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Check the box to enable the virtual server.

This identifies the rule.

Select the interface to apply the rule to.

Enter the local IP address to use as the virtual server.

Enter the starting local port you want to forward to.

Enter the ending local port you want to forward to.

Enter the starting public port you want to open.

Enter the ending public port you want to open.

Select the protocol type,

TCP

or

UDP

for the virtual server rule.

Enable Virtual

Server Rules:

Name:

Interface:

Internal IP:

Internal Start

Port:

Internal End

Port:

External Start

Port:

External End

Port:

Protocol Type:

Virtual Server

The device can be configured as a virtual server so that users can access services such as web or FTP via the public (WAN) IP address of the router.

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Check the box to enable Quality of Service (QoS).

Set this as closely as possible to your Internet upload bandwidth. If

you are not sure, leave it at its default value, for best results.

Enable QoS

Packet Filter:

Upstream

bandwidth:

QoS

On this page you can configure the router’s Quality of Service (QoS) engine, which prioritizes important network traffic, such as online gaming,

Internet phone calls, and video streaming, over ordinary traffic, such as web browsing and file transferring.

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To enable parental control, select either

URL Blocking

or

Domain

Blocking

. Next, select

Only deny URL/Domain Blocking listed

below to access the network

. Lastly, fill out the details that

appear below.

Check the box to enable the rule.

Enter the name of the rule.

Enter part of the URL or the domain you want to filter.

Enter the port number of the URL, if required.

Parental Control:

Active:

Name:

URL Keyword /

Domain:

Port:

Parental Control

On this page you can restrict Internet access to particular URLs, or whole domains.

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Select either

Firewall

,

DDoS & SPI

, or

MAC Filter

to bring up the

relevant settings for that security type

Security:

Security

This page allows you to configure your firewall, DDoS, SPI, and MAC filter settings.

Firewall

To configure a new firewall interface, first enter a

Name

, and

specify the

Interface

,

Type

, and the

Default Action

. Click

Apply

to save the new interface.

To configure the firewall rules, you must have first configured

a firewall interface (see above). Select an interface you have

configured from the drop-down menu. You can select whether

the rule is

Enabled

or

Disabled

, to temporarily turn it on or off

without removing it entirely.

Next, fill out the source and destination IP and port information,

and select the

Protocol

and

Action

. Selecting an action will

override the default action set in the firewall interface.

Click

Apply

to save the rule.

Firewall

Interface:

Firewall Rules:

The

Firewall

option allows you to configure the DWR-922’s firewall, and allow or

deny access to your network over specific ports and addresses.

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DDoS & SPI

Select the network interface.

Check the box to enable DDoS & SPI protection.

Click

Apply

to save your settings.

Interface:

DDoS & SPI:

The

DDoS & SPI

feature protects against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)

attacks, and helps to prevent cyber attacks by validating that the traffic passing

through the session conforms to the protocol.

Mac Filter

To enable the MAC filter, select

Only allow computers...

or

Only

deny computers...

. If you are only allowing the specified MAC

addresses to access the network, then devices will not be able to

connect unless you create a rule and enter their MAC address.

Click

Apply

to save your settings.

Select whether the rule is

Enabled

or

Disabled

, to temporarily

turn it on or off without removing it entirely. Select the

Protocol

,

and then enter the

Source MAC

and

Destination MAC

addresses.

Click

Apply

to save the rule.

MAC Filter

Policy:

MAC Filter Rules:

The

MAC Filter

allows you to control which MAC addresses have access to the

network.