Tenda w311r Manual

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11N Wireless Broadband Router

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Copyright Statement

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Tenda Technology Co., Ltd. All the products and product

names mentioned herein are the trademarks or

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Contents

5.4 DNS SETTINGS................................. 26

6.1 BASICSETTINGS................................ 27

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#.# 1roduct


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#.- 1ackage Contents

1lease unpack the bo8 and check the following items

>ne "##$%"##$& ireless (roadband

$outer

>ne Duick !nstallation /uide

>ne 1ower Adapter

>ne C50$>3

>ne *8ternal Antenna6only for "##$&7

!f any of listed items are missing or damaged, please

contact the Tenda reseller from whom you purchased

for replacement immediately.

#." L*5 !ndicator and 1ort 5escription

' indicates the power

connects well.

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SYS

hen turns green, blinking indicates the system

runs well.

WPS

hen blinking, it indicates the device is

negotiating with client in 1S mode.

WLAN

ireless signal L*5 indicator. hen turns green,

blinking indicates the wireless function is enabled.

LAN (!"!#!1$

ired local network L*5 indicator. Always >'

indicates it is connected with *thernet deviceE

blinking indicates the device is transmitting

and%or receiving data.

WAN

ide area network indicator. Always >' indicates

it is connected with *thernet deviceE blinking

indicates the device is transmitting and%or

receiving data.

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(ack 1anel Show

Rear Panel :( From L to R)

POWER

The 4ack is for power adapter connection. 1lease

use the included FG 5C power adapter.

WAN

A #3bps *thernet port can be connected with

3>5*3, Switch, $outer and other *thernet device

for !nternet connecting to 5SL 3>5*3, Cable3>5*3 and !S1.

LAN (1! #! "! $

2 #%#3bps *thernet ports can be connected

with *thernet switch, *thernet router and '!C

card.

RESE%

The system reset button. 1ress this button for H

seconds, the settings configured in this device will

be deleted and it will restore the settings to the

default one.

WPS

1ress it for # second, the 1S feature will be

enabled and 1S indicator will be shown blinking.

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Chapter # Product Insta&&ation

-.# Iardware !nstallation

After you unpack the bo8, please follow the steps

below to connect. $TA'T ?se of a different power

adapter could cause damage and void the warranty for

this product.

-. 1lease connect the LA' port of the $outer to the

network adapter of your computer with a cable.

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". 1lease connect your broadband line provided by

your !S1 to the A' port.

2. !nsert the included C50$>3 into the C50$>3 drive,

double click the 9Setup: icon and follow the

instructions to complete the installation. >r you can

enter the $outerJs eb page to configure it. 63ore

details please refer to Chapter ".7

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-.- 'etwork Application 1lan

?sually wireless LA' 'etwork is deployed in a planned

environment where each access point is located in a

steady place with certain wireless coverage area for

communication service. /enerally speaking, it is in the

center of the area to reduce 9dead spot:.

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Chapter " 'o to Login to the

Router

The chapter mainly presents how to enter the $outerJs

eb page. After you have finished the hardware

installation, the following steps will assist you to set

the network configurations for you computer.

".# Iow to Set the 'etwork Configurations

#. >n your computer desktop right click 93y 'etwork

1laces: and select 91roperties:.

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-. $ight click 9Local Area 'etwork Connection: and

select 91roperties:.

". Select 9!nternet 1rotocol 6TC1%!17: and click

91roperties:.

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".- Login to the $outer

#. To access the $outerJs eb0based interface, launch

a web browser such as !nternet *8plorer or


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Chapter )uic* Setup +uide

This chapter deals with how to access the !nternet

;uickly. 1lease follow this guide to connect your

$outer to the !nternet.

2.# Setup izard

Iere is the 9elcome to Setup izard: for configuring

your $outer ;uickly. Click 9'e8t:.

!n this screen, select one mode of your !nternet

connection you use. !f you are not clear, press the

95etect: button or contact your !nternet Service

1rovider, and click 9'e8t:.

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A,SL -irtua& ,ia&.up (-ia PPPoE$

*nter the Account and 1assword provided by your !S1,

and click 9'e8t:.


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Static IP

!n this screen, fill the network address informationfrom your !S1 in the !1 Address, Subnet 3ask,

/ateway and 1rimary 5'S server fields and click

9'e8t:.

/or e0amp&e

!S1 provides the following TC1%!1 parameters asfollows

!1 Address #F-.#+.#.-

Subnet 3ask -.-.-.

/ateway #F-.#+.#.#

1rimary 5'S Server #F-.#+.#.-

Alternate 5'S Server --.F.#"2.#""

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Click 9Save: to complete the setup wizard. The $outer

will record the settings you made. To activate the

settings, it is recommended to select 9$eboot the

$outer: from 9System Tool: of the left menu. !t is

rebooting now, please wait for a few minutes and 5>

'>T power off it.

Click the 9System Status: in the left menu of the eb0based ?tility to find out the current network and

system information. !f the 9Connection Status: is

9Connected:, Congratulations you on completing the

$outerJs basic settings. Mou are on the !nternet now. !f

you want to configure more, please proceed to the

following e8planations for Advanced Settings.

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Chapter 2 Ad3anced Settings

.# LA' Settings

LA' Settings are for the basic TC1%!1 parameters of

LA' ports.

4AC Address The $outerJs physical 3AC

address as seen on your local network, which is

unchangeable.

IP Address The $outerJs LA' !1 addresses 6not

your 1CJs !1 address7. #F-.#+..# is the default

value.

Su5net 4as* !tJs shown the $outerJs subnet

mask for measurement of the network size.-.-.-. is the default value.

I4POR%AN%

>nce you modify the !1 address, you need to

remember it for the eb0based ?tility login ne8t time.

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.- A' Settings

After you have selected the !S1 connection type in9Setup izard: and you want to modify the related

settings, here you can modify and configure the

settings in details.

-irtua& ,ia&.up (PPPoE$

Connection 4ode Show your current

connection mode.

Account*nter them provided by your !S1.

Passord*nter them provided by your !S1.

4%6 3a8imum Transmission ?nit. !t is the sizeof largest datagram that can be sent over a

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Static IP

!f your connection mode, static !1 is chosen, you can

modify the following addressing information.

IP Address Iere enter the A' !1 address

provided by your !S1.

Su5net 4as* *nter the A' Subnet 3ask

here.

+ateay*nter the A' /ateway here.

Primary ,NS Ser3er *nter the 1rimary 5'Sserver provided by your !S1.

Secondary ,NS Ser3er *nter the secondary

5'S.

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." 3AC Address Clone

This page is for the $outerJs 3AC address to A'.

Some !S1s re;uire end0userNs 3AC address to access

their network. This feature copies the 3AC address of

your network device to the $outer.

4AC AddressThe 3AC address to be registered

with your !nternet service provider.

C&one 4AC Address $egister your 1CNs 3AC

address.

Restore ,e7au&t 4AC Address $estore to the

default hardware 3AC address.

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.2 5'S Settings

5'S is short for 5omain 'ame System 6or Service7,an !nternet service that translate domain names into

!1 addresses which are provided by your !nternet

Service 1rovider. 1lease consult your !nternet Service

1rovider for details if you do not have them.

,NS Click the checkbo8 to enable the 5'S

server. The $outerJs 5IC1 sever will answer the

clientJs re;uests and distribute 5'S address.

Primary ,NS Address *nter the necessary

address provided by your !S1.

Secondary ,NS Address *nter the second

address if your !S1 provides, which is optional.

Notice

After the settings are completed, reboot the

device to activate the modified settings.

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Chapter 8 Wire&ess Settings

.# (asic Settings

Ena5&e Wire&essCheck to enable the $outerJs

wireless featuresE uncheck to disable it. Mou can

also press the LA'%1S button to turn on%off

the wireless function.

Netor* 4ode Select one mode from the

following. The default is ##b%g%n mode.

115 mode Allow the wireless client to connect

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with the device in ##b mode at the

ma8imum speed of ##3bps.

11g mode Allow the ##g%##n0compliant client

device to connect with the A1 at

the ma8imum speed of 23bps.

1159g mode Allow the ##b%g0compliant client

device to connect with the A1 with

auto0negotiation speed, and ##n

wireless client to connect the

device with ##g speed.

1159g9n modeAllow ##b%g%n0compliant client

device to connect with the A1 with

auto0negotiation speed.

4ain SSI,SS!5 6Service Set !dentifier7 is theuni;ue name of the wireless network. This device

has two SS!5 and the main SS!5 is necessary.

:roadcast (SSI,$ Select 9*nable: to enable the

deviceNs SS!5 to be visible by wireless clients.

The default is enabled.

:SSI, (asic Service Set !dentifier of wireless

network. !n !***+-.##, (SS!5 is the 3AC

address of wireless access point.

Channe& Specify the effective channel 6from # to

#"OAuto7 of the wireless network.

E0tension Channe&To increase data throughput

of wireless network, the e8tension channel range

is used in ##n mode.

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Channe& :andidthSelect the channel

bandwidth to improve the wireless performance.

hen the network has ##b%g and ##n clients, you

can select the 23E when it is an ##n network,

select -%23 to improve its throughput.

.- ireless Security Settings

!t is used to configure the A1 networkJs security

setting. Iere presents the common si8 6ten in all7

encryption methods, including 3i8ed *1, 1A0

personal, 1A0enterprise, 1A-0personal, 1A-0

enterprise, etc.

.-.# 3i8ed *1

*1 6ired *;uivalent 1rivacy7, a basic encryption

method, usually encrypts wireless data using a series

of digital keys 62 bits or #-+ bits in length7. (y using

the same keys on each of your wireless network

devices, you can prevent unauthorized wireless

devices from monitoring your transmissions or using

your wireless resources. Select 3i8ed *1 to enter

the following window

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Se&ect SSI,Select the SS!5 6main SS!5 or

minor SS!57 to configure security setting from

the drop0down menu.

Security 4ode


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." Advanced Settings

This section is to configure the advanced wireless

setting of the $outer, including the $adio 1reamble,

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threshold defines the ma8imum transmission

packet size in bytes. The packet will be

fragmented if the arrival is bigger than thethreshold setting. The default size is -"2 bytes.

!t is recommended not to modify this value.

R%S %hresho&d $TS stands for 9$e;uest to

Send:. This parameter controls what size data

packet the fre;uency protocol issues to $TS

packet. The default value of the attribute is -"2.!t is recommended not to modify this value in

S>I> environment.

%= Poer Set the output power of wireless

radio. The default value is #.

W44 Capa5&e!t will enhance the data transfer

performance of multimedia data when theyJrebeing transferred over wireless network. !t is

recommended to enable this option.

APS, Capa5&e !t is used for auto power0saved

service. The default is disabled.

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.2 1S Settings

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one second 61ress the button for about one

second and 1S indicator will be blinking for -

minutes, which means the 1S is enabled.5uring the blinking time, you can enable another

device to implement the 1S%1(C negotiation

between them. Two minutes later, the 1S

indicator will be off, which means the 1S

connection is completed. !f more clients are

added, repeat the above steps. At present, the1S supports up to "- clients access.7

PIN!f this option is enabled, you need to enter

a wireless clientJs 1!' code in the field and keep

the same code in the 1S client.

WPS SummaryShow the current state of i0 4ode The authorization mode

deployed by 1S, generally 1A%1A-0personal

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(SS!5 to establish the connection.

:ridge Mou can wirelessly connect two or more wired

networks via this mode. !n this mode, you need to add

the ireless 3AC address of the connecting device

into the $outerNs A1 3AC address table or select one

from the scanning table.

Repeater 4ode!n this mode, add the opposing 3AC

address into each own A1 3AC address table by

manual or scanner to enlarge and e8tend the wireless

radio.

Encrypt %ype Select one from *1, TK!1, A*S for

security here.

Pass phrase *nter the encrypted key for wireless

devices.AP 4AC !nput the 3AC address of another

6opposing7 wireless router you want to connect.

NO%E

!t is recommended that two wireless routers keep

the same bandwidth, channel number, and

security settings. Apply the settings and reboot

the $outer to activate it.

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.H Connection Status

This page shows wireless clientJs connection status,

including 3AC address, Channel bandwidth, etc. Select

9ireless Setting0connection status: to enter the

following screen

4AC AddressShows current 3AC addresses of

the hosts connecting to the $outer.

:andidth Shows current bandwidth of the

hosts 6wireless client7.

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Chapter @ ,'CP Ser3er

H.# 5IC1 Settings

5IC1 65ynamic Iost Control 1rotocol7 is to assign an

!1 address to the computers on the LA'%private

network. hen you enable the 5IC1 Server, the 5IC1

Server will allocate automatically an unused !1

address from the !1 address pool to the re;uesting

computer in premise of activating 9>btain an !1

Address Automatically:. So specifying the starting and

ending address of the !1 Address pool is needed.

,'CP Ser3er Activate the checkbo8 toenable 5IC1 server.

IP Address Start9End *nter the range of !1

address for 5IC1 server distribution.

Lease %ime The length of the !1 address lease.

/or e0amp&e

!f the lease time is an hour, then 5IC1 server will

reclaim the !1 address each hour.

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H.- 5IC1 List and (inding

The Static !1 assignment is to add a specifically static

!1 address to the assigned 3AC address. Mou can view

the related information in the 5IC1 server list.

IP Address *nter the !1 address which needs to

be bound.

4AC Address *nter the 3AC address of the

computer you want to assign the above !1

address. Click 9Add: to add the entry in the list.

'ostname The name of the computer which is

added a new !1 address.

Lease %ime The left time length of the

corresponding !1 address lease.

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IP Address *nter the !1 address of the 1C

where you want to set the applications.

Protoco& Select the protocol 6TC1%?51%(oth7 for

the application.

,e&ete9Ena5&e Click to check it for

corresponding operation.

We&&.;non Ser3ice Port Select the well0

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installed software that supports ?1n1. ith the ?1n1

function, host in LA' can re;uest the router to process

some special port switching so as to enable hostoutside to visit the resources in the internal host.

Ena5&e 6PnPClick the checkbo8 to enable the

?1n1.

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Chapter %ra77ic Contro&

F.# Traffic Control

Traffic control is used to limit communication speed in

the LA' and A'. ?p to - entries can be supported

with the capability for at most -2 1CsN speed control,

including for !1 address range configuration.

Ena5&e %ra77ic Contro& To enable or disable the

internal !1 bandwidth control. The default is

disabled.

Inter7ace To limit the uploading and

downloading bandwidth in A' port.

Ser3ice To select the controlled service type,

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such as ITT1 service.

IP Starting Address The first !1 address for

traffic control.

IP Ending Address The last !1 address for

traffic control.

6p&oading9,on&oading To specify the traffic

heading way for the selected !1 addresses

uploading or downloading.

:andidth To specify the

uploading%downloading 3in. %3a8. Traffic speed

6K(%s7, which can not e8ceed the A' speed.

App&y To enable the current editing rule. !f not,

the rule will be disabled.

AddAfter edit the rule, click the 9add to list:button to add the current rule to rule list.

App&y Click 9Save: to activate the current rule.

Cance& Click 9Cancel: to drop all setting saved

last time.

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Chapter 1D Security Settings

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/i&ter 4odeClick one radio button to enable or

disable to access the !nternet.

Po&icy Name*nter a name for the access policy

selected.

IP Start9End *nter the starting%ending !1

address.

Port No *nter the port range based over the

protocol for access policy.

Protoco& Select one protocol 6TC1%?51%(oth7

from the drop0down menu.

%imesSelect the time range of client filter.

,ate Select the day6s7 to run the access policy.

/or e0amp&e!f you donJt want the designated computer at !1

address of #F-.#+..# to visit website from +

to#+ everyday without restriction to other

computers, you need to set it as above.

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disable to access the !nternet.

Po&icy Name*nter a name for the access policy

selected. Start9End IP *nter the starting%ending !1

address.

6RL Strings Specify the te8t strings or

keywords needed to be filtered. !f any part of

the ?$L contains these strings or words, the web

page will not be accessible and displayed.

%imes Select the time range of client filter.


Sa3eClick 9Save: to activate the configuration.

/or e0amp&e

!f you donJt want the computer at !1 address of

#F-.#+..## to visit the website contained 9se8: and9game:, you need to set it as above.

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4AC Address*nter the 3AC address you want

to run the access policy.

%imesSelect the time range of client filter.


App&yClick to make the settings go into effect.

/or e0amp&e

!f you want to configure the host with 3AC

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Pre3ent Netor* Attac*Check to enable it for

attack prevention.

#. $emote eb 3anagement

This section is to allow the network administrator to

manage the $outer remotely. !f you want to access

the $outer from outside the local network, please

select the 9*nable:.

Ena5&e Check to enable remote web

management.

Port The management port open to outside

access. The default value is +.

WAN IP AddressSpecify the range of the A'

!1 address for remote management.

Note

#. !f you want to login the deviceJs eb0based

interface via port ++, you need use the format

of A' !1 address port 6for e8ample

http%%-#F.#"2."-.## ++7 to implement

remote login.

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-. !f your A' !1 address starts and ends with

..., it means all hosts in A' can implement

remote eb management. !f you change theA' !1 address as -#+.++.F".""0-#+.++.F".",

then only the !1 addresses as -#+.++.F"."",

-#+.++.F"."2 and -#+.++.F"." can access the

$outer.

/or e0amp&e!f you want to configure the !1 address -#+.++.F".""

to access the deviceJs web interface, please set it as

above.

#. A' 1ing

The ping test is to check the status of your internet

connection. hen disabling the test, the system will

ignore the ping test from A'.

Ignore Ping 7rom WAN

Check to ignore the ping re;uest and give no

reply.

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Chapter 11 Routing Settings

##.# $outing Table

The main duty for a router is to look for a best path

for every data frame, and transfer this data frame to a

destination. So, itJs essential for the router to choose

the best path, i.e. routing arithmetic. !n order to finish

this function, many transferring paths, i.e. routing

table, are saved in the router, for choosing when

needed.

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Chapter 1# System %oo&s

#-.# Time Settings

This section is to select the time zone for your

location. !f you turn off the $outer, the settings for

time disappear. Iowever, the $outer will automatically

obtain the /3T time again once it has access to the

!nternet.

%ime BoneSelect your time zone from the drop0

down menu.

Customi?ed time*nter the time you customize.

Note

hen the $outer is powered off, the time setting

will be lost. (efore the $outer will obtain /3T

time automatically, you need connect with the

!nternet and obtain the /3T time, or set the time

on this page first. Then the time in other features

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6e.g. firewall7 can be activated.

#-.- 55'S

The 55'S 65ynamic 5omain 'ame System7 is

supported in this $outer. !t is to assign a fi8ed host

and domain name to a dynamic !nternet !1 address,

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Restore Setting

Click 9(rowse: button to select the backup files.

Click 9$estore: button to restore previous

settings.

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Re5oot the routerClick this button to reboot the

device.

#-.H 1assword Change

This section is to set a new user name and password

to better secure your router and network.

6ser Name *nter a new user name for the

device.

O&d Passord *nter the old password.

Ne Passord *nter a new password.

Re.enter to Con7irm $e0enter to confirm the

new password.

NO%E

!t is highly recommended to change the password

to secure your network and the $outer.

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#-.+ Syslog

The section is to view the system log. Click the

9$efresh: to update the log. Click 9Clear: to clear all

shown information. !f the log is over # records, it

will clear them automatically.

Re7reshClick this button to update the log.

C&ear Click this button to clear the currentshown log.

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#-.F Logout

After you have finished the settings completely, in

logout page click 9Mes: to logout the web management

page.

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Appendi0 1 +&ossary

Channe&

An instance of medium use for the purpose of passing

protocol data units 615?s7 that may be used

simultaneously, in the same volume of space, with

other instances of medium use6on other channels7 by

other instances of the same physical layer 61IM7,with

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Conversely, #2 and #-+ bit are the same. *1 uses

a common K*M to encode the data. Therefore, all

devices on a wireless network must use the same key

and same type of encryption. There are - methods

for entering the K*ME one is to enter a #0bit I*@

digit. ?sing this method, users must enter a #0digit

number 6for 20bit7 or -0digit number 6for #-+0bit7 in

the K*M field. ?sers must select the same key

number for all devices. The other method is to enter

a te8t and let the computer generate the *1 key for

you. Iowever, since each product use different

method for key generation, it might not work for

different products. Therefore, it is '>T recommended

using.

WPA9WPA# Encryption

A security protocol for wireless networks that builds

on the basic foundations of *1. !t secures wireless

data transmission by using a key similar to *1, but

the added strength of 1A is that the key changes

dynamically. The changing key makes it much more

difficult for a hacker to learn the key and gain access

to the network.1A- is the second generation of 1A

security and provides a stronger encryption

mechanism through Advanced *ncryption Standard

6A*S7, which is a re;uirement for some government

users.

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Appendi0 # )uestions and Ansers

!n this part some ;uestions and problems shown

during the $outerJs usage and installation will be given

suggesting answers. !f your problems are not in the

list, please log into our website www.tenda.cnor send

an *0mail to supportmicrodata.fi, and we will reply

you in the first time.

#. Can not login to the eb interface of the $outer

after you enter the !1 address in the address fieldU

Step # check the $outer if it works well. >nce the

device is powered on for a few seconds, the SMSindicator on the panel will be turned on. !f it is not,

please contact us.

Step - check the network cables if it is good and the

corresponding indicator is 9Always >':. Sometimes,

the indicator is 9Always >':, but it does not mean it

gets through.

$un 91ing: command and check if it can ping the

$outerJs LA' !1 address #F-.#+..#. !f it is >K,

please make sure your browser does not access the

!nternet by pro8y server. !f the ping fails, you can

press the 9$*S*T: button for H seconds to restore to

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default settings. And then repeat the ping operation. !f

it still does not work, please contact us.

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.Iow can ! configure and access the !nternet via

5ynamic !1U

!n Setup izard of the eb utility interface, select

95ynamic !1: connection type and click 9Save: to

activate it. As some !S1s bind the user computerJs

3AC address, you need to clone the $outerJs A'

3AC address to the bind-#ing 1CJs 3AC address.

Select 93AC Address Clone: in 9Advanced Setting: to

input your computerJs 3AC address and click 9Apply:

to activate it.

.Iow to share my computerJs source with other users

in !nternetU

!f you want !nternet users to access the internal

server via the $outer such as e0mail server, eb,


79/79


e8ample, +.

Step !nput the internal serverJs !1 address. !f your

eb serverJs !1 address is #F-.#+..#, please input

it.

Step select the communication protocol used by

your internal host TC1, ?51, !C31.

Step H click 9Apply: to activate the settings.

The following table has listed the well0known

application and service port

Server 1rotocol Service 1ort

*( Server TC1 +

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