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Getting started

Setting up the wireless router

The ASUS Wireless Router includes a web graphics user interface (web GUI)

that allows you to configure the wireless router using your web browser on your

computer.

Note:

For details on configuring your wireless router using the web GUI, refer to

Chapter 4:

Configuring via the web GUI.

You can set up the wireless router in any of these three operation modes: Router

(IP Sharing), Repeater, and Access Point (AP). Set up these three operation

modes via the Quick Internet Setup (QIS).

Using the Quick Internet Setup (QIS)

The Quick Internet Setup (QIS) function, which is integrated in the wireless router’s

web GUI, detects the Internet connection type automatically and guides you in

setting up your network quickly.

The QIS web page appears automatically after you connected all your devices and

launched your web browser. You may also launch the QIS from the Network Map

page in the web GUI. To do this, click

Go

in the QIS field under Internet status.

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Launch your web browser and the QIS web page appears automatically. Select

Wireless Router mode

, then click

Save

.

Note:

If the QIS web page does not appear after you launched your web browser, disable the

proxy settings on your web browser.

Setting up the wireless router in Router mode

In the Router mode, the wireless router connects to the Internet via PPPoE,

Automatic IP, PPTP, L±TP, or Static IP, and provides you with wireless radio

signals. The NAT, firewall, and IP sharing services for LAN clients are enabled.

To set up the wireless router in Router mode:

1. Connect your devices.

Note:

We recommend that you use an Ethernet cable (wired connection) to connect your

computer to the wireless router for initial configuration to avoid possible setup problems due to

wireless uncertainty.

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• The PPPoE Internet connection type is used in this setup case. The setup screen varies with

different Internet connection types.

• Obtain the required information such as the user name and password from your Internet

Service Provider (ISP).

Then the QIS starts to detect your Internet connection type.

3.

Key in the user name and password. Click

Apply all settings

.

4. The Internet connection setup is completed.

•

Click

Going to Internet

to surf the Internet.

•

Click

Advanced Setting page

to manually configure advanced settings

including the SSID, authentication, and encryption methods for the wireless

router.

•

Click

Add to Favorites

to add this URL to your Favorites list for quick access

to the web GUI.

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Setting up the wireless router in Repeater mode

In the Repeater mode, the wireless router extends your wireless network coverage

and provides you with higher quality wireless radio signals. The NAT, firewall, and

IP sharing services are disabled.

To set up the wireless router in Repeater mode:

1. Connect your devices.

±.

Launch your web browser and the QIS web page appears automatically. Select

Repeater mode

, then click

Save

.

Note:

If the QIS web page does not appear after you launched your web browser, disable the

proxy settings on your web browser.

Note:

We recommend that you use an Ethernet cable (wired connection) to connect your

computer to the wireless router for initial configuration to avoid possible setup problems due to

wireless uncertainty.

3.

Select the AP whose wireless signal you want to extend, then click

Connect

.

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Setting up the wireless router in AP mode

In the AP mode, the wireless router receives the WAN IP address from the router

connected to the WAN port and provides you with wireless radio signals. The NAT,

firewall, and IP sharing services are disabled.

To set up the wireless router in AP mode:

1. Connect your devices.

Client

Modem

Router

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Note:

We recommend that you use an Ethernet cable (wired connection) to connect your

computer to the wireless router for initial configuration to avoid possible setup problems due to

wireless uncertainty.