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Table off Contentss
Product Overview .............................................................................. 1
Package Co
ontents ............................................................................................................ 1
Features ............................................................................................................................ 1
Product Hardware Features............................................................................................. 2
n Diagram ........................................................................................................ 3
Application
Router Setu
up ..................................................................................... 4
Table
of Conte
ents
Stepss to improve wireleess connectivity ........................................................................ 24
Advan
nced Router Setttings ................................................................ 25
Chan
nge your router loggin password ............................................................................. 25
Manually configure you
ur Internet connecttion.............................................................. 25
IPv6 Settings .................................................................................................................. 26
Clonee a MAC address ..................................................................................................... 27
Chan
nge your router IP address
..................................................................................... 27
Set up
u the DHCP serverr on your router ........................................................................ 28
Creating a Home
Network ............................................................................................... 4
Set up
u DHCP reservatio
on .............................................................................................. 29
Router Installation ........................................................................................................... 5
Enab
ble/disable UPnP on
n your router ............................................................................ 30
dditional wired devices to your netwo
ork ........................................................ 8
Connect ad
Enab
ble/disable Applicattion Layer Gatewayys (ALG) ....................................................... 30
Basic Route
er Settings ......................................................................... 9
Allow
w/deny multicast sttreaming................................................................................... 31
Access yourr router management page ........................................................................... 9
Identtify your network on
o the Internet ......................................................................... 31
Network Status ................................................................................................................ 9
Set your
router date an
nd time ...................................................................................... 32
Wireless Seettings ........................................................................................................... 10
Creatte schedules ........................................................................................................... 33
Guest Netw
work ............................................................................................................... 12
Access Control (IP Proto
ocol Filter) ................................................................................ 34
Parental Co
ontrol ............................................................................................................. 13
und Filter ................................................................................................................ 35
Inbou
Accesss Rule (MAC/IP Fillter) ................................................................................ 13
Webssite Filter....................................................................................................... 14
Open
n a device on your network to the Intternet ........................................................... 36
Wireless Ne
etworking and Security
.................................................. 15
How to cho
oose the type of security for your wire
eless network.................................... 15
Secure your wireless networkk....................................................................................... 16
Connect wireless devices to your router ...................................................................... 18
ng WPS ............................................................................ 18
Connect wireless devices usin
MAC Filter (Wireless) ..................................................................................................... 20
settings ............................................................................................ 21
Advanced wireless
Multiiple SSID........................................................................................................ 21
Advanced Settings ............................................................................................... 22
DMZ ..................................................................................................................... 36
Virtual Server ....................................................................................................... 36
Special Applicatio
ons ............................................................................................ 38
Gaming................................................................................................................. 39
Allow
w remote access to
o your router manaagement page .............................................. 40
Add static
routes............................................................................................................ 40
Enab
ble Dynamic Routin
ng ............................................................................................... 41
Using External USB Sttorage .............................................................. 42
File Sharing
Server ......................................................................................................... 42
DLNA Server ......................................................................................................... 42
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Samb
ba Server ....................................................................................................... 42
Table
of Conte
ents
Appen
ndix ......................................................................................... 56
FTP (File Traansfer Protocol) Seerver ............................................................................... 44
Router Maintenance & Mo
onitoring................................................. 45
Reset your router to factory defaults
........................................................................... 45
Router Defaault Settings.................................................................................................. 45
Backup and
d restore your router configuration seettings ............................................... 46
Reboot you
ur router ........................................................................................................ 46
Upgrade yo
our router firmwaree ..................................................................................... 47
Allow/denyy ping requests to your
router from th
he Internet ........................................ 48
Wireless Client List ......................................................................................................... 48
system inforrmation ........................................................................... 49
Check the router
View your router
log ...................................................................................................... 51
Router Man
nagement Page Structure .............................................. 52
Technical Sp
pecifications ................................................................... 53
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Featu
ures
Product Overview
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net’s extreme perfo
ormance AC3200 Tri
T Band Wireless Router,
model TEW
W‐
828DRU
U, produces three concurrent
wireless networks—two separate
1300 Mbp
ps
Wirelesss AC networks and
d a 600 Mbps Wireless N network. Sm
martConnect technology
automaatically groups slow
wer and faster AC devices
to separatee WiFi AC bands. High
perform
mance Gigabit portss, a 1 GHz dual corre processor, six higgh gain antennas, high
power amplifiers,
and a Su
uperSpeed USB 3.0
0 share port deliverr extraordinary
networking speed and ran
nge.
Easy Setup
Get up and running in min
nutes with the intuitive guided setup
Simulttaneous Tri Ban
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Package Contents
In addition to your router, the paackage includes:
Three concurrent WiFi bands maximize device networking speeds: two separate
extremee performance 130
00 Mbps Wireless AC
A networks and a 600 Mbps Wirelesss N
network
SmartConnect Techno
ology
SmartCo
onnect technologyy virtually combines the two separatee WiFi AC bands, so
o that
only one WiFi AC networkk is visible, while managing each band
d individually. Slow
wer and
faster WiFi
W AC devices aree grouped togetherr and automaticallyy assigned to the tw
wo
separatte WiFi AC bands, thereby optimizing networking speed
ds
Pre‐En
ncrypted Wirele
ess
For your convenience the router’s WiFi band
ds are pre‐encrypteed with their own unique
passwords
Wirele
ess Coverage
High peerformance amplifiers and six high gain antennas maxim
mize wireless coverrage
If any packagee contents are misssing or damaged, please
contact the retail
store, online
retailer, or resseller/distributor frrom which the prod
duct was purchaseed.
Gigabiit Ports
Gigabit ports support high
h performance wire
ed connections
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USB 3.0/2.0
0 Share Ports
Productt Hardware Featurees
Plug in a USB 3.0
3 flash or storagee drive into the Sup
perSpeed USB 3.0 or
o the USB 2.0 share
port
Rear View
Guest Netw
work
No
Item
U 3.0 Port
USB
Parental Co
ontrols
Control accesss to specific websittes
WPS Button (Wi‐Fi
Protected
Setup)
L Ports 1‐4
LAN
Internet Port
On/Off
Power Switch
Power
Port
Reset
Button (Botto
om)
Create an isolaated network for guest
internet access only
One Touch Connection
Securely connect to the router at
a the touch of the Wi‐Fi Protected Se
etup (WPS) button
Targeted Be
eamforming
Increased reall‐time performance
e by directing stron
nger wireless signaals to your specific
location
Description
Connect USSB storage devices to share over the
network viaa FTP or Windows®
® SMB/CIFS, Sambaa.
Push and hold this button forr 5 seconds to activvate
WPS. The Power
LED will blink when WPS is activated.
Connect Ethernet cables (also
o called network caables)
from your router
LAN ports to
o your wired netwo
ork
devices.
Connect an
n Ethernet cable fro
om your router Internet
port to you
ur modem.
Push the ro
outer On/Off poweer switch to turn yo
our
router “On” (Inner position) or
o “Off” (Outer possition).
Connect the included power adapter
from your router
power portt and to an available power outlet.
Press and hold
this button forr 10 seconds to resset the
router.
1 GHz Proce
essor
Extreme perfo
ormance 1 GHz duaal core processor optimizes
networking throughput
Front V
View
VPN Support
Secure remote
e access to the rou
uter with OpenVPN support
*Maximum wireless signal rates are referenced fro
om IEEE 802.11 the
eoretical
specifications.. Actual data throu
ughput and cover‐age will vary depending on
interference, network
traffic, bu
uilding materials an
nd other conditionss. For maximum
performance of
o up to 1.3 Gbps use
u with a 1.3 Gbpss 802.11ac wirelesss adapter. 802.11n
2.4 GHz Turbo
oQAM speeds requires clients with Tu
urboQAM support.
No
Item
Power
LED
Internet Port
Description
The indicattor is orange when booting/poweringg up and
solid green when your routerr is ready. Otherwisse if this
LED indicattor is off, there is no power to your ro
outer.
The indicattor will also blink w
when WPS is activatted. The
LED will sto
op blinking and rem
main solid green
automaticaally once WPS proccess is completed.
Connect an
n Ethernet cable fro
om your router Internet
port to you
ur modem.
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Applicatio
on Diagram
The router is insstalled near the mod
dem (typically supplieed by your ISP “Intern
net Service Provider””)
and physically connected
to it from the router’s Internett port to the modem’’s network port whicch
connects to thee Internet. 2.4GHz wireless signals from th
he router are broadccasted to wireless
clients such as laptops (with wirelesss capability) and the less congested 5GHzz wireless signals from
the router are broadcasted
to otherr wireless client devicces such as TVs, game consoles, or mediaa
bridges therebyy providing Internet access
for all wirelesss client devices.
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Router Setup
odem is working prroperly. Your modeem is often provideed by
2. Makee sure that your mo
your Internet Service Prrovider (ISP) when you sign up for Intternet service. If yo
our
modeem is not working contact
your ISP to
o verify functionalitty.
Creating a Home Netw
work
3. Set up your router. See “How to setup you
ur router” below.
work?
What is a netw
A network is a group of computeers or devices that can communicate with each other. A
home networkk of more than onee computer or deviice also typically includes Internet
access, which requires a router.
A typical homee network may incclude multiple computers, a media plaayer/server, a
printer, a mod
dem, and a router. A large home netw
work may also have
e a switch,
additional rou
uters, access pointss, and many Interneet‐capable media devices
such as TVss,
game consoles, and Internet cam
meras.
 Modem
m – Connects a com
mputer or router to
o the Internet or ISP (Internet Service
Provide
er).
 Router – Connects multip
ple devices to the In
nternet.
 Switch –Connect several wired
network devvices to your home network. Your
router has
h a built‐in network switch (the LAN port 1‐4). If you have more wired
networrk devices than available Ethernet porrts on your router, you will need an
additional switch to add more
wired connecctions.
onnect additional wired
computers orr wired network deevices to your netw
work,
4. To co
see “C
Connect additional wired devices to your
network” on page
8.
5. To seet up wireless securrity on your routerr, see “Wireless Networking and Secu
urity” on
page 15.
How to setup your routerr
Refer to
o the Quick Installaation Guide or conttinue to the next ssection “Router Installation”
on pagee 5 for more detaileed installation instructions.
Where to find more help
In addittion to this User’s Guide,
you can find
d help below:
 h
http://www.trendn
net.com/support (d
documents, downlo
oads, and FAQs aree
aavailable from this Web page)
p a home network
How to set up
ork that includes In
nternet access, you
u’ll need:
1. For a netwo
 Computers/devices with an
a Ethernet port (aalso called networkk port) or wireless
networrking capabilities.
 A modeem and Internet seervice to your home
e, provided by your ISP (modem
typically supplied by your ISP).
 A routeer to connect multiple devices to the Internet.
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Router Insstallation
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MTU:________ (Default: 15
500, change if requ
uired by ISP)
MAC Ad
ddress: ___:___:____:___:___:___ Clone your PC MAC Ad
ddress (Optional)
Before you Insstall
to connect to
t the Internet
Many Internett Service Providers (ISPs) allow your router
without verifyying the information fields listed below. Skip this section
n for now and if
your router caannot connect to th
he Internet using th
he standard installation process, com
me
back to this paage and contact yo
our ISP to verify req
quired ISP specificaation fields listed
below.
1. Obtain IP Address
Automatically (Dynamic IP/D
DHCP)
Host Name:__
______________ (O
Optional, if requireed by ISP for Compaatibilty)
Primary DNS Server
Address: ______. _____._____.______ (Optional)
Secondary DN
NS Servers Address : _____. _____.______._____ (Option
nal)
MTU:________ (Default: 1500, ch
hange if required by ISP)
MAC Address:: ___:___:___:___:____:___ Clone you
ur PC MAC Address (Optional)
2. Static IP/Fixxed IP address
IP Address: ______. _____._____._____ (e.g. 215.24.24.129)
Subnet Mask: _____. _____.______._____
Default Gatew
way IP Address: ______. _____._____.______
Primary DNS Server
Address: ______. _____._____.______
Secondary DN
NS Servers Address : _____. _____.______._____ (Option
nal)
MTU:________ (Default: 1500, ch
hange if required by ISP)
MAC Address:: ___:___:___:___:____:___ Clone you
ur PC MAC Address (Optional)
3. PPPoE Dyna
amic IP (DHCP) / PPPoE
Static IP – Sttandard & Russian
Type (Dynamic IP/DHCP or Staticc IP)
IP Address (Static IP): _____. ______._____._____ (e.g.
215.24.24.129
9)
Username: __________
Password: _________________
Service Name: __________________ (Optional)
DNS Servers Address
1 (Static IP)): _____. _____.______._____
DNS Servers Address
2 (Static IP)): _____. _____.______._____ (Option
nal)
Reconnect Mo
ode: Always / On Demand
/ Manual (Optional)
4. PPTP
P ‐ Standard & Russsian
Type (D
Dynamic IP/DHCP or
o Static IP)
PPTP IP Address: _____. _____._____._____
_ (e.g. 215.24.24.12
29)
PPTP Su
ubnet Mask: ______. _____._____.______ (e.g. 255.255.255.0)
PPTP Gaateway:_____. ______._____._____ (e
e.g. 215.24.24.1)
PPTP Seerver: ______________________ (e.g. 215.24.24.150)
Usernam
me: _________
Password: _________________
Reconnect Mode: Always / On Demand / Maanual (Optional)
DNS Serrvers Address 1 (Sttatic IP): _____. ______._____._____
DNS Serrvers Address 2 (Sttatic IP): _____. ______._____._____ (Optional)
MTU:________ (Default: 15
500, change if requ
uired by ISP)
MAC Ad
ddress: ___:___:____:___:___:___ Clone your PC MAC Ad
ddress (Optional)
MPPE (M
Microsoft® Point‐to‐Point Encryption
n) w/ MS‐CHAPv2 EEnabled:____(Yes o
or No)
5. L2TP ‐ Standard & Russsian
Type (D
Dynamic IP/DHCP or
o Static IP)
L2TP IP Address: _____. ______._____._____
_ (e.g. 215.24.24.12
29)
L2TP Su
ubnet Mask: ______. _____._____.___
___ (e.g. 255.255.255.0)
L2TP Gaateway:_____. ______._____._____ (ee.g. 215.24.24.1)
L2TP Seerver: ______________________ (e.g. 215.24.24.150)
Usernam
me: _________
Password: _________________
Reconnect Mode: Always / On Demand / Maanual (Optional)
DNS Serrvers Address 1 (Sttatic IP): _____. ______._____._____
DNS Serrvers Address 2 (Sttatic IP): _____. ______._____._____ (Optional)
MTU:________ (Default: 15
500, change if requ
uired by ISP)
MAC Ad
ddress: ___:___:____:___:___:___ Clone your PC MAC Ad
ddress (Optional)
MPPE (M
Microsoft® Point‐to‐Point Encryption
n) w/ MS‐CHAPv2 EEnabled:____(Yes o
or No)
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Hardware Insttallation
1. Verify that you
y have an Intern
net connection wheen connecting yourr computer directlyy
to your modem
m.
ur modem.
2. Turn off you
3. Disconnect the Network cable
e from your compu
uter to your modem
m.
Internet porrt (yellow).
4. Connect your modem to the router
N ports.
5. Connect your computer to one of the router LAN
o the router and th
hen to a power outlet.
6. Connect thee power adapter to
7. Turn on you
ur modem.
8. Verify that the
t status LED indicators on the frontt of the router are illuminated: Powe
er,
and Interne
et.
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Setup Wizard
1. Open your web
w browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrrome, or Opera) an
nd
the wizard will
w automatically appear.
Note: If you
u have already conffigured your routerr before, the wizard
d will no longer
appear auto
omatically. In your web browser, go to http://tew‐828drru or you can accesss
the router management
using the default IP add
dress http://192.16
68.10.1. Your routerr
will prompt you for a user nam
me and password. Enter
your user nam
me and password
and click Ad
dvanced > Setup > Wizard.
T window displaays your predefined
d router wireless seettings
4. Confiirm your settings. This
and clicck Exit to complete the wizard.
Note: For added security, the router wireless network is pre‐en
ncrypted with its own
unique wireless network security
key. You caan find the unique network security key
k and
the pre‐‐assigned network name (SSID) on a sticker
on the side of the router and on a
label on
n the bottom of thee router. You will need
this information to connect to th
he
router. To change the network security key, refer to page 16 “SSecure your wireleess
network”. If the router is reset
to factory defaults, the wirelesss encryption will reeset to
the netw
work security key p
printed on the prod
duct labels of the router.
2. Select your Language and clickk Next..
3. If the wizard
d is unable to deteect your Internet co
onnection type, you
u will be prompted
to select it. Seelect your Internet connection type an
nd click Next.
Note: Dynamiic IP (DHCP) is typiccal for most Interneet services. You can
n verify your
settings with your
Internet Servicce Provider.
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Connect additional wired devices to your network
You can connect additional computers or other network enabled devices to your network by using Ethernet cables to connect them to one of the available LAN ports labeled 1,2,3,4 on
your router.
Note: If you encounter issues connecting to your network, there may be a problem with your computer or device network settings. Please ensure that your computer or device network
settings (also called TCP/IP settings) are configured to obtain IP address settings automatically (also called dynamic IP address or DHCP) and to Obtain DNS Server address settings
automatically.
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Basic Rou
uter Settinggs
Netw
work Status
Basic > Network Status
Access your router management paage
Note: Your rou
uter management page URL/domain name http://tew‐8
828dru or IP
address http:///192.168.10.1 is accessed through th
he use of your Interrnet web browser
(e.g. Internet Explorer®,
Firefox®
®, Chrome™, Safari®
®, Opera™) and willl be referenced
frequently in this
t User’s Guide.
w browser and go
g to URL/domain name http://tew‐8
828dru or IP address
1. Open your web
http://192.1
168.10.1. Your routter will prompt you
u for a user name and
a password.
This secction displays a brieef summary of the router’s basic setttings and the conneected
devices.
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
2. Click on Basic and click on Network Status.
the routerr is preconfigured with
w a unique password. You can find
2. For added security,
the Password on a sticker on thee side of the routerr and on the label on
o the bottom of
the router. Enter your Username
e and Password, seelect your preferreed language, then
click Login.
User Name:: admin
Password: (xxxxxxxx)
Note: User Name
and Passworrd are case sensitivve.
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Internet: The Internet icon displaays green to indicate that your routerr
has successfullly established an In
nternet connection
n. The Internet icon
displays orange to indicate that a physical connection has been
established on
n the Internet port of the router but with
w no successful
Internet conneection has been esttablished. The Internet icon displays
red to indicatee that the Internet is physically discon
nnected.
Wirelless Settings
Guest Networrk: The Guest Netw
work icon displays orange
to indicate
that there are no wireless guest networks currentlyy enabled. The
Guest Network icon will display green
to indicate th
hat you have at
least one wireless guest networkk currently enabled
d.
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
USB: The USB icon displays orangge to indicate that there are no USB
devices connect to the USB port((s). The USB icon displays green to
indicate that are
a USB devices con
nnected to the USB
B port(s).
Wireless: The wireless icon displays green to indicaate that wireless is
enabled on bo
oth 2.4GHz and 5GH
Hz bands. The wire
eless icon displays
orange to indiccate that only wire
eless band is enableed (2.4GHz or 5GH
Hz).
The wireless iccon will display red
d to indicate that wireless
is disabled
on both 2.4GH
Hz and 5GHz bands.
Wireless Secu
urity: The wireless security section will display the
current security settings configu
ured for your wireleess networks. It is
strongly recom
mmended to enable security on yourr wireless networkss.
Connected De
evices: The connected devices section
n displays the list of
network devicces currently conneected to your routeer.
Basic > Wireless (2.4GHz or
o 5GHz)
b for
This secction outlines available management options under bassic wireless sub tab
both 2.4
4GHz and 5GHz wireless sections. You can refer to the page
15 Wireless
Networrking & Security to configure your wirreless security settings.
2. Click on Wireless and click on Basic scroll down to Wireless Network Settings (2.4GHz
or 5GHzz)
3. To saave changes to this section, click Applly when finished.
 Rad
dio On/Off – Click the radio on/off button
to enable/diisable the wireless radio.
Note: It is recommend
ded to keep wirelesss radios enabled.
New Schedule – Th
he schedule functio
on allows you to deefine a schedule wh
hen the
wireless should be turned on. To define a new schedulee, click New Schedu
ule and
rrefer to page 33 “ Create
Schedules”. After you have creeated a new schedule,
cclick the drop‐down
n list and the new schedule will be avvailable for selectio
on. Note:
Before applying sch
heduling, please en
nsure your Time setttings are configureed
ccorrect and you havve defined a schedu
ule. See page 32 to
o configure Time Seettings
and see page 33 “ Create
Schedules” to
t create a schedulle.
Wirelesss Mode: When applying the Wirelesss Mode setting, pleease keep in mind the
followin
ng:
 Wirreless devices that support 802.11n are
a backwards com
mpatible and can co
onnect
wirrelessly at 802.11g or 802.11b.
 Wirreless devices that support 802.11ac are backwards com
mpatible and can cconnect
wirrelessly at 802.11n or 802.11a.
 Con
nnecting at 802.11b or 802.11g will limit the capability of your 802.11n
sup
pported wireless deevices from obtaining higher perform
mance and data rates.
 Con
nnecting at 802.11a or 802.11n will liimit the capability of your 802.11ac
sup
pported wireless deevices from obtaining higher perform
mance and data rates.
 Allo
owing 802.11b or 802.11g
devices to connect to an 802
2.11n capable wirelless
nettwork may degradee the wireless netw
work performance below the higher
perrformance and data rates of 802.11n.
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 Allowing 802.11a
or 802.11n
n devices to conneect to an 802.11ac capable
wireless
network may
m degrade the wireless
network peerformance below the higher
performance and data ratess of 802.11ac.
that only support 802.11n or 802.11a will not be
b able to connect
 Wireless devices
to a wireless network that iss set to 802.11ac only
o mode.
that only support 802.11b or 802.11g will not be
b able to connect
 Wireless devices
to a wireless network that iss set to 802.11n on
nly mode.
 Wireless devices
that only support 802.11b wiill not be able to co
onnect to a wirelesss
network that
is set to 802.11g only mode.
 Wireless devices
that only support 802.11a will not be able to co
onnect to a wireless
network that
is set to 802.11n only mode.
 Wireless Network Name (SSSID): Enter the wireless name (SSID) for
f your wireless
network. This acronym stands for Service Set Identifier
and is the
e name of your
wireless network.
It differen
ntiates your wirelesss network from otthers around you.
By defaultt, the router’s wireeless name is uniqu
ue to the device. If you choose to
change th
he SSID, change it to
t a name that you can easily remember.
 Enaable Auto Channell Scan – Check this option to set yourr router to scan for which
wirreless channels to use
u automatically.
 Fre
equency (Channel) – Selecting the Au
uto option will set your
router to scan
n for the
app
propriate wireless channel to use auttomatically. Click th
he drop‐down list and
seleect the desired Chaannel for wireless communication.
Th
he goal is to select the
Chaannel that is least used
by neighborin
ng wireless networks.
 Chaannel Width: Selecct the appropriate channel width for your
wireless netw
work.
This setting only applies to 802.11n and
d 802.11ac. For greeater 802.11n perfo
ormance,
seleect Auto 20/40MH
Hz (Options: 20MHzz or Auto 20/40MH
Hz). It is recommen
nded to
usee the default chann
nel bandwidth settings.
Forr greater 802.11ac performance, select Auto 20/40/80M
MHz (Options: 20M
MHz,
Autto 20/40MHz, Auto
o 20/40/80MHz). Itt is recommended to use the default channel
wid
dth settings.
Note: Please note tha
at the default settin
ngs may provide m
more stability than the
hig
gher channel bandw
width settings such
h as Auto 20/40/80MHz for connectivvity in
bussy wireless environments where theree are several wireleess networks in thee area.
o 20 MHz – This mode operaates using a single 20MHz channel for
wirelesss devices connectin
ng at 802.11n on bo
oth 2.4GHz and 5G
GHz. This
setting may
m provide more stability than 20/4
40MHz (Auto) for
connecttivity in busy wireleess environments w
where there are sevveral
neighbo
oring wireless netw
works in the area.
Auto 20
0/40MHz (11n) or Auto
20/40/80MHz (11ac) –When this
setting is active, this mode
e is capable of provviding higher performance
only if th
he wireless devicess support the channel width settings..
 Broadcastt Network Name (SSID)
o Visible ‐ allows wireless devices
to search and discover your wireless
network
name (aalso called SSID) brroadcasted by yourr router.
o Invisible ‐ Turns off the ab
bility for wireless devices
to find yourr network. It is still
possible
e for wireless devicces to be configureed to connect to yo
our wireless
networrk. Disabling this seetting will disable WPS
W functionality.
Enablingg Auto 20/40MHz or
o Auto 20/40/80 MHz
M typically results in
substanttial performance in
ncreases when con
nnecting an 802.11ac/n
wirelesss client.
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Guest Nettwork
Basic > Guest Network (2.4GHz or
o 5GHz)
olated and separatte wireless guest neetwork (2.4GHz or 5GHz) allows
Creating an iso
wireless clientts to connect to your network for Inte
ernet access only and
a keep your local
LAN network safe
s by restricting guest
access to you
ur LAN network ressources such as
shared docum
ments and media files on your computters, network storaage, and printers.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
est Network.
2. Click on Bassic and click on Gue
3. Review the Guest Zone settinggs, click Apply whe
en finished.
Choose which band to enable th
he Guest Network (Wireless – 2.4GHz or 5GHz):
 Enabled – Check this option
n to enable the wirreless guest network.
New Scchedule – The scheedule function allow
ws you to define a schedule when thee
wireless guest network sh
hould be turned on
n. To define a new schedule,
click New
Schedu
ule and refer to pagge 33 “ Create Scheedules”. After you have created a new
schedule, click the drop‐d
down list and the new schedule will be available for
selectio
on. Note: Before ap
pplying scheduling, please ensure you
ur Time settings aree
configu
ured correct and yo
ou have defined a schedule. See page 32 to configure
Time Seettings and see pag
ge 33 “ Create Scheedules” to create a schedule.
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ption is checked, wireless
client devicces
con
nnected to your guest network(s) willl be restricted from
m accessing other guests.
 Inte
ernet Access Only – When this option is checked, wireless client devices
con
nnected to your guest network(s) willl be restricted from
m accessing your prrivate
LAN
N and wireless clients connected to your
primary wireleess network, Intern
net
acccess only. If uncheccked, allows wireless client devices co
onnected your guest
nettwork(s) complete access to your privvate LAN, primary w
wireless network, and
Inteernet.
4. Undeer Security Mode, you
y can apply a diffferent wireless seccurity type and key to the
guest network. Please refeer to page 12 to fin
nd out about differrent security types and
page 13
3 for wireless securrity configuration.
 Seccurity Mode – Seleect the wireless seccurity to use for thee guest network.
 Wireless Network Name (SSSID) ‐ This acronym
m stands for Service
e Set Identifier and
is the nam
me of your wirelesss network. It differeentiates your wirelless network from
others aro
ound you. It is reco
ommended to use a different name frrom your primary
wireless network
to a name that you can easilyy identify and diffeerentiate from the
primary. You
Y can reference your guests to access this network in
nstead of the
primary.
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Parental Control
6. Manu
ually enter the MA
AC Address or IP Ad
ddress in the field.
Basic > Parenttal Control
Parental contrrol settings allow you
y to set up restricctions/filters speciffically who is
allowed or denied access to your network for a speecified period of tim
me and restricted
access to web
b content.
Access Rule (M
MAC/IP Filter)
Basic > Parenttal Control
Every networkk device has a unique, 12‐digit MAC (Media Access Conttrol) address. Everyy
network devicce must be assigned or configured witth a specific IP add
dress in order to
communicate with your networkk which is typically assigned by your router
DHCP server
automatically.. Using access ruless, you can deny spe
ecific computers an
nd other devices
from using this router’s wired orr wireless network by specifying the MAC
M address or IP
address.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Bassic, click on Parental Control.
Note: Iff the network devicce is connected to your
router, you can also click the dro
op‐down
list to ch
hoose one of the network devices (MA
AC Address/IP Add
dress) detected by your
router.
7. Sched
dule (Optional) – The
T schedule functtion allows you to define
a schedule when
the acceess should be activve and blocking thee specified MAC address or IP addresss. To
define a new schedule, click New Schedule and
a refer to page 33
3 “ Create Schedu
ules”.
After yo
ou have created a new
n schedule, clickk the drop‐down lisst and the new sch
hedule
will be available
for selecttion. Note: Before applying
scheduling
g, please ensure yo
our Time
settingss are configured co
orrect and you havee defined a schedulle. See page 32 to
configure Time Settings an
nd see page 33 “ Crreate Schedules” to
o create a schedulee.
3. Check Enab
bled to enable the access
rule.
8. Click Add to add the acccess rule to the Access Rule List. Waiit of the rule to be added.
e Name.
4. Enter a Rule
Note: Clicking
Reset will discard
your setting
gs and clear all field
ds.
Note: In
n the Access Rule LList, you can edit a rule by clicking
MAC Address or IP Address)
5. Select which Address Type to apply the filter. (M
under the Edit column
next to the rule you would
d like to edit. You ca
an also delete a rulle by clicking
the Deleete column next to
o the rule you would
d like to delete.
under
Note: If you deevice is not listed, please
refer to your computer or deviice documentation
to find the MA
AC address.
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Website Filterr
Basic > Parenttal Control
You may wantt to block computeers or devices on yo
our network accesss to specific
websites (e.g. www.xxxxxxxxx.co
om, etc.), also calleed domains or URLss (Uniform Resourcce
Locators). You
u may also apply a schedule
when theese websites are allowed or denied.
dule (Optional) – The
T schedule functtion allows you to define
a schedule when
7. Sched
the acceess should be activve and blocking thee specified website. To define a new
schedulle, click New Sched
dule and refer to page 33 “ Create Schedules”. After you
u have
created
d a new schedule, cclick the drop‐down
n list and the new schedule
will be avvailable
for selection. Note: Beforee applying scheduliing, please ensure your Time settingss are
configured correct and you have defined a scchedule. See page 32
3 to configure Tim
me
Settingss and see page 33 “ Create Schedules” to create a sched
dule.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Bassic and click on Parrental Control.
8. Click Add to add the acccess rule to the Access Rule List. Waiit of the rule to be added.
3. Under Web
bsite Filter, click the
e Website Filter drrop‐down list and choose
one of the
following options.
Note: Clicking
Reset will discard
your setting
gs and clear all field
ds.
Note: In
n the URL Fille List,, you can edit a rulee by clicking
under the Edit collumn
next to the rule you would
d like to edit. You ca
an also delete a rulle by clicking
the Deleete column next to
o the rule you would
d like to delete.
under
 Disable disables website filttering.
mputers access to ONLY
these sites: Only Deny computters/devices accesss
 DENY com
to the listted websites and allow access to otheers.
 ALLOW co
omputers access to
o ONLY these sitess: Only Allow comp
puters/devices
access to the listed websitess and deny access to
t others.
4. Check Enab
ble to enable the acccess rule.
5. Enter a Rule
e Name.
6. Enter a URLL (ex. www.xxxxxxxxx.com) to apply for the filter or blockk
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Wirelesss Networkin
ng and Securrity
How to ch
hoose the typ
pe of security for your wire
eless networkk
Setting up wirreless security is veery important. Leavving your wireless network
open and
unsecure could expose your entire network and peersonal files to outssiders. TRENDnet
recommends reading through th
his entire section and setting up wirelless security on you
ur
new router.
There are a few different wirelesss security types su
upported in wirelesss networking each
having its own
n characteristics wh
hich may be more suitable for your wireless
network
taking into con
nsideration compaatibility, performan
nce, as well as the security
strength
along with using older wireless networking
hardwaare (also called legaacy hardware).
It is strongly re
ecommended to enable wireless secu
urity to prevent un
nwanted users from
accessing your network and netw
work resources (peersonal documentss, media, etc.).
In general, it iss recommended th
hat you choose thee security type with
h the highest
strength and performance
suppo
orted by the wireleess computers and devices in your
network. Please review the secu
urity types to determine which one yo
ou should use for
your network..
Wireless Encryyption Types
 WEP: Legacy encryption meethod supported byy older 802.11b/g hardware.
This is
the oldestt and least secure type
of wireless en
ncryption. It is geneerally not
recommeended to use this en
ncryption standard
d, however if you have
old 802.11 b or
802.11g wireless
adapters or
o computers with old
o embedded wireless cards(wirelesss
clients), you
y may have to set your router to WEP
W to allow the old
d adapters to
connect to the router.
Note: Thiss encryption standa
ard will limit conneection speeds to 54
4Mbps.
 WPA: This encryption is sign
nificantly more rob
bust than the WEP technology.
Much
of the old
der 802.11g hardwaare was been upgraded (with firmware/driver upgradess)
to supporrt this encryption standard. Total wirreless speeds undeer this encryption
type however are limited to
o 54Mbps.
 WPA
A‐Auto: This settingg provides the routeer with the ability to
t detect wireless
devices ussing either WPA orr WPA2 encryption
n. Your wireless nettwork will
automaticcally change the en
ncryption setting based on the first wireless
device
connected
d. For example, if the
t first wireless client that connects to your wireless
network uses
WPA encryption your wireless network will use WP
PA encryption. Onlly
when all wireless
clients disconnect to the nettwork and a wirelesss client with WPA
A2
encryptio
on connects your wireless
network will then change to WPA2
encryption.
Note: WPA2 encryptiion supports 802.11n speeds and WP
PA encryption will liimit
you
ur connection speeds to 54Mbps
 WP
PA2: This is the mo
ost secure wireless encryption availab
ble today, similar to
o WPA
enccryption but more robust. This encryyption standard also supports the highest
con
nnection speeds. TRENDnet recomme
ends setting your rrouter to this encryyption
standard. If you find that
one of your wireless network devices does not sup
pport
WP
PA2 encryption, theen set your router to either WPA or W
WPA‐Auto encryptiion.
Note: Check the speciifications of your wireless
network ad
dapters and wirelesss
app
pliances to verify th
he highest level of encryption supportted.Below is brief
com
mparison chart of the
t wireless securitty types and the reecommended
con
nfiguration depend
ding on which type you choose for your wireless networrk.
Securityy Standard
Compattible
Wirelesss
Standarrds
Highestt
Perform
mance
Under This
Setting
Encrypttion
Strengtth
Additio
onal
Optionss
Recomm
mended
Configu
uration
WEP
IEEE 802.11a/b/g
(802
2.11n devices
will operate
at
802.11g to connect
usingg this standard)
WPA
IEEE 802.11a/b/g
(802.11n devices
will operate at
802.11g to connect
using this
standard)
IEEE
802.11a/b/g/n
n/ac
Up to 54Mbps
Up to 54Mbps
Up to 450Mbps (11n)
or 1.3 Gbps (1
11ac)
Low
Open
n System or
Sharred Key,
HEX or ASCII,
Diffeerent key sizes
Medium
High
TKIP or AES,
Preshared Key or
RADIUS
TKIP or AES,
Preshared Keyy or
RADIUS
TKIP
Preshared Key
8‐63 characters
AES
Preshared Keyy
8‐63 characteers
Open
n System ASCII
13 ch
haracters
WPA2
*Depen
ndent on the maxim
mum 802.11n data rate supported byy the device (150Mbps,
300Mbp
ps, 450Mbps) or maximum
802.11ac data rate supporteed by the device
(433Mb
bps, 867Mbps, 1.3G
Gbps)
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Secure your wireless network
Selectin
ng WEP:
Basic > Wireleess
If selectting WEP (Wired Eq
quivalent Privacy), please review the WEP settings to co
onfigure
and clicck Apply to save the changes.
After you have
e determined whicch security type to use for your wireleess network (see
“How to choose the security type for your wirelesss network” on pagee 12), you can set up
wireless securrity.
Note: By defau
ult, your router is configured
with a predefined
wirelesss network name
(SSID) and seccurity key using WP
PA2‐Personal. The predefined
wirelesss network name an
nd
security can bee found on the sticcker on the side of the
t router or on thee device label at th
he
bottom of the router.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Bassic, and click on Wiireless.
3. Under Secu
urity, click on the Se
ecurity Mode drop
p‐down list to selecct your wireless
security type.
 SSecurity Mode: Cho
oose WEP‐OPEN, WEP‐SHARED,
or WEP‐AUTO.
Note: It is recommeended to use Open since it is known to
o be more secure than
SShared Key.
 D
Default Key: Choosse the key index to use for security to
o the correspondingg WEP
Keys 1‐4. You can only
o use one key att any given time.
Note: Please note that
they wireless client
key index 1‐4
4 should also match
h the key
in
ndex chosen here in
i order to establish
h connection.
 W
WEP Key 1‐4: Enterr the WEP key. Thiss is the password o
or key that is used to
cconnect your comp
puter to this routerr wirelessly. You can enter 64‐bit or 128‐bit
kkey. You can enter up to four keys but only the one chosen as the Default Key will
be used.
Note: It is recommeended to use 128‐b
bit because it is more secure to use a key
k that
cconsists of more characters.
 H
Hex/ASCII: Enter th
he WEP key formatt. See the table below for the acceptaable
ccharacters and lenggths for each formaat.
WEP Key Format
HEX
ASCII
Charactter set
0‐9 & A‐F, a‐f only
Alphanumericc (a,b,C,?,*, /,1,2, etc.)
64‐bit key
k length
10 characters
5 characters
128‐bit key length
26 characters
13 characterss
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Selecting WPA
A‐Personal / WPA2
2‐Personal / WPA2
2‐Personal Mixed
(WPA2‐Person
nal recommended):
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ng WPA‐Enterprisee / WPA2‐Enterprisse / WPA2‐Enterprrise Mixed
(WPA2‐‐Personal recommended):
In the Securityy Mode drop‐down
n list, select WPA‐P
Personal, WPA2‐Pe
ersonal, or WPA2‐
Personal Mixe
ed. Please review the
t WPA‐Personal settings
to configure and click Apply
to save the changes.
ptions when selectting WPA‐Personall, WPA2‐Personal,
The following section outlines op
hared Key),
or WPA2‐Perssonal Mixed (Presh
 WPA Ciph
her: Select a Cipher Type to use.
o When selecting
WPA2‐Pe
ersonal Mixed secu
urity, it is recomme
ended to use
TKIP/AES.
o When selecting
WPA2‐Pe
ersonal security, it is
i recommended to
o use AES.
 WPA Pre‐‐Shared Key: Enterr the passphrase.
o This is the
t password or ke
ey that is used to co
onnect your compu
uter to this router
wirelessly
Key Forrmat: 8‐63 alphanu
umeric characters (a,b,C,?,*,
/,1,2, etc.)
ate Interval: Enter the time interval (sseconds) of when the
t network
 Key Upda
passphrasse will rotate.
Note: It iss recommended to use the default intterval time. Your pa
assphrase will not
change, ro
otation of the key is
i part of the WPA protocol and desig
gned to increase
security.
The following section outllines options when
n selecting WPA‐En
nterprise, WPA2‐
Enterprrise, or WPA2‐Enteerprise Mixed (EAP
P or RADIUS). This security
type is also
o known
as EAP ((Extensible Authen
ntication Protocol) or Remote Authen
ntication Dial‐In User
Service or RADIUS.
Note: This
T security type reequires an externall RADIUS server, Prre‐Shared Key only requires
you to create
a passphrase.
 WP
PA Cipher: Select a Cipher Type to use
e.
oW
When selecting WP
PA2‐Personal Mixe
ed security, it is reccommended to usee
TTKIP/AES.
oW
When selecting WP
PA2‐Personal securrity, it is recommen
nded to use AES.
 Keyy Update Interval: Enter the time inte
erval (seconds) of when
the networkk
passsphrase will rotatee.
Note: It is recommend
ded to use the defa
ault interval time. Your
passphrase will not
cha
ange, rotation of th
he key is part of thee WPA protocol and designed to increease
seccurity.
 RADIUS Server Addre
ess: Enter the IP ad
ddress of the RADIU
US server. (e.g.
192
2.168.10.250)
 RADIUS Port: Enter th
he port your RADIU
US server is configu
ured to use for RAD
DIUS
autthentication.
Note: It is recommend
ded to use port 181
12 which is typical default RADIUS po
ort.
 RADIUS Server Share
ed Secret: Enter the
e shared secret useed to authorize you
ur
rou
uter with your RAD
DIUS server.
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Connect wireless
devicces to your ro
outer
Connect wireless devices
usingg WPS
A variety of wireless network deevices can connect to your wireless neetwork such as:
Wi‐Fi Protected Setu
up) is a feature thaat makes it easy to connect devices to
o your
WPS (W
wirelesss network. If your wireless
devices su
upport WPS, you caan use this feature to
easily add wireless devices to your network.

Gamiing Consoles

Internet enabled TVs

work media players
Netw

Smarrt Phones

Wireless Laptop compu
uters

Wireless IP cameras
m have its own so
oftware utility for searching
and conn
necting to availablee
Each device may
wireless networks, therefore, yo
ou must refer to thee User’s Manual/G
Guide of your
wireless clientt device to determiine how to search and connect to this router’s wireless
network.
Note: You
Y will not be ablee to use WPS if you set the SSID Broad
dcast setting to Disa
abled or
if you arre using WEP securrity.
he WPS feature can
n easily connect yo
our wireless devicess to
There are two methods th
your neetwork.
 Pussh Button Configurration (PBC) metho
od
o (RECOMMENDED) Hardware Push Button method–with
h an external button
lo
ocated physically on
o your router and on your client devvice
oW
WPS Software/Virtual Push Button ‐ lo
ocated in router management
page
 PIN
N (Personal Identification Number) Method ‐ located in router management page
Note: Refer to your wireless
device docu
umentation for dettails on the operatio
on of
WP
PS.
Recomm
mended Hardware
e Push Button (PBC
C) Method
t currently connected wireless client devices under Advanced
> Wirelesss
You can view the
(2.4GHz or 5G
GHz) > Station List in
n the router managgement page.
f general informaation on connectin
ng to a wireless
See the “Appeendix” on page 55 for
network.
 Note: It is recommended that a wirelesss key (passphrase or
o password) is creeated
beffore connecting clieents using the PBC
C method. By defau
ult your router is
preeconfigured with a wireless encryptio
on key. If no wirelesss key is defined when
con
nnecting via PBC, th
he router will auto
omatically create an
n encryption key th
hat is 64
chaaracters long. This 64 character key will
w then have to bee used if one has to
con
nnect computers to
o the router using the
t traditional connection method.
To add a wireless device to your network, simply push the WPS button on the wireless
device you
y are connectingg (consult client device User’s Guide for
f length of time),, then
push an
nd hold the WPS bu
utton located on yo
our router for 3 secconds and release it. The
WPS LED will blink to indiccate WPS has been
n activated on yourr router. (See “Prod
duct
Hardwaare Features” on paage 2)
For connecting additional WPS supported de
evices, repeat this process for each
addition
nal device.
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PBC (Software
e/Virtual Push Buttton)
PIN (Personal Identificatio
on Number)
Advanced > Wireless
(2.4GHz or 5GHz) > WPS
Advanced > Wireless (2.4G
GHz or 5GHz) > WP
PS
In addition to the hardware push
h button located physically on your ro
outer, the router
management page also has push
h button which is a software or virtuaal push button you
can click to activate WPS on your router.
device hass WPS PIN (typically an 8‐digit code printed
on the wireless
If your wireless
device product
label or loccated in the wirele
ess device wireless software utility), you
y can
use thiss method.
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
Hz or 5GHz), and click
on WPS.
2. Click on Advvanced, then click on Wireless (2.4GH
on Wi‐Fi Prote
ected Setup.
2. Click on Wireless, and click
our network, next to
t Virtual Push Buttton, click the Startt
3. To add a wireless device to yo
Push Button button
in the routeer management pagge. Then push the WPS button on thee
wireless devicce (consult wirelesss device’s User’s Gu
uide for length of time)
you are
connecting.
dd a wireless devicee to your network,, next to Client, entter the 8‐digit num
meric PIN
3. To ad
numberr of the wireless cliient device and clicck Start PIN. Note:: You may need to initiate
the WPSS PIN on your wirelless device first wh
hen using this meth
hod. Refer to your wireless
device documentation
for details on the operation of WPS.
4. Wait for you
ur router to finsh the
t WPS process.
4. Wait for your router to finsh the WPS process.
Note: You sho
ould a message on your
WPS client deevice indicating WP
PS was successful.
Note: You
Y should a messa
age on your WPS cliient device indicatiing WPS was succeessful.
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MAC Filter (Wireless)
Advanced > Wireless
(2.4GHz or 5GHz) > MAC Filter
This MAC filter is dedicated to filter on each band and
a each SSID. Eveery network device
has a unique, 12‐digit MAC (Med
dia Access Control)) address. Every neetwork device mustt
be assigned orr configured with a specific IP address in order to comm
municate with yourr
network which
h is typically assign
ned by your router DHCP server autom
matically. Using
access rules, you
y can deny speciffic computers and other devices from
m using this router’’s
wired or wireless network by speecifying the MAC address
or IP addreess.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Wireless (2.4GHzz or 5GHz), then click on MAC Filter.
3. Review the MAC Filter optionss. Click Apply to save settings.

Selecct SSID – If you havve multiple SSIDs co
onfigured, click thee drop‐down list to
select which SSID to apply the MAC filter.

Wireless MAC Filter
Filter Mode

Disab
bled – disables MAC
C address filter.

Allow
w listed computers and deny all others: Selecting this
functiion allows computeers/devices with MAC
M addresses listeed
to acccess the local netw
work (LAN/WLAN), web
w management,,
and th
he Internet.

Deny listed computers and
a allow all others: Selecting this
functiion denies computters/devices with MAC
M addresses
listed from access to thee local network (LA
AN/WLAN), web
management, and the In
nternet.
MAC Address – Enter the MAC address of the wireless device to applyy
to this filter.
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Advanced
d wireless setttings
To conffigure multiple SSID
D on your router:
The advanced wireless features provide can provid
de you with additio
onal options for
setting up you
ur wireless networkk such as multiple SSID
and WDS (Wirreless Distribution
System) or wirreless bridging.
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
Multiple SSID
click on Multiiple
2. Click on Advanced and click on Wireless (2.4GHz or 5GHz), then
SSID.
Advanced > Wireless
(2.4GHz or 5GHz) > Multiple SSID
The multiple SSID
feature allowss you to broadcast up to 3 SSIDs (or wireless
network
names). When
n wireless devices are
a searching for available wireless networks to connecct
to, the SSIDs (or wireless networrk names) will appe
ear as separate and
d different wirelesss
networks. Sincce they appear as separate
wireless networks,
they are also referred to ass
virtual APs (Acccess Points) since they appear as sep
parate wireless acccess points but are
actually all being broadcasting and managed by a single
wireless acceess point. Each
virtual AP can be configured eacch with a different SSID
(or wireless network name),
security type and
a additional setttings for wireless devices to connect. You can use the
multiple SSID feature to setup gu
uest wireless accou
unts with a differen
nt security type to
keep your prim
mary wireless netw
work security inform
mation private. The
e diagram shows an
example of a client
connecting to
o SSID 1 and anoth
her client connectin
ng to SSID 2.
adio On/Off option
n to enable the add
ditional
3. Nextt to Multiple SSID1 or SSID2, check Ra
SSID.
to allow wireless client devices to
By default, your router functionss in Access Point mode
connect and access
your networrk resources and acccess the Internet using
a single SSID..
4. Wireless Name (SSID): Enter the wireless name (SSID) for ad
dditional SSID. Thiss
acronym
m stands for Servicce Set Identifier and
d is the name of yo
our wireless netwo
ork. It
differen
ntiates your wirelesss network from otthers around you. By default, the rou
uter’s
wirelesss name is unique to
o the device. It is re
ecommended to ch
hange it to a namee
differen
nt from the primaryy SSID 1 and one th
hat you can easily rremember.
The diagram below
shows your router
in Access Po
oint mode and clien
nts connecting to
your router ussing a single SSID.

New Schedule – The schedule function allows you to define a schedule when
the additional SSID should be turneed on. To define a new
n schedule, clickk New
Schedule and reffer to page 33 “ Cre
eate Schedules”. After you have creatted a
new schedule, cliick the drop‐down list and the new scchedule will be avaailable
for selection. Notte: Before applying
g scheduling, please ensure your Timee
settings are confi
figured correct and you have defined a schedule. See pag
ge 32 to
configure Time Seettings and see pag
ge 33 “ Create Scheedules” to create a
schedule.
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Please refer to
o page 15 to find ou
ut about different security
types and page 16 for
wireless securrity configuration.
The diagram shows
an example of a client connectting to SSID 1 and another
client
connecting to SSID 2.
Advancced Settings
Advanced > Wireless (2.4G
GHz or 5GHz) > Advvanced
o change advanced
These settings are advancced options that can be configured to
wirelesss broadcast specifications. It is recom
mmended that thesse settings remain set
s to
their deefault values unlesss you are knowledggeable about the effects
of changing these
values. Changing these settings incorrectly can
c degrade perforrmance.

Beacon Period: A beacon is a manaagement frame useed in wireless netw
works
that transmitted periodically to ann
nounce the presence and provide
information abou
ut the router’s wire
eless network. The interval is the amo
ount
time between eaach beacon transmiission.
Default Value: 10
00 milliseconds (ran
nge: 100‐1000)
5. To save chaanges, click Apply.
Note: If you would
like to discard
d the changes, clickk Cancel before you
u click Save.
Note: You can
n repeat the steps to
t enable and confiigure additional SSIDs.

DTIM: A DTIM is a countdown inforrming clients of thee next window for
listening to broad
dcast and multicastt messages. When the wireless routeer has
buffered broadcaast or multicast me
essages for associatted clients, it sends the
next DTIM with a DTIM Interval valu
ue. Wireless clients detect the beaco
ons and
awaken to receivve the broadcast an
nd multicast messaages. The default value
is 1.
Valid settings aree between 1 and 25
55.

Fragment Thresh
hold: Wireless fram
mes can be divided into smaller units
(fragments) to im
mprove performancce in the presence of RF interference and at
the limits of RF co
overage. Fragmenttation will occur when frame size in bytes
is
greater than the Fragmentation Thrreshold. This settin
ng should remain at its
default value of 2346
bytes. Settingg the Fragmentatio
on value too low maay
result in poor perrformance.
RTS Threshold: The
T Request To Sen
nd (RTS) function iss part of the netwo
orking
protocol. A wireleess device that nee
eds to send data will
w send a RTS befo
ore
sending the data in question. The destination
wirelesss device will send a
response called Clear
to Send (CTS). The RTS Thresholld defines the smallest
data packet size allowed
to initiate the RTS/CTS function.
Default Value: 23
347 (range: 1‐2347)
TX Power: This seetting allows you to adjust the wireleess transmit powerr to a
lower setting. In busy wireless environments, lowering the transmit pow
wer may
improve better performance
and co
onnectivity and decrease interference with
neighboring wireeless networks.



Short Preamble: Using a short preaamble can potentiaally increase througghput as
the transfer timee is 96 microsecond
ds versus the more commonly used lo
ong
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mble 192 microsecconds. However, ussing a short preamble is not supporteed
usingg 802.11b legacy deevices, in some casses cause wireless interoperability
issues, and increase thee error rate in somee installations. The
e preamble is the
info. sent from the wireeless transmitter to
o the receiver indiccating when data iss
incom
ming.
Shortt Slot: Short Slot Override defines thee amount of time a device waits afterr
a datta frame collision before
retransmittin
ng the data. Reduccing the time from
20 microseconds (stand
dard) to 9 microsecconds can potentially increase
throu
ughput however, caan also increase th
he error rate.
20/40
0 Coexistence (2.4
4GHz only): 20/40 MHz
M Coexistence allows
for the auto‐‐
fallbaack from 40MHz to
o 20MHz channel width
operation wh
hen neighboring
802.1
11 wireless networrks are detected.
Guard Interval: Using a short (400ns) guard interval can incrrease throughput.
Howeever, it can also inccrease error rate in
n some installations, due to increased
sensitivity to radio‐frequency reflections.
MCS – Allows you to locck down the wireleess transmission rate.
Exten
nsion channel – Alllows you to assign either the upper or
o lower extension
channels to use for channel bonding when
n establishing conn
nectivity at the
higheer channel widths 40MHz
and 80MHzz.
A‐MP
PDU: Using Aggregate Multiple Proto
ocol Data Unit will allow
the all frames
transsmitted to be aggreegated into larger size
s A‐MPDU formaatted frames beforre
sendiing and receiving potentially
increasing the overall thro
oughput.
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Steps to im
mprove wirelless connectivvity
There are a nu
umber of factors th
hat can impact the range of wireless devices.
Follow
these tips to help
h improve your wireless
connectivvity:
1.
nimum. Each obstru
uction can reduce
Keep the number of obstructions to a min
the raange of a wireless device. Position th
he wireless devicess in a manner that
will minimize
the amount of obstructions between them.
a.
b.
4.
Interference from
m devices that prod
duce RF (radio freq
quency) noise can also
impact your signaal. Position your wireless devices awaay from anything that
generates RF noise, such as microw
waves, radios and baby
monitors.
ble, upgrade wireleess network interfaaces (such as wireleess cards in compu
uters)
If possib
from older wireless standaards to 802.11n or 802.11ac. If a wireelessly networked device
uses an older standard, th
he performance of the entire wirelesss network may be slower.
If you are still experiencing low or no signal consider reposition
ning the wireless devices,
installin
ng additional access points or wireless extenders.
For the widest coverage area, insstall your router neear the center of
your home, an
nd near the ceiling, if possible.
Avoid placing the
t router on or neear metal objects (ssuch as file cabinetts
and metal furn
niture), reflective surfaces (such as glaass or mirrors), and
masonry walls.
c.
Any obstructio
on can weaken the wireless signal (evven non‐metallic
objects), so thee fewer obstructions between the router and the
wireless devicee, the better.
d.
Place the route
er in a location awaay from other electronics, motors,
and fluorescen
nt lighting.
e.
Many environm
mental variables caan affect the router’s performance, so
if your wirelesss signal is weak, plaace the router in seeveral locations an
nd
test the signal strength to determ
mine the ideal posittion.
2.
a large impactt on your wireless signal. In an indoor
Building materials can have
envirronment, try to possition the wireless devices so that thee signal passes
throu
ugh less dense matterial such as dry wall.
Dense materiaals like metal, solid
wood
d, glass or even furrniture may block or
o degrade the sign
nal.
3.
Antenna orientation can also have a largee impact on your wireless signal. Use
adapter’s site
s survey tool to determine
the bestt antenna
the wireless
orien
ntation for your wirreless devices.
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Advance
ed Router Se
ettings
Manu
ually configurre your Intern
net connectio
on
Advanced > Setup > WAN Settings
Change yo
our router loggin password
Advanced > Seetup > Managemen
nt
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advanced and click on Setup, theen click on WAN Seettings.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Setup, then clickk on Management.
he type of Internet
3. Undeer Internet Connecction Type in drop‐down list, select th
connecttion provided by yo
our Internet Servicce Provider (ISP).
Setttings section, in thee Password field.
3. Under the Administrator
Note: The idlee timeout setting is used to define thee period of inactivityy in the router
management page before autom
matically logging ou
ut.
plete the fields req
quired by your ISP.
4. Comp
plete the optional settings
only if required by your ISP.
5. Comp
4. To save chaanges, click Apply.
Note: If you would
like to discard
d the changes, clickk Cancel.
6. To saave changes, click Apply.
Note: Iff you would like to discard the changees, click Cancel.
Note: If you ch
hange the router lo
ogin password, you
u will need to accesss the router
management page using the Useer Name “admin” and
a the new passw
word instead of the
predefined deffault password. If you
y reset the devicce to defaults, you will
w need to access
the router management page usse the predefined seettings on the side or bottom labels.
Note: Iff you are unsure wh
hich Internet conneection type you aree using, please conttact
your ISP
P.
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IPv6 Settin
ngs
Advanced > Seetup > IPv6 Settingss
IPv6 (Internet Protocol Version 6)
6 is a new protoco
ol that significantly increases the
blic IP addresses due to the 128‐bit IP
P address structuree
number of avaailable Internet pub
versus IPv4 32
2‐bit address structture. In addition, th
here are several inttegrated
enhancements compared to the most commonly used
and well know
wn IPv4 (Internet
Protocol Versiion 4) such as:

Integgrated IPsec – Betteer Security

Integgrated Quality of Seervice (QoS) – Lowe
er latency for real‐time applications

Higheer Efficiency of Rou
uting – Less transm
mission overhead an
nd smaller routing
tablees

Easieer configuration of addressing
ormation settings specified
3. Revieew the IPv6 Interneet Connection settiings and enter info
by yourr ISP. Click Apply to
o save changes.
contact yourr ISP for IPv6 servicee availability.
Note: Please
Note: In orderr to use IPv6 Internet connection settiings, it is required that
your ISP
provide you with
w the IPv6 servicee. Please contact yo
our ISP for availabiility and more
information ab
bout the IPv6 serviice.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
n type provided byy your ISP.
Select the IPv6 connection

Static IPv6

Auto‐configuratio
on (SLAAC/DHCPv6
6)
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Setup, then clickk on IPv6 Settings.

PPPoE

6to4

Link‐Local Only
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Clone a MAC
M address
Changge your routeer IP address
Advanced > Seetup > WAN Setting
gs
Advanced > Setup > LAN Settings
On any home network, each nettwork device has a unique MAC (Med
dia Access Control)
address. Somee ISPs register the MAC
M address of the device (usually a router or a
computer) con
nnected directly to
o the modem. If your computer MAC address is already
registered with your ISP and to prevent
the re‐provvisioning and registration process of a
new MAC add
dress with your ISP,, then you can clon
ne the address (assign the registered
MAC address of your previous deevice to your new router). If you wan
nt to use the MAC
address from the
t previous device (computer or old
d router that directtly connected to th
he
modem, you should
first determ
mine the MAC addre
ess of the device or computer and
manually enteer it into your routeer using the clone MAC
M address featu
ure.
our router IP addreess settings. Typically, the
In mostt cases, you do not need to change yo
router IP address settings only needs to be changed,
if you plan to use another ro
outer in
your neetwork with the sam
me IP address settiings, if you are con
nnecting your routeer to an
existingg network that is already using the IP address settings yo
our router is using,, or if
you aree experiencing prob
blems establishing VPN connections to
t your office netw
work
through
h your router.
Note: For man
ny ISPs that providee dynamic IP addreesses automaticallyy, typically, the
stored MAC ad
ddress in the modeem is reset each tim
me you restart the modem.
If you are
installing this router for the first time, turn your mo
odem before conneecting the router to
your modem. To clear your modeem stored MAC ad
ddress, typically thee procedure is to
disconnect power from the modeem for approximattely one minute, theen reconnect the
power. For mo
ore details on this procedure,
refer to your modem’s Useer Guide/Manual or
contact your ISSP.
Default Router IP Addresss: 192.168.10.1
Note: Iff you are not encou
untering any issuess or are not faced with
w one of the casees
describeed above or similarr, it is recommendeed to keep your rou
uter IP address setttings as
default..
/ 255
5.255.255.0
Default Router Network: 192.168.10.0
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
2. Click on Advanced and click on Setup, theen click on LAN Settings.
AN Interface Settingg section, Enter thee router IP addresss settings.
3. In LA
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Setup, then clickk on WAN Settings..
3. In the MAC Address Clone secction, click the MAC
C Clone drop‐down
n list, and select
Enable. Then click
Clone Your PC
C’s MAC Address to copy your compu
uter’s MAC addresss
in the MAC Ad
ddress field.
 IP Address: Enter th
he new router IP address. (e.g. 192.1
168.200.1)
 SSubnet Mask: Enteer the new router subnet mask. (e.g. 255.255.255.0)
Note: The DHCP ad
ddress range will ch
hange automaticallly to your new routter IP
address settings so you do not have to
o change the DHCP
P address range ma
anually
tto match your new router IP address settings.
Note: You can
n also check the DH
HCP Client List for th
he MAC addresses of the devices on
your network, see page 28 or reffer to your computer or device docum
mentation to find th
he
MAC address.
4. To saave changes, click Apply.
4. To save chaanges, click Apply.
Note: You
Y will need to acccess your router management page using
your new rou
uter IP
addresss. (e.g. Instead of using the default htttp://192.168.10.1 your new router IP
addresss will use the follow
wing format using your
new IP addresss
http://((new.ipaddress.herre) to access your router managemen
nt page. You can alsso use
the defa
ault login URL http://tew‐828dru
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Set up the
e DHCP server on your rou
uter
Advanced > Seetup > LAN Settingss
Your router caan be used as a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Prottocol) server to
automatically assign an IP addreess to each computer or device on you
ur network. The
DHCP server iss enabled by defau
ult on your router. If you already havee a DHCP server on
your network,, or if you do not want
to use your router as a DHCP serrver, you can disable
this setting. It is recommended to
t leave this settingg enabled.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
You can
n also view the currrent DHCP clients in the Number of D
Dynamic DHCP Clieents list
under Advanced
> Setup > DHCP Client List.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Setup, then clickk on LAN Settings.
3. Review the DHCP Server settin
ngs. Click Apply to save settings.
Enable or Disable
the DHCP seerver.
 DHCP Server:
 DHCP SStart IP: Changes th
he starting addresss for the DHCP servver range.
(e.g. 19
92.168.10.20)
 DHCP End
E IP: Changes thee ending address fo
or the DHCP serverr range.
(e.g. 19
92.168.10.30)
Note: The
T Start IP and End
d IP specify the ran
nge of IP addresses to automatically
assign to
t computers or deevices on your netw
work.
Time – Enter the DHCP lease tim
me in minutes.
 DHCP Lease
Note: The
T DHCP lease tim
me is the amount off time a computer or
o device can keep
an IP ad
ddress assigned byy the DHCP server. When
the lease tim
me expires, the
computter or device will reenew the IP addresss lease with the DH
HCP server,
otherwise, if there is no atttempt to renew th
he lease, the DHCP server will
realloca
ate the IP address to
t be assigned to another
computer or
o device.
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Set up DH
HCP reservatio
on
Advanced > Seetup > LAN Settingss
DHCP (Dynam
mic Host Configuration Protocol) reserrvation (also called Static DHCP) allow
ws
your router to
o assign a fixed IP address
from the DHCP server IP addrress range to a
specific devicee on your network.. Assigning a fixed IP
I address can allow you to easily
keep track of the
t IP addresses ussed on your netwo
ork by your computters or devices for
future referen
nce or configuration such as virtual seerver (also called port forwarding, seee
“Virtual Server” on page 36) or special
applicationss (also called port triggering,
see
“Special Applications” on page 38).
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Setup, then clickk on LAN Settings.
3. Review the DHCP reservation settings.



Enab
ble – Enable or Disaable the DHCP reseervation.
Comp
puter Name – Enteer a name of the deevice you will assiggn the DHCP
reserrvation. Note: You can click the Comp
puter Name drop‐do
own list to select
from an available comp
puter in the DHCP server
listing, click >>
> to copy the
comp
puter’s host name//IP address informa
ation into the fieldss.
IP Ad
ddress – Enter the IP
I address to assign to the reservatio
on. (e.g.
192.1
168.10.101)
Note: You can click the Computer Name drop‐down
list to seelect from an
availa
able computer in th
he DHCP server listting, click >> to cop
py the computer’s
host name/IP
address in
nformation into thee fields.

MAC Address – Enter th
he MAC (Media Acccess Control) address of the computeer
or neetwork device to asssign to the reservaation. (e.g. 00:11:22:AA:BB:CC)
Note: You can click Clon
ne your PC’s MAC Address
to copy thee current
comp
puter’s MAC addresss into the MAC ad
ddress field.

Copyy your PC’s MAC – To
T copy your curre
ent computer’s MA
AC address to the
field, you can click Copyy.
Click Ad
dd ‐ Saves the reservation.
Note: Click
Clear discards and erases the currrent information.
You will see the new reserrvation added to th
he DHCP Reservations Ready Group. This
T is a
temporrary list until you saave changes by cliccking Apply. You caan continue to add more
DHCP reeservation entries which will appear in this list. Once yo
ou have saved the settings,
the entries will appear under the DHCP Rese
ervations list. You can
c click Reset to clear
the
entries in the list or checkk the Delete option, next to the entry to remove and clicck
Delete.
t DHCP Reservations List,
Under the
You can
n click the
icon
n to edit the reservvation or check thee Delete option nexxt to the
entry to
o remove and click Delete Selected to
o delete the reservvation. You can also
o click
Delete All
A to delete all DH
HCP reservation enttries from the list.
To savee changes when mo
odifying a reservatiion, click Save.
Note: Iff you would like to discard the changees, click Clear.
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Enable/disable UPnP on
o your router
Enablle/disable Ap
pplication Layyer Gateways (ALG)
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > Advvanced Network
Advanced > Firewall > ALG
UPnP (Universsal Plug and Play) allows
devices conn
nected to a networrk to discover each
other and auto
omatically open th
he connections or services
for specificc applications (e.g.
instant messenger, online gamin
ng applications, etcc.) UPnP is enabled on your router byy
default to allo
ow specific applicattions required by your computers or devices
to allow
connections th
hrough your router as they are neede
ed.
You may want to configurre your router to allow computers thee use of specific higgh layer
applicattions or service sesssions to pass throu
ugh. Application Laayer Gateways (ALG
G)
allows you
y to easily enable or disable these applications to passs through your rou
uter.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
d Network.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click Advanced
section , checck the option to en
nable UPnP or unch
heck to disable
3. Under the UPnP
UPnP.
Note: It is reco
ommended to leave this setting enabled, otherwise, you
u may encounter
issues with ap
pplications that utillize UPnP in order allow
the required communication
between your computers or deviices and the Interneet.
Note: Itt is recommended to
t leave these settiings enabled.
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
2. Click on Advanced and click on Firewall, then click on ALG.
ble. Click Apply to save the changes.
3. Revieew the applicationss to enable or disab
 SStreaming Media (RTSP): Allows RTSP
P protocol through
h your router typicaally used
in streaming mediaa applications.
VoIP (SIP): Allows SIP
S protocol througgh your router typically
 SStreaming Media‐V
used in VoIP applicaations
 SStreaming Media‐V
VoIP (H.323): Allow
ws H.323 protocol through your routeer
ttypically used in vid
deo/audio conferen
ncing applications.
 FFile Transfer (FTP): Allows FTP protoccol through your ro
outer used for file transfer
over a network or the
t Internet.
 FFile Transfer (TFTP)): Allows TFTP pro
otocol through yourr router used for file
ttransfer over a netw
work or the Interneet.
 V
VPN IPsec (VPN): Allows
IPsec VPN client connections th
hrough your router.
4. To save chaanges, click Apply.
Note: If you would
like to discard
d the changes, clickk Cancel.
4. To saave changes, click Apply.
Note: Iff you would like to discard the changees, click Cancel.
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Allow/den
ny multicast streaming
Identtify your netw
work on the In
nternet
Advanced > Wireless
(2.4GHz or 5GHz)
Advanced > Setup > Mana
agement
In some cases, applications requ
uire multicast comm
munication (also caalled IP multicast
which is the delivery of informattion to a specific grroup of computers or devices in a
single transmission) typically useed in media stream
ming applications.
m ISPs constantlyy change your hom
me IP address, provviding access to devvices on
Since most
your ho
ome or small office Local Area Network (such as IP Cameeras) from the Inteernet
requires setting up a Dynaamic DNS service and entering the paarameters into this
manageement area. Dynam
mic DNS services allow your router to confirm its locatio
on to the
given Dynamic DNS servicce, thereby providin
ng the Dynamic DN
NS service with the ability
to proviide a virtual fixed IP address for your network. This meaans that even thou
ugh your
ISP is always changing you
ur IP address, the Dynamic
DNS servicce will be able to id
dentify
your neetwork using a fixed
d address—one thaat can be used to vview home IP Cameera and
other devices on your locaal area network.
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
nd click on
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Wireless (2.4GHzz or 5GHz), then an
Advanced.
Note: First,
you will need tto sign up for one of
o the DDNS servicee providers listed in
n the
Server Address
drop‐down
n list.
select the
t option to enable or disable.
3. Next to Multicast‐to‐Unicast Converter,
up for one of the D
DDNS available servvice providers list u
under Server Addrress. (e.g.
1. Sign u
no‐ip.com, etc.)
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
2. Log in
on paage 9).
4. To save chaanges, click Apply.
3. Click on Advanced and click on Setup, theen click on Manage
ement.
Note: If you would
like to discard
d the changes, clickk Cancel.
ngs section. Click Save
Settings to savve settings.
4. Revieew the DDNS Settin
 D
Dynamic DNS Provvider Server: Click the
t drop‐down list Select your DDNS service.
 H
Host Name: Person
nal URL provided to
o you by your Dynaamic DNS service provider
(e.g. www.trendnett.dyndns.biz)
Account: The user name needed to lo
og in to your Dynam
mic DNS service acccount
 A
 P
Password: This is th
he password to gaiin access to Dynam
mic DNS service for which
yyou have signed up
p to. (NOT your rou
uter or wireless nettwork password)
5. To saave changes, click Apply.
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Set your router
date an
nd time
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > Time
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click Time.
3. Review the Time settings. Click Apply to save setttings.
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n choose one of thee following optionss to set the device time and date:
 A
Automatically syncchronize with Interrnet Time Server – Check the Enable NTP
SServer option to seet your router date and time to synchronize with an NTP
(Network Time Prottocol) server addre
ess (e.g. pool.ntp.o
org). Enter the NTP server
aaddress next to Deffault NTP server, (e
e.g. pool.ntp.org). Click
the Time Zone drop‐
down list to select the
t appropriate zo
one and you can op
ptionally change yo
our NTP
SSync period.
Note: NTP serverrs are used for com
mputers and other n
network devices to
synchronize time across an entire network.
the current device time and date
information.
 Time: Displays
 Enable Daylight Saving: Check
the option to
o enable daylight saavings time and sett
the ann
nual range when daaylight saving is acttivated.
 M
Manually set time – Set your router date
and time man
nually in the Date and Time
SSettings section. No
ote: Time is specifieed in 24‐hour form
mat. In addition, you
u can
cclick Synchronize with
w Your Computerr’s Time Settings to copy the time and
d date
ssettings from your computer.
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Create sch
hedules
Advanced > Seetup > Schedule
For additional security control, your
router allows you
y to create schedules to specify a
time period when
a feature on your
router should be activated and deactivated.
Beforee
you use the sccheduling feature on
o your router, enssure that your routter system time is
configured correctly.
n apply a predefined schedule to the following
features:
Note: You can

Wirelless (2.4GHz and 5GHz)

Guest Network

Paren
ntal Control (MAC//IP Filters)

Accesss Control (IP Proto
ocol Filters)

Virtual Server

Speciial Applications

Gamiing
3. Revieew the Schedule seettings. Click Apply to save settings.
 R
Rule Name: Enter a name for the sche
edule you would like to apply.
 D
Day(s)/Select Day(s): Check Select Da
ay(s) to select the d
days in the Select Day(s)
ssection or select All Week to set the schedule
for all dayys.
 A
All Day – 24 Hours – Check the option
n to set the schedu
ule to 24 hours or define
tthe schedule underr Start Time and En
nd Time.
 SStart/End Time: Seelect the start and end
e time you would like the schedulee to
ffollow.
Note: The schedulee defined will definee the time/day the feature will be acttivated.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Setup, then clickk on Schedule.
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Access Control (IP Prottocol Filter)

Advanced > Seecurity > Access Control
Client IP Addresss Range – Enter the
e IP address or IP address
range to ap
pply the
protocol/IP filter. (e.g. 192.168.10.2
20‐192.168.10.20 or
o 192.168.10.20‐
192.168.10.30).
Note: The filter will
w not be applied to
t IP addresses outtside of the range specified.
our network accesss to specific ports
You may wantt to block computeers or devices on yo
(used or requiired by a specific application) to the Internet.
Block a speciffic service or multip
ple services
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Security, then cliick on Access Conttrol.
ol, click the Enable option.
3. Next to Enaable Access Contro
To simp
plify configuration, there is a list of co
ommonly used pre‐‐defined Protocol/IIP Filters
to modiify otherwise, you can choose to man
nually add a new Protocol/IP Filter.

Service – Select Predefined
to selecct from the predefined services listed
d or
select Manually to
t specifically ente
er the TCP or UDP port
p number or porrt range
numbers to blockk. (e.g. 80‐80 or 20
0‐21).
o save the rule.
4. Review the Add Services Block Rule. Click Add to



Rule Enable – Checkingg this option turns on
o the Protocol/IP Filter and
unchecking turns it off.
Rule Naame – Enter a nam
me for the Protocol//IP Filter.
Schedu
ule (Optional) – The
e schedule function
n allows you to deffine a schedule
when th
he access control filter
should be turn
ned on. T To define
e a new schedule,
click Ne
ew Schedule and re
efer to page 33 “ Create
Schedules”. After you have
created
d a new schedule, click
the drop‐down list and the new schedule will be
available for selection. No
ote: Before applying scheduling, pleasse ensure your Tim
me
settingss are configured co
orrect and you havee defined a schedulle. See page 32 to
configu
ure Time Settings an
nd see page 33 “ Create
Schedules” to create a schedulee.
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Block all serviices
Inbou
und Filter
Advanced > Security > Inbound Filter
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
d Filters allows you
u to allow or deny a specific range of IP addresses. You can
Inbound
create a predefined rangee of IP addresses to
o apply to a specificc feature.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Security, then cliick on Access Conttrol.
Y can apply a preedefined inbound filter to the followin
ng features:
Note: You
ol, click the Enable option.
3. Next to Enaable Access Contro

Virtual Server

Gaming

Remote Managem
ment
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
Rule. Click Ad
dd to save the rule..
4. Review the Add All Services Block


er.
2. Click on Access, and clicck on Inbound Filte
Rule Enable – Checkingg this option turns on
o the Protocol/IP Filter and
unchecking turns it off.
Rule Naame – Enter a nam
me for the Protocol//IP Filter.
 Sched
dule (Optional) – The
T schedule functtion allows you to define
a schedule
when
n the access contro
ol filter should be turned on. To define a new schedule,
click New Schedule and
d refer to page 33 “ Create Schedules”. After you have
creatted a new schedulee, click the drop‐do
own list and the new schedule will be
availaable for selection. Note:
Before applyying scheduling, pleease ensure your
Time settings are config
gured correct and you
y have defined a schedule. See pag
ge
32 to
o configure Time Seettings and see pag
ge 33 “ Create Scheedules” to create a
sched
dule.
 Client IP Address Range
e – Enter the IP add
dress or IP addresss range to apply thee
proto
ocol/IP filter. (e.g. 192.168.10.20‐192
2.168.10.20 or 192.168.10.20‐
192.1
168.10.30).
Note: Thee filter will not be applied
to IP addressses outside of the range specified.
Note: In the Block Rule List, you can edit a rule by clicking
A to save the Inbound Filter.
3. Revieew the inbound filtter settings. Click Add
 FFilter Name – Enter a name for the IP
P address range.
 FFilter Action – Select Allow to allow the specified IP add
dress range or Deny to
deny the specified IP address range.
 IP Address ‐ Enter the
t IP address (e.g.. 192.168.1.20‐192
2.168.1.30).
undeer the Edit column
next to the rulle you would like to
o edit. You can also
o delete a rule by cllicking
the Delete collumn next to the ru
ule you would like to
t delete.
undeer
n the Inbound Filteer List, you can editt a rule by clicking
under the Ed
dit
Note: In
column next to the rule yo
ou would like to ediit. You can also dellete a rule by clickin
ng
under
the Delete co
olumn next to the rule
r you would likee to delete.
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Open a de
evice on yourr network to the
t Internet
Virtual Server
This router can provide access to
o devices on your local area network to the Internet
using the Virtu
ual Server, Special Application, metho
od (DMZ NOT recommended).
Advanced > Firewall > Virttual Server
DMZ
Advanced > Fiirewall > DMZ
You may wantt to expose a speciffic computer or deevice on your netwo
ork to the Internett
to allow anyon
ne to access it. You
ur router includes the
t DMZ (Demilitarrized Zone) featuree
that makes alll the ports and servvices available on the
t WAN/Internet side of the router
and forwards them to a single IP
P address (computeer or network device) on your network.
The DMZ featu
ure is an easy way of allowing access from the Internet however, it is a
very insecure technology and wiill open local area network
to greaterr threats from
Internet attacks.
ecommended to usse Virtual Server (aalso called port forrwarding, see
It is strongly re
“Virtual Server” on page 36) to allow
access to you
ur computers or network devices from
the Internet.
(also called port forwarding) allows
you to define specific ports (ussed or
Virtual Server
required by a specific application) and forwaard them to a single IP address (a com
mputer
or devicce) on your networrk. Using this feature is more secure ccompared to usingg DMZ
(see “DMZ” on page 36) in
n which DMZ forwaards all ports insteaad of only specific ports
used byy an application. An
n example would be
b forwarding a porrt to an IP camera
(TREND
Dnet IP cameras deffault to HTTP TCP port
p 80 for remote access web requeests) on
your neetwork to be able to
o view it over the Internet.
To open several
ports please refer
to “Gam
ming” section on paage 39.
Since most
m ISPs constantlyy change your hom
me IP address, to bee able to access thee Virtual
Server port(s)
from the Intternet it is recomm
mended to setup Dyynamic DNS service
(outlineed in Identify Your Network section page 31).
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
omputer or network device (for whicch you are establish
hing a DMZ link) haas
1. Make the co
a static IP ad
ddress. Signing up for a Dynamic DNSS service (outlined in Identify Your
Network secction page 31) will provide identificattion of the router’ss network from thee
Internet.
2. Click on Advanced and click on Firewall, then click on Virtuaal Server.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
2. Log into you
on page 9).
ncheck to disable.
Check the option to the leeft most of the entrry to enable and un
o DMZ.
3. Click on Advvanced and click Fiirewall, then click on
4. Click the DM
MZ Enable drop‐do
own list, and selectt Enable.
5. Enter the IP
P address you assiggned to the computter or network devvice to expose to th
he
Internet.
dd to save settingss.
3. Revieew the virtual serveer settings. Click Ad
 R
Rule Enable – Checck the option to enable the virtual serrver.
 R
Rule Name – Enter a name for the virrtual server.
 IP Address: Enter th
he IP address of the device to forwarrd the port (e.g.
192.168.10.101).
 P
Protocol: Select thee protocol required
d for your device. TCP,
UDP, or Both (TCP
aand UDP).
 P
Public Port – Enter the port number used
to access the device from the In
nternet.
6. To save chaanges, click Apply.
 P
Private Port – Enter the port number required by your device.
Refer to thee
cconnecting device’ss documentation fo
or reference to thee network port(s) required.
Note: The Public Po
ort can be assigned
d a different port nu
umber than the Priivate
Port (also known ass port redirection), however it is recom
mmended to use th
he same
port number for both settings. Please refer to the devicee documentation to
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determine which ports and protocols are req
quired. It is recomm
mended to assign a
static IP
P address to the deevice or use DHCP reservation
to ensu
ure the IP address of
the devvice does not chang
ge.
 Inbound Filter: Select thee defined IP address range to allow acccess. (see “Inboun
nd
Filter” section
on page 35
5).
 Schedu
ule (Optional) – The
e schedule function
n allows you to deffine a schedule
when th
he virtual server sh
hould be turned on
n. To define a new schedule, click New
Schedu
ule and refer to pagge 33 “ Create Scheedules”. After you have created a new
schedule, click the drop‐d
down list and the new schedule will be available for
selectio
on. Note: Before ap
pplying scheduling, please ensure you
ur Time settings aree
configu
ured correct and yo
ou have defined a schedule. See page 32 to configure
Time Seettings and see pag
ge 33 “ Create Scheedules” to create a schedule.
Example: To forward TCP port 80 to your IP
P camera
1. Setup
p DynDNS service (see Identify Your Network
section paage 31).
2. Accesss TRENDnet IP Cam
mera managementt page and forward
d Port 80 (see product
docum
mentation)
3. Makee sure to configuree your network/IP camera
to use a staatic IP address.
Note: You
Y may need to refference your camera documentation on configuring a sttatic IP
addresss.
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
4. Log in
on paage 9).
5. Click on Advanced and click on Firewall, then click on Virtuaal Server
to enable th
he Virtual Server.
6. Check the Rule Enable option
7. Next to IP Address, enter the IP address assigned
to the cam
mera. (e.g. 192.168
8.10.101)
8. Next to Protocol, make sure TCP is selecte
ed in the drop‐dow
wn list.
10. The Private Port and Public
Port, enter port
p number 80 is cconfigured for both
settin
ngs.
11. To save
the changes, click
Add.
Server List, you
y can edit a rule by clicking
under
the Edit
Note: In the Virtual
column next to
o the rule you wou
uld like to edit. You can also delete a rule
r by clicking
under the
t Delete column next to the rule you would like to deleete.
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Special Appliccations
Advanced > Fiirewall > Special Ap
pplications
Application ru
ules (also called porrt triggering) is typically used for online gaming
applications or communication applications
that reequire a range of ports
or several
ports to be dyynamically opened on request to a deevice on your network. The router willl
wait for a requ
uest on a specific port
p or range of ports (or trigger port//port range) from a
device on your network and oncce a request is dete
ected by your routeer, the router will
forward a singgle port or multiple
e ports (or incoming port/port range) to the device on
your network.. This feature is nott typically used as most devices and routers
currently
use UPnP (Uniiversal Plug and Plaay) to automatically configure your ro
outer to allow
access for app
plications. See “Enaable/disable UPnP on your router” on
n page 30.
Note: Please refer
to the device documentation
to determine if your device
supports
UPnP first, beffore configuring this feature.
Match Port: Enter tthe ports or port raange to be forward
ded to the device. (e.g.
 M
2000‐2038,2200‐22
210).
 TTrigger Protocol (Trigger): Select the trigger port protoccol requested by th
he
device. TCP, UDP, or
o Any.
 TTrigger Port: Enter the port requested
d by the device. (e.g. 554‐554 or 6112
2‐6112).
 SSchedule (Optional) – The schedule function allows you
u to define a schedule
when the port triggger should be turne
ed on. To define a new schedule, clickk New
SSchedule and referr to page 33 “ Creatte Schedules”. Afteer you have created
d a new
sschedule, click the drop‐down list and
d the new schedulee will be available for
sselection. Note: Beffore applying sched
duling, please ensu
ure your Time settin
ngs are
cconfigured correct and
a you have defin
ned a schedule. Seee page 32 to config
gure
TTime Settings and see
s page 33 “ Creatte Schedules” to crreate a schedule.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Firewall, then cliick on Special Appllications.
ort Triggering drop‐‐down list, and seleect Enable. Then click Apply.
3. Click the Po
ettings. Click Add to
o save settings.
4. Review the application rule se
nable and uncheckk to disable.
Check the option to the left mosst of the entry to en
nable – Check the option
to enable th
he port trigger rule.
 Rule En
Note: In
n the Rule List, you
u can edit a rule by clicking
und
der the Edit column
n next to
the rulee you would like to edit. You can also delete a rule by cliccking
Delete column
next to thee rule you would likke to delete.
underr the
 Rule Naame – Enter a nam
me for the port triggger rule.
 IP Addrress: Enter the IP address of the devicce to forward the port
p (e.g.
192.168
8.10.101).
 Match Protocol: Select th
he protocol for the firewall ports requ
uired for your devicce.
TCP, UD
DP, or Any (TCP and UDP).
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Gaming
Advanced > Fiirewall > Gaming
Gaming allowss you to define mu
ultiple ports (used or
o required by a sp
pecific application or
game) and forrward them to a sin
ngle IP address (a computer
or devicee) on your networkk.
Using this featture is more securee compared to usin
ng DMZ (see “DMZ” on page 36) in
which DMZ forwards all ports insstead of only speciific ports used by an application. Sincce
most ISPs constantly change you
ur home IP addresss, to be able to acceess the Virtual
Server port(s) from the Internet it is recommended
d to setup Dynamicc DNS service (see
“Identify your network over the Internet” section on
o page 31).
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Security, then cliick on Gaming.
o save settings.
3. Review the virtual server settiings. Click Apply to
 Rule En
nable – Check the option
to enable th
he gaming rule.
 Rule Naame – Enter a nam
me for the gaming rule.
n the Rule List, you
u can edit a rule by clicking
Note: In
und
der the Edit column
n next to
the rulee you would like to edit. You can also delete a rule by cliccking
Delete column
next to thee rule you would likke to delete.
underr the
 IP Addrress: Enter the IP address of the devicce to forward the ports
(e.g.
192.168
8.10.101).
 TCP Porrts to Open: Enter the TCP port you would
like to set.
 UDP Po
orts to Open: Enterr the UDP port you would like to set.
Note: Please refer to the device documenttation to determinee which ports and
proto
ocols are required. You should assign a static IP address to the device or
use DHCP
reservation to
o ensure the IP add
dress of the device
e does not change.
 Inbound Filter: Select thee defined IP address range to allow acccess. (see “Inboun
nd
Filter” section
on page 35
5).
 Schedu
ule (Optional) – The
e schedule function
n allows you to deffine a schedule
when th
he gaming rule sho
ould be turned on. To define a new scchedule, click New
Schedu
ule and refer to pagge 33 “ Create Scheedules”. After you have created a new
schedule, click the drop‐d
down list and the new schedule will be available for
selectio
on. Note: Before ap
pplying scheduling, please ensure you
ur Time settings aree
configu
ured correct and yo
ou have defined a schedule. See page 32 to configure
Time Seettings and see pag
ge 33 “ Create Scheedules” to create a schedule.
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Allow rem
mote access to
o your routerr managemen
nt page
Add static
routes
Advanced > Seetup > Managemen
nt
Advanced > Setup > Routin
ng
You may wantt to make changes to your router from
m a remote locatio
on such at your
office or anoth
her location while away from your ho
ome.
omputers or devicees on your networkk to
You may want set up yourr router to route co
other lo
ocal networks through other routers. Generally, differen
nt networks can bee
determined by the IP addrressing assigned to
o those networks. Generally
speakingg and for
the casee of an example, yo
our network may have
192.168.10.x IP addressing and another
network may have 192.16
68.20.x IP addressin
ng and because thee IP addressing of these
two nettworks are differen
nt, they are separatte networks. In ord
der to communicatte
betweeen the two separatee networks, static routing
needs to bee configured. Below
w is an
example diagram where routing is needed fo
or devices and com
mputers on your neetwork
to accesss the other netwo
ork.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
etup, then click on Management.
2. Click on Advvanced and click Se
mote Managementt section. Click App
ply to save settingss
3. Review the setting on the Rem
 Remote
e Control (via Interrnet): Click the dro
op‐down list and se
elect Enable to
enable remote managemeent or Disable to disable
remote man
nagement.
 Remote
e Port: Enter the port to assign remote access to the ro
outer. It is
recomm
mended to leave th
his setting as 8080.
Note: Iff you have configurred port 8080 for another
configuratiion section such as
virtual server
or special ap
pplication, please change
the port to use.
(Recom
mmended port rang
ge 1024‐65534)
Note: Configuring
this fea
ature assumes that you have some geeneral networking
knowled
dge.
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on pagee 9).
2. Click on Advanced and click on Setup, theen click on Routing.
settings.
3. Revieew the Routing section. Click Add to save
 D
Destination IP Address: Enter the IP network
address off the destination network
ffor the route. (e.g. 192.168.20.0)
 D
Destination IP Netm
mask: Enter the su
ubnet mask of the destination
networrk for
tthe route.(e.g. 255..255.255.0)
 G
Gateway: Enter thee gateway to the destination networkk for the route.
(e.g.
192.168.10.2)
 M
Metric: Enter the metric
or priority off the route. The meetric range is 1‐15, the
lo
owest number 1 beeing the highest prriority. (e.g. 1 )
 Interface – Select the interface to asssign the route.
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Note: Configuring
this fea
ature assumes that you have some geeneral networking
knowled
dge.
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
2. Click on Advanced and click on Setup, theen click on Routing.
o save settings.
3. Revieew the Routing section. Click Apply to
T delete a route,
When adding static routes, they will appear in the Static Route List. To
check the box in the No. column
n to select which ro
outes to delete, theen click Delete.
 EEnable RIP: Click th
he drop‐down list to enable or disablee RIP dynamic routting
protocol.
 R
RIP mode: Depending on which RIP ve
ersion dynamic rou
uting protocols you
ur other
rrouting devices sup
pport, click the app
propriate version v1
1 or v2.
Note: If selecting RIIP v2, this requires basic password au
uthentication betw
ween
rrouting devices usin
ng this protocol. Th
he password must m
match on all routin
ng
devices connected iin order successfullly exchange routing
g information.
Enable Dyynamic Routin
ng
Advanced > Seetup > Routing
You may wantt set up your router to route compute
ers or devices on your
network to
other local nettworks through other routers. Generrally, different netw
works can be
determined byy the IP addressingg assigned to thosee networks. Generaally speaking and fo
or
the case of an example, your nettwork may have 19
92.168.10.x IP addrressing and anotheer
network may have 192.168.20.x IP addressing and because the IP add
dressing of these
two networks are different, theyy are separate netw
works. In order to communicate
between the two
t separate netw
works, static routingg needs to be configured. Below is an
example diagrram where routing is needed for deviices and computers on your network
to access the other
network. If you
y have other routing devices that su
upport dynamic
routing protoccol, you can enablee these routing pro
otocols on your rou
uter to learn and
automatically generate the routees needed between these networks.
You can
n also view the currrent routing table under
Routing Table.
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Using Extternal USB Storage
hrough the networrk when a USB
Your router’s USB port can be ussed to share files th
storage devicee is connected on the
t back USB port. The router supporrts both FTP and
SAMBA (SMB)) filing sharing prottocols.
Samba Server
Advanced > USB > File Sha
aring Server
ows you to access sshared files through
h your
SMB (Saamba) is a networkk protocol that allo
network. In order to sharee files, you will nee
ed to plug in a USB storage device on the USB
port on the back of the ro
outer.
Note: For secu
urity purposes, the USB SMB and FTP settings on your ro
outer are disabled
by default. You
u will need to enab
ble these settings in
n orders to allow access to your USB
storage devicees.
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
Note: For secu
urity purposes, the default USB SMB and
a FTP admin passsword is configured
to the same prredefined passworrd used to log into your
router manag
gement page.
2. Click on Advanced and click on USB, then click on File Sharin
ng Server.
Information
n section. Click App
ply to save settings.
3. Revieew the setting on Server
File Sharin
ng Server
DLNA Server
Advanced > USSB > File Sharing Seerver
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
o File Sharing Servver.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on USB, then click on
3. Check the Enable
option to en
nable the DLNA serrver and click Applyy.
4. All DLNA co
ompliant client devices such PS3, mob
bile phone, etc. be able to easily
discover and access
files on the USB storage througgh DLNA compliant protocols.
 SSamba (SMB) Serveer: Select enable or disable for the feeature.
 SServer Name: You can
c change the nam
me of your server which
will be the n
name
yyou will when accessing your USB storage device. (Notee: You can also acceess the
USB storage using the
t router IP addreess)
 W
Workgroup: Enter the
t workgroup nam
me. It is recommen
nded to keep the sttandard
default “WORKGRO
OUP”. If you changee this setting, you w
will need to changee the
workgroup name on all computers in your network thatt are allowed accesss to the
USB storage in ordeer to discover it automatically. Otherw
wise, you will need
d to
aaccess the server by IP address.
 D
Description (option
nal): Enter a description of the serverr.
ed for your File Shaaring (SMB) Server. Click
4. Revieew the administrator settings require
Applyy to save settings. A
Administrator will have read and writte access to files. To
define user accounts co
ontinue to the next step.
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Note: For secu
urity purposes, the default administra
ator user name and
d password are set
to your pred
defined user name and password settting to access the router managemen
nt
page.
if your computer cannot discover
the USB sttorage automatically, you
Under Windows®,
can access these files under your network map
m or by typing \\<\\usb_A1
(ex. \\192.168.10.1\usb_A
A1) on your browse
er’s or file explorerr address bar. Pleasse
follow the
t below steps to configure the routter’s SMB settings
ame: Enter the useer name to be used
d to access your filees.
 User Na
 Passwo
ord: Enter the password for the user name.
Re‐type Passsword to confirm..
5. Review the User Account List section. Click Add to add the account.
 User Na
ame: Enter the useer name to be used
d to access your filees.
 Passwo
ord: Enter the password for the user name.
 Permisssion: Select the permission you will grant
to the user. You
Y can allow the
user Re
ead Only or Read‐W
Write access to the
e USB storage.
Under Window
ws®, you can accesss the USB storage device on your com
mputer under
Computer > Network
> USBSHA
ARE > usb_A1.
Note: Your com
mputer will only bee able to automaticcally discover the USB
U storage if you
are set to a wo
orkgroup under thee default name “W
WORKGROUP”. Yourr computer will nott
be able to auttomatically discoveer the USB storage device
if under a do
omain or different a
workgroup na
ame.
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4. Revieew the User Account List section. Clicck Add to add the account.
Advanced > USSB > FTP
FTP (File Transsfer Protocol) is used to access shared files through thee Internet. In order
to share files, you will need to pllug in a USB storagge device on the USSB port on the backk
of the router.
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
o FTP Server.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on USB, then click on
FTP server. Cliick Apply to save
3. Review the administrator setttings required for your
settings
User Name: Enter the
t user name to be
b used to access your files.
 U
 P
Password: Enter th
he password for the
e user name.
 P
Permission: Select the permission you
u will grant to the user.
You can allow
w the
user Read Only or R
Read‐Write accesss to the USB storage.
DNS service (outlin
ned in Identify Yourr Network section pg.39)
Signing up for a Dynamic D
will provide identification of the router’s nettwork from the Internet. You can acccess your
shared files over the Interrnet by typing ex.ftp:// or
ftp://myDDNSservice in yo
our web browser or
o file explorer address bar. You can access
your share files locally by typing ftp:// in your web browsser or
file explorer address bar.
n find your router’ss WAN IP address settings
under Adva
anced > Administra
ator >
You can
Status.
 FTP Serrver: Select enable or disable for the feature.
 Authen
ntication: Selectingg Enable will requirre user name and password
authenttication in order to
o access the USB sttorage using FTP. Selecting Disable will
disable the user name and
d password authen
ntication requiremeent for access the
USB sto
orage which can be
e access anonymou
usly.
 Access From Internet: Sellecting Enable will allow access to the
e USB storage using
FTP oveer the Internet (WA
AN) and local (LAN)) networks. Selecting Disable will
disable FTP access over th
he Internet and allo
ow LAN access onlyy.
 File Serrver Codepage: Defines which characcter set to use when transferring dataa
using FTTP. It is recommen
nded to leave these
e settings as default “Western
European”.
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Router Maintenance
e & Monito
oring
Route
er Default Setttings
Reset you
ur router to faactory defaultts
Ad
dministrator User Name
ad
dmin
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > Setttings Managementt
Ad
dministrator Passw
word
You may wantt to reset your routter to factory defau
ults if you are enco
ountering difficultiees
with your routter and have attem
mpted all other trou
ubleshooting. Befo
ore you reset your
router to defaaults, if possible, yo
ou should backup your
router configu
uration first, see
“Backup and restore
your routerr configuration setttings” on page 46.
Please refer to stickeer or device
label
Ro
outer Default URL
htttp://tew‐828dru
Ro
outer IP Address
19
92.168.10.1
Ro
outer Subnet Maskk
25
55.255.255.0
DH
HCP Server IP Rangge
19
92.168.10.101‐192
2.168.199
Wiireless 2.4GHz & 5GHz
En
nabled
Wiireless 2.4GHz Nettwork
Naame/Encryption
Please refer to stickeer or device
label
Wiireless 2.4GHz & 5GHz Guest
Neetwork
Diisabled
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
USSB SMB & FTP Settings
Diisabled
USSB SMB & FTP Userr Name
Saame as Administrattor
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click on Settings Management.
USSB SMB & FTP Passsword
Saame as Administrattor
o methods that can
n be used to reset your
router to facto
ory defaults.
There are two
 Reset Button
– Located on the side panel off your router, see “Product
“
Hardwaree
Featurees” on page 2. Use this method if you
u are encountering difficulties with
accessing your router man
nagement page.
OR
 Router Management Pagge
3. Next to Resset to Factory Defaault Settings and Re
eset, click Load De
efault. When
prompted to
o confirm this actio
on, click OK.
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Backup an
nd restore your router con
nfiguration se
ettings
Reboot your route
er
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > Setttings Managementt
Advanced > Administratorr > Settings Manag
gement
You may havee added many custo
omized settings to your router and in
n the case that you
need to reset your router to defaault, all your customized settings would be lost and
would requiree you to manually reconfigure
all of yo
our router settingss instead of simply
restoring from
m a backed up routeer configuration file.
router if you are
a encountering difficulties with your router
You may want to restart your
and havve attempted all otther troubleshootin
ng.
To backup you
ur router configura
ation:
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click on Settings Management.
3. Next to Exp
port Settings sectio
on and Export, clickk Export.
There are two methods th
hat can be used to restart your routerr.
 TTurn the router offf for 10 seconds using the router On//Off switch located
d on the
rear
panel of your router
or disconnecting the power po
ort, see “Product
Hardware
Featuress” on page 2.
U this method if you are encounterring difficulties with
Use
h accessing your ro
outer
management
page. This is also known
n as a hard reboot or power cycle.
OR
 Router
Manageme
ent Page – This is also known as a softt reboot or restart..
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
4. Depending on your web brow
wser settings, you may
m be prompted to
o save a file (speciffy
the location
n) or the file may bee downloaded auto
omatically to the web
w browser
settings deffault download fold
der. (Default Filenaame: TEW‐828DRU_
U_config.bin)
ment.
2. Click on Advanced and click on Administrator, then click on Settings Managem
3. Next to System Reboott, click Reboot.
ur router configura
ation:
To restore you
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click on Settings Management.
3. Next to Imp
port Settings sectio
on and Settings File
e Location, click Brrowse.
4. Wait for the device to rreboot.
4. A separate file
f navigation window should open.
5. Select the router configuration file to restore and click Import. (De
efault Filename:
TEW‐828DR
RU_config.bin). If prompted, click Yes or OK.
6. Wait for thee router to restore settings.
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Upgrade your
router firmware
Advanced > Seetup > Firmware
TRENDnet may periodically releaase firmware upgraades that may add features or fix
problems asso
ociated with your TRENDnet
router model
and version. To check if there iss
a firmware up
pgrade available forr your device, please check your TREN
NDnet model and
version using the
t link. http://ww
ww.trendnet.com/d
downloads/
In addition, it is also important to verify if the latesst firmware version
n is newer than thee
one your router is currently runn
ning. To identify the firmware that is currently loaded on
your router, lo
og in to the router, click on the Admin
nistrator section an
nd then on the
Status. The firmware used by the
e router is listed att the top of this pagge. If there is a
newer version
n available, also revview the release no
otes to check if theere were any new
features you may
m want or if any problems were fixxed that you may have been
experiencing.
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
Firmware.
2. Click on Advanced and click Setup, then click
b browser, in the Upload
Firmware section, click Browsse or
3. Depeending on your web
Choose
e File.
o your computer where
the unzippeed firmware file (.bin) is
4. Naviggate to the folder on
locateed and select it.
e firmware to your computer.
1. If a firmwarre upgrade is availaable, download the
d, click Yes or OK.
5. Click Apply. If prompted
our computer.
2. Unzip the file to a folder on yo
Please note
e the following:
 Do not interrupt the firmw
ware upgrade proccess. Do not turn offf the device or
press th
he Reset button du
uring the upgrade.
 If you are
a upgrade the firm
mware using a lapttop computer, ensu
ure that the laptop
is conneected to a power source
or ensure th
hat the battery is fu
ully charged.
 Disablee sleep mode on yo
our computer as this may interrupt th
he firmware upgrad
de
processs.
 Do not upgrade the firmw
ware using a wireless connection, onlyy using a wired
networrk connection.
 Any interruptions during the
t firmware upgraade process may permanently
damagee your router.
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Allow/den
ny ping reque
ests to your ro
outer from th
he Internet
Wirelless Client Lisst
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > Advvanced Network
Advanced > Wireless (2.4G
GHz or 5GHz) > Station List
To provide additional security, you may want to dissable your router from
responding to
ping or ICMP (Internet
Control Message
Protocol) requests
from the Internet. A ping is
network comm
munication test to check if a device with
w IP address is allive or exists on thee
network. By disabling this featurre, you can conceal your router’s IP address and
existence on the
t Internet by den
nying responses to ping requests from
m the Internet. You
can additionallly use this feature as a tool for troub
bleshooting purposes
n view the list of acctive wireless devicces currently conneected to your routeer.
You can
1. Log in
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
on paage 9).
click on Statio
on List
2. Click on Advanced and click on Wireless (2.4GHz or 5GHz), then
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
nced Network.
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click on Advan




MAC Address: The current MAC addrress of your 2.4GHzz wireless client.
Mode:
Displays thee 802.11 mode asso
ociated with the client.
Rate:
Displays the estimated
data rate established with the client.
Signal:
Displays thee estimated signal strength
associated
d with the client.
AN Ping, Click the WAN
W Ping Respond
d drop‐down list an
nd Enable to allow
3. Next to WA
your router to
o respond to ping reequests from the Internet. You can also choose Disablee
to block WAN ping requests from
m the Internet
4. To save chaanges, click Apply.
Note: If you would
like to discard
d the changes, clickk Reset.
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Check the
e router system informatio
on
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > Stattus
You may wantt to check the systeem information of your router such as
a WAN (Internet)
connectivity, wireless
and wired network settings, router MAC addreess, and firmware
version.
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
1. Log into you
on page 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click on Statuss
Interne
et Configuration
 C
Connected Type: Displays
the currentt WAN connection type applied.
 WAN
W IP Address – The current IP add
dress assigned to yo
our router WAN po
ort or
interface configuration.
 WAN
W MAC Addresss: Displays the currrent WAN MAC add
dress.
 Subnet
Mask ‐ The current subnet maask assigned to you
ur router WAN porrt or
interface configuration.
 Default
Gateway – The current gatew
way assigned to you
ur router WAN porrt or
interface configuration.
y DNS (Domain Na
ame System) Serve
er – The current DN
NS
 Primary/Secondary
address(es)
assigneed to your router port
p or interface configuration.
mation
System Inform
 Firmwaare Version – The current
firmware version your router is running.
 Time: The
T current time seet on your router.
 System
m Up Time – The du
uration your routerr has been running continuously
withoutt a restart/power cycle
(hard or soft reboot) or reset.
 DHCP
WAN Type: These
buttons will be available in DHC
CP WAN type only..
o Renew: Click this option to
o renew your WAN
N IP address.
o Release: Click this option to
t release the WAN
N IP address of you
ur router.
 PPPoE
WAN Type: These buttons willl be available in DH
HCP WAN type onlyy.
o Connectt: Click this option to connect to yourr DSL ISP
o Disconn
nect: Click this optio
on to disconnect frrom your DSL ISP.
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LAN Information
 MAC Address – The curreent MAC address off your router’s wire
eless or interface
configu
uration.
 IP Addrress ‐ Displays yourr router’s current IP address.
 Subnett Mask – Displays your
router’s curren
nt subnet mask.
5GHz Wireless
LAN
 M
MAC Address: The MAC address of yo
our router’s 5GHz w
wireless LAN interfface
configuration.
 Network
Name (SSSID) / Security Mod
de: Displays the current 5GHzprimaryy
wireless
network name and security mode
assigned to your
router.
 Multiple
SSID1 / Se
ecurity Mode: Disp
plays the current 5G
GHz wireless network
name
and security mode of multiple SSID1
assigned to your
router.
 Multiple
SSID2 / Se
ecurity Mode: Disp
plays the current 5G
GHz wireless network
name
and security mode of multiple SSID2
assigned to your
router.
 Guest
Network / Security Mode: Disp
plays the current 5GHz
wireless netw
work
name
and security mode of the guestt network assigned to your router.
2.4GHz Wireless LAN
 MAC Address: The MAC address
of your rou
uter’s 2.4GHz wireless LAN interface
configu
uration.
 Networrk Name (SSID) / Security
Mode: Displays the current 2.4GHzprimary
wireless network name an
nd security mode assigned
to your ro
outer.
he current 2.4GHz wireless
network
 Multiplle SSID1 / Securityy Mode: Displays th
name and
a security mode of multiple SSID1 assigned
to your ro
outer.
 Multiplle SSID2 / Securityy Mode: Displays th
he current 2.4GHz wireless
network
name and
a security mode of multiple SSID2 assigned
to your ro
outer.
 Guest Network
/ Securityy Mode: Displays th
he current 2.4GHz wireless network
name and
a security mode of the guest netwo
ork assigned to you
ur router.
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IPv6 Status
View your router log
Advanced > Ad
dministrator > IPv6
6 Status
Advanced > Administratorr > System Log
You can view the
t current IPv6 status on your route
er.
Your router log can be useed to obtain activitty information on the functionality off your
router or
o for troubleshootting purposes.
1. Log into you
ur router managem
ment page (see “Acccess your router management
page””
on page 9).
nto your router maanagement page (ssee “Access your ro
outer managementt page”
1. Log in
on paage 9).
2. Click on Advvanced and click on Administrator, then click on IPv6 Status
2. Click on Advanced and click on Administrator, then click on System Log.
em Log option to en
nable logging. Then
n click Apply. The logging
3. Check the Enable Syste
play in the log wind
dow.
will disp
Note: Clicking
Refresh willl refresh the page to
t ensure display of
o the most recent logging
informa
ation. Click Clear will
w clear and deletee all of the current logging
information.
ndow
Log Win
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Router Managemen
nt Page Structure

BASIC




Netw
work Status
Wireless
2.4GHz Settinggs & Security
5GHz Settings & Security
Setup
Guest Network
Paren
ntal Control
o MAC/IP Address Filter
o Website Filter
ADVANCEED

Admiinistrator
o Status
o IPv6 Status
o System Log
o Advanced Netw
work
 UPnP
o Settings Management
 Exporrt/Import configuraation
 Resett to factory default
 Reboo
ot
o Time


LAN Settings
 IP Address Setting
 DHCP Server Setting
 DHCP Reservaation
WAN
N Settings
Routing
IPv6
6 Settings
Scheedule
Firm
mware
Man
nagement
 Administratorr Password
 Dynamic DNSS
 Remote Manaagement
DHC
CP Client List
Wizaard


Wiireless 5GHz
Advanced
Multiple SSID
MAC Filter (Wireless)
WPS
Station List
Security
Access Conttrol (IP Protocol Filtter)
Inbound Filtter
Firrewall
Wireless 2.4G
GHz
DMZ
Virtual Serveer
Special Appllications
Gaming
ALG
Advaanced
Multiple SSID
MAC
C Filter (Wireless)
File Sharing Server
WPSS
FTP Server
Station List

USSB
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Technicaal Specifications
Standards









IEEE 802.3
IEEE 802.3u
IEEE 802.3x
IEEE 802.3ab
IEEE 802.11a
IEEE 802.11b
IEEE 802.11g
IEEE 802.11n
(2.4 GHz 600
6 Mbps TurboQA
AM*, 5 GHz up to 450
4 Mbps)
IEEE 802.11ac
(draft 2.0
0, up to 1300 Mbpss)
Hardware Inte
erface








4 x Gigabit LAN ports
1 x Gigabit WAN port
1 x USB 3.0 (Storage FTP, Samba, Printing))
1 x USB 2.0 (Storage FTP, Samba, Printing))
Poweer switch
WPS button
Resett button
LED indicators

Implicit and Expliicit Beamforming
Access Control
 Wireless encryption up to WEP, WP
PA/WPA2‐PSK, WPA/WPA2‐RADIUS
 Firewall: NAT, SPI, Virtual Server, Sp
pecial Applicationss, Gaming, DMZ Ho
ost,
allow/deny ping request from interrnet
 ALG: PPTP/L2TP//IPsec VPN Passthro
ough, Telnet, POP3
3/SMTP/TFTP/FTP//RTP/SIP
Passthrough
 Parental (Access)) Controls: MAC, URL, IP Filter
 OpenVPN supporrt
Qualityy of Service
 WMM
 Inbound/outbound 5 priority queuees
et Connection Typees
Interne






Dynamic IP (DHCP)
Static IP (Fixed)
PPPoE (Dynamic IP/Static IP)
PPTP (Dynamic IP
P/Static IP)
L2TP(Dynamic IP//Static IP)
IPv6 (Static, Auto
o‐configuration (SLA
AAC/DHCPv6), Linkk‐Local, 6to4, 6rd)
Manage
ement/Monitoringg
Special Featurres








SmarrtConnect automattically groups sloweer and faster AC deevices to separate
WiFi AC bands
Multii‐Language interfacce: English, French, Spanish, German, Russian
Pre‐e
encrypted wireless network
IPv6 support
1 gueest network per band with option for internet access on
nly
Up to
o 2 additional SSIDss per band
Dynamic DNS support for
f dyn.com and no
o‐ip.com,
Samb
ba/FTP server supp
port







Local/remote weeb based managem
ment
Upgrade firmwarre
Backup/restore configuration
Internal logging
Reboot
Restore to factorry defaults
Ping test
Routingg

Static
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Frequency


2.412
2 ‐ 2.462 GHz
5.180
0 – 5.825 GHz
Modulation
 802.1
11b: CCK, DQPSK, DBPSK
 802.1
11a/g: OFDM with BPSK, QPSK and 16
6/64‐QAM
 802.1
11n: BPSK, QPSK, 16‐QAM,
64‐QAM, 256‐QAM with OFD
DM
 802.1
11ac: OFDM with BPSK,
QPSK and 16//64/256‐QAM
Media Access Protocol

Dimenssions

240 x 170 x 45 mm (9.45 x 6.69 x 1.8 in)
Weight

580 g (20.4 oz.)
*Maximum wireless signal raates are referenced from IEEE 802.11 theoretical specification
ns. Actual
data thro
oughput and cover‐aage will vary depending on interference, network
traffic, build
ding
materials and other conditions. For maximum performance of up to 1.3
1 Gbps use with a 1.3
1 Gbps
802.11acc wireless adapter. 802.11n
2.4 GHz Turb
boQAM speeds requires clients with TurboQAM
support..
CSMA
A/CA with ACK
Antenna Gain

2.4 GHz
G : 3 x 3 dBi (maxx.) external / 5 GHzz: 6 x 5 dBi (max.) external
Wireless Chan
nnels


2.4 GHz:
1‐11
5 GHz: 36, 40, 44, 48, 14
49, 153, 157, 161, 165
Power

•

Inputt: 100 – 240 V AC, 50
5 ‐ 60 Hz
Output: 12 V DC, 3.5 A external
power adaapter
Consumption: 18 Wattss max.
Operating Tem
mperature

0 – 40
0 °C (32 – 104 °F)
Operating Hu
umidity

Max. 85% non‐condenssing
Certifications

FCC
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Troublesshooting
Note: Iff you are experienccing difficulties, please contact your co
omputer or operatting
system manufacturer for assistance.
Q: I typed http
p://tew‐828dru in
n my Internet Brow
wser Address Bar, but
b an error
message says “The page cannott be displayed.” Ho
ow can I access the
e router
management page?
Answer:
Access the rou
uter using the default IP address 192..168.10.1.
http://192.168
8.10.1
Q: I am not sure what typ
pe of Internet Acco
ount Type I have fo
or my Cable/DSL
connecttion. How do I find
d out?
Answerr:
Contactt your Internet Servvice Provider (ISP) for the correct info
ormation.
Q: I typed http
p://192.168.10.1 in my Internet Browser Address Bar,, but an error
message says “The page cannott be displayed.” Ho
ow can I access the
e router
management page?
Answer:
1. Check your hardware settings again. See “Routeer Installation” on page
8.
2. Make sure the
t LAN and WLAN
N lights are lit.
3. Make sure your
network adap
pter TCP/IP settingss are set to Obtain an IP address
automatically or DHCP (see the steps
below).
4. Make sure your
computer is connected
to one of
o the router’s LAN ports
5. Press on the
e factory reset buttton for 15 secondss, the release.
Windows 7/8//8.1
a. Go
o into the Control Panel,
click Networrk and Sharing Cen
nter.
b. Click Change Adapter Settings, right‐cliick the Local Area Connection
icon.
en click Propertiess and click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
c. The
d. Then click Obtain an IP address automaatically and click OK.
Windows Vistta
a. Go
o into the Control Panel,
click Networrk and Internet.
b. Click Manage Netwo
ork Connections, rigght‐click the Local Area Connection
icon and
a click Propertie
es.
c. Clicck Internet Protoco
ol Version (TCP/IP
Pv4) and then click Properties.
d. Then click Obtain an IP address automaatically and click OK.
Windows XP//2000
a. Go
o into the Control Panel,
double‐click the Network Conn
nections icon
b. Rigght‐click the Local Area
Connection iccon and the click Properties.
c. Clicck Internet Protoco
ol (TCP/IP) and clicck Properties.
d. Then click Obtain an IP address automaatically and click OK.
Q: The Wizard
does not appear when I acce
ess the router. What should I do?
Answerr:
1. Click on Wizard on the left
l hand side.
2. Near the top of the browser, “Pop‐up bloccked” message maay appear. Right clicck on
the messsage and select Allways Allow Pop‐up
ps from This Site.
3. Disab
ble your browser's pop up blocker.
Q: I wen
nt through the Wizzard, but I cannot get onto the Interrnet. What should I do?
Answerr:
1. Verifyy that you can get onto the Internet with
w a direct conneection into your mo
odem
(meanin
ng plug your computer directly to the
e modem and veriffy that your single
computter (without the heelp of the router) caan access the Interrnet).
2. Poweer cycle your modeem and router. Unp
plug the power to the
t modem and router.
Wait 30
0 seconds, and then
n reconnect the po
ower to the modem
m. Wait for the mod
dem to
fully boot up, and then recconnect the powerr to the router.
3. Contaact your ISP and veerify all the informaation that you havee in regards to your
Internett connection settin
ngs is correct.
Q: I can
nnot connect wirelessly to the routerr. What should I do
o?
Answerr:
1. Doub
ble check that the WLAN
light on the router is lit.
2. Poweer cycle the router.. Unplug the powerr to the router. Waait 15 seconds, then plug
the pow
wer back in to the router.
3. Contaact the manufacturer of your wireless network adapterr and make sure thee
wirelesss network adapter is configured with the proper SSID. The
T preset SSID is
TRENDn
net(model_numberr).
4. To veerify whether or no
ot wireless is enable
ed, login to the rou
uter management page,
click on Wireless.
5. Pleasse see “Steps to improve wireless con
nnectivity” on pagee 20 if you continuee to
have wiireless connectivityy problems.
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Appendix
Note: Iff you are experienccing difficulties, please contact your co
omputer or operatting
system manufacturer for assistance.
How to find your IP address?
Note: Please note
that although the following proccedures provided to
o follow for your
operating systtem on configuring
g your network setttings can be used as
a general guidelinees,
however, it is strongly
recommen
nded that you conssult your computerr or operating
system manuffacturer directly forr assistance on thee proper procedure for configuring
network settin
ngs.
Command Pro
ompt Method
How to configure your neetwork settings to obtain an IP addre
ess automatically or
o use
DHCP?
Note: Please
note that altthough the followin
ng procedures provvided to follow for yyour
operatin
ng system on confiiguring your netwo
ork settings can be used as general gu
uidelines,
howeveer, it is strongly reco
ommended that yo
ou consult your com
mputer or operating
system manufacturer direectly for assistance on the proper proccedure for configurring
networkk settings.
Windows 200
00/XP/Vista/7/8/8
8.1
1. On your keyyboard, press Wind
dows Logo+R keys simultaneously to bring up the Run
dialog box.
Window
ws 7/8/8.1
a. Go into the Control Panel, click Network
and Sharing Center.
2. In the dialogg box, type cmd to
o bring up the comm
mand prompt.
b. Click Change Adapter
Settings, right‐click the Locall Area Connection icon.
3. In the comm
mand prompt, typee ipconfig /all to diisplay your IP address settings.
c. Then click Prop
perties and click Internet Protocol Ve
ersion 4 (TCP/IPv4).
MAC OS X
d. Then click Obtain an IP address automatically
and click OK.
1. Navigate to
o your Applicationss folder and open Utilities.
2. Double‐clickk on Terminal to laaunch the comman
nd prompt.
3. In the comm
mand prompt, typee ipconfig getifadd
dr  to display the wired
or wireless IP address settings.
Note: en0 is tyypically the wired Ethernet
and en1 iss typically the wirelless Airport
interface.
Graphical Metthod
MAC OS 10.6//10.5
1. From the Ap
pple menu, select System
Preference
es.
2. In System Preferences,
from the View menu, sellect Network.
3. In the Netw
work preference window, click a netw
work port (e.g., Etheernet, AirPort,
modem). If yo
ou are connected, you'll
see your IP ad
ddress settings und
der "Status:"
MAC OS 10.4
1. From the Ap
pple menu, select Location,
and then
n Network Preferen
nces.
2. In the Netw
work Preference window, next to "Sho
ow:", select Netwo
ork Status. You'll seee
your network status and your IP address settings displayed.
Window
ws Vista
a. Go into the Control Panel, click Network
and Intern
net.
b. Click Manage N
Network Connections, right‐click thee Local Area Conne
ection
icon and click Pro
operties.
c. Click Internet Protocol
Version (T
TCP/IPv4) and then
n click Properties.
d. Then click Obtain an IP address automatically
and click OK.
Window
ws XP/2000
a. Go into the Control Panel, double‐click the Networrk Connections icon
b. Right‐click the Local Area Connecction icon and the click Properties.
c. Click Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP) and
a click Propertie
es.
d. Then click Obtain an IP address automatically
and click OK.
MAC OSS 10.4/10.5/10.6
a. From the Apple, drop‐down list, select System Prefferences.
b. Click the Netw
work icon.
c. From the Locattion drop‐down list, select Automaticc.
d. Select and view
w your Ethernet co
onnection.
In MAC OS 10.4, from the Show drop‐down llist, select Built‐in
Etherne
et and select the TC
CP/IP tab.
In MAC OS 10.5/10.6, in th
he left column, seleect Ethernet.
e. Configure TCP//IP to use DHCP.
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In MAC 10.4, from the Configure
e IPv4, drop‐down list,
l select Using
DHCP and clickk the Apply Now button.
In MAC 10.5, from the Configure
e drop‐down list, seelect Using DHCP
and click the Apply
button.
In MAC 10.6, from the Configure
e drop‐down list, seelect Using DHCP
and click the Apply
button.
f. Resstart your computeer.
Note: If you arre experiencing diff
fficulties, please con
ntact your computter or operating
system manuffacturer for assistance.
How to find your MAC address??
In Windows 20
000/XP/Vista/7,
Your computeer MAC addresses are
a also displayed in
i this window, how
wever, you can typ
pe
getmac –v to display the MAC addresses
only.
In MAC OS 10.4,
1. Apple Menu
u > System Prefere
ences > Network
2. From the Sh
how menu, select Built‐in
Ethernet.
3. On the Ethe
ernet tab, the Ethe
ernet ID is your MA
AC Address.
In MAC OS 10.5/10.6,
1. Apple Menu
u > System Prefere
ences > Network
How to connect to a wire
eless network usingg the built‐in Wind
dows utility?
Note: Please
note that altthough the followin
ng procedures provvided to follow for yyour
operatin
ng system on confiiguring your netwo
ork settings can be used as general gu
uidelines,
howeveer, it is strongly reco
ommended that yo
ou consult your com
mputer or operating
system manufacturer direectly for assistance on the proper proccedure for connectiing to a
wirelesss network using thee built‐in utility.
ws 7/8/8.1
Window
1. Open
n Connect to a Netw
work by clicking the network icon (
area.
or
) in the nottification
wireless networks, click
the wireless network
you would like to
2. In thee list of available w
connectt to, then click Con
nnect.
4. You may
m be prompted to
t enter a security key in order to con
nnect to the netwo
ork.
5. Enterr in the security keyy corresponding to
o the wireless netw
work, and click OK.
ws Vista
Window
1. Open
n Connect to a Netw
work by clicking the Start Button.
To.
nnect
and then click Con
2. In thee Show list, click Wireless.
3. In thee list of available w
wireless networks, click
the wireless network
you would like to
connectt to, then click Con
nnect.
4. You may
m be prompted to
t enter a security key in order to con
nnect to the netwo
ork.
5. Enterr in the security keyy corresponding to
o the wireless netw
work, and click OK.
2. Select Etherrnet from the list on
o the left.
3. Click the Ad
dvanced button.
3. On the Ethe
ernet tab, the Ethe
ernet ID is your MA
AC Address.
ws XP
Window
1. Rightt‐click the network icon in the notificaation area, then cliick View Available
Wirelesss Networks.
2. In Co
onnect to a Networrk, under Available
e Networks, click th
he wireless networrk you
would like to connect to.
m be prompted to
t enter a security key in order to con
nnect to the netwo
ork.
3. You may
4. Enterr in the security keyy corresponding to
o the wireless netw
work, and click Connect.
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Federal Comm
munication Commiission Interference
e Statement
This equipmen
nt has been tested
d and found to com
mply with the limitss for a Class B digittal
device, pursuant to Part 15 off the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed
to provid
de
reasonable prrotection against harmful interferen
nce in a residentiial installation. Th
his
equipment geenerates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installeed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful in
nterference to radio
communicatio
ons. However, there is no guaranteee that interferencee will not occur in a
particular insttallation. If this eq
quipment does cause harmful interrference to radio o
or
television receeption, which can be
b determined by turning the equipm
ment off and on, th
he
user is encourraged to try to corrrect the interferencce by one of the following measures:




For pro
oduct available in the
t USA/Canada market,
only chann
nel 1~11 can be operated.
Selectio
on of other channels is not possible.
This devvice and it's antennas(s) must not bee co‐located or opeerating in conjuncttion with
any oth
her antenna or trransmitter except in accordance w
with FCC multi‐transmitter
productt procedures.
This devvice is going to bee operated in 5.15~~5.25GHz frequenccy range, it is restricted in
indoor eenvironment only.
Reoriient or relocate thee receiving antennaa.
Increase the separation
n between the equiipment and receive
er.
Conn
nect the equipment into an outlet on
n a circuit differentt from that to whicch
the reeceiver is connecteed.
Consult the dealer or an
n experienced radio/TV technician fo
or help.
ot expressly approved by the party
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications no
or compliance could
d void the user's au
uthority to operatee this equipment.
responsible fo
This device co
omplies with Part 15
1 of the FCC Ruless. Operation is subjject to the followin
ng
two condition
ns: (1) This device may not cause harrmful interference, and (2) this devicce
must accept any
a interference reeceived, including interference that may
m cause undesireed
operation.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Radiation Exp
posure Statement:: This equipment complies
with FCC
C radiation exposure
limits set forth
h for an uncontrolled environment. This
T equipment sho
ould be installed an
nd
operated with
h minimum distance 29cm between the radiator & yourr body.
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Industry Canaada Statement
This device co
omplies with Industtry Canada licensee‐exempt RSS stand
dard(s). Operation is
subject to thee following two con
nditions: (1) this de
evice may not causse interference, an
nd
(2) this device must accept an
ny interference, in
ncluding interferen
nce that may causse
undesired opeeration of the devicce.
Le présent appareil est conform
me aux CNR d'Indusstrie Canada appliccables aux appareils
radio exemptss de licence. L'exploitation est autorissée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1)
l'appareil ne doit pas produiree de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateurr de l'appareil do
oit
accepter tout brouillage radioéleectrique subi, mêm
me si le brouillage est susceptible d'een
compromettree le fonctionnemen
nt.
in the USSA/Canada market,, only channel 1~1
11 can be operated.
For product available
Selection of otther channels is no
ot possible.
Pour les produits disponibles au
ux États‐Unis / Canada du marché, seul le canal 1 à 11
peuvent être exploités.
Sélection
n d'autres canaux n'est
pas possible.
uipement est confforme aux limites d'exposition aux rayonnements IC établies
Cet équ
pour un
n environnement non
n contrôlé. Cet équipement doit être
ê
installé et utillisé avec
un minimum de 29 cm de distance entre la source
de rayonnement et votre corp
ps.
dio transmitter (IC: 6337A‐TEW828D
DRU) has been app
proved by Industryy Canada
This rad
to operate with the anten
nna types listed below with the maximum permissible gain
g and
required antenna imped
dance for each an
ntenna type indiccated. Antenna tyypes not
included
d in this list, havingg a gain greater than the maximum gain
g indicated for that type,
are stricctly prohibited for use with this devicce.
Le préseent émetteur radio
o (IC: 6337A‐TEW828DRU) a été apprrouvé par Industriee Canada
pour fo
onctionner avec les types d'antenn
ne énumérés ci‐d
dessous et ayant un gain
admissible maximal et l''impédance requisse pour chaque type d'antenne. Lees types
d'anten
nne non inclus dan
ns cette liste, ou dont
le gain est supérieur au gain maximal
indiquéé, sont strictement interdits pour l'exp
ploitation de l'émeetteur.
Antenna List:
Antenna Gain
(dBi)
Con
nnector
Cable Loss
True Gain (dBi)
nd it's antennas(s) must not be co‐loccated or operatingg in conjunction witth
This device an
any other an
ntenna or transm
mitter except in accordance
with IC multi‐transmitteer
product proce
edures.
Ant.
Cet appareil et
e son antenne (ss) ne doit pas êtrre co‐localisés ou fonctionnement en
association avvec une autre anten
nne ou transmetteeur.
JO
OYMAX TWF‐1561MP
PXX‐711
Dipole
I‐PEX
3.0
5.0
0.8
1.1
2.2
3.9
OYMAX TWF‐1561MP
PXX‐711
JO
Dipole
I‐PEX
3.0
5.0
0.8
1.1
2.2
3.9
JO
OYMAX TWF‐1561MP
PXX‐711
Dipole
I‐PEX
3.0
5.0
0.8
1.1
2.2
3.9
JO
OYMAX TWF‐1561MP
PXX‐711
Dipole
I‐PEX
5.0
1.1
3.9
OYMAX TWF‐1561MP
PXX‐711
JO
Dipole
I‐PEX
5.0
1.1
3.9
JO
OYMAX TWF‐1561MP
PXX‐711
Dipole
I‐PEX
5.0
1.1
3.9
250 MHz is only fo
or indoor usage to reduce potential fo
or
The device forr the band 5150‐52
harmful interfference to co‐channel mobile satellitee systems.
les dispositifs fonctionnant dan
ns la bande 5150‐5
5250 MHz sont rééservés uniquement
pour une
utilisation à l’intérieur afin dee réduire les risq
ques de brouillage
e préjudiciable au
ux
systèmes de satellites mobiles utilisant les mêmes canaux;
IC Radiation Exposure Statement:
Brand
Model No.
Type
(dB)
2.4GHz 5GHzz 2.4GHz 5GHz 2.4GH
Hz 5GHz
Note: The
T EUT has six an
ntennas of one se
et.
Ant. 1~ Ant. 3 su
upports 2.4GHz WLAN
function a
and 5GHz Band 1 WLAN
function.
A 4~ Ant. 6 supports 5GHz Ban
Ant.
nd 4 WLAN functio
on only.
This equipmeent complies with IC RSS‐102 radiattion exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment. This equipment sho
ould be installed and operated witth
minimum distance 29 cm between the radiator & your
body.
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