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This page is used to configure the WAN connection parameters. On this page, you 
may choose the proper WAN connection type and configure the parameters related to 
the connection type. 
The parameters on this page are described as follows: 
Field Description 
WAN 
Connection 
Ty p e  The WAN connection types include STATIC (fixed IP), DHCP 
(Auto config), PPPoE (ADSL), L2TP, and PPTP. The default 
WAN connection type is DHCP (Auto config). 
MAC 
Clone Enable or disable MAC Clone. After enabling this function, click 
the Fill my MAC button, and then AP will use this MAC address 
to communicate with the device that connects to the AP’s WAN 
interface. The default setting is Disable. 
 
  STATIC (fixed IP) 
On the Wide Area Network (WAN) Settings page, select STATIC (fixed IP) as the 
WAN connection type, and the following page appears.  
						

							 
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On this page, enter the IP address, the subnet mask, the default gateway, and the 
DNS server provided by the ISP. 
After finishing setting, click the Apply button to apply the settings. 
  DHCP (Auto config) 
On the Wide Area Network (WAN) Settings page, select DHCP (Auto config) as 
the WAN connection type, and the following page appears. 
 
 
If you select DHCP (Auto config), AP acquires the network parameters via WAN 
interface, such as the IP address, the subnet mask, the gateway, and the DNS server 
address. 
After finishing the settings, click the Apply button to apply the settings.  
						

							 
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If you want to use PPPoE service, please select PPPoE (ADSL) connection type. On 
the Wide Area Network (WAN) Settings page, select PPPoE (ADSL) as the WAN 
connection type, and the following page appears. 
 
 
On this page, enter the username and the password provided by the ISP, and set the 
value of the Keep Alive mode. You can also use the default value of the Keep Alive 
mode. 
After finishing the settings, click the Apply button to apply the settings. 
  L2TP 
If you want to use L2TP service, please select L2TP connection type. On the Wide 
Area Network (WAN) Settings page, select L2TP as the WAN connection type, and 
the following page appears.  
						

							 
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On this page, enter the server IP, the username, and the password provided by the 
ISP. Set the IP address, the subnet mask, and the default gateway. When the 
Address Mode is Dynamic, the IP address, the subnet mask, and the default 
gateway of the WAN interface are automatically assigned by the DHCP server. Set 
the value of Keep Alive mode. You can also use the default value of the Keep Alive 
mode. 
After finishing the settings, click the Apply button to apply the settings. 
  PPTP 
If you want to use PPTP service, please select PPTP connection type. On the Wide 
Area Network (WAN) Settings page, select PPTP as the WAN connection type, and 
the following page appears.  
						

							 
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On this page, enter the server IP, the username, and the password provided by the 
ISP. Set the IP address, the subnet mask, and the default gateway. When the 
Address Mode is Dynamic, the IP address, the subnet mask, and the default 
gateway of the WAN interface are automatically assigned by the DHCP server. Set 
the value of Keep Alive mode. You can also use the default value of the Keep Alive 
mode. 
After finishing the settings, click the Apply button to apply the settings. 
5.3.3   Advanced Routing 
Click Internet > Advanced Routing to display the Static Routing Settings page.  
						

							 
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This page is used to manage the routing rules, view the routing table, and set the 
routing RIP function. 
 
 
 
 
  Add a Routing Rule  
						

							 
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The parameters for adding a routing rule are described as follows: 
Field Description 
Destination The destination address of the routing rule. 
Range  You may select Host or Net. 
Gateway  The IP address that the routing rule passes. 
Netmask  When the range is Net, you can set this option. 
Interface The local legal interface that the routing rule passes. You may 
select LAN, WAN, or Custom. 
Comment  Comment about the rule. 
 
  Current Routing Table in the System 
 
The routing table above displays the preset rules in the system. The numbers of 
self-defined rules are marked with 
. If you want to delete one rule, choose the rule  
						

							 
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and then click the Delete button. 
  Dynamic Routing Settings 
 
 
You may enable or disable the RIP function (Routing Information Protocol) here. After 
enabling RIP function, AP can refresh its routing information and send RIP 
information to other devices. 
5.3.4   DHCP 
Click Internet > DHCP to display the DHCP Client List page. 
 
 
On this page, you can view the clients’ information assigned by the DHCP server, 
including the MAC address, the IP address, and the lease time of the IP address and 
so on. 
5.3.5   QoS 
Click Internet > QoS to display the Quality of Service Settings page.  
						

							 
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This page is used to configure the upload bandwidth of WAN interface and QoS rules. 
The parameters on this page are described as follows: 
Field Description 
Quality of 
Service Enable or disable QoS. The default QoS setting is Disable. After 
enabling QoS, you may set the upload bandwidth of the WAN 
interface. 
Upload 
Bandwidth You may self-define the bandwidth, or select a proper bandwidth 
in the drop down list.   
 
After enabling QoS and setting the upload bandwidth (e.g. the upload bandwidth is 
128 kbps), click the Submit button, and the following page appears.  
						

							 
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On this page, group table displays 4 groups of bandwidth assignation attributes. The 
new rule can join any group. If the new rule joins a group, it indicates that the 
minimum and the maximum available bandwidths of the new rule are the same as the 
preset values of the group that it joins. 
  Modify the Group 
Click the Modify button of a group in the group table (e.g. NoName5 ), and the 
following page appears. 
 
 
The parameters on this page are described as follows: 
Field Description