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4.1 Before Installation 

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4.2 Installation  

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4.3 Sketch Map  

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5. LOCAL COMPUTER SETUP 

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5.1 Windows 2000 SETUP 

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5.2 Windows XP SETUP 

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6. ROUTERSETUP  

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6.1 Start Internet Explore to Login 

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6.2 PPPoE Configuration  

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6.3 Dynamic IP(Cable Modem...) Configuration 

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6.4 Static IP Configuration  

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6.5 Status 

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6.5.1 WAN Status 

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6.5.2 Wireless Status 

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6.5.3 LAN Status  

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6.6 Basic Setup  

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6.6.1WAN Setup  

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6.6.2 Wireless Setup  

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6.6.3 LAN Setup

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6.6.4 Link Setup / Info  

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6.6.5 Routing Table  

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6.7 System 

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.2 Firmware Upgrade  

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6.7.3 Log 

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6.7.4 Others Configuration  

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6.8 QoS 

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6.8.1Basic Configuration  

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6.8.2 IP QoS 

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6.8.3 Application Programme QoS 

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6.8.4 Ports QoS 

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6.9 NAT 

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6.9.1Application  

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6.9.2 Virtual Server 

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6.9.3 Port Forwarding  

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6.9.4 Port Trigger 

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6.9.5 NAT ON/OFF 

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6.10 Advance Configuration  

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6.10.1 Firewall 

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6.10.2 DDNS 

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6.10.3 Remote Wake-up 

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6.10.4 URL Filtering  

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6.10.5 Remote Management 

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6.10.6 Time Management  

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6.10.7 VPN 

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4.1 Before Installation 

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4.1 Before Installation 

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4.2 Installation  

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4.2 Installation  

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4.3 Sketch Map  

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4.3 Sketch Map  

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5. LOCAL COMPUTER SETUP 

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5. LOCAL COMPUTER SETUP 

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5.1 Windows 2000 SETUP 

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5.1 Windows 2000 SETUP 

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5.2 Windows XP SETUP 

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5.2 Windows XP SETUP 

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6.1 Start Internet Explore to Login 

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6.1 Start Internet Explore to Login 

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6.2 PPPoE Configuration  

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6.2 PPPoE Configuration  

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6.3 Dynamic IP(Cable Modem...) Configuration 

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6.3 Dynamic IP(Cable Modem...) Configuration 

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6.4 Static IP Configuration  

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6.4 Static IP Configuration  

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6.5 Status 

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6.5 Status 

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6.5.1 WAN Status 

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6.5.1 WAN Status 

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6.5.2 Wireless Status 

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6.5.2 Wireless Status 

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6.5.3 LAN Status  

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6.5.3 LAN Status  

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6.6 Basic Setup  

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6.6 Basic Setup  

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6.6.1WAN Setup  

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6.6.1WAN Setup  

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6.6.4 Link Setup / Info  

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6.6.4 Link Setup / Info  

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6.6.5 Routing Table  

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6.6.5 Routing Table  

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6.7 System 

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6.7 System 

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.1 Password  

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6.7.2 Firmware Upgrade  

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6.7.2 Firmware Upgrade  

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6.7.3 Log 

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6.7.3 Log 

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6.7.4 Others Configuration  

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6.7.4 Others Configuration  

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6.8 QoS 

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6.8 QoS 

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6.8.1Basic Configuration  

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6.8.1Basic Configuration  

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6.8.2 IP QoS 

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6.8.2 IP QoS 

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6.8.3 Application Programme QoS 

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6.8.3 Application Programme QoS 

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6.8.4 Ports QoS 

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6.8.4 Ports QoS 

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6.9 NAT 

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6.9 NAT 

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6.9 NAT 

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6.9.1Application  

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6.9.1Application  

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6.9.2 Virtual Server 

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6.9.2 Virtual Server 

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6.9.2 Virtual Server 

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6.9.2 Virtual Server 

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6.9.2 Virtual Server 

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6.9.3 Port Forwarding  

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6.9.3 Port Forwarding  

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6.9.4 Port Trigger 

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6.9.4 Port Trigger 

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6.9.5 NAT ON/OFF 

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6.9.5 NAT ON/OFF 

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6.10 Advance Configuration  

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6.10 Advance Configuration  

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6.10.1 Firewall 

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6.10.1 Firewall 

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6.10.2 DDNS 

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6.10.2 DDNS 

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6.10.3 Remote Wake-up 

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6.10.3 Remote Wake-up 

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6.10.4 URL Filtering  

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6.10.4 URL Filtering  

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6.10.5 Remote Management 

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6.10.5 Remote Management 

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6.10.6 Time Management  

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6.10.6 Time Management  

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6.10.7 VPN 

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6.10.7 VPN 

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Summary of Contents for MC-418A

Page 1: ...U s e r M M a n u a l W W I I R E L E S S R O U T E R MC MC 4 418 18A A MODE COM WIRELESS ROUTER ...

Page 2: ...7 3 Log 38 6 7 4 Others Configuration 39 6 7 4 Others Configuration 39 6 8 QoS 41 6 8 QoS 41 6 8 1Basic Configuration 41 6 8 1Basic Configuration 41 6 8 2 IP QoS 42 6 8 2 IP QoS 42 6 8 3 Application Programme QoS 43 6 8 3 Application Programme QoS 43 6 8 4 Ports QoS 44 6 8 4 Ports QoS 44 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 NAT 45 6 9 N...

Page 3: ...deoconference This manual is the user s guide for MC 418A This manual consists of hardware specification installation guide configuration guide and definition on how to use MC 418A Pls use this manual for your reference First please read the installation guide in chapter 4 note some points when install Second Pls read chapter 6 in order to allow MC 418A to run in corresponding Internet environment Fo...

Page 4: ...Internet at the same time PPPoE ADSL Automatic Disconnection Connection Users can optionally choose automatic disconnection in idle time and connection in access time to save Internet access cost DHCP Server Supported All of the networked computers can retrieve TCP IP settings automatically from this product Static IP address Binding Authorize user to manage and configure PC in LAN in most by bindi...

Page 5: ... Four 10 100Mbps speed Ethernet switch port auto sense cross cable Wireless Parameter Frequency Range 2 412 2 472 GHz Forward Speed 1 2 5 5 11Mbps 802 11b 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54 Mbps 802 11g Opt Channel 14 Data Modulation CCK DQPSK DBPSK OFDM RF Power 16 18dBm Antenna Type 1 2 4Ghz Dipole Antenna 1 2 4Ghz Embedded Antenna Cable UTP100Base TX UTP STP 5 or above standard Control interface Based on We...

Page 6: ...y account and so on If your computer has installed ADSL PPPoE dial up software before the installation of Router please backup your installation software and uninstall your ADSL PPPoE dial up software by Start control panel Add or Remove Programs 4 2 INSTALLATION 4 2 1 Setup WAN connection connect broadband cable xDSL Cable Modem or LAN Leased cable with WAN port of Router 4 2 2 Setup LAN connecti...

Page 7: ...d ensure optimal signal strength Power jack Connect power adapter 7 5V 1 5A Reset Press Reset button Switch the power off on After switching the power on about 5 seconds later RUN LED will flash rapidly then release the button After Router startup all configurations will restore to default configuration rapidly then release the button After Router startup all configurations will restore to default...

Page 8: ...n Users must connect with Router again after configure computer s local ne twork Please make sure your computer setting is as follows Otherwise Router can not be correctly connected Linux and Mac users please setup as follows by relative conference The default configuration of Router is IP address 192 168 0 1 Subnet Masks 255 255 255 0 Users can setup static or dynamic IP configuration 5 1 Windows 20...

Page 9: ...9 4 Double click the Network and Dial up Connection in control panel control panel 5 Click Local area connection Properties Internet protocol TCP IP and Properties ...

Page 10: ...ck Start Run 9 Input cmd then click OK 10 Input ipconfig in Pop up Command window 11 Please make sure your IP is the same with below If same then your configuration is successful or please redo the above steps and restart your computer The IP address is between 192 168 0 2 and 192 168 0 254 The subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 The default gateway is 192 168 0 1 ...

Page 11: ...11 10 Input ping 192 168 0 1 then Enter 11 If you can see Reply from 192 168 0 1 bytes 32 time 2ms TTL 64 then the connection between your computer and Router is completed ...

Page 12: ... of your computer with Router 3 Click Start Setting Panel Control 4 Double click the Network and Internet Connections in control panel 5 Click Network connection local area connection properties Internet protocol TCP IP and Properties 6 Click General Select Select Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address auto matically 7 Click OK ...

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Page 14: ...14 www modecom eu www modecom eu ...

Page 15: ...d window 11 Please make sure your IP is the same with below If same then your configuration is successful or please redo the above steps and restart your computer The IP address is between 192 168 0 2 and 192 168 0 254 The subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 The default gateway is 192 168 0 1 ...

Page 16: ...puter and IP router is completed 6 MC 418A ROUTER SETUP 6 1 START INTERNET EXPLORRE TO LOGIN Run Internet Explorer and click the Stop button in Internet Explorer s toolbar Input http 192 168 0 1 in Internet Explorer s address bar 192 168 0 1 is Default IP address of Router You may see the following login web page Click Login button and make relative configuration Check WAN ...

Page 17: ...ent connection type Dynamic IP is default value Conn Status Router current connection Status WAN IP ROUTER WAN current IP address Connected PC IP address of the computer which connects to ROUTER 6 2 PPPoE ADSL USER SETUP This connection way is suitable for virtual dial up Internet connection Open external ADSL Modem and check the WAN LED of ROUTER If WAN LED is off check the network cable between e...

Page 18: ...e Conn Status is Successfully connected the configuration is correct Click Show Internet connection status and see the 6 5 1 If In case Conn Status is Invalid ID password the configuration is incorrect Click the close close button and check your ID password If Conn Status keeps unchanged check whether your service type is correct ...

Page 19: ...ical Address is shows Router WAN port MAC Address WAN IP Address Subnet mask Default Gateway Primary DNS server and Secondary DNS server can be different from the following values These addresses are provided by your ISP Disconnect is manual disconnection button If you click then the system will disconnect with Internet Connect is manual connection button By clicking it the system can be connected ...

Page 20: ...n Note during usage if there is disconnection due to external causes then the Router will try to connect with Internet at once until successful connection This function is the Router inner function and does nothing with Connect On Demand function Connect On Demand is only effective to Disconnect PPP session if idle time is longer than Min Connect Manually By this option users have to connect with I...

Page 21: ... external Cable Modem and check the WAN LED of Router If WAN LED is off please re confirm the network cable between external Modem and WAN port Click Basic Setup WAN Setup as diagram Choose Dynamic IP user Cable Modem Click Apply Click Apply Click to complete You will see the following pop up window If Conn status is Successful connected the configuration is correct Click Show Internet Information an...

Page 22: ...o enter WAN status page or click Status to enter WAN status page or click Status to enter WAN status page or click WAN status as following diagram If WAN connection is successfully established you can see the following Connection Type should be Cable Modem DHCP Connection Status should be Successful connected Physical Address is shows Router WAN port MAC Address WAN IP Address Subnet mask Default ...

Page 23: ...uter will release WAN port IP address and disconnect with Internet Connect button is manual WAN port IP address refresh function button If click it WAN port will re get dy namic IP address and connect with Internet Click Save button to save current configuration then restart all PCs connected with Router ...

Page 24: ...rt MAC address without the option WAN port MAC address will restore to default value Allow private IP to be accepted Allow WAN port assigned private IP address 6 4 STATIC IP USER SETUP If you have static IP address provided by ISP you can choose this option Turn on the external modem and check the WAN LED of IP Router If the WAN LED is off please check the network cable between external modem and t...

Page 25: ...ection Status should be successful connection Physical Address is shows Router WAN port MAC Address Confirm WAN IP Address Subnet mask Default Gateway Primary DNS server and Backup DNS server is same with the values provided by ISP or not Click the Save button to keep current configuration then restart computers in LAN to re get IP relative in formation Note After completion please save the configura...

Page 26: ...e shown above Click Disconnect button will be shown above Click button to release cur rent WAN Port IP Address then click Connect button to refresh WAN IP address if it is PPPoE way then Connect or Disconnect button will be shown above Click Connect button to connect with Internet click click click Disconnect button to disconnect with Internet Refresh Refresh current web page All of the following ...

Page 27: ...ame Show current wireless networking name Mode Current used wireless connector forwarding mode Region Show current channel region information Channel show current used channel SSID Broadcast Show SSID is on or off Authentication Type Show current used certification way Encryption Strength Show WEP encryption length 64 128 bits MAC Authentication Show how to identify wireless customer by MAC address ...

Page 28: ...ireless connection and DHCP server status include MAC address of the LAN port and IP rent regions and quantities of IP address shared by Router among IP address subnet mask DHCP server in LAN Shared IP information Show IP address information rent by DHCP server Serial Number The position in the subject Physical Address MAC address of the client PC Types Wireless Wired dynamic static ...

Page 29: ...e wireless client PC cannot connect with this Wireless router in wireless way but by cable If choose this mode configure wireless connection as Internet connection click Applied and restart This mode enable user to obtain IP in WAN setup Note 1 In client mode click Basic Setup Wireless Setup configure corresponding SSID and encryption way 2 in client mode wireless router WAN port will be disable 6 6...

Page 30: ...e g only mode Region Configure region for wireless channel no need to setup Channel Choose the wireless networks channel in AP mode In client mode option for channel is disable Broadcast of SSID Option if SSID configured AP broadcast SSID to wireless client After finishing configuration click Apply WEP Setup Configure Certification way and WEP key Authentication Type Choose authentication type automatic...

Page 31: ... wireless clients can connect In Accept type Specified clients can connect In Reject type Specified client was reject to connect Notes After setup pls click Save Save Router configuration otherwise configuration will be lost when po wer off or router restarted 6 6 3 LAN Status Click Basic Setup LAN DHCP SETUP as following ...

Page 32: ...etup If you want to able or disable DHCP Server change DHCP address range you can choose the fol lowing options DHCP Server Status Display DHCP Server current status DHCP Server Operation Able and disable DHCP Server The default value is able DHCP Server DHCP IP Pool IP address range automatically allocated by DHCP Server is address pool Manual DNS configuration Let DHCP Server automatically alloca...

Page 33: ... DHCP function of the Router TCP IP protocol of computers in LAN must be configured as automatically get IP address 2 After completion please click Apply to make the configuration valid Please save the configuration otherwise configuration will be lost when Router is power off or restarts 6 6 4 Link Setup Info Click Basic setup Link Setup Info as follows ...

Page 34: ...on Display all current ports connection status Port Router WAN port and LAN port Link Connection port is being used or not Speed Current port speed Duplex If FULL then it is full Duplex If HALF then it is half Duplex Link Statistics Display received and sent out data flow from every current port Note Click Save to save this Router configuration otherwise configuration will be lost when power is off or...

Page 35: ...etwork For example 255 255 255 0 24 Gateway Enter in the gateway IP address to the specified network For Complete Setup Please click Add button to add a Routing rule Note Click Save to save this Router configuration otherwise configuration will be lost when power is off or PC restarted 6 7 SYSTEM 6 7 1 PASSWORD Click System Password as follows System administrator ID and password can be changed by thi...

Page 36: ... log configure Email address and SMTP server to rece ive Note 1 According to the safety we strongly recommend you to change the initial administrator username and password If you forget your system password please change them to factory default values by Reset button 2 If want to restore the default value Please press Reset button and pull out the power adapter DC plug then insert the DC plug about...

Page 37: ...ce Software update steps 1 Login our company homepage www modecom eu download new version software to your local hard disk Please notice production and software type 2 Click Browse button to choose you downloaded file 2 Click Browse button to choose you downloaded file 2 Click ...

Page 38: ...matically 5 Please check you firmware version Note Update phase is about 60 seconds During the update progress please do not turn the power off other wise the Router will be damaged 6 7 3 System log Click System System log as follows This web record router system log and can switch system log status for checking system history happens on the Router ...

Page 39: ...39 6 7 4 Misc Click System Misc Misc Misc as follows ...

Page 40: ...er will reboot automatically Restart System Click Restart System router will reboot automatically System Time Setup For sake of Scheduler pls configure accurate time system Refresh router current time in accurate time zone Or choose other systerm server until time to be refreshed UPNP Setup UPNP is configured as defaulted General plug and play UPNP refer to system architecture for the networking bet...

Page 41: ... access to the internet and bandwidth speed under subject of internet throughput Qos specify the throughput level of the internet application and then click Apply Notes 1 If Internet throughput configuration changed current Qos configuration will be missing 2 Save current configuration before router power is off or reboot 3 For the management prefer to static lease IP or using static IP address on cli...

Page 42: ...ified IP address in the column choose operating mode maximum Limit Minimum Guarantee and then fill value in forwarding and downloading Bandwidth throughput click Apply If delete current configuration choose the value click del Notes 1 If Internet throughput configuration changed current Qos configuration will be missing 2 Save current configuration before router power is off or reboot 3 For the managemen...

Page 43: ...choose operation mode maximum Limit Minimum Guarantee specify the bandwidth throughput value and click Apply If want to delete current configuration choose the column to be deleted and click Apply Notes 1 If Internet throughput configuration changed current Qos configuration will be missing 2 Save current configuration before router power is off or reboot 3 For the management prefer to static lease IP ...

Page 44: ...ified choose operation mode maximum Limit Minimum Guarantee specify the ban dwidth throughput value and click Apply If want to delete current configuration choose the column to be deleted and click Apply Notes 1 If Internet throughput configuration changed current Qos configuration will be missing 2 Save current configuration before router power is off or reboot 3 For the management prefer to static lea...

Page 45: ...45 6 9 NAT 6 9 1 Applications Click NAT Applications Applications as follows ...

Page 46: ...Proxy Server If use these functions I make the special application programs work well with IP Router Setup Method Choose needed application grogram Then fill the program s IP address in Internal IP address Click Apply Apply to make it effective Note 1 If you want to save all values after Router power off or restart please click Save button which is in right above to save current values 2 If you want ...

Page 47: ...47 6 9 2 Internal Server Click NAT Internal Server as follows ...

Page 48: ...Transfer Protocol SMTP Simple Message Transfer Protocol POP3 POP3 Post Office Protocol POP3 Post Office Protocol HTTP Web Server News News Server FTP FTP File Transfer Server Telnet Telnet Server PPTP VPN Virtual Private Network VPN Virtual Private Network 2 Choose the Server which you want to be open to Internet then input Server IP address Click Apply Apply but ton to make current setup valid No...

Page 49: ... Internal PC IP address Setup Method Input port transfer details which you want to setup in Rule Name Choose Protocol and External Port Range which you want to setup Then setup Internal PC IP Address and Port Transfer Range Click Add Add to apply current configuration If you want to delete rule then choose the rule which you want to delete click Delete Rule Name Port transfer details need to be add...

Page 50: ...ocol and range of the trigger port then setup the protocol and range of the forward port Click Add Add Button and add the rule If want to delete the current rule Please select the rule which you want to delete and click Del button Rule Name The description of adding the trigger port Port Trigger Setup the trigger port Protocol Select the trigger port s protocol TCP UDP Port Range Trigger port s ra...

Page 51: ... NAT ON OFF as follows Make this router be operated on the NAT Off mode If this option is checked all features about NAT will be di sabled automatically 6 10 Advanced Setup 6 10 1 Firewall Click Advanced Advanced Firewall as follows ...

Page 52: ...guration If you want to delete current rule then choose the rule and click Delete button Direction Setup the orientation of connection filter There are two options WAN LAN and LAN WAN Source IP Address IP Router address of the computer which sends the data Net Mask Subnet Mask of the computer which sends the data Such as 255 255 255 0 will be 24 Destination IP Address IP Router address of the compu...

Page 53: ...red dynamic domain name service no matter how IP address changes Before use DDNS an account provided by DDNS provider is needed Choose Dynamic DNS to be Stat input valid User ID and Password that got from DDNS provider Fill your registered domain name in Host Name Click Apply Apply button to effect current configuration DDNS Status Display current DDNS status Started or Stopped DynDNS Operation DDNS...

Page 54: ...rts network wake up computers Setup Method 1 If you want to send network wake up signal to special client computer please input the computer s name and LAN Card s MAC address Then click Add Add button to add new rule 2 After setup click Wake up PC button to send network waken up signal to the computer which you want to wake up 3 If you want to delete current rule please choose rule then click Dele...

Page 55: ...ethod 1 Click start button to start URL Filter function 2 Input the IP address or MAC address which you want o filter in IP Address Input the web station address which you want to filter in Input String For example if you want to forbid users to access www xxx com you may input www xxx com in Input String 3 Click Add Add button to effect current configuration 4 If you want to delete current rule pleas...

Page 56: ...eb station URL or keyword which you want to limit the access By inputting www xxx com to limit users to access www xxx com By inputting web sites keywords such as sex xxx between is Blank to forbid users to access www sex com and www xxx com Note 1 If you want to save all values after IP Router power off or restart please click save button which is in right above to save current values 2 If you use...

Page 57: ...Operation Router remote management Start Stop switch Management Port Remote WEB management port number 6 10 6 Scheduler 6 10 6 Scheduler Click Advanced Advanced Scheduler as follows Function This function can limit Internet access time of client computers in LAN Then client computers in LAN can not access Internet in special time but in other time the access can be allowed Setup Method 1 Setup the...

Page 58: ... limit 24 Hours or All Day All Day Address To Block The computers you want to limit IP Mask or Physical or All IP All IP Note 1 If you want to save all values after Router power off or restart please click save button which is in right above to save current values 2 If you use Scheduler we recommend you to use we recommend you to use Reserving IP function or use static IP address in client computer...

Page 59: ... address then check add button If want to delete current account check the account and check delete button to delete it Note If you want to save all values after Router power off or restart please click save button which is in ri ght above to save current values 1 Appendix A UTP Cable specification Twisted pair Category 5 straight through cable Twisted pair Category 5 Cross over cable Straight throu...

Page 60: ...M o d e C o m L t d 0 3 3 0 1 W a r s a w P o l a n d 8 2 J a g i e l l o ń s k a S t w w w m o d e c o m e u B e i n s p i r e d B e s a t i s f i e d b e m o d e r n ...

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