a m e : Ent er t he L2TP User Nam e provided by your I SP. Pa ssw or d: Ent er your Password. M TU: Maxim um Transm ission Unit . DO NOT change it from t he fact ory default of 1452 unless necessary.. Addr e ss M ode : Select " Dynam ic" if you don’t get any I P info from your I SP, ot herwise select " St at ic" . Consult your I SP if you are not clear. I P Addr e ss: Ent er t he I P address provided by your I SP. Consult your I SP if you are not clear. Su bn e t m a sk : Ent er t he subnet m ask provided by your I SP. Ga t e w a y: Ent er t he WAN Gat eway provided by your I SP. Consult your I SP if you are not clear. 21 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router PPPoE D u a l Acce ss only support ed in special Areas e.g.Russia. I n t e r n e t con n e ct ion Type : Displays a list of available I nt ernet Connect ion t ypes. Use r n a m e : Ent er t he PPPOE account provided by your I SP. Pa ssw or d: Ent er t he PPPOE password provided by your I SP. Addr e ss M ode : Select " Dynam ic" if you don’t get any I P info from your I SP, ot herwise select " St at ic" . I P Addr e ss: The I P address provided by your I SP. I nquire your local I SP if you are not clear. Su bn e t m a sk : The subnet m ask provided by your I SP. M TU: Maxim um Transm ission Unit . The default value is 1492. 22 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 4 .3 LAN Se t t in gs Click Advanced Set t ings- > LAN Set t ings t o ent er below screen. M AC Addr e ss: Displays MAC address of LAN int erface, which is NOT changeable. I P Addr e ss: Rout er's LAN I P address. The default is 192.168.0.1. You can change it according t o your need. Su bn e t M a sk : Device’s LAN subnet m ask, 255.255.255.0 by default . N ot e : I f you ch a n ge t h e de vice ’s LAN I P a ddr e ss, ple a se r e n e w t h e I P in for m a t ion of t h e com pu t e r t h a t con n e ct t o t h e r ou t e r t o login t o t h e w e b m a n a ge m e n t pa ge . 4 .4 M AC Clone This sect ion allows you t o configure MAC address of rout er ’s WAN int erface. Norm ally you don't need t o change t he default WAN MAC value. However, som e I SP m ay bind client PC’s MAC address for I nt ernet connect ion aut hent icat ion. I n t his case, sim ply ent er such MAC in t he WAN MAC Address field or use t he MAC clone funct ion. M AC Addr e ss: The MAC address of rout er ’s WAN int erface. Clone M AC: Click t his but t on t o clone your PC's MAC address t o t he rout er ’s WAN int erface. Re st or e t o Fa ct or y D e fa u lt M AC: Reset rout er ’s WAN int erface’s MAC t o fact ory default . 23 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 4 .5 D N S Se t t in gs DNS is short for Dom ain Nam e Syst em or Dom ain Nam e Service. En a ble M a n u a l D N S Assign m e n t : Check t o act ivat e DNS set t ings. Pr e fe r r e d D N S Se r ve r ：Ent er t he Preferred DNS Server address provided by your I SP. Alt e r n a t e D N S Se r ve r ( Opt ional) : Ent er t he Alt ernat e DNS Server address if your I SP provides( opt ional) . N ot e : Th e w e bsit e s ca n ’t displa y if D N S se r ve r a ddr e ss is w r on g. D o r e m e m be r t o r e st a r t t h e de vice t o a ct iva t e n e w se t t in gs w h e n t h e y com ple t e d. 24 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 4 .6 Ba n dw idt h Con t r ol To bet t er m anage bandwidt h allocat ion and opt im ize net work perform ance, use t he bandwidt h cont rol feat ure. En a ble Ba n dw idt h Con t r ol: Check or uncheck t he box t o enable or disable t he bandwidt h cont rol feat ure. This opt ion is disabled by default . I P Address: Ent er t he sam e I P or t wo different I P addresses in bot h boxes t o specify a single I P address or an I P range t o which t he current bandwidt h cont rol rule will apply. Uploa d/ D ow n loa d: Select t o cont rol bandwidt h over dat a upload or download t raffic. Ba n dw idt h Ra n ge : Set a upload/ download bandwidt h lim it on PCs wit hin a specified I P range. Not e t hat m axim um upload/ download bandwidt h should not exceed your rout er's WAN bandwidt h lim it . ( Consult your I SP if you are not clear.) En a ble : Check/ uncheck t o enable/ disable current ent ry. When disabled, corresponding ent ry will not t ake effect t hough exist ing in fact . Add t o List : Click t o add current bandwidt h cont rol rule t o t he rule list . For a 2M broadband service, you m ay download and upload dat a at speeds up t o 2Mbps ( 256KByt e/ ) and 512kbps ( 64KByt e/ s) in t heory respect ively. 25 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Exam ple 1: To let t he PC at t he I P address of 192.168.0.100 t o upload dat a at speeds of 10- 15KByt e/ s and download dat a at speeds of 80- 90KByt e/ s. To add an upload bandwidt h cont rol rule, do as follows: 1 ． I nput " 192.168.0.100" in corresponding I P Address fields. 2 ． Select Upload. 3 ． Ent er " 10" and " 15" in corresponding bandwidt h fields. 4 ． Check " Enable" . 5 ． Click " Add t o List " . 6 ． Click Apply. 26 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router And t hen add a download bandwidt h cont rol rule as seen below. Exam ple 2: To let PCs wit hin t he I P address range of 192.168.0.2192.168.0.254 t o upload dat a at speeds of 20- 30KByt e/ s and download dat a at speeds of 100- 120KByt e/ s, follow inst ruct ions above. 27 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 4 .7 Tr a ffic St a t ist ics Traffic St at ist ics allows you t o see at a glance how m uch t raffic each device in your net work is using. En a ble Tr a ffic St a t ist ics: Check/ uncheck t he box t o enable/ disable t he Traffic St at ist ics feat ure. To see at a glance how m uch t raffic each device in your net work is using, enable t his opt ion. However usually, disabling it m ay boost your net work perform ance. This opt ion is disabled by default . However, once enabled t he page refreshes every five m inut es. I P Addr e ss: Displays t he I P address of a corresponding PC. Uploa d Spe e d: Displays t he upload speed ( KByt e/ s) of a corresponding PC. D ow n loa d Spe e d: Displays t he download speed ( KByt e/ s) of a corresponding PC. TX Pa ck e t s: Displays t he num ber of packet s sent by a corresponding PC via t he device since St at ist ics is enabled. TX Byt e s: Displays t he num ber of Byt es sent by a corresponding PC via t he device since St at ist ics is enabled. The unit is MByt e. RX Pa ck e t s: Displays t he num ber of packet s received by a corresponding PC via t he device since St at ist ics is enabled. RX Byt e s: Displays t he num ber of Byt es received by a corresponding PC via t he device since St at ist ics is enabled. The unit is MByt e. 28 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 4 .8 W AN Spe e d Here you can set t he speed for WAN port . I t is advisable t o keep t he default “Aut o” set t ing t o get t he best speed. N ot e : Agin g a n d t h e le n gt h of Et h e r n e t ca ble m a y r e du ce it s t r a n sm ission ca pa bilit y. I n t h is ca se se le ct 1 0 M Fu ll D u ple x or t h e m ode spe cifie d by t h e I SP fr om t h e Spe e d/ D u ple x dr op- dow n list t o im pr ove pe r for m a n ce . 29 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 5 W ir e le ss Se t t in gs 5 .1 W ir e le ss Ba sic Se t t in gs En a ble W ir e le ss: Check/ uncheck t o enable/ disable t he 2.4GHz wireless feat ure. I f disabled, all wireless- based feat ures will be disabled accordingly. N e t w or k M ode : Select a right m ode according t o your wireless client devices. The default m ode is 11b/ g/ n m ixed. 1 1 b m ode : Select it if you have only 11b wireless devices in your wireless net work. 1 1 g m ode : Select it if you have only 11g wireless devices in your wireless net work. 1 1 b/ g m ix e d m ode : Select it if you have 11b and 11g wireless devices in your wireless net work. 1 1 b/ g/ n m ix ed m ode: Select it if you have 11b, 11g and 11n wireless devices in your wireless net work. Pr im a r y SSI D : A SSI D ( Service Set I dent ifier) is t he public nam e of a wireless net work. This opt ion is configurable and can’t be em pt y. Se con da r y SSI D : This is alt ernat e public nam e of a wireless net work. This opt ion is configurable and can be em pt y. SSI D Br oa dca st : This opt ion is enabled By default . Select " Enable" / " Disable" t o m ake your wireless net work visible/ invisible t o any wireless client s wit hin coverage when t hey perform a scan t o see what ’s available. When disabled, wireless client s will have t o first know t his SSI D and m anually ent er it on t heir devices if t hey want t o connect t o t he SSI D. 30 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router AP I sola t ion: Disabled by default . When enabled, wireless client s can’t share file or com m unicat e wit h t he wireless client connect t o t he sam e SSI D. Ch a n n e l: I t is advisable t hat you select an unused channel or " Aut o" t o let device det ect and select t he best possible channel for your wireless net work t o operat e on from t he drop- down list . Ch a n n e l Ba n dw idt h : Select a proper channel bandwidt h t o enhance wireless perform ance. When t here are 11b/ g and 11n wireless client s, please select 20/ 40M frequency band; when t here are only non- 11n wireless client s, select 20M frequency band m ode. Ex t e n sion Ch a n n e l: Available only in 11b/ g/ n m ixed m ode. I t is used t o ensure N speed for 802.11n devices on t he net work. W M M - Ca pa ble : WMM is QoS for your wireless net work. Enabling t his opt ion m ay bet t er st ream wireless m ult im edia dat a such as video or audio ( recom m ended) . ASPD Ca pa ble : Select t o enable/ disable t he aut o power saving m ode. By default , t his opt ion is disabled. TX Pow e r : Select a proper power level ( High, Medium , Low) for opt im al perform ance. 5 .2 W ir e le ss Se cu r it y This sect ion allows you t o secure your wireless net work t o block unaut horized accesses and m alicious packet sniffing. 5.2.1 WPS Wi- Fi Prot ect ed Set up m akes it easy for hom e users who know lit t le of wireless securit y t o est ablish a hom e net work, as well as t o add new devices t o an exist ing net work wit hout ent ering long passphrases or configuring com plicat ed set t ings. Sim ply ent er a PI N code or press hardware WPS but t on and a secure wireless connect ion is est ablished. W PS: Select t o enable/ disable t he WPS feat ure. This opt ion is disabled by default . 31 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router W PS M ode : Select PBC ( Push- But t on Configurat ion) or PI N. PBC: To use t he PBC opt ion, select it and click " Save" ; Then press t he WPS but t on on rout er's back panel for about one second while enabling WPS > PBC on t he int ended wireless client sim ult aneously. Ope r a t ion I n st r u ct ions: PBC: I f you find t he WPS LED blinking for 2 m inut es aft er you press t he hardware WPS but t on on t he device for 1 second, it m eans t hat PBC encrypt ion m et hod is successfully enabled. And an aut hent icat ion will be perform ed bet ween your rout er and t he WPS/ PBC- enabled wireless client device during t his t im e; if it succeeds, t he wireless client device connect s t o your rout er, and t he WPS LED displays a solid light . Repeat st eps m ent ioned above if you want t o add m ore wireless client devices t o t he device. PI N : To use t his opt ion, you m ust know t he PI N code from t he wireless client and ent er it in t he corresponding field on your device while using t he sam e PI N code on client side for such connect ion. Re se t OOB: Wireless m odule will be reset if clicked. N ot e :To use t h e W PS se cu r it y, t h e w ir e le ss clie n t m u st be a lso W PS- ca pa ble . 5.2.2 WEP WEP is int ended t o provide dat a confident ialit y com parable t o t hat of a t radit ional wired net work. Se cu r it y M ode : Select a proper securit y m ode from t he drop- down list . D e fa u lt Ke y: Select a key from t he preset keys 1- 4 for current use. 32 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 5.2.3 WPA- PSK The WPA prot ocol im plem ent s t he m aj orit y of t he I EEE 802.11i st andard. I t enhances dat a encrypt ion t hrough t he Tem poral Key I nt egrit y Prot ocol ( TKI P) which is a 128- bit per- packet key, m eaning t hat it dynam ically generat es a new key for each packet . WPA also includes a m essage int egrit y check feat ure t o prevent dat a packet s from being ham pered wit h. Only aut horized net work users can access t he wireless net work. WPA adopt s enhanced encrypt ion algorit hm over WEP. W PA En cr ypt ion Type : Select AES ( advanced encrypt ion st andard) or TKI P ( t em porary key int egrit y prot ocol) . Se cu r it y Ke y: Ent er a securit y key, which m ust be bet ween 8- 63 ASCI I charact ers long. Ke y Re n e w a l I n t e r va l: Specify a valid t im e int erval for t he key t o be updat ed. 33 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 5.2.4 WPA2- PSK WPA2 is based on 802.11i and uses Advanced Encrypt ion St andard ( AES) inst ead of TKI P. I t is m ore secured t han WPA and WEP. W PA En cr ypt ion Type : Select one encrypt ion t ype from AES ( advanced encrypt ion st andard) , TKI P ( t em porary key int egrit y prot ocol) or TKI P&AES. Se cu r it y Ke y: Ent er a securit y key, which m ust be bet ween 8- 63 ASCI I charact ers long. Ke y Re n e w a l I n t e r va l: Specify a valid t im e int erval for t he key t o be updat ed. 5.2.5 Mixed WPA/ WPA2- PSK The m ixed WPA/ WPA2- PSK securit y m ode includes WPA- PSK and WPA2- PSK. To use t his m ode, follow inst ruct ions on WPA2- PSK sect ion. 34 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 5 .3 W ir e le ss Ex t e n de r Here you can expand your wireless coverage wit h t he following m odes: Universal Repeat er, WI SP Client ( Wireless WAN) and WDS. 5.3.1 Universal Repeat er Mode Universal Repeat er: I n t his m ode, t he device will relay dat a t o an associat ed root AP and AP funct ion is enabled m eanwhile. The wireless repeat er relays signal bet ween it s st at ions and t he root AP for great er wireless range. ( The Universal Repeat er m ode differs from t he WDS in t erm s t hat it requires only a one- way connect ion aut hent icat ion.) 5.3.2 WI SP Client Mode SSI D : The wireless nam e of t he uplink wireless device. Ch a n n e l: The channel used by uplink wireless device. Se cu r it y M ode : The securit y m ode and key used for connect ion t o t he uplink wireless device. Ope n Sca n : Click t o search available wireless net works. Take t wo W3002R as 35 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router exam ple t o illust rat e how t o im plem ent t he WI SP client feat ure. Set t he uplink device as below: SSI D : Tenda_W309R_1, Ch a n e l: 9 Se cu r it y M ode : WPA- PSK Se cu r it y Ke y: 12345678 LAN I P a ddr e ss: 192.168.10.1. Se t t h e Se con d W 3 0 0 2 R a s be low : SSI D : Tenda_W309R_2, Ch a n e l: 9 36 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Scan t he first W3002R’s wireless signal ( Tenda_W309R_1) on t he second W3002R ( WI SP client device) or m anually ent er ( Tenda_W309R_1) . Aft er finish t he set t ing, you can check t he ip address of t he rout er’s WAN port t hrough view syst em st at us. 37 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 5.3.3 WDS W D S Br idge M ode : wireless dist ribut ion syst em ( WDS) is a syst em enabling t he wireless int erconnect ion of access point s in an I EEE 802.11 net work. I t allows a wireless net work t o be expanded using m ult iple access point s wit hout t he t radit ional requirem ent for a wired backbone t o link t hem . Not e: Bot h wireless Access Point s MUST support WDS. Ex t e n de r M ode : Select a proper ext ender m ode t o use. SSI D : Ent er t he wireless net work nam e of t he wireless device you want t o connect . Ch a n n e l: The channel on which t he link part ner device is current ly operat ing. AP M AC Addr e ss: Ent er t he MAC address of t he wireless device you want t o connect . Se cu r it y M ode : Select a securit y m ode for t he connect ion. W PA En cr ypt ion Type : Select a proper encrypt ion t ype. Se cu r it y Ke y: Ent er a correct securit y key. 38 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Take t wo W3002R as exam ple t o illust rat e WDS im plem ent at ion. Choose WDS Bridge on bot h W3002R as seen below: 1 Direct ly ent er t he MAC address and SSI D of t he link part ner if you already know t hem and t hen configure proper securit y set t ings. 2 Use t he Open Scan but t on. 1) Click " Open Scan" , select t he desired wireless net work and click OK. The MAC will t hen be added aut om at ically. 39 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 2) Click OK as seen below. Configure t he sam e set t ings on t he ot her W3002R t he sam e way above. Bot h wireless devices involved m ust be ent ered each ot her’s MAC address for successful WDS connect ion. N ot e : 1 . W D S fe a t u r e ca n on ly be im ple m e n t e d be t w e e n 2 W D S- ca pa ble w ir e le ss de vice s. Plu s, SSI D , ch a n n e l, se cur it y se t t in gs a n d se cu r it y k e y m u st be e x a ct ly t h e sa m e on bot h su ch de vice s. 5 .4 Acce ss Con t r ol The MAC- based Wireless Access Cont rol feat ure can be used t o perm it or forbid client s t o connect t o your wireless net work. Se le ct SSI D : Select prim ary SSI D or secondary SSI D for your filt er rules t o apply. M AC Filt e r M ode : " Perm it Only" only allows PCs at specified MAC addresses ( in t he list ) t o connect t o your wireless net work; Forbid Only: Only PCs at specified MAC addresses list can’t connect t o your wireless net work. 40 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router M AC Addr e ss: Ent er t he MAC address of a wireless client which you want t o perm it or forbid t o connect your wireless net work. Add: Click t o add t he MAC address. M AC Addr e ss List : Displays added MAC address ent ries. You can add new ent ries or delet e exist ing ent ries according t o your needs. Ex a m ple : To perm it only a PC at t he MAC address of 00: e3: c7: a4: 54: 75 t o connect t o your wireless net work via t he prim ary SSI D, do as follows: A) For t he prim ary SSI D: Tenda_W3002R_1, configure set t ings as seen on t he screenshot below: B) For t he secondary SSI D: Tenda_W309R_1_2, configure set t ings as seen on t he screenshot below: 41 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 5 .5 Con n e ct ion St a t u s This sect ion displays t he info of connect ed wireless client s including MAC addresses and frequency widt h. Se le ct SSI D : Select t he SSI D you want t o view. M AC Addr e ss: Displays MAC addresses of wireless client s connect ed t o t he rout er. Ba n dw idt h : Displays channel bandwidt h used by current ly connect ed host s ( wireless client s) . N ot e : Th e ba n dw idt h h e r e r e fe r s t o t h e ch a n n e l ba n dw idt h in st e a d of w ir e le ss con n e ct ion r a t e . 42 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 6 D H CP 6 .1 D H CP Se t t in gs The Dynam ic Host Configurat ion Prot ocol ( DHCP) is an aut om at ic configurat ion prot ocol used on I P net works. I f you enable t he built - in DHCP server on t he device, it will aut om at ically configure t he TCP/ I P set t ings for all your LAN com put ers ( including I P address, subnet m ask, gat eway and DNS et c) , elim inat ing t he need of m anual int ervent ion. Just be sure t o set all com put ers on your LAN t o be DHCP client s by select ing " Obt ain an I P Address Aut om at ically" respect ively on each such PC. When t urned on, t hese PCs will I P inform at ion from t he DHCP server. En a ble D H CP Se r ve r : Check or uncheck t he box t o enable or disable t he device’s DHCP server feat ure. St a r t / En d I P: Ent er t he st art ing/ ending I P address for t he DHCP server’s I P assignm ent . Le a se Tim e : The lengt h of t im e for t he I P address lease. 43 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 6 .2 D H CP Clie n t List DHCP Client List displays inform at ion of devices t hat have obt ained I P addresses from t he device’s DHCP Server. I f you would like som e devices on your net work t o get t he sam e I P addresses always, you can use t his feat ure and m anually add a st at ic DHCP Reservat ion ent ry for each such device. I P Addr e ss: Ent er t he I P address for st at ic DHCP reservat ion. M AC Addr e ss: Ent er t he MAC address of a com put er t o always receive t he sam e I P address ( t he I P you j ust specified) . H ost N a m e : Displays host nam e of t he PC t hat get I P address from t he DHCP server. Le a se Tim e : Displays rem aining t im e for a corresponding I P address lease. 44 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 7 Vir t u a l Se r ve r 7 .1 Por t Ra n ge For w a r din g St a r t / En d Por t : Ent er t he num ber or range of port ( s) used by t he server or I nt ernet applicat ions. Pr iva t e I P: The I P address of a com put er used as a server in LAN. Pr ot ocol: I ncludes TCP, UDP and Bot h. Select “ Bot h” if you are not sure about which prot ocol t o use. En a ble : The corresponding ent ry t akes effect only if you checked t his opt ion. D e le t e : Click t o rem ove a corresponding ent ry/ rule. W e ll- Kn ow n Se r vice Por t : The “ Well- Known Service Port ” list s widely used prot ocol port s. Sim ply select a port , an ent ry I D and click t he " Add t o" but t on t o populat e t he select ed port t o t he corresponding fields of t he select ed ent ry. I n case t hat you don’t find t he port you need, ent er it m anually. 45 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ex a m ple : You want t o share som e large files wit h your friends who are not in your LAN; however it is not convenient t o t ransfer such large files across net work. Then, you can set up your own PC as a FTP server and use t he Por t Ra n ge For w a r din g feat ure t o let your friends access t hese files. Assum ing t hat t he st at ic I P address of t he FTP server ( Nam ely, your PC) is 192.168.0.10, you want your friends t o access t his FTP server on t he default port of 21 using t he TCP prot ocol, t hen do as follows: 1． Ent er 21 in bot h St art Port and End Port fields or select FTP from " Well- known Service Port " and an ent ry I D, 21 will be aut om at ically populat ed t o corresponding fields of t he select ed ent ry. 2． Ent er 192.168.0.10 in t he privat e field, select " TCP" and t hen select " Enable'. 3． Save your set t ings. Now, your friends only need t o ent er ft p: / / xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: 21 in t heir browsers t o access your FTP server. xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is t he rout er's WAN I P address. Assum ing it is 172.16.102.89, t hen your friends need t o ent er " ft p: / / 172.16.102.89: 21" in t heir browsers. N ot e : I f you in clu de por t 8 0 on t h is se ct ion , you m u st se t t h e por t for r e m ot e ( w e b- ba se d) m a n a ge m e n t t o a diffe r e n t n u m be r t h a n 8 0 , su ch a s 8 0 8 0 , ot h e r w ise t h e vir t u a l se r ve r fe a t u r e m a y not t a k e e ffe ct . 46 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 7 .2 D M Z H ost I n som e cases such as playing I nt ernet gam es or holding video conferences, you m ay need t o have your com put er com plet ely exposed t o ext ernal net works for im plem ent at ion of a bidirect ional com m unicat ion. To do so, set it as a DMZ host . Not e t hat you should assign a st at ic ( fixed) I P address t o t he PC designat ed as a DMZ host ( DHCP Server> DHCP Client List > DHCP Reservat ion ( also known as St at ic Assignm ent on som e product s) ) before using t he feat ure. Ent er t he st at ic I P address of t he PC on your LAN which you want t o set as a DMZ host . Enabling DMZ host m ay expose your local net work t o pot ent ial at t acks. So it is advisable t o use it wit h caut ion. D M Z H ost I P Addr e ss: Ent er t he I P address of com put er on your LAN which you want t o set t o be DMZ host . En a ble : Check/ uncheck t o enable/ disable t he DMZ host feat ure. For exam ple: To set a PC at 192.168.0.100 t o a DMZ host for int ercom m unicat ion wit h anot her host on t he I nt ernet , configure t he sam e set t ings as shown on t he screenshot on t he device. N ot e : On ce e n a ble d, t h e D M Z h ost lose s pr ot e ct ion fr om de vice 's fir e w a ll a n d be com e s vu ln e r a ble t o a t t a ck s. 47 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 7 .3 UPN P The Universal Plug and Play ( UPnP) feat ure allows net work devices, such as com put ers from I nt ernet , t o access resources on local host or devices as needed. UPnP- enabled devices can be discovered aut om at ically by t he UPnP service applicat ion on t he LAN. Enable UPnP: Check/ uncheck t o enable/ disable t he UPnP feat ure. N ot e : N ot e : UPn P w or k s in W in dow s XP, W in dow s M E or la t e r ( N OTE: Ope r a t in g syst e m ne e ds t o be in t e gr a t e d w it h or in st a lle d w it h D ir e ct x 9 .0 ) or in a n e n vir on m e n t w it h in st a lle d a pplica t ion soft w a r e t h a t su ppor t s UPn P. 48 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 8 Pa r e n t a l Con t r ol 8 .1 Clie n t Filt e r To bet t er m anage PCs in LAN, you can lim it t he t im e t o access int ernet t hrough t he Client Filt er. Filt e r Ru le : Select Forbid Only or Perm it Only. Rule I D : Select a rule I D from t he drop- down list . Ru le N a m e : Briefly describe t he current ent ry/ rule. St a r t I P/ En d I P: Ent er t he sam e I P address or 2 different I P addresses in bot h boxes t o specify a single PC or a range of PCs for current rule t o apply t o. Por t : Ent er TCP/ UDP prot ocol port num ber ( s) ; it can be a range of port s or a single port . Type ( Pr ot ocol) : Select a prot ocol or prot ocols for t he t raffic ( TCP/ UDP/ Bot h) . Tim e : Specify a t im e range for current ent ry t o t ake effect . D a y: Select a day or several days for a current rule t o t ake effect . En a ble : Check t o enable or uncheck t o disable a corresponding filt er rule. 49 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Exam ple 1: I f you want prohibit PCs wit hin t he I P address range of 192.168.0.100- - 192.168.0.120 access I nt ernet , do as follows: Exam ple 2: if you want t he pc wit h t he I P address 192.168. 0.145 only can browse web pages from 8: 00 t o 18：00, do as follows: 50 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 8 .2 M AC Filt e r To bet t er m anage PCs in LAN, you can lim it t he t im e t o access t he int ernet t hrough MAC Filt er. Filt e r Ru le : Select Forbid Only or Perm it Only. Rule I D : Select a rule I D from t he drop- down list . Ru le N a m e : Briefly describe t he current ent ry/ rule. M AC Addr e ss: Specify a MAC address for a corresponding MAC filt er rule t o apply t o. Tim e : Specify a t im e period for a current rule t o t ake effect . D a y: Select a day or several days for a current rule t o t ake effect . En a ble : Check t o enable or uncheck t o disable a corresponding filt er rule . 51 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Exam ple1: I f you want t o prohibit a PC wit h t he MAC address 00: E0: 4C: 69: A4: 10 t o access I nt ernet bet ween 8: 00 and18: 00. Exam ple2: if you want PC wit h t he MAC address 00: E0: 4C: 69: A4: 10 can access I nt ernet bet ween 8: 00 and18: 00 only from Monday t o Friday. 52 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 8 .3 URL Filt e r To bet t er cont rol LAN PCs, you can use t he URL filt er funct ionalit y t o allow or disallow such PC t o access cert ain websit es wit hin a specified t im e range. Filt e r Ru le : Select Forbid Only. Rule I D : Select a rule I D from t he drop- down list . Ru le N a m e : Briefly describe t he current ent ry/ rule. St a r t I P/ En d I P: Ent er t he sam e I P address or 2 different I P addresses in bot h boxes t o specify a single PC or a range of PCs for current rule t o apply t o. D om a in N a m e : Ent er full dom ain nam e or keyword of a dom ain nam e t o be filt ered out . Tim e : Specify a t im e period for a current rule t o t ake effect . D a y( s) : Select a day or several days for a current rule t o t ake effect . En a ble : Check t o enable or uncheck t o disable a corresponding filt er rule. 53 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Exam ple: I f you want t o forbid t he com put ers on your LAN t o access “ www.google.com ” from 8：00 t o 18：00 during working days: Monday- Friday, t hen do as follows: N ot e : Ea ch r u le ca n on ly in clu de on e dom a in na m e . Sim ply a dd m or e r u le s a ccor din gly, if you w a n t t o filt e r m u lt iple dom a in na m e s. 54 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 8 .4 Re m ot e W e b- ba se d M a n a ge m e n t The Rem ot e m anagem ent allows t he Rout er t o be configured from t he I nt ernet by a web browser. En a ble Re m ot e W e b M a n a ge m e n t : Select it t o enable t he Rem ot e Web Managem ent feat ure, t hen you can access t he rout er from I nt ernet . Por t : t he m anagem ent port t o be open t o out side access. I P Addr e ss: Ent er a t rust ed I P address of a PC from I nt ernet or ot her ext ernal net works which you want t o aut horize t o m anage your rout er rem ot ely via a web browser. N ot e : 1. To access t he device via port 8080, ent er " ht t p: / / x.x.x.x: 8080" where " x.x.x.x" represent s t he rout er's WAN I P address and 8080 is t he rem ot e adm in port . Assum ing t he device's I nt ernet I P address is 220.135.211.56, t hen, sim ply replace t he " x.x.x.x" wit h " 220.135.211.56" ( nam ely, ht t p: / / 220.135.211.56: 8080) . 2. Leaving t he I P address field at " 0.0.0.0" m akes t he device rem ot ely accessible t o all t he PCs on I nt ernet or ot her ext ernal net works; populat ing it wit h a specific I P address, say, 218.88.93.33, m akes t he device only rem ot ely accessible t o t he PC at t he specified I P address. For exam ple: I f you want t o allow only t he PC at t he I P address of 218.88.93.33 from I nt ernet t o access Device’s web- based ut ilit y via port : 8080, t hen configure t he sam e set t ings as shown on t he screenshot above on t he device. 55 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 9 Rou t in g Se t t in gs 9 .1 Rou t in g Ta ble This page displays t he rout er’s rout ing t able which list s dest inat ion I P, subnet m ask, gat eway, hop count and int erface. The principal t ask for a rout er is t o look for an opt im al t ransfer pat h for dat a forwarding, and t ransfer it t o t he specified dest inat ion. To com plet e t his work, t he rout er st ores and m aint ains relat ed dat a of various t ransfer pat hs, i.e. est ablishing a rout ing t able, for fut ure rout e select ion. 56 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 9 .2 St a t ic Rou t in g When t here are several rout ers in t he net work, you m ay want t o set up st at ic rout ing. St at ic rout ing det erm ines t he pat h of t he dat a in your net work. You can use t his feat ure t o allow users on different I P dom ains t o access t he I nt ernet via t his device. I t is not recom m ended t o use t his set t ing unless you are fam iliar wit h st at ic rout ing. I n m ost cases, dynam ic rout ing is recom m ended, because t his feat ure allows t he rout er t o det ect t he physical changes of t he net work layout aut om at ically. I f you want t o use st at ic rout ing, m ake sure t he rout er’s DHCP funct ion is disabled. D e st in a t ion I P: The I P net work segm ent of dest inat ion net work. Su bn e t M a sk : Ent er t he Subnet Mask t hat corresponds t o t he specified I P net work. Ga t e w a y: The I P address for next hop. N ot e : 1. Gat eway m ust be on t he sam e I P net segm ent as device's LAN/ WAN I P address. 2. Subnet Mask m ust be ent ered 255.255.255.255 if dest inat ion I P address is a host . 3. Subnet Mask m ust be ent ered accordingly if dest inat ion I P address represent s an I P net work segm ent . I t m ust correspond t o t he specified I P address. For exam ple: Dest inat ion I P: 10.0.0.0，Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0. 57 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Ch a pt e r 1 0 Syst e m Tools 1 0 .1 Tim e Se t t in gs This sect ion assist s you t o set t he device’s syst em t im e and dat e; you can eit her select t o set t he t im e and dat e m anually or obt ain t he GMT t im e from I nt ernet aut om at ically. N ot e : Configured t im e and dat e info loses when t he device is disconnect ed from power supply. However, it will be updat ed aut om at ically when t he device reconnect s t o I nt ernet . To act ivat e t im e- based feat ures ( e.g. firewall) , t he t im e and dat e info shall be set correct ly first , eit her m anually or aut om at ically. 1 0 .2 D D N S DDNS ( Dynam ic DNS) Service allows you t o assign a fixed dom ain nam e for your dynam ic WAN I P Address so t hat you can rem ot ely access your LAN from t he web. 58 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Se r vice Pr ovide r : Select your DDNS service provider from t he drop- down m enu. Use r N a m e : Ent er t he DDNS user nam e regist ered wit h your DDNS service provider. Pa ssw or d: Ent er t he DDNS Password regist ered wit h your DDNS service provider. D om a in N a m e : Ent er t he DDNS dom ain nam e you regist er. For exam ple: I f you have regist ered a dom ain nam e from no- ip.com for a web server on t he host at 192.168.0.10 and get below info: User Nam e Password Dom ain Nam e t enda t enda123 t enda123.no- ip.com Configure necessary set t ings on port forwarding int erface and ent er t he inform at ion provided by your DDNS service provider on t he DDNS screen. Ot hers can access your web server by sim ply ent ering ht t p: / / t enda123.no- ip.com in t heir browser address bar. 59 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 1 0 .3 Ba ck u p/ Re st or e This sect ion allows you t o backup t he rout er set t ings or rest ore t he set t ings you saved t o t he rout er. Ba ck u p: Once you have configured t he device t he way you want it , you can save t hese set t ings t o a configurat ion file on your local hard drive t hat can lat er be im port ed t o your device in case t hat t he device is rest ored t o fact ory default set t ings. To do so, click t he “ Backup” but t on and specify a direct ory t o save set t ings on your local hardware. Re st or e : Click t he " Browse" but t on t o locat e and select a configurat ion file t hat is saved previously t o your local hard drive. 1 0 .4 Re st or e t o Fa ct or y D e fa u lt Se t t in gs Click t he " Rest ore t o Fact ory Default " but t on t o reset Device t o fact ory default set t ings. Fact ory Default Set t ings: Pa ssw or d: There is no preset password by default . I P Addr e ss: 192.168.0.1 Su bn e t m a sk : 255.255.255.0. 60 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 1 0 .5 Fir m w a r e Upda t e Firm ware upgrade is released periodically t o im prove t he funct ionalit y of your device and also t o add new feat ures. I f you run int o a problem wit h a specific feat ure of t he device, log on t o our websit e ( www.t endacn.com ) t o download t he lat est firm ware t o updat e your device. I f you run int o a problem wit h a specific feat ure of t he device, log on t o our websit e ( www.t endacn.com ) t o download t he lat est firm ware t o updat e your device. 1. Click " Browse" t o locat e and select t he firm ware. 2. Upgrade: Click t o st art upgrading. Device will rest art aut om at ically aft er finish upgrading. 1 0 .6 Re boot Reboot t he device t o act ivat e your set t ings. WAN connect ion will be disconnect ed during reboot . 61 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router 1 0 .7 Ch a n ge Pa ssw or d This sect ion allows you t o change login password for accessing device’s Web- based int erface. Click OK t o subm it your new password. N ot e : For securit y purpose, it is highly recom m ended t hat you change Device's default login password. 1 0 .8 Syst e m Logs The Syst em Logs opt ion allows you t o view all event s t hat occur upon syst em st art up Re fr e sh : Click t o updat e current logs. Cle a r : Click t o rem ove all logs. 62 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Appe n dix 1 Glossa r y Ch a n n e l Channel A com m unicat ion channel, also known as channel, refers eit her t o a physical t ransm ission m edium such as a wire or t o a logical connect ion over a m ult iplexed m edium such as a radio channel. I t is used t o t ransfer an inform at ion signal, such as a digit al bit st ream , from one or m ore t ransm it t ers t o one or m ore receivers. I f t here is only one AP in t he range, select any channel you like. The default is Aut o. I f t here are several APs coexist ing in t he sam e area, it is advisable t hat you select a different channel for each AP t o operat e on, m inim izing t he int erference bet ween neighboring APs. For exam ple, if 3 Am erican- st andard APs coexist in one area, you can set t heir channels respect ively t o 1, 6 and 11 t o avoid m ut ual int erference. SSI D SSI D Service set ident ifier ( SSI D) is used t o ident ify a part icular 802.11 wireless LAN. I t is t he nam e of a specific wireless net work. To let your wireless net work adapt er roam am ong different APs, you m ust set all Aps’ SSI D t o t he sam e nam e. W PA/ W PA2 The WPA prot ocol im plem ent s t he m aj orit y of t he I EEE 802.11i st andard. I t enhances dat a encrypt ion t hrough t he Tem poral Key I nt egrit y Prot ocol ( TKI P) which is a 128- bit per- packet key, m eaning t hat it dynam ically generat es a new key for each packet . WPA also includes a m essage int egrit y check feat ure t o prevent dat a packet s from being ham pered wit h. Only aut horized net work users can access t he wireless net work. The lat er WPA2 prot ocol feat ures com pliance wit h t he full I EEE 802.11i st andard and uses Advanced Encrypt ion St andard ( AES) in addit ion t o TKI P encrypt ion prot ocol t o guarant ee bet t er securit y t han t hat provided by WEP or WPA. Current ly, WPA is support ed by Windows XP SP1. 63 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Appe n dix 2 Pr odu ct Fe a t u r e s ¾ Com pliant wit h I EEE 802.11n, I EEE 802.11g, I EEE 802.11b, I EEE 802.3 and I EEE 802.3u st andards ¾ High gain om ni- direct ional ant enna delivers m ore powerful signal and ext ends coverage t o fart her dist ance ¾ Up t o 150+ 300Mbps wireless rat e; ¾ 1 10/ 100M WAN port for I nt ernet connect ion; ¾ 4 10/ 100M Et hernet port s for LAN connect ion; ¾ Aut o MDI / MDI X on each port ¾ Provides I nt ernet connect ion t ypes: Dynam ic/ st at ic I P; can be connect ed t o an xDSL/ Cable MODEM ¾ Com bines t he funct ion of a wireless AP, rout er, 4- port swit ch and firewall; ¾ WPA, WPA2 and WPA&WPA2, et c t o secure your wireless net work ¾ Sim ple and quick t o secure a WiFi connect ion at a push of t he WPS but t on; ¾ Mult iple operat ing m odes: WI SP Client , universal repeat er, WDS ( available only on som e product s) ¾ Provides prim ary SSI D and secondary SSI D ¾ Hidden/ invisible SSI D; MAC- based wireless access cont rol; ¾ WMM st ream s your video and audio; ¾ SNTP t o synchronize local t im e wit h I nt ernet t im e servers; ¾ Support s UPnP and DDNS feat ures; ¾ WDS support for ext ending exist ing wireless coverage; ¾ Provides virt ual server and DMZ feat ures; ¾ Provides logs t o record device's usage st at us; 64 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Appe n dix 3 Tr ou ble sh oot in g This sect ion provides solut ions t o problem s t hat m ay occur during inst allat ion and operat ion of t he device. Read t he following if you are running int o problem s. I f your problem is not covered here, please feel free t o go t o www.t endacn.com t o find a solut ion or em ail your problem s t o support @t enda.com .cn orsupport 02@t enda.com .cn. We will be m ore t han happy t o help you out as soon as possible. 1 . Q: I e n t e r e d t h e de vice ’s LAN I P a ddr e ss in t h e w e b br ow se r bu t ca n n ot a cce ss t h e u t ilit y. W h a t sh ou ld I do? Check whet her device is funct ioning correct ly. The Sys LED should blink a few seconds aft er device is powered up. I f it does not light up, t hen som e int ernal fault s m ay have occurred. Verify physical connect ivit y by checking whet her a corresponding port ’s link LED light s up. I f not , t ry a different cable. Not e t hat an illum inat ed light does NOT ALWAYS indicat e successful connect ivit y. Run t he " ping 192.168.0.1" com m and. I f you get replies from 192.168.0.1, open your browser and verify t hat Proxy server is disabled. I n case t hat ping fails, press and hold t he " RESET" but t on on your device for 7 seconds t o rest ore fact ory default set t ings, and t hen run " ping192.168.0.1" again. 4) Cont act our t echnical support for help if t he problem st ill exist s aft er you t ried all t he above. 2 . Q: W h a t sh ou ld I do if I for ge t t h e login pa ssw or d t o m y de vice ? A: Reset your device by pressing t he Reset but t on for over 7 seconds. Not e: All set t ings will be delet ed and rest ored t o fact ory default s once you pressed t he Reset but t on. 3 . Q: M y com pu t e r sh ow s a n I P a ddr e ss con flict e r r or a ft e r h a vin g con n e ct e d t o t h e de vice . W h a t sh ou ld I do? A: 1) Check if t here are ot her DHCP servers present in your LAN. I f t here are ot her DHCP servers except your rout er, disable t hem im m ediat ely. 2) The default I P address of t he device is 192.168.0.1; m ake sure t his address is not used by anot her PC or device. I n case t hat t wo com put ers or devices share t he sam e I P addresses, change eit her t o a different address. 4 . Q: I ca n n ot a cce ss I n t e r n e t a n d se n d/ r e ce ive e m a ils; w h a t sh ou ld I do? This problem m ainly happens t o users who use t he PPPoE or Dynam ic I P I nt ernet connect ion t ype. You need t o change t he MTU size ( 1492 by default ) . I n t his case, go t o “ WAN Set t ings” t o change t he MTU value from default 1480 t o 1450 or 1400, et c. 5 . Q: H ow do I sh a r e r e sou r ce s on m y com pu t e r w it h u se r s on I n t e r n e t t h r ou gh t he de vice ? A: To let I nt ernet users access int ernal servers on your LAN such as e- m ail server, Web, FTP, via t he device, use t he " Virt ual Server" feat ure. To do so, follow st eps below: St e p 1 : Creat e your int ernal server, m ake sure t he LAN users can access t hese servers and you need t o know relat ed service port s, for exam ple, port for 65 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router Web server is 80; FTP is 21; SMTP is 25 and POP3 is 110. St e p 2 : Ent er Port Forwarding ( also called Port Range Forwarding on som e product s) screen from device web UI . St e p 3 : Com plet e t he St art Port ( also called Ext ernal/ Ext Port on som e product s) and End Port ( also called I nt ernal/ I nt Port on som e product s) fields, say, 80- 80. St e p 4 : I nput t he int ernal server’s I P address. For exam ple, assum ing t hat your Web server’s I P address is 192.168. 0.10, t hen sim ply input it . Select a proper prot ocol t ype: TCP, UDP, or Bot h depending on which prot ocol( s) your int ernal host is using. Click Enable and save your set t ings. For your reference, we collect ed a list of som e well- known service port s as follows: Server Web Server FTP Server Telnet Prot ocol TCP TCP TCP Service Port 80 21 23 Net Meet ing TCP 1503、1720 File Send: 6891- 6900( TCP) MSN Messenger Voice: 1863、6901( TCP) TCP/ UDP Voice: 1863、5190( UDP) PPTP VPN SMTP POP3 TCP TCP TCP 1723 25 110 66 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router FCC Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator & your body. NOTE: (1)The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment.(2) To avoid unnecessary radiation interference, it is recommended to use a shielded RJ45 cable CE Mark Warning 67 W3002R Wireless N300 High Power Router This is a Class B product in a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures NOTE: (1) The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. (2) To avoid unnecessary radiation interference, it is recommended to use a shielded RJ45 cable "The product can be used without restrictions in the following countries: all EU member states except France and Norway. The product can be used with limitations in the following countries: France (for indoor use only) and Norway (20 km in the center of Ny-Ĺlesund)." 68
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