User Manual

Wireless Broadband Router User manual
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I nt ernet account is billed based on t he am ount of t im e of your I nt ernet
connection, you probably want to enable t his opt ion and ent er an idle t im e
value best suit able for your network. To use t his opt ion, click t he radio
but ton next t o Connect on dem and.
Connect t o I nt e rnet m a n u a lly: The router w ill connect t o I nt ernet while
click t he “ Connect ” but ton on the Web. And t he WAN connection will
disconnect . I f you click “ Disconnect ” m anually from t he Web user interface.
The router will not aut o-connect t o t he I nt ernet . To use t his opt ion, click t he
radio but t on next t o Connect on dem and.
z Click “Apply” t o save t hese sett ings wit h t he Router. The Syst em will apply
the new sett ings and start rebooting right away. Aft er reboot, the Wireless
Rout er will enable t hese set tings wit h t he Rout er.
6 .4 .3 St at ic I P
I f you are required t o use a perm anent I P address t o connect t o t he I nt ernet ,
select St at ic I P.
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z W AN I P Address: This is t he Rout er ’s I P address, when seen from t he
I nt ernet . Your I SP w ill provide you wit h t he I P Address you need to specify
here.
z Subn et M a sk : This is t he Rout er ’s Subnet Mask, as seen by users on t he
I nt ernet ( including your I SP). Your I SP will provide you wit h t he Subnet
Mask.
z Defa u lt Ga t ew ay: Your I SP w ill provide you w it h t he Gateway Address,
which is the I SP server’s I P address.
z Physical Address Clone : Your I SP m ay require a particular MAC address
in order for you t o connect t o t he I nt ernet . This MAC address is the PC’s
MAC address t hat your I SP had originally connect ed your I nt ernet