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    Status
        System Information
        LAN Client List
        LAN Statistics
        WAN Connection Status
        WLAN Connection Statistics
        WLAN Statistics
    Wizard
        Quick Setup
    Setup
        LAN Basic Configuration
        WAN Configuration
    Advanced
        ALG Configuration
        DHCP Filtering Configuration
        MAC Filtering Configuration
        URL Filtering Configuration
        Anti-Attack Configuration
        IP Filtering Configuration
        Virtual Servers Configuration
        Schedule Configuration
        QoS Interface Configuration
        QoS Flow Configuration
        Remote Access Control Configuration
        IGMP Proxy Configuration
        IGMP Snooping Configuration
        Static Routing Configuration
        UPnP Configuration
        SNTP Configuration
        DMZ Configuration
        DDNS Configuration
        IP UNNumber Configuration
    Wireless
        Basic Configuration
        SSID Configuration
        Advanced Configuration
        Repeater Configuration
    Management
        System Management
        User Management
        Ping Diagnosis
        Traceroute Diagnosis
        TR069 Configuration
        Config File Upgrade
        IMG File Upgrade
        Log Configuration
        Log view

 
Status

System Information

    In this page, you can view the information including the vendor, vendor OUI, type, description, serial number, MAC address, hardware version, software version, firmware version, local time, and system running time.

LAN Client List

    In this page, you can view the information of hosts connected to the LAN end, including the host name, IP address, MAC address, lease time, and device type.

LAN Statistics

    In this page, you can view the statistics information of a LAN connection, including sent bytes, received bytes, the number of sent packets, and the number of received packets.

WAN Connection Status

    In this page, you can view the status information of a WAN connection, including the connection name, type (Static, DHCP, PPPoE, Bridge), IP address, subnet mask, status (Connected, Disconnected), default gateway, and domain name server (DNS).

WLAN Connection Statistics

    In this page, you can view the status information of all VAP connections, including the SSID, MAC address, group name, IP address, subnet mask, encryption mode, number of users, and status.

WLAN Statistics

    In this page, you can view the statistics information of all VAP connections, including sent bytes, received bytes, the number of sent packets, and the number of received packets.





Wizard

Quick Setup

    In this page, you can complete the configuration of connection between a router and the Internet quickly. The wizard helps you to create an Internet connection step by step. Click "Configuration Wizard" to start configuration.
    Step 1 WAN Connection Configuration
    In this step, you can create a WAN connection by configuring a few parameters and keeping the default settings of other parameters. Note: The default VLAN ID in quick setup is 0. If the VLAN ID of an existing WAN connection is 0, the new WAN connection cannot be created. Click "Next" to proceed to Step 2. Click "Cancel" to cancel the quick setup. Step 2 Wireless Basic Configuration.
    In this step, you can configure the basic parameters of a wireless connection. You can choose to enable or disable wireless connection, rename SSID, and select the wireless mode and bandwidth. Click "Back" to return to Step 1. Click "Next" to proceed to Step 3. If you disable wireless connection, the wizard skips Step 3 and proceeds to Step 4. Click "Cancel" to cancel the quick setup. Step 3 Wireless Security Configuration
    In this step, you can configure the encryption parameters of a wireless connection. You can choose to enable or disable encryption of wireless connection, select the encryption mode and encryption strength, and set the keys. Click "Back" to return to Step 2. Click "Next" to proceed to Step 4. If you disable wireless connection, the wizard skips Step 4 and proceeds to the completion page. Click "Cancel" to cancel the quick setup. Step 4 Setup Summary and Save
    In this step, you can view the main parameters set in the preceding steps. Click "Back" to return to Step 3. If you disable wireless connection, the wizard returns to Step 2. Click "Submit" to save all parameters set in the quick setup. Click "Cancel" to cancel the quick setup. Saving the quick setup takes a few seconds. After successful configuration, the quick setup wizard appears. Caution: If a WAN connection is correctly configured, but the basic or security configuration of the wireless connection contains an error, the WAN connection can be successfully created after the parameters are saved. However, the basic or security configuration fails and is restored to the default settings.





Setup

LAN Basic Configuration

    In this page, you can configure the IP address, DHCP Relay, and DHCP Server of the LAN group. The following table describes the parameters in the IP address configuration page of a LAN group.

    Attribution
    	

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Text Input Frame
    	

    IP Address
    	

    LAN IP Address

    Mask
    	

    LAN Subnet Mask

    Domain
    	

    ISP Domain Name

    Relay IP
    	

    DHCP Relay Server IP Address

    Start IP(PC)
    	

    The Start Address of PC IP address Pool that distributed by DHCP Server

    End IP(PC)
    	

    The End Address of PC IP address Pool that distributed by DHCP Server

    Lease Time
    	

    The Release Time of DHCP server

    Radio Button
    	

    Server and Relay Off
    	

    Disable DHCP server and relay.

    Enable DHCP Relay
    	

    Enable relay

    Enable DHCP Server
    	

    Enable server

    Common button
    	

    Submit
    	

    Click and make effective

    Refresh
    	

    Implement the refresh function

WAN Configuration

    In this page, you can create a WAN connection or edit an existing WAN connection. The WAN connection mode can be Static IP, PPPoE, DHCP, or Bridge.
    Static IP Connection
    When creating a WAN connection or editing an existing WAN connection, set the "Connection Type" to "Static IP", set the parameters, and click "Submit".
    The following table describes the parameters of a static IP connection.

    Attribution
    	

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Check box
    	

    Enable
    	

    Whether to enable the connection.

    Enable NAT
    	

    Whether to enable NAT.

    Enable 802.1X
    	

    Whether to enable 802.1X authentication.

    LAN port
    	

    Bind the LAN port.

    WLAN port
    	

    Bind the WLAN port.

    VLAN tag
    	

    Whether to use VLAN tag.

    Internal VLAN tag
    	

    Whether to use internal VLAN tag.

    Drop-down box
    	

    Connection Type
    	

    You can select from four connection types.

    Service Type
    	

    You can select from three service types.

    NAT Type
    	

    You can select from two NAT types.

    Text Input Frame
    	

    IP Address
    	

    IP address of the connection.

    Subnet Mask
    	

    Subnet mask of the connection.

    Default Gateway
    	

    Default gateway of the connection.

    MTU
    	

    Value of the MTU. Its range is 616-1500.

    User Name
    	

    User name used for 802.1X authentication.

    Password
    	

    Password used for 802.1X authentication.

    DNS1
    	

    IP address of the primary DNS.

    DNS2
    	

    IP address of the secondary DNS.

    ID of the VLAN.
    	

    ID of the VLAN.

    Priority
    	

    Priority level.

    Internal VLAN ID.
    	

    Internal VLAN ID.
    If multiple connections are enabled at the same time, the default route takes effect on only one connection.	
    DHCP Connection
    When creating a WAN connection or editing an existing WAN connection, set the "Connection Type" to "DHCP", set the parameters, and click "Submit".
    The following table describes the parameters of a DHCP connection that are different from the parameters of a static IP connection. Parameters that are not described are similar to those of a static IP connection.

    Attribution
    	

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Text Input Frame
    	

    Host Name
    	

    Name of a host.

    Vendor Class ID
    	

    ID of the vendor class.
    After "Obtain NTP server" is enabled, the WAN connection obtains an IP address and the address of the NTP server. If SNTP is enabled, the system time is synchronized with the network time server.	
    PPPoE Connection
    When creating a WAN connection or editing an existing WAN connection, set the "Connection Type" to "PPPoE", set the parameters, and click "Submit".
    The following table describes the parameters of a PPPoE connection that are different from the parameters of a static IP connection. Parameters that are not described are similar to those of a static IP connection.

    Attribution
    	

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Text Input Frame
    	

    PPPoE Account
    	

    User name used for PPPoE dialup.

    PPPoE Password
    	

    Password used for PPPoE dialup.

    Confirm Password
    	

    Enter the password used for PPPoE dialup again.

    Drop-down box
    	

    Always Online
    	

    The WAN connection is always on.

    On Demand
    	

    The WAN connection is established if there is an access request.

    Manual
    	

    Manually establish a PPPoE dialup connection.





Advanced

ALG Configuration

    In this page, you can set data passthrough of TFTP, FTP, PPTP, RTSP, L2TP, H323, SIP, and IP SEC data.

DHCP Filtering Configuration

    In this page, you can enable DHCP filtering, add MAC addresses to the white list or black list of DHCP filtering, and generate the corresponding list.
    You can remove MAC addresses from the white list or black list. To take the configuration in this page into effect, you must reboot the device.

MAC Filtering Configuration

    In this page, you can choose to enable or disable MAC filtering. The default MAC filtering mode is black list mode.
    You can add MAC addresses to the MAC address list to realize filtering of MAC addresses at the LAN end. You can also edit or delete one or more existing MAC addresses.
    The format of a MAC address is xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx. Enter the description, select a schedule，and click "Submit". The MAC address filtering is successfully added and is displayed in the MAC address list.
    You can click "Selected Schedule View" to view the detailed information of the schedules.

URL Filtering Configuration

    In this page, you can choose to enable or disable URL filtering. The default URL filtering mode is black list mode.
    You can add URL to the URL list to realize filtering of URL at the LAN end. You can also edit or delete one or more existing URL.
    Enter an URL and the description, select a schedule，and click "Submit". The URL filtering is successfully added and is displayed in the URL list.
    You can click "Selected Schedule View" to view the detailed information of the schedules.

Anti-Attack Configuration

    In this page, you can choose to enable or disable the general anti-DoS function or sub functions such as anti-DDoS, anti port scanning.

IP Filtering Configuration

    In this page, you can choose to enable or disable IP filtering, set the security level, and set filtering modes from LAN to WAN and from WAN to LAN. The default filtering mode is black list mode.
    After selecting the filtering mode and filtering direction, click "Add Rule". Then, "IP Filtering Rule Configuration" page appears. The following table describes the parameters of IP filtering.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Connection
    	

    You can select any existing WAN connection.

    Enable
    	

    Whether to enable IP filtering.

    Protocol
    	

    You can select TCP, UDP, ICMP, or TCP/UDP.

    Source IP
    	

    Source IP address

    Source Mask
    	

    Subnet mask of the source IP address.

    Source Port
    	

    Enter the source port. The value of the start port must be smaller than that of the end port.

    Destination IP
    	

    Destination IP Address

    Destination Mask
    	

    Subnet mask of the destination IP address.

    Destination Port
    	

    Enter the source port. The value of the start port must be smaller than that of the end port.

    Description
    	

    Description of the rule
    After a new rule is successfully created, it is displayed in the rule list in the "IP Filtering Rule Configuration" page. You can click "Edit" to modify a rule or click "Delete" to remove a rule.

Virtual Servers Configuration

    In this page, all existing rules of virtual sever are displayed in the configuration list.
    Select a WAN connection on which you want to create a rule, and click "Add NAPT". Then, the "Virtual Server Configuration" page appears. The following table describes the parameters of the virtual server.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Enable
    	

    Whether to enable NAPT mapping.

    Description
    	

    Description of the NAPT mapping.

    Remote Host
    	

    IP address of the remote host.

    Remote Mask
    	

    Subnet mask of the remote host.

    Protocol
    	

    You can select TCP or UDP.

    External Port
    	

    Range of the external port.

    Internal Port
    	

    Internal port.

    Internal Client
    	

    IP address of the internal client.
    You can edit or delete any existing NAPT rule.

Schedule Configuration

    In this page, all existing time schedules are displayed in the schedule list. You can edit or delete any existing rule.
    You can also click "Add" to create a schedule rule. The following table describes the parameters of a schedule

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Name
    	

    Name of the rule. It cannot be null or duplicate.

    Date
    	

    Date of the rule. You can select one or more day in a week.

    Time
    	

    Time of the rule. You can set the time in a day.
    Click "Submit" to successfully create a rule. Then, the new rule is displayed in the schedule list. Click "Cancel" to cancel the creating of the rule. You can create up to 20 rules.

QoS Interface Configuration

    QoS is a security mechanism of the network. It is used to solve problems such as network delay or blocking. It indicates the performance of packet transmission including the throughput, delay, delay variation, and packet loss ratio.
    The following table describes the parameters of the QoS interface.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Enable
    	

    Whether to enable QoS.

    Uplink Bandwidth
    	

    Set the uplink bandwidth. 0 indicates the minimum bandwidth.

    QoS Policy
    	

    Set the QoS policy to SP, DWRR, or CAR.

    Enable DSCP flag
    	

    Whether to enable DSCP.

    Enable 802.1P flag
    	

    Whether to enable the 802.1P protocol.

QoS Flow Configuration

    In this page, you can view the information of all QoS classification policies, including the enabling status, classification type, and classification configuration information. You can edit or delete any existing QoS Flow policy.
    Click "Add Flux" you can add new QoS Flow policy
    Classification Configuration by Flow The following table describes the parameters of QoS flow classification (at physical layer and MAC layer).

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Enable
    	

    Whether to enable the classification rule.

    Source MAC Address
    	

    Enter the matched source MAC address.

    Source MAC Mask
    	

    Select the ingress interface of the data.

    Source IP address
    	

    Enter the matched source IP address.

    Source Mask
    	

    Enter the matched source subnet mask.

    Destination IP Address
    	

    Enter the matched destination IP address.

    Destination Mask
    	

    Enter the matched destination subnet mask.

    DSCP
    	

    Re-mark DSCP on the matched data.

    Protocol
    	

    Select the matched protocol.

    Source Port Range
    	

    Enter the range of the source port.

    Destination Port Range
    	

    Enter the range of the destination port.

    Bind to Queue
    	

    Bind the matched data to the corresponding queue.

    DSCP Mark
    	

    Re-mark DSCP on the matched data.

    802.1P Mark
    	

    Re-mark 802.1P on the matched data.

Remote Access Control Configuration

    In this page, you can configure whether to allow a specified remote host to access the Web and Telnet services in the system through a specified service port.
    By default, remote access to the Web and Telnet services is disabled.

IGMP Proxy Configuration

    In this page, you can select "Enable IGMP proxy", select a WAN interface, and click "Submit" to enable IGMP proxy.

IGMP Snooping Configuration

    In this page, you can choose to enable or disable IGMP snooping.

Static Routing Configuration

    In this page, you can add static routing for choose a connection, and click "Submit" to enable it.

UPnP Configuration

    In this page, you can select "Enable UPnP", select a WAN interface, and click "Submit" to enable UPnP. You can also configure the UPnP black list. After that, IP addresses in the black list cannot use UPnP.

SNTP Configuration

    In this page, you can configure the parameters of SNTP. The following table describes the parameters of SNTP.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Enable SNTP
    	

    Whether to enable time synchronization.

    Primary Server
    	

    IP address or domain name of the primary time server.

    Secondary Server
    	

    IP address or domain name of the secondary time server.

    Timeout Time
    	

    Timeout time of connection to the time server.

    Reconnect Interval
    	

    Interval for synchronizing the time.

    Time Zone
    	

    Select the local time zone.

    Daylight Savings Used
    	

    Whether to enable daylight saving time (DST).

DMZ Configuration

    In this page, you can configure a DMZ host to a selected WAN connection. The following table describes the parameters of DMZ.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Connection
    	

    All existing WAN connections.

    Enable DMZ
    	

    Whether to enable DMZ.

    Host Address
    	

    DMZ Host Address

DDNS Configuration

    Dynamic domain name server (DDNS) provides a central public database. You can save the information and query some specific information, such as email account, host name, or IP address, in the database.
    DDNS server can be used to save secured information with password and it supports querying based on email account.
    You need to register before using the DDNS service. Then, the service provider of DDNS client provides a password or key.
    DDNS settings After registration to the DDNS service provider, select the name of the DDNS service provider. Enter the host name provided by the DDNS service provider, who may call the host name "domain name". Enter the user name and password (or key) of the DDNS account and select a WAN connection to bind to. Then, click "Submit". If the configuration is successful, it is displayed in the DDNS list. You can click "Delete" to delete a configuration entry. CautionThe router supports only the basic DDNS. The login with password may not be safe. If you have a private WAN IP address, do not use DDNS service.

IP UNNumber Configuration

    Port multiplexing can be enabled only after the DHCP server is selected in the "LAN Configuration - Basic" page. If DHCP server is not enabled, the "Port Multiplexing Configuration" page is grayed out and you cannot perform any relevant operations.
    Enable port multiplexing function, and configuration table parameters, use the port multiplexing function.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Enable IP UNNumber
    	

    Whether to enable IP UNNumber.

    IP Address
    	

    WAN-side IP address.

    Mask
    	

    WAN-side IP address subnet mask.

    Start Address
    	

    Start IP address multiplexing.

    End Address
    	

    End IP address multiplexing.

    LAN Port
    	

    Select the port enable multiplexing function.





Wireless

Basic Configuration

    In this page, you can set common properties of an AP, such as the wireless working mode, bandwidth, rate, power, national code, and channel.
    Enable wireless You can choose to enable or disable the wireless function. Mode Wireless mode: You can select B, BG, or BGN. Band Width It varies according to the wireless mode. If the wireless mode is set to B or BG, the default bandwidth is 20M and no extra configuration is needed. If the wireless mode is BGN, you can set the bandwidth to 20M or 40M. Rate If the wireless mode is set to B, you can set the rate to 'Auto', '11', '5.5', '2', '1', in unit of Mbps. The default value is 'Auto'. If the wireless mode is set to BG, you can set the rate to 'Auto', '54', '48', '36', '24', '18', '12', '11', '9', '6', '5.5', '2', '1', in unit of Mbps. The default value is 'Auto'. If the wireless mode is set to BGN and the bandwidth is set to 20M, you can set the rate to 'Auto', '144.4', '130', '115.6', '86.7', '57.8', '43.3', '28.9', '14.4', in unit of Mbps. The default value is 'Auto'. If the wireless mode is set to BGN and the bandwidth is set to 40M, you can set the rate to 'Auto', '300', '270', '240', '180', '120', '90', '60', '30', in unit of Mbps. The default value is 'Auto'. Power The value can be 100%, 80%, 60%, or 40%. Current Country National Code: You can select 'RUSSIA','CHINA','AMERICA','AUSTRALIA','CANADA','FRANCE','GERMANY', 'INDIA','JAPAN'or'ARGENTINA'. Channel The default channels are channels 1-13. The total number of channels varies depending on the specific country. If the national code is set to JAPAN, the total number of channels is 14.

SSID Configuration

    In this page, you can add, set, or delete one or more wireless virtual APs. You can create up to 4 VAPs. By default, the first VAP cannot be deleted.
    New SSID New SSID: Create a SSID. SSID Lists It displays the information of VAPs, including instance ID and SSID. It also contains buttons of editing and deleting. SSID SSID of the VAP. Operation Click "Edit" to enter the page of editing a VAP. Click "Connection Status" to display the information of stations that are connected to the VAP.

    Click "New SSID" to enter the page of configuring a SSID. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    SSID
    	

    Name of the SSID.

    Hide SSID
    	

    Whether to hide SSID.

    Internal SSID Isolate
    	

    L2 isolation (unicast) and L2 isolation (broadcast)

    Encryption
    	

    Enable or disable encryption.

    If you enable encryption, you can set the specific encryption mode. The system supports several encryption modes.
    Open System In this page, you can configure WEP encryption in open mode. The encryption strength can be 10 or 26 hexadecimal digits. After selecting the encryption strength, you need to enter the corresponding hexadecimal characters in the KEY field. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Encryption Strength
    	

    Select the strength of WEP encryption. It can be 10 or 26 hexadecimal digits.

    Choose WEP Key
    	

    Select a WEP key.

    WEP key
    	

    Enter the key of WEP encryption.
    Shared Key In this page, you can configure WEP encryption in shared mode. The encryption strength can be 10 or 26 hexadecimal digits. After selecting the encryption strength, you need to enter the corresponding hexadecimal characters in the KEY field. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Encryption Strength
    	

    Select the strength of WEP encryption. It can be 10 or 26 hexadecimal digits.

    Choose WEP Key
    	

    Select a WEP key.

    WEP key
    	

    Enter the key of WEP encryption.
    WPA-PSK In this page, you can set the key and rekey interval in the WPA preshared key mode. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Key Type
    	

    The WPA encryption is TKIP.

    Preshared Key
    	

    Set the preshared key of WPA encryption. If the key is of 64 characters, the system processes it as hexadecimal characters. If the key is of 8-63 characters, the system processes it as a string.

    Rekey Period
    	

    The time that the multicast key remains valid. It need not be modified.

    Update group key when any member to disconnect
    	

    Whether to enable group rekey when any user terminates a connection
    WPA2-PSK In this page, you can set the key and rekey interval in the WPA2 preshared key mode. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Key Type
    	

    You can select TKIP or AES.

    Preshared Key
    	

    Set the preshared key of WPA encryption. If the key is of 64 characters, the system processes it as hexadecimal characters. If the key is of 8-63 characters, the system processes it as a string.

    Rekey Period
    	

    The time that the multicast key remains valid. It need not be modified.

    Update group key when any member to disconnect
    	

    Whether to enable group rekey when any user terminates a connection
    WPA with Radius In this page, you can configure the key in WPA with radius mode. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Key Type
    	

    The WPA encryption is TKIP.

    Rekey Period
    	

    The time that the multicast key remains valid. It need not be modified.

    Update group key when any member to disconnect
    	

    Whether to enable group rekey when any user terminates a connection

    Primary Radius
    	

    Set the information of the primary Radius, including the IP address and port (default: 1812) of the Radius server and shared key.

    Secondary Radius
    	

    Settings of the secondary Radius

    Radius Accounting
    	

    Set the Radius accounting port and the refresh time of the accounting report.
    WPA2 with Radius WPA2 with Radius In this page, you can configure the key, rekey condition, and Radius server in the WPA2 Radius mode. If you want to use this function, the Radius server is required. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Key Type
    	

    You can select TKIP or AES.

    Rekey Period
    	

    The time that the multicast key remains valid. It need not be modified.

    Update group key when any member to disconnect
    	

    Whether to enable group rekey when any user terminates a connection

    Primary Radius
    	

    Set the information of the primary Radius, including the IP address and port (default: 1812) of the Radius server and shared key.

    Secondary Radius
    	

    Settings of the secondary Radius

    Radius Accounting
    	

    Set the Radius accounting port and the refresh time of the accounting report.

Advanced Configuration

    In this page, you can set or modify some uncommon properties of the wireless channel, including the beacon interval, RTS/CTS threshold, and fragment length. The following table describes the parameters in this page.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Beacon Interval
    	

    Interval for sending the beacon frame on an AP.

    RTS/CTS Threshold
    	

    Threshold for sending the RTS/CTS frame.

    Fragment Length
    	

    The maximum length of the fragmentation of a packet.

    SSID Isolate
    	

    Whether to isolate stations that are connected to different VAPs.

    Enable WMM
    	

    Whether to enable WMM support.

    WMM Power Save
    	

    Whether to enable WMM energy saving.

    DTIM
    	

    Enter the value of DTIM.

Repeater Configuration

    Enable Wireless Repeating Function
    If you want to use "+host_name+" to realize wireless relay or wireless bridging, you need to enable the wireless relay function and select the appropriate mode according to the actual environment.
    Wireless Repeater
    In this mode, "+host_name+" can communicate with only another wireless base station that works in the central base station mode. You need to enter the MAC address (physical address) of the wireless base station that works in the central base station mode in the field.
    You are recommended to enable WEP to secure the communication.
    Basic Station Mode
    In this mode, "+host_name+" serves as the central point of a wireless distributed system and can communicate with only wireless base stations that work in the wireless relay mode. The central base station forwards the data of access
    between repeaters (wireless base stations in wireless relay mode). You need to enter the MAC address (physical address) of the repeater in the field and configure on the repeater end accordingly. You are recommended to enable WEP to secure the communication.





Management

System Management

    Restore Defaults:All parameters of the router are restored to factory default settings. The system saves parameters related to TR069, such as WAN connection parameters correspond to TR069 and configuration parameters of TR069.
    Restart:Reboot the router.
    User Session Timeout:Set the time period in which a user stays logged in to the configuration management page. If not performing any operation within the active time, the user must log in to the AP again after the active time elapsed.

User Management

    In this page, you can manage users in the system. There are three authority levels of users in the system: administrator, operation user, and access user. Your authority varies depending on the user as which you log in to the system.
    Administrator
    You can view all users, add or delete users, change the user name and password of any user, and you are allowed to operate in all the pages.
    Operation user
    Status page you can only view and the rapid deployment operations, the other can not operate.

Ping Diagnosis

    In this page, you can use ping diagnostics to check the network connection of a host and help troubleshoot network faults. The following table describes the parameters of ping diagnostics.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Host
    	

    IP address of the target host on which you want to perform the ping operation.

    Number of Packets Repeat
    	

    Ping Times

    Timeout
    	

    Ping Timeout Time

    Packet Size
    	

    Length of each ping packet.

Traceroute Diagnosis

    In this page, you can use traceroute diagnostics to check the network connection of a host and help troubleshoot network faults. The following table describes the parameters of traceroute diagnostics.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    Host
    	

    IP address of the target host on which you want to perform the traceroute operation.

    Max TTL
    	

    Maximum Time-to-Live

    Wait times
    	

    Traceroute Wait Time

TR069 Configuration

    In this page, you can configure the parameters of TR069. The following table describes the parameters of TR069 that can be configured.

    Domain
    	

    Description

    URL
    	

    TR069 Server Address

    User Name
    	

    User name that is used to access the TR069 server in the uplinking manner.

    Password
    	

    Password that is used to access the TR069 server in the uplinking manner.

    Enable Interval Inform
    	

    Whether to enable interruption notification.

    Inform Interval
    	

    Interval for reconnecting the TR069 server.

    Connection Request Username
    	

    User name that the CPE uses to access the TR069.

    Connection Request Password
    	

    Password that the CPE uses to access the TR069.

Config File Upgrade

    Click "Download" to download the configuration file to the local PC.
    Click "Browse", select the configuration file for upgrade, and click "Upgrade" to upgrade the configuration file.

IMG File Upgrade

    Click "Browse", select the IMG file, and click "Upgrade" to upgrade the firmware.
    You can select whether to save the original configuration file and whether to clear the log when configuring firmware upgrade.

Log Configuration

    Select "Enable System Event Log" to enable logging system events.
    After entering the address of the TFTP server, click "Upload Log File" to upload the log file of system events in the router to the corresponding TFTP sever. Click "Clear Log" to clear the system event log in the router. Click "Download Log" to download the system event log in the router to the local PC.
    After entering the address of the remote log server, click "Enable Remote Log" to upload debugging log in the router to the corresponding log server.

Log view

    In this page, you can view the log of system events.
    Click "Clear Log" to clear the system event log in the router. Click "Download Log" to download the system event log in the router to the local PC.