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Setting 3 PPPoE

1. Left in the column, click “WAN Setup".

2. Under “WAN Setup” select “PPPoE User (ADSL)”. This setting is for providers who use a PPPoE connection.

3. Under “PPPoE Account” enter the user name you received from your provider.

4. Under “PPPoE Password”, enter the corresponding password.

5. Click “Apply” to save the settings.

6. Wait 15 seconds and click “Save” in the top right corner. Confirm the message by clicking “OK”.

In order to check whether the Internet connection has been set up successfully, go to the status screen by clicking “Status” left in the column.

The “WAN” section will display your Internet IP address. It can sometimes take up to 1 minute for this IP address to appear. You have now

completed the configuration and are ready to surf the Internet.

If after 1 minute your IP address continues to show as 0.0.0.0, check your settings again and complete the following steps:

1. Switch off the router and the modem.

2. Disconnect the network cable between the router and the modem at the “WAN” port.

3. Switch on the router and wait until it is fully started up.

4. Switch on the modem and wait until it is fully started up and until all the correct lights are lit.

5. Reconnect the network cable between the modem and the router via the “WAN” port of the router.

6. Connect the router via 192.168.55.1 and check your Internet connection in the status screen.

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Setting 4 PPTP

1. Left in the column, click “WAN Setup".

2. Under “WAN Setup” select “PPTP User”. This setting is for providers who use a PPTP connection.

3. Under “PPTP Account” enter the user name you received from your provider.

4. Under “PPTP Password”, enter the corresponding password.

5. Click “Apply” to save the settings.

6. Wait 15 seconds and click “Save” in the top right corner. Confirm the message by clicking “OK”.

7. Click “Connect” to create the Internet connection. Next to this button the message “Connected” appears and your Internet IP address will be

displayed under “Internet IP Address”. It can sometimes take up to 1 minute for it to be shown. You have now completed the configuration and

are ready to surf the Internet.

If after 1 minute the router continues to show as ”Disconnected”, check your settings again and complete the following steps:

1. Switch off the router and the modem.

2. Disconnect the network cable between the router and the modem at the “WAN” port.

3. Switch on the router and wait until it is fully started up.

4. Switch on the modem and wait until it is fully started up and until all the correct lights are lit.

5. Reconnect the network cable between the modem and the router via the “WAN” port of the router.

6. Connect the router via 192.168.55.1 and check your Internet connection in the status screen by clicking “Status” left in the column. The “WAN”

section will display your Internet IP address.

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Setting 6 Static IP

1. Left in the column, click “Network". Now click “WAN”.

2. Under “WAN Setup” select “Static IP User”. This setting is for providers who use a fixed Static IP address.

3. Under “WAN IP Address”, enter the IP address you received from your provider.

4. Also enter your “Subnet Mask”, “Gateway”, “Primary DNS” and possibly your “Secondary DNS” values.

5. Click “Apply” to save the settings.

6. Wait 15 seconds and click “Save” in the top right corner. Confirm the message by clicking “OK”.

In order to check whether the Internet connection has been set up successfully, go to the status screen by clicking “Status” left in the column.

The “WAN” section will display your Internet IP address. It can sometimes take up to 1 minute for this IP address to appear. You have now

completed the configuration and are ready to surf the Internet.

If after 1 minute your IP address continues to show as 0.0.0.0, check your settings again and complete the following steps:

1. Switch off the router and the modem.

2. Disconnect the network cable between the router and the modem at the “WAN” port.

3. Switch on the router and wait until it is fully started up.

4. Switch on the modem and wait until it is fully started up and until all the correct lights are lit.

5. Reconnect the network cable between the modem and the router via the “WAN” port of the router.

6. Connect the router via 192.168.55.1 and check your Internet connection in the status screen.

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Wireless settings and security

We always recommend entering these settings with a computer connected to the Sweex Breedband Router through a cable. This is because you will

lose the wireless connection with the Sweex Breedband Router while storing these settings.

Left in the column, click “Wireless".

The default SSID is “Sweex LW055”. We recommend not changing this so you can always recognise the router. Here you can also find other options

such as “Channel” and “Radio Mode”. We again recommend maintaining the default values. You can enable or disable the wireless part under

“Disabled Wireless”. This feature is enabled by default.

Securing the wireless part

Complete the following steps for setting WEP security:

1. Click the tab “Security”.

2. Under “Authentication Type” select “WEP”.

3. Under “Key Length” select “64bit”.

4. Under “Key 1”, enter the network key. In our example we use network key “1020304050”. When using 64-bit encryption you can create your

own 10-digit code, 128 bits require 26 digits.

5. Click “Apply” to save the settings.

6. Wait 15 seconds and click “Save” in the top right corner. A small window appears. Confirm by clicking “OK”.

The router is now secured. Reconnect your wireless computer. Note! You need the same “Key” in order to connect.

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Complete the following steps for setting WPA security:

1. Click the tab “Security”

2. Under “Authentication Type” select “WPA Personal”, “WPA2 Personal” or the combination “WPA&WPA2 Personal”

3. Under “WPA Pass Phrase”, enter your network key. You can create your own and it may contain 8 to 63 numbers and letters.

4. Click “Apply” to save the settings.

5. Wait 15 seconds and click “Save” in the top right corner. A small window appears. Confirm by clicking “OK”.

The router is now secured. Reconnect your wireless computer. Note! You need the same “WPA(2) Pass Phrase” in order to connect.

Opening ports in the router (Forwarding and DMZ)

The built-in firewall in this router cannot be disabled. However, ports can be opened for programmes and games which require this.

We recommend using a fixed IP address for computers for which ports are opened. This is to ensure that these computers always use the same IP

address as registered in the router. The router may assign a different IP address to the computer so that the forwarding or DMZ command no longer

applies to that computer.

The port settings can be changed by clicking “NAT” left in the column.