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TRENDnet TEW-751DR User Manual

2x2 802.11a+b+g+n dual band concurrent wireless router
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  • Page 1 TEW-751DR 2x2 802.11a+b+g+n Dual Band Concurrent Wireless Router User’s Guide...
  • Page 2 Federal   C ommunication   C ommission   I nterference   S tatement   This  equipment  has  been  tested  and  found  to  comply  with  the  limits  for  a  Class  B  digital  device,  pursuant  to   Part   15   of   the   FCC   Rules.     These   limits   are   designed   to   provide   reasonable   protection   against   harmful   interference  ...
  • Page 3   Česky   [ Czech]   TRENDnet   t ímto   p rohlašuje,   ž e   t ento   T EW-­‐751DR   j e   v e   s hodě   s e   z ákladními   požadavky   a   d alšími   p říslušnými   u stanoveními   s měrnice   1 999/5/ES.  ...
  • Page 4 1999/5/EC.   Português   TRENDnet   declara   que   este   TEW-­‐751DR   está   conforme   com   os   requisitos   [Portuguese]   essenciais   e   o utras   d isposições   d a   D irectiva   1 999/5/CE.  ...
  • Page 5 1999/5/EY   oleellisten   vaatimusten   ja   sitä   koskevien   direktiivin   muiden   ehtojen   m ukainen.   Svenska   Härmed  intygar  TRENDnet  att  denna  TEW-­‐751DR  står  I  överensstämmelse   [Swedish]   med  de  väsentliga  egenskapskrav  och  övriga  relevanta  bestämmelser  som  ...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................1 BOUT UIDE     Purpose ........................................1   Terms/Usage ......................................1   Overview   o f   t his   U ser’s   G uide ................................1 ................... 2 NTRODUCTION     Applications: ......................................3  ...
  • Page 7   Statistic ......................................45   Wireless Client ....................................46   Routing ........................................46   Static ......................................... 46   Dynamic ......................................47   Routing Table ....................................48   Access ........................................49   Virtual Server ....................................52   Special AP ......................................53  ...

  • Page 8: About This Guide

    ABOUT   T HIS   G UIDE   Congratulations   on   your   purchase   of   this   TEW-­‐751DR   600Mbps   Wireless   N   Dual   Band   C oncurrent   R outer.   T his   i ntegrated   a ccess   d evice   c ombines   I nternet   g ateway   functions  ...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION   The   2x2   802.11a+b+g+n   Dual   Band   Concurrent   Wireless   Router   delivers   unsurpassed   D ual   B and   w ireless   s peed,   c overage,   a nd   r eliability   w ith   u p   t o   1 4x   t he   speed  ...

  • Page 10: Applications

    Applications:   Broadband   Internet   access:   Several   computers   can   share   one   high-­‐speed   broadband   c onnection   t hrough   w ireless   o r   w ired   ( WLAN,   L AN   a nd   W AN-­‐Internet).   Resource  ...

  • Page 11: Wireless   P Erformance   C Onsiderations

    Wireless   P erformance   C onsiderations   There   a re   a   n umber   o f   f actors   t hat   c an   i mpact   t he   r ange   o f   w ireless   d evices.    ...

  • Page 12: Unpacking And Setup

    UNPACKING   A ND   S ETUP   This   chapter   provides   unpacking   and   setup   information   for   the   TEW-­‐751DR   600Mbps   W ireless   N   D ual   B and   C oncurrent   R outer.   Unpacking  ...

  • Page 13: Hardware Installation

    HARDWARE   I NSTALLATION   Front   P anel   The   figure   below   shows   the   front   panel   of   the   TEW-­‐751DR   600Mbps   Wireless   N   Dual   B and   C oncurrent   R outer.    ...

  • Page 14: Rear   P Anel

    Rear   P anel   The   figure   below   shows   the   rear   panel   of   the   TEW-­‐751DR   600Mbps   Wireless   N   Dual   B and   C oncurrent   R outer.    ...

  • Page 15: Side   P Anel

    Side   P anel   The   figure   below   shows   the   side   panel   of   the   TEW-­‐751DR   600Mbps   Wireless   N   Dual   B and   C oncurrent   R outer.    ...

  • Page 16: Hardware   C Onnections

    Hardware   c onnections   Connecting   t he   W LAN   R outer         1. Plug   i n   o ne   e nd   o f   t he   n etwork   c able   t o   t he   W AN   p ort   o f   t he   W LAN   R outer.   2.

  • Page 17: Check The Installation

    Check   t he   i nstallation   The   control   LEDs   of   the   WLAN   Router   are   clearly   visible   and   the   status   of   the   network   l ink   c an   b e   s een   i nstantly:   1.

  • Page 18: Pc Network Tcp/Ip Settings

    PC   N ETWORK   T CP/IP   S ETTINGS   The   network   TCP/IP   settings   differ   based   on   the   computer’s   operating   system   (Win95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista)   a nd   a re   a s   f ollows.   Windows  ...

  • Page 19: Windows   2 000

      6. Select   “ None”   f or   t he   “ Gateway   a ddress”   f ield.     Windows   2 000   Double  click  on  the  “My   Computer”  icon  on  the  desktop.  When  “My   Computer”   window  ...

  • Page 20: Windows   X P

    3. Set   b oth   “ IP   a ddress”   a nd   “ DNS”   t o   A utomatic   c onfiguration.     Windows   X P     Point   t he   c ursor   a nd   c lick   t he   r ight   b utton   o n   t he   “ My   N etwork   P lace”   i con.   Select  ...
  • Page 21   3. Right   c lick   “ Local   A rea   C onnection”   a nd   s elect   “ Properties”.    ...
  • Page 22 4. Click   o n   “ Internet   P rotocol   ( TCP/IP)”   a nd   c lick   o n   “ Properties”.     5. Set   “ IP   a ddress”   t o   “ Obtain   a n   I P   a ddress   a utomatically.”   6.

  • Page 23: Windows   V Ista   /   7

    Windows   V ista   /   7   1. Click   on   the   “Start/Windows”   button.   Right   click   on   “Network”   and   select   “Properties”.     2. Window   V ista:   C lick   o n   “ Manage   N etwork   C onnections.     Windows  ...
  • Page 24 4. Set   “ IP   a ddress”   t o   “ Obtain   a n   I P   a ddress   a utomatically.”   5. Set   “ DNS”   t o   “ Obtain   D NS   s erver   a ddress   a utomatically.”  ...

  • Page 25: Configuration

    CONFIGURATION   First   m ake   s ure   t hat   t he   n etwork   c onnections   a re   f unctioning   n ormally.     This   WLAN   Router   can   be   configured   using   Internet   Explorer   6.0   or   newer   web   browser  ...

  • Page 26: Using   T He   W Eb   B Rowser

    Using   t he   W eb   B rowser   1. Open   I nternet   E xplorer   6 .0   o r   a bove   I nternet   b rowser.   2. Enter   I P   a ddress   ttp://192.168.10.1  ...

  • Page 27: Shared Key

    Step   2 :   S et   T he   W ireless   S ecurity:   Click   o n   t he   S ecurity   M ode   d rop-­‐down   l ist   t o   s elect   y our   w ireless   s ecurity   t ype.     Selecting  ...
  • Page 28 Encryption   S trength -­‐   C hoose   t he   k ey   l ength   6 4-­‐bit   o r   1 28-­‐bit. • Note: It is recommended to use 128-bit because it is more secure to use a key that consists of more characters.
  • Page 29 The   following   section   outlines   options   when   selecting   PSK   (Preshared   Key   Protocol): Select   a   C ipher   T ype: • When   s electing   W PA   s ecurity,   i t   i s   r ecommended   t o   u se   T KIP. •...
  • Page 30 • RADIUS   Server   Key -­‐  Enter  the  shared  secret  used  to  authorize  your  router   with   y our   R ADIUS   s erver. Step   3 :   I nternet   S etup:   The   W LAN   R outer   w ill   a ttempt   t o   a uto   d etect   y our   I nternet   C onnection.   Dynamic  ...
  • Page 31 PPPoE:   PPPoE   t o   o btain   I P   a utomatically:   If  connected  to  the  Internet  using  a  PPPoE  (Dial-­‐up  xDSL)  connection,  and  the  ISP   provides   a   User   Name   and   Password,   then   choose   this   option   and   enter   the   required  ...
  • Page 32 PPPoE   w ith   a   S pecify   I P   a ddress:   If  connected  to  the  Internet  using  a  PPPoE  (Dial-­‐up  xDSL)  connection,  and  the  ISP   provides   a   I P   a ddress,   S ubnet   m ask,   U ser   N ame,   P assword   a nd   a   S tatic   I P   A ddress,   choose  ...
  • Page 33 If  connected  to  the  Internet  using  a  PPTP  xDSL  connection,  enter  your  IP,  Subnet   Mask,   G ateway,   S erver   I P,   P PTP   A ccount   a nd   P PTP   P assword.     L2TP:  ...
  • Page 34 If   connected   to   the   Internet   using   a   L2TP   (Dial-­‐up   xDSL)   connection   and   the   ISP   provides   a   Server   IP,   Account   and   Password   information,   choose   this   option   and   enter  ...

  • Page 35: Advanced   C Onfiguration

      A dvanced   c onfiguration     Main   The   screen   enables   users   to   configure   the   Internet   Setup,   Local   Network,   and   Time   a nd   D ate   s ettings.   Local  ...
  • Page 36 When   s elected   D HCP   S erver:     All   DHCP   client   computers   are   listed   in   the   table   at   the   bottom   of   the   screen,   providing  ...

  • Page 37: Internet Setup

    Internet   S etup   This   s creen   e nables   u sers   t o   s et   u p   t he   W LAN   R outer   I nternet   c onnection.    ...
  • Page 38 If  the  Internet  Service  Provider  (ISP)  assigns  a   s tatic  IP  address,  choose  this  option   and   enter   the   assigned   WAN   IP   Address,   WAN   Subnet   Mask,   WAN   Gateway   Address  ...
  • Page 39 If  connected  to  the  Internet  using  a  PPPoE  (Dial-­‐up  xDSL)  connection,  and  the  ISP   provides   a   User   Name   and   Password,   then   choose   this   option   and   enter   the   required  ...
  • Page 40 When   s elected   t he   P PPTP   f or   I nternet   c onnection:   If  connected  to  the  Internet  using  a  PPTP  xDSL  connection,  enter  your  IP,  Subnet   Mask,   G ateway,   S erver   I P,   P PTP   A ccount   a nd   P PTP   P assword.     When  ...

  • Page 41: Time And Date

    If   connected   to   the   Internet   using   a   L2TP   (Dial-­‐up   xDSL)   connection   and   the   ISP   provide   a   Server   IP,   Account   and   Password   information,   choose   this   option   and   enter  ...

  • Page 42: Wireless

    NTP   Enable:   Checked   to   automatically   adjust   the   system   time   from   NTP   Server;   otherwise,   uncheck   for   manually   adjust   the   system   time   when   you   press   the   Set   Time  ...
  • Page 43 SSID:   T ype   a n   S SID   i n   t he   t ext   b ox.   T he   S SID   o f   a ny   w ireless   d evice   m ust   m atch   t he   SSID  ...

  • Page 44: Security

    Security         Security  Mode:    The   a uthentication   t ype   d efault   i s   s et   t o   o pen  system.    There  are   four   o ptions:   D isabled,   W EP,   W PA,   W PA2   a nd   W PA-­‐Auto.   WEP  ...
  • Page 45 o You   c an   d efine   u p   t o   4   p asswords   o r   4   k eys.   O nly   o ne   k ey   c an   b e   a ctive   at  ...
  • Page 46 This   is   the   password   or   key   that   is   used   to   connect   your   computer   to   this   router   w irelessly Confirmed   P assphrase   –   R e-­‐enter   t he   p assphrase. Note: 8-63 alphanumeric characters (a,b,C,?,*, /,1,2, etc.) The  ...

  • Page 47: Advanced Wireless

    Advanced   W ireless   This   s creen   e nables   u sers   t o   c onfigure   a dvanced   w ireless   f unctions.       Beacon  Interval:   T ype   t he   b eacon   i nterval   i n   t he   t ext   b ox.   U ser   c an   s pecify   a   v alue   from  ...

  • Page 48: Status

    Configuration   Status:   Display   the   status   (Un-­‐configured   State/Configured   State)   information   o f   W PS.   Self-­‐PIN   N umber:   D isplay   t he   c urrent   P IN   n umber   o f   t he   W LAN   R outer.   Add  ...

  • Page 49: Log

    Firmware   Version:   Displays   the   latest   build   of   the   WLAN   Router   firmware   interface.   After   updating   the   firmware   in   Tools   -­‐   Firmware,   check   this   to   ensure   that  ...
  • Page 50     Time:   D isplays   t he   t ime   a nd   d ate   t hat   t he   l og   e ntry   w as   c reated.   Message:   D isplays   s ummary   i nformation   a bout   t he   l og   e ntry.  ...

  • Page 51: Log Setting

    Log   S etting   This   s creen   e nables   u sers   t o   s et   R outer   L og   p arameters.     SMTP   Authentication:   Selected   the   Enabled   if   the   SMTP   server   need   for   authentication,  ...

  • Page 52: Statistic

    n If  the  day  is  specified,  the  log  is  sent  once  per  week,  on  the  specified   day.     n Select   t he   t ime   o f   d ay   y ou   w ish   t he   E -­‐mail   t o   b e   s ent.     n...

  • Page 53: Wireless Client

      Wireless   C lient   This   screen   enables   users   to   view   information   about   wireless   devices   that   are   connected   t o   t he   W LAN   R outer.    ...

  • Page 54: Dynamic

    Destination   Subnet   Mask:   Type   the   subnet   mask   of   the   destination   network   (ex   255.255.255.0).     Gateway   IP   Address:  Type  the  gateway  IP  address  to  the  destination  network  or   next  ...

  • Page 55: Routing Table

    Routing   T able   This   screen   enables   users   to   view   the   routing   table   of   the   WLAN   Router.   The   routing   t able   i s   a   d atabase   c reated   b y   t he   W LAN   R outer   t hat   d isplays   t he   n etwork   interconnection  ...

  • Page 56: Access

    Access   This  page  enables  you  to  define  access  restrictions,  set  up  protocol  and  IP  filters,   create   v irtual   s ervers,   d efine   a ccess   f or   s pecial   a pplications   s uch   a s   g ames,   a nd   s et   firewall  ...
  • Page 57 URL   F ilter:   C heck   t o   e nable   t he   D omain/URL   f ilter   f unction.   Add   F RDN   R ule:   E nter   t he   d omain   n ame   w hich   w ill   b e   d eny   t o   a ccess.   Add  ...
  • Page 58   Enable:   C heck   t o   e nable   t he   I P   a ddress   f ilter.   Filter   N ame:   T ype   t he   n ame   o f   t he   u ser   t o   b e   d enied   a ccess.   Start  Source  IP  Address/End  Source  IP  Address:  Type  the  IP  range.  From  the  IP  ...

  • Page 59: Virtual Server

    Virtual   S erver   This   screen   enables   user   to   create   a   virtual   server   via   the   WLAN   Router.   If   the   WLAN   Router   is   set   as   a   virtual   server,   remote   users   requesting   Web   or   FTP   services  ...

  • Page 60: Special Ap

    Enable:   C lick   t o   e nable   o r   d isable   t he   v irtual   s erver.   Name:   T ype   a   d escriptive   n ame   f or   t he   v irtual   s erver.   Protocol:  ...

  • Page 61: Dmz

    Enable:   C lick   t o   e nable   o r   d isable   t he   a pplication   p rofile.   W hen   e nabled,   u sers   w ill   be   able   to   connect   to   the   application   via   the   WLAN   Router’s   WAN   connection.   Click  ...

  • Page 62: Dynamic Dns

    DMZ   Host   IP:   Type   a   host   IP   address   for   the   DMZ.   The   computer   with   this   IP   address   a cts   a s   a   D MZ   h ost   w ith   u nlimited   I nternet   a ccess.   Apply:  ...

  • Page 63: Firewall Settings

    Firewall   S ettings   This  screen  enables  users  to  set  up  the  firewall.  The  WLAN  Router  provides  basic   firewall  functions,  by  filtering  all  the  packets  that  enter  the  WLAN  Router  using  a   set   of   rules.   The   rules   are   listed   in   sequential   order-­‐-­‐the   lower   the   rule   number,   the  ...

  • Page 64: Management

    Delete:  Select  a  listed  item  and  click  Delete  button  to  remove  the  entry  from  the   list.   New:   C lick   “ New”   t o   e rase   a ll   f ields   a nd   e nter   n ew   i nformation.   Priority  ...

  • Page 65: Remote Management

    Remote   M anagement   This   screen   enables   users   to   set   up   remote   management.   Using   remote   management,   the   WLAN   Router   can   be   configured   through   the   WAN   via   a   Web   browser.  ...

  • Page 66: Tools

    Tools   This  page  enables  users  to  restart  the  system,  save  and  load  different  settings  as   profiles,   restore   factory   default   settings,   run   a   setup   wizard   to   configure   WLAN   Router  ...

  • Page 67: Firmware

    Firmware   This   s creen   e nables   u sers   t o   k eep   t he   W LAN   R outer   f irmware   u p   t o   d ate.    ...

  • Page 68: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL   S PECIFICATIONS   Hardware   Standards   IEEE   8 02.3   ( 10BASE-­‐T),   I EEE   8 02.3u   ( 100BASE-­‐TX),   I EEE   8 02.11a/b/g/n   WAN   1   x   1 0/100/1000Mbps   A uto-­‐MDIX   p ort   ( Internet)   LAN  ...

  • Page 69: Limited Warranty

      r epair   o r   r eplace   t he   d efective   p roduct   o r   p art   a nd   d eliver   a n   e quivalent   p roduct   o r   p art   t o   t he   c ustomer.   T he   r epair/replacement   unit’s   warranty   continues   from   the   original   date   of   purchase.   All   products   that   are   replaced   become   the   property   of   TRENDnet.  ...
  • Page 70 Some   TRENDnet   products   include   software   code   written   by   third   party   developers.   These   codes   are   subject   to   the   GNU   General   Public   L icense   ( "GPL")   o r   G NU   L esser   G eneral   P ublic   L icense   ( "LGPL").    ...

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