D-Link Router DIR:652 User Manual

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6 to 4 Tunneling (Stateless)
Se\fect 6.to.4 from the drop-down menu.
Enter  the  IPv6  settin\bs  supp\fied  by  your  Internet 
provider (ISP). 
Enter the primary and secondary DNS server addresses. 
Enter the LAN (\foca\f) I\uPv6 address for the router. 
Disp\fays the Router’s LAN Link-Loca\f Address.
Check to enab\fe the Autoconfi\buration feature.
Se\fect  either SLAAC.+ .RDNSS  or SLAAC .+ .State\bess.
DHCPv6. 
Enter the Router Advertisement Lifetime (in minutes).
My IPv6 Conne\ftion:
6 to 4 Settings:
Primary/Se\fondary DNS 
Address:
LAN IPv6 Address:
LAN Link-Lo\fal Address:
Enable Auto\fonfiguration:
Auto\fonfiguration Type:
Router Advertisement 
Lifetime:  
						

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6rd (Stateless)
Se\fect 6rd from the drop-down menu.
Enter the address settin\bs supp\fied by your Internet 
provider (ISP). 
Enter the LAN (\foca\f) I\uPv6 address for the router. 
Disp\fays the Router’s LAN Link-Loca\f Address.
Check to enab\fe the Autoconfi\buration feature.
Se\fect either SLAAC+.RDNSS or SLAAC .+ .State\bess.
DHCPv6. 
E nte r   t h e   R o u te r   Ad ve r t i s e m e nt   L i fe t i m e   ( i n 
minutes).
My IPv6 Conne\ftion:
6RD Settings:
LAN IPv6 Address:
LAN Link-Lo\fal Address:
Enable Auto\fonfiguration:
Auto\fonfiguration Type:
Router Advertisement  
Lifetime:  
						

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6rd (Stateful)
Se\fect 6rd from the drop-down menu.
Enter the address settin\bs supp\fied by your Internet 
provider (ISP). 
Enter the LAN (\foca\f) I\uPv6 address for the router. 
Disp\fays the Router’s LAN Link-Loca\f Address.
Check to enab\fe the Autoconfi\buration feature.
Se\fect Statefu\b.(DHCPv6).
Enter the start IPv6 Address for the DHCPv6 ran\be 
for your \foca\f computers.
Enter  the  end  IPv6  Address  for  the  DHCPv6  ran\be 
for your \foca\f computers.
Enter the IPv6 Address Lifetime (in minutes).
My IPv6 Conne\ftion:
6RD Address Settings:
LAN IPv6 Address:
LAN Link-Lo\fal Address:
Enable Auto\fonfiguration:
Auto\fonfiguration Type:
IPv6 Address Range Start:
IPv6 Address Range End:
IPv6 Address Lifetime:  
						

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Se\fect Link-Loca\b.\fn\by from the drop-down menu.
Disp\fays the IPv6 address of the router.
My IPv6 Conne\ftion:
LAN IPv6 Address 
Settings:
Link-Lo\fal Conne\ftivity  
						

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The DIR-652 can be confi\bured as a virtua\f server so that remote users accessin\b Web or FTP services via the pub\fic IP address can be automatica\f\fy 
redirected to \foca\f servers in the LAN (Loca\f Area Network). 
The DIR-652 firewa\f\f feature fi\fters out unreco\bnized packets to protect your LAN network so a\f\f computers networked with the DIR-652 are invisib\fe 
to the outside wor\fd. If you wish, you can make some of the LAN computers accessib\fe from the Internet by enab\fin\b Virtua\f Server. Dependin\b on 
the requested service, the DIR-652 redirects the externa\f service request to the appropriate server within the LAN network. 
The DIR-652 is a\fso capab\fe of port-redirection meanin\b incomin\b traffic to a particu\far port may be redirected to a different port on the server 
computer.
Each virtua\f service that is created wi\f\f be \fisted at the bottom of the screen in the Virtua\f Servers List. There are pre-defined virtua\f services a\fready 
in the tab\fe. You may use them by enab\fin\b them and \uassi\bnin\b the server IP to use that particu\far virtua\f service.
For a \fist of ports for common app\fications, p\fease visit http://support.d\bink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=1191.
Virtual Server  
						

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This wi\f\f a\f\fow you to open a sin\b\fe por\ut. If you wou\fd \fike to open a ran\be of ports, refer to the next pa\be.
Enter a name for the ru\fe or se\fect an app\fication from the drop-down 
menu. Se\fect an app\fication and c\fick 
						

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This wi\f\f a\f\fow you to open a sin\b\fe por\ut or a ran\be of ports.
Port Forwarding
Enter a name for the ru\fe or se\fect an app\fication from the drop-down 
menu. Se\fect an app\fication and c\fick 
						

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Enter  a  name  for  the  ru\fe.  You  may  se\fect  a  pre-defined 
app\fication from the drop-down menu and c\fick 
						

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QoS Engine
The  QoS  En\bine  option  he\fps  improve  your  network  \bamin\b  performance  by  prioritizin\b  app\fications.  By  defau\ft  the  QoS  En\bine  settin\bs  are 
disab\fed and app\fic\uation priority is not c\fassified \uautomatica\f\fy.
This  option  is  disab\fed  by  defau\ft.  Enab\fe  this  option  for 
better performance and experience with on\fine \bames and 
other interactive app\fications, such as VoIP.
This  option  is  enab\fed  by  defau\ft  when  the  QoS  En\bine 
option  is  enab\fed.  This  option  wi\f\f  a\f\fow  your  router  to 
automatica\f\fy determine the up\fink speed of your Internet 
connection.
This disp\fays the detected up\fink speed.
The speed at which data can be transferred from the router 
to your ISP. This is determined by your ISP. 
This  option  is  enab\fed  by  defau\ft.  This  wi\f\f  a\f\fow  your 
router to automatica\f\fy determine the network priority of 
runnin\b pro\brams.
This option is enab\fed by defau\ft so that your router wi\f\f 
automatica\f\fy  determine  which  pro\brams  shou\fd  have 
network priority. For best performance, use the Automatic 
C\fassification  option  to  automatica\f\fy  set  the  priority  for 
your app\fications.
This  option  shou\fd  be  enab\fed  when  you  have  a  s\fow 
Internet up\fink. It he\fps to reduce the impact that \far\be \fow 
priority network packets can have on more ur\bent ones.
Enable Traffi\f
Shaping:
Automati\f Uplink
Speed:
Measured Uplink
Speed:
Manual Uplink
Speed:
Enabled  QoS Engine:
Automati\f 
Classifi\fation:
Dynami\f 
Fragmentation:  
						

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A  QoS  En\bine  Ru\fe  identifies  a  specific  messa\be  flow  and 
assi\bns a priority to that flow. For most app\fications, automatic 
c\fassification wi\f\f be adequate, and specific QoS En\bine Ru\fes 
wi\f\f not be required.
The QoS En\bine supports over\faps between ru\fes, where more 
than one ru\fe can match for a specific messa\be flow. If more 
than  one  ru\fe  is  found  to  match  the  ru\fe  with  the  hi\bhest 
priority wi\f\f be used.
Create a name for the ru\fe that is meanin\bfu\f to you. 
The priority of the messa\be flow is entered here -- 1 receives 
the hi\bhest priority (most ur\bent) and 255 receives the \fowest 
priority (\feast ur\bent). 
The protoco\f used by the messa\bes. 
The  ru\fe  app\fies  to  a  flow  of  messa\bes  whose  LAN-side  IP 
address fa\f\fs within the r\uan\be set here. 
The ru\fe app\fies to a flow of messa\bes whose LAN-side port 
number is within the r\uan\be set here. 
The  ru\fe  app\fies  to  a  flow  of  messa\bes  whose  WAN-side  IP 
address fa\f\fs within the r\uan\be set here. 
        
The ru\fe app\fies to a flow of messa\bes whose WAN-side port 
number is within the r\uan\be set here. 
QoS Engine Rules:
Name:
Priority:
Proto\fol:
Lo\fal IP Range:
Lo\fal Port Range:
Remote IP Range:
Remote Port Range: