Page 6 / 25
Scroll up to view Page 1 - 5
Instruction Manual for DR-20 DSL/Broadband Router
09.6.2005
Art. Nr. 00049079
Seite
5
Important information for DSL users who have a volume rate contract:
Please keep in mind that there are many
background programs
that
connect to the Internet
despite your browser being closed
and therefore the
connection is not disconnected
. Such
background programs are for example,
virus scanners
,
Windows Media Player
,
Windows
Update
and
trojans
. Therefore, so you are not surprised by an
excessive Internet bill
,
switch off
the router after you are finished using the Internet
to be completely sure that
no unwanted
connections can occur
.
To save your settings, click
Apply
. The
basic
configuration
process is now complete.
Static IP configuration:
Select the first option
Static IP address.
Static IP Address:
Enter the
static
IP address
that you
received
from
your
Internet provider.
Public Subnet Mask:
Enter the
Subnet Mask
that you
received
from
your Internet
provider
.
Default Gateway IP Address:
Enter the
Gateway IP Address
that you
received
from
your
Internet provider
.
Domain Name Server 1:
Enter the
Domain Name Server (DNS)
address that you
received
from
your Internet provider.
Page 7 / 25
Instruction Manual for DR-20 DSL/Broadband Router
09.6.2005
Art. Nr. 00049079
Seite
6
Domain Name Server 2:
Enter a
second DNS Server
.
Domain Name Server 3:
Enter the
third DNS Server
if necessary.
To save your settings, click
Apply
. The
basic
configuration
process is now complete.
3.
Optional Router Settings.
Changing the router password.
Once the
basic configuration
has been completed, we strongly recommend that you
change the
standard password
with which you
log onto
the
router
. To
change the password,
proceed as
follows:
Log on to the router as described above.
Select
Device Admin
in the
left navigation field
.
In the
old password
entry: enter the old password, for example:
admin
and enter your new
password in the
New Password
field. As a precaution, your new password must be re-entered in the
Password Confirm
field to avoid typing errors.
Keep your new password; you need it each time you wish to log onto the router again.
To save your configuration, click
Apply
.
Note:
Should you forget your password in the meantime, the router must be reset to the factory settings so
that all settings made up to this point are deleted. Using a pen or a bent paper clip,
press Reset
at
Page 8 / 25
Instruction Manual for DR-20 DSL/Broadband Router
09.6.2005
Art. Nr. 00049079
Seite
7
the back of the router for
approximately
5 seconds
.
The router deletes all
the old entries
and is
reset to the factory settings.
Blocking websites
If you wish to
prohibit or allow
access to
specific Internet pages
for the computers connected to
the router, you can set the pages as follows.
Log on to the router as described above.
Select
URL Access
in the left navigation field. The following window opens:
URL Access Limit:
enable
, this allows you to allow or block access to specific websites.
Website Access:
You can select
block
or
allow
URL Address:
Enter the website address that you wish to
block
or
allow
. For example:
www.someone.de
, then click
ADD
. Click
BACK
to enter additional websites,
a
maximum of 10 websites are allowed
.
T
hen click
Apply
to save the list
permanently.
Port Forwarding:
Some applications require
special connections
such as online computer games, video conferencing
software, peer-to-peer software or similar items. These programs have
difficulties when used with
NAT
therefore they
require special settings
.
Log on to the router as described above.
Select
Special Application
in the left navigation field. The following window opens:
Page 9 / 25
Instruction Manual for DR-20 DSL/Broadband Router
09.6.2005
Art. Nr. 00049079
Seite
8
Select your program using the
pull-down menu
in the
Application
field. Should your program not
be in the pull-down menu, select
Manual Setting
.
Application Name:
Name of your
Program
e.g. UT2004
Outgoing:
Enter the
port or port area
for the
outgoing
data traffic.
Incoming:
Enter the
port or port area
for the
incoming
data traffic.
To save your settings, click
Apply
. The configuration process is now complete.
Updating Firmware
It is sometimes useful to
update
the router’s
operating system (firmware
). Proceed as follows to
do so:
Download the
latest firmware from
www.hama.de
and save the file to your hard drive. Log onto
the router as described above and select
Device Admin
in the left navigation field. The following
window opens:
Page 10 / 25
Instruction Manual for DR-20 DSL/Broadband Router
09.6.2005
Art. Nr. 00049079
Seite
9
There your
current firmware version
is displayed. In this example it is
02.00.00.03
. To update the
firmware, click
Firmware Upgrade
. You are then prompted to enter the previously
downloaded
file
(the file may first have to be unpacked) and then click
Upload
to load the firmware onto the
router.
Caution!
Never disconnect
the router
from the power supply
while upgrading the router, otherwise the
router may no longer function
and must be set in for repair. Wait until the
router indicates
that
the
firmware has been successfully updated
.
Then reboot the router.
Dynamic DNS
The
dynamic DNS
assigns a
domain name
to
dynamic IP addresses
(i.e. an IP address assigned
by a DHCP-capable router or server). For example,
your own FTP
server can be reached
externally
via
www.myftp.dyndns.org
, even
if you are assigned another IP address each time you dial in
.
Set the
DDNS
(
D
ynamic
D
omain
N
ame
S
ervice) as follows:
Log onto the router as described above and select
Dynamic DNS
in the left navigation field. The
following window opens:
19216811.live