Luxul XWR-1750 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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3.5 Guest Network

This page displays the Guest Network Settings currently conﬁgured on the Router.

Select the menu

Wireless>>Guest Network

to display the following page:

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Guest SSID:

Displays the current Guest Network settings active on the Router.

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Enable/Disable SSID:

Allows you to Enable or Disable the SSID. Disabled is the

default setting.

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Network Name (SSID):

Allows you to specify the Network Name (SSID) used to

identify the Wireless Network to client devices.

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SSID Broadcast:

Allows you to Enable or Disable the SSID Broadcast. Enabled is the

default setting.

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Security Mode:

Allows you to set the desired Security Mode used to con-

nect to the SSID. Supported modes include 64bit/128bit WEP, WPA, WPA2 and

WPA/WPA2 Mixed. Open is the default setting. Adding Security to any SSIDs is

recommended.

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WEP Key:

When selecting WEP Security a WEP key option will appear. This allows

you to set the WEP Key. It can consist of Numbers 0-9 and Letters A-F. For 64bit

WEP, enter 10 hexadecimal digits (0-9 and A-F) or 5 regular characters. For 128bit

WEP, enter 26 hexadecimal digits (0-9 and A-F) or 13 regular characters.

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Encryption:

When selecting WPA or WPA2 security, two new options will appear.

The ﬁrst is Encryption, which allows you to set the Encryption type used by WPA/

WPA2. Options include AES, TKIP&AES and TKIP. AES is the default and recom-

mended setting.

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WPA Passphrase:

When selecting WPA or WPA2 security two new options will

appear. The second is WPA Passphrase, which allows you to set the Passphrase used

to connect to the SSID. WPA Passphrases must be a minimum of 8 to a maximum

of 63 Characters and can contain Letters (capitol and lowercase), Numbers, Special

Characters and Spaces.

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Guest DHCP:

Displays the Guest Network DHCP Server settings of the Router.

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Enable DHCP Server:

Allows you to Enable or Disable the Routers DHCP Server.

Enabled is the default setting.

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DHCP Range:

Displays the DHCP Pool settings of the Router. Settings can be viewed

or modiﬁed here.

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Start:

Allows you to set the Starting IP Address of the DHCP Pool. 192.168.10.100 is

the default setting.

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End:

Allows you to set the Ending IP Address of the DHCP Pool. 192.168.10.200 is the

default setting.

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Lease Time (hours):

Allows you to set the number of Hours for which the DHCP

Lease issued to the Client Device is valid before requiring a DHCP Renew. 12 Hours

is the default setting.

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Save:

This button is used to Save the conﬁguration changes made on this page.

Once you have clicked Save, you may move to other pages in the Router setup.

Most changes will require a Reboot to allow the changes to take effect.

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Reboot:

This button is used to Reboot the Router after making conﬁguration

changes or can be used to Reboot the Router for any reason.

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Cancel:

This button Cancels any changes made on this page.

NOTE:

After making any changes to the Guest Network you must click the

Save button to Save your changes, then you must click the Reboot

button for the changes to take effect. You can click the Save button

and proceed to other pages without losing your conﬁgured changes.

NOTE:

WPA/WPA2 with TKIP&AES Encryption Security mode is

recommended for high turnover environments like Restaurants or

Hotels. This mode covers the widest range of devices.

NOTE:

WEP Security is not recommended due to the Security being

inherently insecure. WEP is only recommended when devices do not

support WPA.

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3.6 Firewall/Security

There are six submenus in the Firewall/Security menu: Port Forwarding, DMZ, UPnP, IP-

MAC Binding, URL Filtering and Client Filtering. Click a submenu to view and/or modify

the corresponding settings.

3.6.1 Port Forwarding

This page displays the Port Forwarding Rules conﬁgured on the Router.

Select the menu

Firewall/Security>>Port Forwarding

to display the following page:

±

Port Forwarding:

Allows you to open public Ports to allow access to the private Port

of a local device. Port Forwarding opens a hole in the Firewall to the speciﬁed Local

Network device. Port Forwarding relies on the security of the Local Network device

as it merely allows the incoming connection to reach the Local Network device.

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Application Name:

Allows you specify a Name for the Port Forwarding rule for

easy identiﬁcation. Special characters or spaces in the Application Name are

not recommended.

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Protocol:

Allows you to specify whether to use TCP, UPD or Both protocols to pass

the Port Forwarding trafﬁc. Both is the default and recommended setting.

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WAN Port:

Allows you to specify the Public Port to be opened. This Port will

match the LAN Port in most conﬁgurations. The WAN Port does not need to match

the WAN Port, allowing you to serve Multiple devices on the Local Network on the

same Port (i.e. 80) with differing WAN Ports (i.e. you have three devices that serve

over Port 80. You can set the ﬁrst WAN Port to 80, the second to 81 and third to

82). The WAN Port can also be different if the LAN Port is well known (i.e. 80, 443,

59, 22, etc…) and you wish to hide it behind a less well known port (i.e. 5001).

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LAN IP:

IP Address of the Local Network device you are Port Forwarding too.

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LAN Port:

The Local Network Port served by the Local Network device, typically

the same as the WAN Port.

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Add:

Click the Add button to add your Port Forwarding Rule to the Port Forwarding

Table. This also Saves the Port Forwarding settings, allowing you to browse to

another page in the Router before rebooting to apply the changes.

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Port Forwarding Table:

Displays the conﬁgured Port Forwarding Rules.

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Application Name:

Displays the Application Name of the Rule.

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Protocol:

Displays the permitted Protocol of the Rule.

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WAN Port:

Displays the WAN Port speciﬁed on for the Rule.

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LAN IP:

Displays the IP Address of the Local Network device to which incoming

trafﬁc will be redirected.

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LAN Port:

Displays the Port of the Local Network device to which incoming trafﬁc

will be redirected.

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Remove:

This button allows you to Delete the selected Port Forwarding Rule and

Saves the changes, allowing you to browse to any other setup page.

NOTE:

After Adding a Port Forwarding Rule your settings are Saved, then you

must click the Reboot button for the changes to take effect. You can

click the Add button and proceed to other pages without losing your

conﬁgured changes.

NOTE:

Port Forwarding is inherently insecure, relying on the security of the

Local Network device to which you are forwarding. With this being

the case, requiring a Login to the Local device is recommended while

also changing the Default Username and Password of the device.

3.6.2 DMZ

This page displays the DMZ Settings currently conﬁgured on the Router.

Select the menu

Firewall/Security>>DMZ

to display the following page.

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DMZ:

Displays the DMZ currently conﬁgured.

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DMZ (De-Militarized Zone):

Allows you to Enable or Disable the DMZ on the

Router. Disabled is the default setting. Enabling the DMZ and entering a Local

Device IP Address, will Disable all Incoming Firewall Rules for the speciﬁed Device.

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IP Address:

Allows you to specify the Local Device IP Address to which all incom-

ing trafﬁc should be passed.

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Save:

This button is used to Save the conﬁguration changes made on this page.

Once you have clicked Save, you may move to other pages in the Router setup.

Most changes will require a Reboot to allow the changes to take effect.

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Reboot:

This button is used to Reboot the Router after making conﬁguration

changes or can be used to Reboot the Router for any reason.

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Cancel:

This button Cancels any changes made on this page.

NOTE:

After making any changes to the DMZ you must click the Save button

to Save your changes, then you must click the Reboot button for the

changes to take effect. You can click the Save button and proceed to

other pages without losing your conﬁgured changes.

NOTE:

DMZ is typically used for Web Server installations and all Firewall and

Security resides on the device speciﬁed in the DMZ. Please consult

your Network Administrator if you are asked to conﬁguring a DMZ.

3.6.3 UPnP

This page displays the UPnP Settings currently conﬁgured on the Router.

Select the menu

Firewall/Security>>UPnP

to display the following page:

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UPnP Conﬁguration:

Displays the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) conﬁguration.

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UPnP:

Allows you to Enable or Disable UPnP on the Router. Enabled is the default.

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Available Networks:

Displays which Networks on the Router have UPnP Enabled.

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Local Network/LAN:

Allows you to enable UPnP for the conﬁgured

Local Network.

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