Tenda Router W330R User Manual

							
 Wireless-N Broadband Router   
Chapter 5: Advanced Settings   
 
This section is to conduct the advanced configurations for the 
Router, including LAN Settings, WAN settings, MAC Address 
Clone and DNS Settings. 
 
LAN Settings 
 
MAC Address: The 
Router’s physical MAC 
address  as seen on your 
local network,  which  is 
unchangeable. 
 
IP Address: The Router’s 
LAN IP address (not your 
PC’s IP address). Once 
you modify the IP 
address, you need to 
remember it for the 
Web-based Utility  login 
next time. 192.168.0.1 is 
the default value. 
 
 Subnet Mask:  It’s  shown 
the Router’s subnet mask 
for measurement of the 
network size. 255.255. 
255.0 is the default value.
 
 
 
 
 
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WAN Settings—PPPoE 
 
Connection Mode:Show 
your current connection 
mode.   
Account: Enter them 
provided by your ISP.   
 
Password:  Enter them 
provided by yourISP. 
 
MTU:  Maximum 
Transmission Unit. It is the 
size of largest datagram 
that can be sent over a 
network. The default value 
is 1492.  Do NOT modify it 
unless necessary. 
Service Name:  It is 
defined as a set of 
characteristics that are 
applied to a PPPoE 
connection. Enter it if 
provided.  Do NOT modify 
it unless necessary. 
 
AC Name:  Enter it if 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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provided. Do NOT modify 
it unless necessary.   
 
ConnectAutomatical: Co
nnect automatically to the 
Internet after rebooting the 
system or connection 
failure. 
Connect Manually:
Connect to the Internet by 
the user manually. 
 
Connect on Demand: 
Re-establish your 
connection to the Internet 
after the specific time(Max 
Idle Time). Zero means 
your Internet connection at 
all time. Otherwise, enter 
the minutes to be elapsed 
before you want to 
disconnect  the Internet 
access. 
Connect on Fixed Time: 
Connect to the Internet 
during the time you fix. 
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WAN Settings—Static IP 
 
If your connection mode, 
static IP is chosen, please 
enter the following 
addressing information. 
 
IP Address:Here enter 
the WAN IP address 
provided by your ISP.   
 
Subnet Mask:  Enter the 
WAN Subnet Mask here. 
 
Gateway:  Enter the WAN 
Gateway here. 
 
Primary DNS Server:   
Enter the Primary DNS 
server provided by your 
ISP. 
 
Secondary DNS Server: 
Enter the secondary DNS     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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WAN Settings—L2TP 
 
L2TP Server IP: Enter the 
Server IP provided by your 
ISP. 
 
User Name:  Enter L2TP 
username. 
 
Password:  Enter L2TP 
password. 
 
MTU:  Maximum 
Transmission Unit, you 
may need to change it for 
optimal performance with 
your specific ISP. 1400 is 
the default MTU. 
 
Address Mode:  Select 
“Static” if your ISP 
supplies you with the IP 
address, subnet mask, 
and gateway. In most 
cases, select Dynamic. 
 
IP Address:  Enter the 
L2TP IP address supplied 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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by your ISP. 
 
Subnet Mask: Enter the 
Subnet Mask supplied by 
your ISP. 
 
Default Gateway:  Enter 
the Default Gateway 
supplied by your ISP. 
 
 
WAN Settings—PPTP 
 
PPTP Server IP: Enter the 
Server IP provided by your 
ISP. 
 
User Name:  Enter PPTP 
username provided by 
your ISP. 
 
Password:  Enter PPTP 
password provided by 
your ISP. 
 
Address Mode:  Select 
“Static” if your ISP 
supplies you with the IP 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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address, subnet mask, 
and gateway. In most 
cases, select Dynamic. 
 
IP Address: Enter the 
PPTP IP address supplied 
by your ISP. 
 
Subnet Mask:  Enter the 
Subnet Mask supplied by 
your ISP. 
 
Default Gateway:  Enter 
the Default Gateway 
supplied by your ISP.  
 
 
MAC Address Clone 
 
Some ISPs require 
end-users MAC address 
to access their network. 
This feature copies the 
MAC address of your 
network device to the 
Router. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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MAC Address: The MAC 
address to be registered 
with your Internet service 
provider. 
 
Clone MAC address: 
Register your PCs MAC 
address. 
 
Restore default MAC 
address:  Restore the 
default hardware MAC 
address.    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     
 
DNS Settings   
 
DNS is short for Domain 
Name System(or Service), 
an Internet service that 
translate domain names 
into IP addresses which 
are provided by your 
Internet Service Provider. 
Please consult your 
Internet Service Provider 
for details if you do not  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 have them. 
 
DNS:Click the checkbox 
to enable the DNS server.
 
Primary DNS Address: 
Enter the necessary   
address provided by your 
ISP. 
 
Secondary DNS Address:
Enter the second address 
if your ISP provides,which
is optional.   
 
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Chapter 6: Wireless Settings 
 
This section mainly deals with the wireless settings, including 
Basic Settings, Security Setting, Access Control and 
Advanced Settings.   
 
Wireless Mode 
 
AP Mode: router serves 
as an access point in this 
mode to be connected. 
The work stations around 
will be connected with 
router by SSID to share 
the Internet resources. To 
configure the AP mode, 
open the Basic Setting 
and Security Setting 
windows in the Wireless 
Setting folder.   
Station Mode:  In this 
mode, router is used as a 
work station to be 
connected with an AP by 
scanning the APs SSID 
and provides the security 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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