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11N Wireless Broadband Router

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Copyright Statement

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the trademarks or registered trademarks of their

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is not allo$ed to co"y, "lagiarize, imitate or

translate it into other languages.

!ll the "hotos and "roduct s"ecifications

mentioned in this manual are for references only.

!s the u"grade of soft$are and hard$are, there

$ill be changes. !nd if there are changes, Tenda is

not res"onsible for informing in ad#ance. %f you$ant to kno$ more about our "roduct information,

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Contents

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION....................................1

1.1 &R'()CT *+!T)R+S...............................................

1. &!C-!+ C'NT+NTS............................................../

1.0 +( %N(%C!T'R !N( &'RT (+SCR%&T%'N....................../

CHAPTER 2 HARDWARE INSTAATION....................

.1 2'W T' %NST! T2+ R')T+R...................................

. N+TW'R- !&&%C!T%'N &!N.....................................3

CHAPTER ! HOW TO O"IN TO THE ROUTER ...........14

0.1 2'W T' S+T T2+ N+TW'R- C'N*%)R!T%'NS...............14

0. '%N T' T2+ R')T+R...........................................1

CHAPTER #: $UIC% SETUP "UIDE...........................1/

/.1 S+T)& W%5!R(...................................................1/

CHAPTER &: AD'ANCED SETTIN"S..........................16

7.1 !N S+TT%NS...................................................16

7. W!N S+TT%NS...................................................13

7.0 8!C !((R+SS C'N+...........................................

7./ (NS S+TT%NS...................................................0

CHAPTER (: WIREESS SETTIN"............................./


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9.1 B!S%C S+TT%NS................................................../

9. W%R++SS S+C)R%T: S+TT%N..................................9

9.0 !(;!NC+( S+TT%NS.............................................3

9./ W&S S+TT%NS...................................................04

9.7 W(S S+TT%NS...................................................00

9.9 W%R++SS !CC+SS C'NTR'...................................0/

9. C'NN+CT%'N ST!T)S............................................07

CHAPTER ): DHCP SER'ER ......................................09

.1 (2C& S+TT%NS.................................................09

. (2C& %ST !N( B%N(%N.......................................0

CHAPTER * 'IRTUA SER'ER ..................................06

6.1 &'RT R!N+ *'RW!R(%N......................................06

6. (85 S+TT%NS.................................................../4

6.0 )&N& S+TT%NS................................................../1

CHAPTER + TRA,,IC CONTRO................................/

3.1 TR!**%C C'NTR'................................................/

CHAPTER1- UR .ONITOR .....................................//

14.1 )R 8'N%T'R...................................................//

CHAPTER 11: SECURIT/ SETTIN"S........................./9

11.1 C%+NT *%T+R S+TT%NS....................................../9

11. )R *%T+R S+TT%NS......................................../


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11.0 8!C !((R+SS *%T+R......................................../6

11./ &R+;+NT N+TW'R- !TT!C-...................................74

11.7 R+8'T+ W+B 8!N!+8+NT...................................71

11.9 W!N &%N......................................................7

CHAPTER12 ROUTIN" SETTIN"..............................70

1.1 R')T%N T!B+.................................................70

CHAPTER 1! S/STE. TOOS...................................7/

10.1 T%8+ S+TT%NS..................................................7/

10. ((NS............................................................77

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Chapter 1: Intro3tion

Thank you for "urchasing Tenda 11N Wireless Broadband

Router=

W96R utilizes ad#anced 8%8' technology and increases

o#er 6 times transmission range of ordinary 64.11g

"roducts. Com"atible $ith %+++64.11n >(raft /.4? and

%+++64.11g


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life and oS band$idth control o#er s"ecific com"uterDs

do$nloading s"eed is su""orted as $ell. 8oreo#er, )&n&

and W88 su""ort can smooth your 8SN #oice better, and

the included Setu" Wizard on C(@R'8 $ill be easy and fast

for non@sa##y users to install the de#ice and access to the

%nternet.

141 Pro3t ,eatres

%ncludes router, $ireless access "oint, four@"ort s$itch

and fire$all in one

&ro#ides u" to 1748b"s u"loading and do$nloading

s"eed

Su""orts t$o W&S >Wi@*i &rotected Setu"? encry"tion

methodsE &BC and &%N

Com"liant to %+++64.11n, %+++64.11g,

%+++64.11b, %+++64.0 and %+++64.0u standards

Su""orts o#er 6 times transmission range of 11

"roducts

Su""orts 9/


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142 Pa35age Contents

&lease un"ack the boA and check the follo$ing itemsE

'ne W96R 11N Wireless Broadband Router

'ne uick %nstallation uide

'ne &o$er !da"ter

'ne C(@R'8

%f any of listed items are missing or damaged, "lease

contact the Tenda reseller from $hom you "urchased for

re"lacement immediately.

14! ED Ini3ator an Port Des3ription

*ront &anel and +( %ndicator Sho$

ED ini3ator es3ription on 6ront pane7 86rom to R9

POWER

When turns green, !l$ays 'N indicates the "o$er

connects $ell.

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SYS

When turns green, blinking indicates the system runs

$ell.

WPS

When blinking, it indicates the de#ice is negotiating

$ith client in W&S mode.

WLAN

Wireless signal +( indicator. When turns green,

blinking indicates the $ireless function is enabledH

LAN (4,3,2,1)

Wired local net$ork +( indicator. !l$ays 'N indicates

it is connected $ith +thernet de#iceH blinking indicates

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be enabled and W&S indicator $ill be sho$n blinking.

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Chapter 2 Har;are Insta77ation

241 Ho; to Insta77 the Roter

!fter you un"ack the boA, "lease follo$ the ste"s belo$ to

connect. *or better $ireless "erformance, "lease "ut the

de#ice in the middle of $ireless co#erage area.

1. &lease use the included "o$er ada"ter to "o$er on theRouter. %8&'RT!NTE )se of a different "o$er ada"ter

could cause damage and #oid the $arranty for this

"roduct.

. &lease connect the !N "ort of the Router to the

net$ork ada"ter of your com"uter $ith a cable.

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0. &lease connect your broadband line "ro#ided by your

%S& to the W!N "ort.

/. %nsert the included C(@R'8 into the C(@R'8 dri#e,

double click the JSetu"K icon and follo$ the instructions

to com"lete the installation. 'r you can enter the

RouterDs Web "age to configure it. >8ore details "lease

refer to Cha"ter 0.?

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242 Net;or5 App7i3ation P7an

)sually $ireless !N Net$ork is de"loyed in a "lanned

en#ironment $here each access "oint is located in a steady

"lace $ith certain $ireless co#erage area for

communication ser#ice. enerally s"eaking, it is in the

center of the area to reduce Jdead s"otK.

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Chapter ! Ho; to ogin to the Roter

The cha"ter mainly "resents ho$ to enter the RouterDs Web

"age. !fter you ha#e finished the hard$are installation, the

follo$ing ste"s $ill assist you to set the net$ork

configurations for you com"uter.

!41 Ho; to Set the Net;or5 Con6igrations

1. 'n your com"uter deskto" right click J.y Net;or5

P7a3esK and select JPropertiesK.

. Right click Jo3a7 Area Net;or5 Conne3tionK and

select JPropertiesK.

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0 ． Select JInternet Proto3o7 8TCPer aress atomati3a77yK. Click

JO%K to sa#e the configurations.

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Or select JUse the 6o77o;ing IP aressK and enter the

%& address, Subnet mask, (efault gate$ay as follo$sE

IP Aress: 13.196.4.FFF ： >FFF is a number from

L7/?

S=net .as5: 77.77.77.4

"ate;ay: 13.196.4.1

Certainly you need to in"ut the (NS ser#er address

"ro#ided by your %S&. 'ther$ise, you can use the RouterDs

default gate$ay as the (NS "roAy ser#er. Click JO%K to

sa#e the configurations.

!42 ogin to the Roter

1. To access the RouterDs Web@based interface, launch a

$eb bro$ser such as %nternet +A"lorer or *irefoA and

enter the RouterDs default %& address,

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． %n"ut the JaminK in both )ser Name and &ass$ord.Click JO%K.

0. %f you enter the correct user name and "ass$ord, the

screen $ill be the neAt one.

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Chapter #: $i35 Setp "ie

This cha"ter deals $ith ho$ to access the %nternet Muickly.

&lease follo$ this guide to connect your Router to the

%nternet.

#41 Setp Wi?ar

1. 2ere is the JWe73ome to Setp Wi?arK for

configuring your Router Muickly. Click JNe@tK.

. %n this screen, select one mode of your %nternet

connection you use. %f you are not clear, "ress the

JDete3tK button or contact your %nternet Ser#ice

&ro#ider, and click JNe@tK.

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ADS 'irta7 Dia7p 8'ia PPPoE9

+nter the !ccount and &ass$ord "ro#ided by your %S&, and

click JNe@tK.

For example

Dynami3 IP 8'ia DHCP9

%f your connection mode is (ynamic %&, it means your %&address kee"s changing e#ery time you connect. :ou do

not need to enter the information like other modes. Click

JNe@tK and JSa>eK to finish the settings.

Stati3 IP

%n this screen, fill the net$ork address information from

your %S& in the %& !ddress, Subnet 8ask, ate$ay and

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&rimary (NS ser#er fields and click JNe@tK.

For example

%S& "ro#ides the follo$ing TC&er：13.196.1.

A7ternate DNS Ser>er：4.39.10/.100

Click JSa>eK to com"lete the setu" $izard. The Router $ill

record the settings you made. To acti#ate the settings, it is

recommended to select JReboot the RouterK from JSystem

ToolK of the left menu. %t is rebooting no$, "lease $ait for a

fe$ minutes and DO NOT "o$er off it.

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Click the JSysem Sa!sK in the left menu of the Web@

based )tility to find out the current net$ork and system

information. %f the JConne3tion StatsK is JConne3teK,

Congratulations you on com"leting the RouterDs basic

settings. :ou are on the %nternet no$. %f you $ant to

configure more, "lease "roceed to the follo$ing

eA"lanations for !d#anced Settings.

2TP

2TP Ser>er IP: +nter the Ser#er %& "ro#ided by your ISP.

User Name: +nter T& username.

Pass;or: +nter T& "ass$ord.

.TU:

8aAimum Transmission )nit, you may need to

change it for o"timal "erformance $ith your s"ecific %S&.

1/44 is the default 8T).

Aress .oe: Select JStaticK if your %S& su""lies you

$ith the %& address, subnet mask, and gate$ay. %n most

cases, select (ynamic.

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IP Aress: +nter the T& %& address su""lied by your

%S&.

S=net .as5: +nter the Subnet 8ask su""lied by your

%S&.

De6a7t "ate;ay: +nter the (efault ate$ay su""lied by

your %S&.

PPTP

PPTP Ser>er IP: +nter the Ser#er %& "ro#ided by your %S&.

User Name: +nter &&T& username "ro#ided by your %S&.

Pass;or: +nter &&T& "ass$ord "ro#ided by your %S&.

Aress .oe: Select JStaticK if your %S& su""lies you

$ith the %& address, subnet mask, and gate$ay. %n most

cases, select (ynamic.

IP Aress: +nter the &&T& %& address su""lied by your

%S&.

S=net .as5:

+nter the Subnet 8ask su""lied by your

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%S&.

De6a7t "ate;ay: +nter the (efault ate$ay su""lied by

your %S&.

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Chapter &: A>an3e Settings

&41 AN Settings

!N Settings are for the basic TC&


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&42 WAN Settings

!fter you ha#e selected the %S& connection ty"e in JSetu"

WizardK and you $ant to modify the related settings, here

you can modify and configure the settings in details.

'irta7 Dia7p PPPoE）

Conne3tion .oeE Sho$ your current connection

mode.

A33ontE +nter them "ro#ided by your %S&.

Pass;orE +nter them "ro#ided by your %S&.

.TUE 8aAimum Transmission )nit. %t is the size of

largest datagram that can be sent o#er a net$ork. The

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default #alue is 1/3. (o N'T modify it unless

necessary. But if $hen some s"ecific $ebsite or $eb

a""lication soft$are can not be o"en or enabled, ha#e

a try to change the 8T) #alue as 1/74, 1/44, etc.

Ser>i3e NameE %t is defined as a set of

characteristics that are a""lied to a &&&o+ connection.

+nter it if "ro#ided. (o N'T modify it unless necessary.

AC NameE +nter it if "ro#ided. (o N'T modify it

unless necessary.

Conne3t Atomati3a77yE Connect automatically to

the %nternet after rebooting the system or connection

failure.

Conne3t .ana77yE Connect to the %nternet by users

manually.

Conne3t on DemanE Re@establish your connection

to the %nternet after the s"ecific time >8aA %dle Time?.

5ero means your %nternet connection at all time.

'ther$ise, enter the minutes to be ela"sed before you

$ant to disconnect the %nternet access.

Conne3t on ,i@e TimeE Connect to the %nternet

during the time you fiA.

No"#e$

The BConne3t on ,i@e Time 3an =e ep7oye

on7y ;hen yo ha>e set the 3rrent time in BTime

Settings 6rom BSystem Too7s4

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Stati3 IP

%f your connection mode, static %& is chosen, you can

modify the follo$ing addressing information.

IP Aress: 2ere enter the W!N %& address "ro#ided

by your %S&. S=net .as5: +nter the W!N Subnet 8ask here.

"ate;ay: +nter the W!N ate$ay here.

Primary DNS Ser>er: +nter the &rimary (NS ser#er

"ro#ided by your %S&.

Se3onary DNS Ser>er: +nter the secondary (NS.

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&4! .AC Aress C7one

This "age is for the RouterDs 8!C address to W!N.

Some %S&s reMuire end@userGs 8!C address to access their

net$ork. This feature co"ies the 8!C address of your

net$ork de#ice to the Router.

.AC Aress: The 8!C address to be registered $ith

your %nternet ser#ice "ro#ider.

C7one .AC Aress: Register your &CGs 8!C address.

Restore De6a7t .AC Aress: Restore to the

default hard$are 8!C address.

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&4# DNS Settings

(NS is short for (omain Name System >or Ser#ice?, an

%nternet ser#ice that translate domain names into %&

addresses $hich are "ro#ided by your %nternet Ser#ice

&ro#ider. &lease consult your %nternet Ser#ice &ro#ider for

details if you do not ha#e them.

DNS: Click the checkboA to enable the (NS ser#er.

The RouterDs (2C& se#er $ill ans$er the clientDs

reMuests and distribute (NS address.

Primary DNS Aress: +nter the necessary address

"ro#ided by your %S&.

Se3onary DNS Aress: +nter the second address

if your %S& "ro#ides, $hich is o"tional.

No"#e:

A6ter the settings are 3omp7ete re=oot the

e>i3e to a3ti>ate the moi6ie settings4

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Chapter (: Wire7ess Setting

(41 asi3 Settings

Ena=7e Wire7ess: Check to enable the RouterDs

$ireless featuresH uncheck to disable it.

Net;or5 .oe：Select one mode from the follo$ing.

The default is 11b


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7/8b"s.

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(42 Wire7ess Se3rity Setting

%t is used to configure the !& net$orkDs security setting.

2ere "resents the common siA >ten in all? encry"tion

methods, including 8iAed W+&, W&!@"ersonal, W&!@

"ersonal, etc.

(4241 .i@e WEP

W+& >Wired +Mui#alent &ri#acy?, a basic encry"tion

method, usually encry"ts $ireless data using a series of

digital keys >9/ bits or 16 bits in length?. By using the

same keys on each of your $ireless net$ork de#ices, you

can "re#ent unauthorized $ireless de#ices from monitoring

your transmissions or using your $ireless resources. Select

8iAed W+& to enter the follo$ing $indo$E

Se7e3t SSID Select the SS%( >main SS%( or minor

SS%(? to configure security setting from the dro"@

do$n menu.

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Se3rity .oe *rom the dro"@do$n menu select the

corres"onding security encry"tion modes.

WEP %ey1# Set the W+& key $ith the format of

!SC%% and 2eA. :ou can enter !SC%% code >7 or 10

!SC%% characters. %llegal character as J


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do$n menu.

WPA A7gorithms &ro#ides T-%& OTem"oral -ey

%ntegrity &rotocolP or !+S O!d#anced +ncry"tion

StandardP. The default is T-%& mode.

Pass Phrase +nter the encry"ted characters $ith 6@

90 !SC%% characters.

%ey Rene;a7 Inter>a7 Set the keyDs rene$al "eriod.

(424! WPA2 Persona7

W&! >Wi@*i &rotected !ccess #ersion ? "ro#ides higher

security than W+& >Wireless +Mui#alent &ri#acy? and W&!

>Wi@*i &rotected !ccess?.

Se7e3t SSID Select the SS%( >main SS%( or minor

SS%(? to configure security setting from the dro"@

do$n menu.

WPA A7gorithms &ro#ides T-%& OTem"oral -ey

%ntegrity &rotocolP or !+S O!d#anced +ncry"tion

StandardP. The default is T-%& mode.

Pass Phrase +nter the encry"ted characters $ith 6@

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90 !SC%% characters.

%ey rene;a7 Inter>a7 Set the keyDs rene$al "eriod.

(4! A>an3e Settings

This section is to configure the ad#anced $ireless setting of

the Router, including the Radio &reamble, 64.11g1@@7.7.@118b"sQ?. %t is

recommended not to modify this #alue.

ea3on Inter>a7: Set the beacon inter#al of $ireless

radio. (efault #alue is 144. %t is recommended not to

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modify this #alue.

,ragment Thresho7: The fragmentation threshold

defines the maAimum transmission "acket size in

bytes. The "acket $ill be fragmented if the arri#al is

bigger than the threshold setting. The default size is

0/9 bytes. %t is recommended not to modify this

#alue.

RTS Thresho7: RTS stands for JReMuest to SendK.

This "arameter controls $hat size data "acket the

freMuency "rotocol issues to RTS "acket. The default

#alue of the attribute is 0/9. %t is recommended not

to modify this #alue in S'2' en#ironment.

T0 Po;er: Set the out"ut "o$er of $ireless radio. The

default #alue is 144.

W.. Capa=7e: %t $ill enhance the data transfer

"erformance of multimedia data $hen theyDre being

transferred o#er $ireless net$ork. %t is recommended

to enable this o"tion.

APSD Capa=7e: %t is used for auto "o$er@sa#edser#ice. The default is disabled.

(4# WPS Settings

W&S >Wi@*i &rotected Setting? can be easy and Muick to

establish the connection bet$een the $ireless net$ork

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clients and the de#ice through encry"ted contents. The

users only enter &%N code or "ress W!N&ush@Button

Configuration? and &%N code.

PC Select the &BC or "ress the W!N


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enable another de#ice to im"lement the W&S


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AP PIN %E/） The &%N code used by default.

Reset OO When this button is "ressed, the W&S

client $ill be idle state, and W&S indicator $ill be

turned off. !& $ill not res"ond the W&S clientDs

reMuests and the set the security mode as W&! mode.

(4& WDS Settings

W(S >Wireless (istribution System? is used to eA"and

$ireless co#erage area. This Router "ro#ides three modesE

azy, Bridge and Re"eater.

a?y: %n this mode, the connected de#ice can beBridge mode or Re"eater mode and enter the RouterDs

BSS%( to establish the connection.

rige: :ou can $irelessly connect t$o or more $ired

net$orks #ia this mode. %n this mode, you need to add

the Wireless 8!C address of the connecting de#ice into

the RouterGs !& 8!C address table or select one from

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the scanning table.

Repeater .oe %n this mode, add the o""osing 8!C

address into each o$n !& 8!C address table by

manual or scanner to enlarge and eAtend the $ireless

radio.

En3rypt Type: Select one from W+&, T-%&, !+S for

security here.

Pass phrase: +nter the encry"ted key for $ireless

de#ices.

AP .AC: %n"ut the 8!C address of another >o""osing?

$ireless router you $ant to connect.

NOTE$

It is re3ommene that t;o ;ire7ess roters 5eep

the same =an;ith 3hanne7 nm=er an

se3rity settings4 App7y the settings an re=oot

the Roter to a3ti>ate it4

(4( Wire7ess A33ess Contro7

To secure your $ireless !N, the $ireless access control is

actually based on the 8!C address management to allo$

or block the s"ecific clients to access the $ireless net$ork.

Select JWireless Setting@!ccess ControlK to dis"lay the

follo$ing screenE

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.AC Aress ,i7ter +nable


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.AC Aress Sho$s current 8!C addresses of the

hosts connecting to the Router.

an;ith Sho$s current band$idth of the hosts

>$ireless client?.

Chapter ): DHCP Ser>er

)41 DHCP Settings

DHCP 8Dynami3 Host Contro7 Proto3o79 is to assign an

%& address to the com"uters on the !N


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DHCP Ser>er:!cti#ate the checkboA to enable (2C&

ser#er. IP Aress Start


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IP Aress: +nter the %& address $hich needs to be

bound.

.AC Aress: +nter the 8!C address of the

com"uter you $ant to assign the abo#e %& address.

Click J!ddK to add the entry in the list.

Hostname: The name of the com"uter $hich is added

a ne$ %& address.

ease Time: The left time length of the corres"onding%& address lease.

Chapter * 'irta7 Ser>er

*41 Port Range ,or;aring

This section deals $ith the "ort range for$arding mainly.

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The &ort Range *or$arding allo$s you to set u" a range of

"ublic ser#ices such as $eb ser#ers, ft", e@mail and other

s"ecialized %nternet a""lications to an assigned %& address

on your !N.

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De7etei3e Port: Select the $ell@kno$n

ser#ices as (NS, *T& from the dro"@do$n menu to add

to the configured one abo#e.

AE !dd the selected $ell@kno$n "ort to the "olicy

%(.

NOTE$

I6 yo set the >irta7 ser>er o6 the ser>i3e port as

*- yo mst set the We= management port on

Remote We= .anagement page to =e any >a7e

e@3ept *- s3h as *-*-4 Other;ise there ;i77 =e

a 3on67i3t to isa=7e the >irta7 ser>er4

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*42 D.F Settings

The (85 function is to allo$ one com"uter in !N to be

eA"osed to the %nternet for a s"ecial@"ur"ose ser#ice as

%nternet gaming or #ideoconferencing.

D.F Host IP Aress: The %& address of the

com"uter you $ant to eA"ose.

Ena=7e: Click the checkboA to enable the (85 host.

I.PORTANT: When the (85 host is enabled, the

fire$all settings of the (85 host $ill not function.

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*4! UPNP Settings

%t su""orts latest )ni#ersal &lug and &lay. This function

goes into effect on Windo$s F& or Windo$s 8+ or this

function $ould go into effect if you ha#e installed soft$are

that su""orts )&n&. With the )&n& function, host in !N

can reMuest the router to "rocess some s"ecial "ort

s$itching so as to enable host outside to #isit the resourcesin the internal host.

Ena=7e UPnP: Click the checkboA to enable the )&n&.

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Chapter + Tra66i3 Contro7

+41 Tra66i3 Contro7

Traffic control is used to limit communication s"eed in the

!N and W!N. )" to 4 entries can be su""orted $ith the

ca"ability for at most 7/ &CsG s"eed control, including for

%& address range configuration.

Ena=7e Tra66i3 Contro7: To enable or disable the

internal %& band$idth control. The default is disabled.

Inter6a3e: To limit the u"loading and do$nloading

band$idth in W!N "ort.

Ser>i3e: To select the controlled ser#ice ty"e, such as

2TT& ser#ice.

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IP Starting Aress: The first %& address for traffic

control.

IP Ening Aress: The last %& address for traffic

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Chapter1- UR .onitor

1-41 UR .onitor

This feature is used to record userDs %nternet acti#ity, so in

terms of this feature, the administrator can check out and

control $hat they can do and ha#e done.

Ena=7e UR .onitor: !fter checking this feature, the

Router $ill record !N com"uterDs )R information,

including the #isiting Website, your !N %& address and

the time. The Router can record u" to 744 entries. %f

the record is more than 744 entries, the counter $ill

clean all records and restart the )R record again. %f

the Router is "o$ered off and restarts the de#ice, the

records $ill be also lost. The default setting is

disabled.

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Ena=7e Emai7: To enable this feature, the )R records

$ill be sent to s"ecified e@mail, $hich can be sol#ed

the "roblem that the records $ill be lost $hen it is

o#er 744 entries.

Re3ei>e Emai7 Aress: %n"ut the recei#ed +@mailDs

address here. *or eAam"leE tendasina.com.cn

S.TP Ser>er Aress: %n"ut the S8T& ser#er

address here. %f you are not clear $hat your S8T&

ser#erDs address is, you can find them from 2el" "age

of the registered e@mail. *or eAam"leE smt".sohu.com,

smt".190.com, etc.

Sen Emai7 Aress: %n"ut the sending email

address here.

User Name: %n"ut the sending e@mailDs user name.

Emai7 Pass;or: %n"ut the sending e@mailDs

"ass$ord.

Time Triggering Inter>a7: To set sending e@mailDs

time inter#al. The time ranges from 04 to 1//4

minutes. *or eAam"leE if you in"ut 04 here, it means

the Router $ill send a email from JSend +mail

!ddressK to JRecei#e +mail !ddressK in e#ery 04

minutes. !nd then the de#ice $ill clean all records and

start the recording again.

Entry Triggering Inter>a7: To set sending e@mailDs

entry inter#al. The entry ranges from 144 to 744. *or

eAam"leE if you in"ut 144 here, it means the Router

$ill send a email from JSend +mail !ddressK to

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JRecei#e +mail !ddressK in e#ery 144 entries. !nd

then the de#ice $ill clean all records and start the

recording again.

Chapter 11: Se3rity Settings

1141 C7ient ,i7ter Settings

To benefit your further management to the com"uters in

the !N, you can control some "orts access to %nternet by

data "acket filter function.

C7ient ,i7ter: Check to enable client filter.

A33ess Po7i3y: Select one number from the dro"@

do$n menu.

Ena=7e: Check to enable the access "olicy.

C7ear the Po7i3y: Click JClearK button to clear all

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settings for the "olicy.

,i7ter .oe: Click one radio button to enable or

disable to access the %nternet.

Po7i3y Name: +nter a name for the access "olicy

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Days: Select the day>s? to run the access "olicy.

114! .AC Aress ,i7ter

%n order to manage the com"uters in !N better, you could

control the com"uterDs access to %nternet by 8!C !ddress

*ilter.

.AC Aress ,i7ter: Check to enable 8!C address

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selected.

.AC Aress: +nter the 8!C address you $ant to

run the access "olicy.

Times: Select the time range of client filter.

Days: Select the day>s? to run the access "olicy.

App7y Click to make the settings go into effect.

For example$

if you $ant to configure the host $ith 8!C address

44EC4E3*E !(E**EC7 not to access the %nternet at 6：44@

16：44, you need to set it as abo#e.

114# Pre>ent Net;or5 Atta35

This section is to "rotect the internal net$ork from eAotic

attack such as S:N *looding attack, Smurf attack, !N(

attack, etc. 'nce detecting the unkno$n attack, the Router

$ill restrict its band$idth automatically.

The attackerDs %& address can be found from the JSystem

ogK.

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Pre>ent Net;or5 Atta35: Check to enable it for attack

"re#ention.

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-4-4-4- it means a77 hosts in WAN 3an imp7ement

remote We= management4 I6 yo 3hange the

WAN IP aress as 21*4**4+!4!!21*4**4+!4!&

then on7y the IP aresses as 21*4**4+!4!!

21*4**4+!4!# an 21*4**4+!4!& 3an a33ess the

Roter4

For example$

%f you $ant to configure the %& address 16.66.30.00 to

access the de#iceDs $eb interface, "lease set it as follo$sE

114( WAN Ping

The "ing test is to check the status of your internet

connection. When disabling the test, the system $ill ignore

the "ing test from W!N.

Ignore Ping 6rom WAN: Check to ignore the "ing

reMuest and gi#e no re"ly.

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Chapter12 Roting Setting

1241 Roting Ta=7e

The main duty for a router is to look for a best "ath for

e#ery data frame, and transfer this data frame to a

destination. So, itDs essential for the router to choose thebest "ath, i.e. routing arithmetic. %n order to finish this

function, many transferring "aths, i.e. routing table, are

sa#ed in the router, for choosing $hen needed.

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Chapter 1! System Too7s

1!41 Time Settings

This section is to select the time zone for your location. %f

you turn off the Router, the settings for time disa""ear.

2o$e#er, the Router $ill automatically obtain the 8T time

again once it has access to the %nternet.

Time Fone: Select your time zone from the dro"@do$n

menu.

Cstomi?e time: +nter the time you customize.

Noe

When the Roter is po;ere o66 the time setting

;i77 =e 7ost4 e6ore the Roter ;i77 o=tain ".T

time atomati3a77y yo nee 3onne3t ;ith the

Internet an o=tain the ".T time or set the time

on this page 6irst4 Then the time in other 6eatres

8e4g4 6ire;a779 3an =e a3ti>ate4

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1!42 DDNS

The DDNS 8Dynami3 Domain Name System9 is

su""orted in this Router. %t is to assign a fiAed host and

domain name to a dynamic %nternet %& address, $hich is

used to monitor hosting $ebsite, *T& ser#er and so on

behind the Router. %f you $ant to acti#ate this function,

"lease select J+nableK and a ((NS ser#ice "ro#ider to sign

u".

.ain ,eatres: '$ing to %S& most times "ro#ides

dynamic %& address, ((NS is used to ca"ture the

changeable %& address and match the fiAed domain.

Then users can ha#e access to the %nternet tocommunicate $ith others.

((NS can hel" you establish #irtual host in your home

and com"any.

DDNS: Click the radio button to enable or disable the

((NS ser#ice.

Ser>i3e Pro>ier: Select one from the dro"@do$n

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menu and "ress JSign u"K for registration.

User Name: +nter the user name the same as the

registration name.

Pass;or: +nter the "ass$ord you set.

Domain Name: +nter the domain name $hich is

o"tional.

For example

%n the local host 13.196.4.14 establish a Web ser#er, and

register in 00.org as follo$sE

)ser name tenda

&ass$ord 10/79

(omain Name tenda.#ic".net

!fter ma""ing the "ort in the #irtual ser#er, setting account

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a35p Setting

Click JBacku"K button to back u" the RouterDs settings and

select the "ath for sa#e.

Click JSa#eK to sa#e the configuration files.

Restore Setting

Click JBro$seK button to select the backu" files.

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Click JRestoreK button to restore "re#ious settings.

1!4# Restore to ,a3tory De6a7t Setting

This button is to reset all settings to the default #alues. %t

means the Router $ill lose all the settings you ha#e set. So

"lease Note do$n the related settings if necessary.

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Restore: Click this button to restore to default

settings.

,a3tory De6a7t Settings:

User Name: admin

Pass;or: admin

IP Aress: 13.196.4.1

S=net .as5: 77.77.77.4

NOTE$

A6ter restoring to e6a7t settings p7ease restart

the e>i3e then the e6a7t settings 3an go into

e66e3t4

1!4& Upgrae ,irm;are

The Router "ro#ides the firm$are u"grade by clicking the

J)"gradeK after bro$sing the firm$are u"grade "acket

$hich you can do$nload from $$$.tenda.cn.

ro;se: click this button to select the u"grade file.

Upgrae: click this button to start the u"grading

"rocess. !fter the u"grade is com"leted, the Router

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$ill reboot automatically.

1!4( Re=oot the Roter

Rebooting the Router makes the settings configured go into

effect or to set the Router again if setting failure ha""ens.

Re=oot the roter: Click this button to reboot the de#ice.

1!4) Pass;or Change

This section is to set a ne$ user name and "ass$ord to

better secure your router and net$ork.

User NameE +nter a ne$ user name for the de#ice.

O7 Pass;orE +nter the old "ass$ord.

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Ne; Pass;orE +nter a ne$ "ass$ord.

Reenter to Con6irmE Re@enter to confirm the ne$

"ass$ord.

NOTE$

It is high7y re3ommene to 3hange the pass;or

to se3re yor net;or5 an the Roter4

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1!4* System og

The section is to #ie$ the system log. Click the JRefreshK to

u"date the log. Click JClearK to clear all sho$n information.

%f the log is o#er 174 records, it $ill clear them

automatically.

Re6resh: Click this button to u"date the log.

C7ear: Click this button to clear the current sho$n log.

1!4+ ogot

!fter you ha#e finished the settings com"letely, in logout

"age click J:esK to logout the $eb management "age.

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Appeni@ 1 "7ossary

A33ess Point 8AP9E !ny entity that has station

functionality and "ro#ides access to the distribution

ser#ices, #ia the $ireless medium >W8? for associated

stations.

Channe7E !n instance of medium use for the "ur"ose of "assing "rotocol data units >&()s? that may be used

simultaneously, in the same #olume of s"ace, $ith other

instances of medium use>on other channels? by other

instances of the same "hysical layer >&2:?,$ith an

acce"tably lo$ frame error ratio>*+R? due to mutual

interference.

SSID: Ser#ice Set identifier. !n SS%( is the net$ork name

shared by all de#ices in a $ireless net$ork. :our net$orkDs

SS%( should be uniMue to your net$ork and identical for all

de#ices $ithin the net$ork. %t is case@sensiti#e and must

not eAceed 4 characters >use any of the characters on the

keyboard?.8ake sure this setting is the same for all de#ices

in your $ireless net$ork.

WEP: Wired +Mui#alent &ri#acy >W+&? is the method for

secure $ireless data transmission. W+& adds data

encry"tion to e#ery single "acket transmitted in the

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$ireless net$ork. The /4bit and 9/bit encry"tion are the

same because of out 9/ bits, /4 bits are "ri#ate.

Con#ersely, 14/ and 16 bit are the same. W+& uses a

common -+: to encode the data. Therefore, all de#ices on

a $ireless net$ork must use the same key and same ty"e

of encry"tion. There are methods for entering the -+:H

one is to enter a 19@bit 2+F digit. )sing this method, users

must enter a 14@digit number >for 9/@bit? or 9@digit

number >for 16@bit? in the -+: field. )sers must select

the same key number for all de#ices. The other method is

to enter a teAt and let the com"uter generate the W+& key

for you. 2o$e#er, since each "roduct use different method

for key generation, it might not $ork for different

"roducts. Therefore, it is N'T recommended using.

WPA!+S?, $hich is a

reMuirement for some go#ernment users.

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Appeni@ 2: As5 an $estion

%n this "art some Muestions and "roblems sho$n during the

RouterDs usage and installation $ill be gi#en suggesting

ans$ers. %f your "roblems are not in the list, "lease log

into our $ebsite $$$.tenda.cn or send an +@mail to

su""orttenda.cn, and $e $ill re"ly you in the first time.

1、 Can not 7ogin to the We= inter6a3e o6 the Roter

a6ter yo enter the IP aress in the aress

6ie7？

Step 1: check the Router if it $orks $ell. 'nce the

de#ice is "o$ered on for a fe$ seconds, the S:S

indicator on the "anel $ill be turned on. %f it is not,

"lease contact us.

Step 2: check the net$ork cables if it is good and the

corres"onding indicator is J!l$ays 'NK. Sometimes,

the indicator is J!l$ays 'NK, but it does not mean it

gets through.

Run J&ingK command and check if it can "ing theRouterDs !N %& address 13.196.4.1. %f it is '-,

"lease make sure your bro$ser does not access the

%nternet by "roAy ser#er. %f the "ing fails, you can

"ress the JR+S+TK button for seconds to restore to

default settings. !nd then re"eat the "ing o"eration. %f

it still does not $ork, "lease contact us.

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2、,orget the 7ogin pass;or an 3an not enter the

setting page4 What 3an I o

&ress the JR+S+TK button for seconds to restore the

Router to default settings.

!、The 3ompter 3onne3te ;ith the Roter sho;s IP

aress 3on67i3t4 What 3an I o

Check if there are other (2C& ser#ers in the !N. %f

there ha#e, disable them. The default %& address of the

Router is 13.196.4.1 and "lease maker sure the

address is not occu"ied by other de#ices. %f there are

t$o com"uters $ith the same %& addresses, "lease

modify one.

#、I 3an not se Emai7 an a33ess the Internet4 What

3an I o

%t ha""ens in !(S connection and (ynamic %& users.

!nd you need modify the default 8T) #alue >1/3?.&lease in the JW!N SettingK modify the 8T) #alue $ith

the recommended #alue as 1/74 or 1/44.

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& 、 Ho; to 3on6igre an a33ess the Internet >ia

Dynami3 IP

%n Setu" Wizard of the Web utility interface, select

J(ynamic %&K connection ty"e and click JSa#eK to

acti#ate it. !s some %S&s bind the user com"uterDs

8!C address, you need to clone the RouterDs W!N

8!C address to the bind1ing &CDs 8!C address.

Select J8!C !ddress CloneK in J!d#anced SettingK to

in"ut your com"uterDs 8!C address and click J!""lyK

to acti#ate it.

(、 Ho; to share my 3ompterGs sor3e ;ith other

sers in Internet？

%f you $ant %nternet users to access the internal ser#er

#ia the Router such as e@mail ser#er, Web, *T&, you

can configure the J;irtual Ser#erK to come true.

Step 1: create your internal ser#er, make sure the

!N users can access these ser#ers and kno$ related

ser#ice "ort. *or eAam"le, Web ser#erDs "ort is 64H *T&is 1H S8T& is 7 and &'&0 is 114.

Step 2: in the RouterDs $eb click J;irtual Ser#erK and

select JSingle &ort *or$ardingK.

Step !: in"ut the eAternal ser#ice "ort gi#en by the

Router, for eAam"le, 64.

Step #: in"ut the internal Web ser#ice "ort, for

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eAam"le, 64.

Step &: %n"ut the internal ser#erDs %& address. %f your

Web ser#erDs %& address is 13.196.4.14, "lease in"ut

it.

Step (: select the communication "rotocol used by

your internal hostE TC&, )(&, %C8&.

Step ): click J!""lyK to acti#ate the settings.

The follo$ing table has listed the $ell@kno$n

a""lication and ser#ice "ortE

Ser#er &rotocol Ser#ice &ort

W+B Ser#er TC& 64

*T& Ser#er TC& 1

Telnet TC& 0

Net8eeting TC& 1740、14

8SN 8essenger TC&TC&?

;oiceE1690、9341>TC&?

;oiceE1690、7134>)(&?

&&T& ;&N TC& 10

%"hone7.4 TC& 777

S8T& TC& 7

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