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Static specify [MAC: IP]—you can bind a fixed IP address to the device with the specified
MAC address.
Note:
a. If the IP of LAN port is modified, please use the new address to access the router.
b. If the new IP address and the original IP address are not in the same network segment,
the firewall rules, NAT rules, static DHCP, ARP binding and QoS rules may require reset.
Therefore, it's better to set the LAN IP address before doing other settings.
c. If the DHCP server is disabled, you may need to manually set the IP address of the
computer before accessing the router setting pages.
3. WAN settings:
WAN settings allow you to select the suitable WAN connection type based on the network
environment, and set the necessary parameters specific to different connection types.
If you don't know the connection type and the parameters, please contact the network
administrator or ISP.
Static (fixed IP)—it allows you to set the fixed IP address allocated by the network
administrator or ISP. In this type, you are also required to set the Netmask, default gateway
and DNS correctly.
DHCP (automatically obtain IP)—it allows you to automatically obtain the IP address,
Netmask, DNS and other relevant information through the remote DHCP server and
connect automatically.
PPPoE dialing—it allows you to connect the router to the ADSL modem or to the device
requiring PPP dialing connection, and then access the Internet through PPPoE dialing.
PPTP/L2TP VPN* -- if the network type provided by the ISP is PPTP/L2TP, ISP will provide
the account and password. For the unclear parts during the detailed settings,