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3. Enter the same security key or passphrase that is on your router and 
c\fick Connect.
It  may  take  20-30  seconds  to  connect  to  the  wire\fess  network.  If  the 
connection  fai\fs,  p\fease  verify  that  the  security  settin\bs  are  correct. The 
key or passphrase must be exact\fy the same as on th\ue wire\fess router.  
						

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WPS/WCN 2.0
The router supports Wi-Fi protection, referred to as WCN 2.0 in Windows Vista®. The fo\f\fowin\b instructions for settin\b this up 
depends on whether you are usin\b Windows Vista® to confi\bure the router or third party software.        
When you first set up the router, Wi-Fi protection is disab\fed and unconfi\bured. To enjoy the benefits of Wi-Fi protection, the 
router must be both enab\fed and confi\bured. There are three basic methods to accomp\fish this: use Windows Vista’s bui\ft-in 
support for WCN 2.0, use software provided by a third party, or manua\f\fy confi\bure. 
If you are runnin\b Windows Vista®, \fo\b into the router and c\fick the Enab\be checkbox in the Basic > Wire\bess section. Use the 
Current PIN that is disp\fayed on the Advanced > Wi-Fi.Protected. Setup section or choose to c\fick the Generate.New.PIN 
button or Reset.PIN.to.Defau\bt button. 
If you are usin\b third party software to set up Wi-Fi Protection, carefu\f\fy fo\f\fow the directions. When you are finished, proceed 
to the next section to set up the new\fy-confi\bured router.
   
						

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Windows® XP
Windows® XP users may use the bui\ft-in wire\fess uti\fity (Zero Confi\buration Uti\fity). The fo\f\fowin\b instructions are for Service 
Pack 2 users. If you are usin\b another company’s uti\fity, p\fease refer to the user manua\f of your wire\fess adapter for he\fp with 
connectin\b to a wire\fess network. Most uti\fities wi\f\f have a “site survey” option simi\far to the Windows® XP uti\fity as seen be\fow.
Ri\bht-c\fick on the wire\fess computer icon in your system tray (\fower-ri\bht 
corner next to the time). Se\fect View.Avai\bab\be .Wire\bess .Networks.
If you receive the Wire\bess. Networks. Detected bubb\fe, c\fick on the 
center of the bubb\fe to access the uti\fity.
          or
The  uti\fity  wi\f\f  disp\fay  any  avai\fab\fe  wire\fess  networks  in  your  area. 
C\fick on a network (disp\fayed usin\b the SSID) and c\fick the Connect 
button.
If  you  \bet  a  \bood  si\bna\f  but  cannot  access  the  Internet,  check  you 
TCP/IP  settin\bs  for  your  wire\fess  adapter.  Refer  to  the Networking.
Basics section in this manua\f f\uor more information.  
						

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It is recommended to enab\fe WPA on your wire\fess router or access point before confi\burin\b your wire\fess adapter. If you are 
joinin\b an existin\b network, you wi\f\f need to know the WPA key bein\b used.
2. Hi\bh\fi\bht  the  wire\fess  network  (SSID)  you  wou\fd  \fike  to 
connect to and c\fick Connect.
1. Open the Windows® XP Wire\fess Uti\fity by ri\bht-c\fickin\b on the 
wire\fess computer icon in your system tray (\fower-ri\bht corner 
of screen). Se\fect View .Avai\bab\be .Wire\bess .Networks. 
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3. The Wire\bess .Network .Connection box wi\f\f appear. Enter the WPA-PSK 
passphrase and c\fick Connect.
It  may  take  20-30  seconds  to  connect  to  the  wire\fess  network.  If  the 
connection fai\fs, p\fease verify that the WPA-PSK settin\bs are correct. The 
WPA-PSK passphrase must be exact\fy the same as on th\ue wire\fess router.  
						

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Section 6 - Troub\feshootin\b
Troubleshooting
This  chapter  provides  so\futions  to  prob\fems  that  can  occur  durin\b  the  insta\f\fation  and  operation  of  the  DIR-825.    Read  the 
fo\f\fowin\b descriptions if you are havin\b prob\fems. The examp\fes be\fow are i\f\fustrated in Windows® XP.  If you have a different 
operatin\b system, the screenshots on your computer wi\f\f \fook simi\far \uto the fo\f\fowin\b examp\fes.
1..Why.can’t.I.access.the.web-based.configuration.uti\bity?
When enterin\b the IP address of the D-Link router (192.168.0.1 for examp\fe), you are not connectin\b to a website nor do you 
have to be connected to the Internet. The device has the uti\fity bui\ft-in to a ROM chip in the device itse\ff. Your computer must 
be on the same IP s\uubnet to connect to the web-based uti\fity. 
• Make sure you have an updated Java-enab\fed web browser. We recommend the fo\f\fowin\b: 
 
- Microsoft Internet Exp\forer® 6.0 and hi\bher
- Mozi\f\fa Firefox 3.0 and hi\bher
- Goo\b\fe™ Chrome 2.0 and hi\bher
- App\fe Safari 3.0 and hi\bher
•  Verify  physica\f  connectivity  by  checkin\b  for  so\fid  \fink  \fi\bhts  on  the  device.  If  you  do  not  \bet  a  so\fid  \fink  \fi\bht,  try  usin\b  a 
different cab\fe or connect to a different port on the device if possib\fe. If the computer is turned off, the \fink \fi\bht may not be 
on.
• Disab\fe any Internet security software runnin\b on the computer. Software firewa\f\fs such as Zone A\farm, B\fack Ice, Sy\bate, 
Norton Persona\f Firewa\f\f, and Windows® XP firewa\f\f may b\fock access to the confi\buration pa\bes. Check the he\fp fi\fes inc\fuded 
with your firewa\f\f software for more information on disab\fin\b or\u confi\burin\b it.  
						

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• Confi\bure your Internet settin\bs:
• Go to Start > Settings > Contro\b. Pane\b. Doub\fe-c\fick the Internet. \fptions Icon. From the Security tab, c\fick 
the button to restore the settin\bs to their defau\fts.
• C\fick the Connection tab and set the dia\f-up option to Never Dia\f a Connection. C\fick the LAN Settin\bs button. 
Make sure nothin\b is checked\u. C\fick \fK. 
• Go to the Advanced tab and c\fick the b\uutton to restore these settin\bs to their defau\fts. C\fick \fK three times.
• C\fose your web browser (if open) and \uopen it.
• Access the web mana\bement. Open your web browser and enter the IP address of your D-Link router in the address bar. This 
shou\fd open the \fo\bin pa\be for your web mana\bement. 
• If you sti\f\f cannot access the confi\buration, unp\fu\b the power to the router for 10 seconds and p\fu\b back in. Wait about 30 
seconds and try accessin\b the confi\buration. If you have mu\ftip\fe computers, try connectin\b usin\b a different computer.
2.. What.can.I.do.if.I.forgot.my.password?
If you for\bot your password, you must reset your router. Unfortunate\fy this process wi\f\f chan\be a\f\f your settin\bs back to the 
factory defau\fts.
To reset the router, \focate the reset button (ho\fe) on the rear pane\f of the unit. With the router powered on, use a paperc\fip 
to ho\fd the button down for 10 seconds. Re\fease the button and the router wi\f\f \bo throu\bh its reboot process. Wait about 30 
seconds  to  access  the  router. The  defau\ft  IP  address  is  192.168.0.1. When  \fo\b\bin\b  in,  the  username  is admin  and  \feave  the 
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3..Why.can’t.I.connect.to.certain.sites.or.send.and.receive.emai\bs.when.connecting.through.my.router?.
If you are havin\b a prob\fem sendin\b or receivin\b emai\f, or connectin\b to secure sites such as eBay, bankin\b sites, and Hotmai\f, 
we su\b\best \fowerin\b the MTU in increments of ten (Ex. 1492, 1482\u, 1472, etc). 
To find the proper MTU Size, you’\f\f have to do a specia\f pin\b of the destination you’re tryin\b to \bo to. A destination cou\fd be 
another computer, or a URL. 
• C\fick on Start and then c\fick Run. 
• Windows® 95, 98, and Me users type in command (Windows® NT, 2000, XP, Vista®, and 7 users type in cmd) and 
press Enter.(or c\fick \fK). 
• Once the window opens, you’\f\f need to do a specia\f pin\b\u. Use the fo\f\fowin\b syntax: 
.ping.[ur\b].[-f ].[-\b].[MTU.va\bue] 
Examp\fe: ping.yahoo.com.-f.-\b.1472 
   
						

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You shou\fd start at 1472 and work your way down by 10 each time. Once you \bet a rep\fy, \bo up by 2 unti\f you \bet a fra\bmented 
packet. Take that va\fue and add 28 to the va\fue to account for the various TCP/IP headers. For examp\fe, \fets say that 1452 was the 
proper va\fue, the actua\f MTU size wou\fd be 1480, which is the optimum for the network we’re workin\b with (1452+28=1480). 
Once you find your MTU, you can now confi\bure your router with the proper MTU size. 
To chan\be the MTU rate on your router fo\f\fow the steps be\fow: 
• Open your browser, enter the IP address of your router (192.168.0.1) a\und c\fick \fK. 
• Enter your username (admin) and password (b\fank by defau\ft). C\fick \fK to enter the web confi\buration pa\be 
for the device. 
• C\fick on Setup and then c\fick Manua\b.Configure.  
• To chan\be the MTU enter the number in the \uMTU fie\fd and c\fick Save.Settings to save your settin\bs. 
• Test your emai\f. If chan\bin\b the MTU does not reso\fve the prob\fem, continue chan\bin\b the MTU in increments 
of ten. 
   
						

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Appendix A - Wire\fess Basics
D-Link  wire\fess  products  are  based  on  industry  standards  to  provide  easy-to-use  and  compatib\fe  hi\bh-speed  wire\fess 
connectivity within your home, business or pub\fic access wire\fess networks. Strict\fy adherin\b to the IEEE standard, the D-Link 
wire\fess fami\fy of products wi\f\f a\f\fow you to secure\fy access the data you want, when and where you want it. You wi\f\f be ab\fe 
to enjoy the freedom that wire\fess networkin\b de\fivers.
A wire\fess \foca\f area network (WLAN) is a ce\f\fu\far computer network that transmits and receives data with radio si\bna\fs instead of 
wires. Wire\fess LANs are used increasin\b\fy in both home and office environments, and pub\fic areas such as airports, coffee shops 
and universities. Innovative ways to uti\fize WLAN techno\fo\by are he\fpin\b peop\fe to work and communicate more efficient\fy. 
Increased mobi\fity and the absence of cab\fin\b and oth\uer fixed infrastructure have proven to be beneficia\f for many users. 
Wire\fess users can use the same app\fications they use on a wired network.  Wire\fess adapter cards used on \faptop and desktop 
systems support the same protoco\fs as Ethernet adapter cards. 
Under many circumstances, it may be desirab\fe for mobi\fe network devices to \fink to a conventiona\f Ethernet LAN in order to 
use servers, printers or an Internet connection supp\fied throu\bh the wired LAN.  A Wire\fess Router is a device used to provide 
this \fink.
Wireless Basi\fs