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This page is to configure the Dialup port, including Network Provider, username and
password, etc.
Dialup
To setup the parameters for PPP dial-in. Users usually need to set only the basic
parameters and do not need to make changes on the advanced options.
Item Description Default Value
Enable Select to enable PPP dial. Enabled
Shared Connection Select to enable.
Enable—to allow local devices that
linked to the Router to access Internet
through it.
Disable—not to allow local devices that
linked to the Router to access Internet. Enabled
Network Provider
(ISP) Select the local Network Provider to get
service from. Customization
APN (Not applicable
to CDMA 2000
Series.) Enter the APN parameter provided by
the mobile network operator. Please consult your
Network Provider if
needed.
Access Number Enter the access number provided by the
mobile network operator. Please consult your
Network Provider if
needed.
User name Enter the user name provided by the
mobile network operator. Please consult your
Network Provider if
needed.
Password Enter the password provided by the
mobile network operator. Please consult your
Network Provider if
needed.
Network Select
Type Options include: Auto, 2G only, 3G only
Remark: 2G includes GPRS and EDGE;
3G includes UMTS and HSPA Auto
Band Options include: All, GSM 850, GSM
900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, WCDMA
850, WCDMA 900, WCDMA 1900,
WCDMA 2100 All
Static IP Select to enable static IP. (You need to
first request the Network Provider to
open this service for your account.) Disabled
Connection Mode Options include: Always Online, Connect
On Demand, and Manual.
Connect On Demand includes: Triggered
by Data, Triggered by Call, Triggered by
SMS
Always online
Redial Interval To set a length of time over which the
router will redial in case of login failure. 30 Seconds
Show Advanced
Options Select to show advanced options, as are
the following options in this table. Disabled (Below items
are all advanced
options)
Initial Commands Initial commands are used for advanced
network parameter settings, it is
generally not needed to be filled in. Blank
Dial Timeout Set a length of time over which the dial in
will be timeout. (System will reboot on
dial timeout.) 120 Seconds