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9. Click ‘Wireless’ in the left menu.

10. Click ‘WDS Setup’ in the left menu.

11. Click ‘Search AP’ in the right screen.

12. A screen appears. A summary of found wireless networks will be displayed.

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13. Double-click with the left mouse button on the name (SSID) of the signal booster.

14. Click ‘OK’.

15. Click ‘Add’ in the right screen.

16. Click ‘Save’ at the top of the right screen.

17. Click ‘OK’ to save the settings.

18. Close the window.

Completing the installation of the signal booster

1. Type ‘http://192.168.0.200’ in the address bar to connect to the signal booster.

2. Click ‘Setup Tool’.

3. Click ‘Advanced Setup’ in the left menu.

4. Click ‘Wireless’ in the left menu.

5. Click ‘WDS Setup’ in the left menu.

6. Click ‘Search AP’ in the right screen.

7. A screen appears. A summary of found wireless networks will be displayed.

8. Double-click with the left mouse button on the name (SSID) of your wireless router.

9. Click ‘OK’.

10. Click ‘Add’ in the right screen.

11. Click ‘Save’ at the top of the right screen.

12. Click ‘OK’ to save the settings.

13. Now remove the network cable between both the wireless router and signal booster.

14. You have now completed the settings. You can now place the signal booster to the location where the

wireless signal was weak.

Hint: To make sure there is a wireless connection between both devices, you can try to connect to both

devices with the still connected computer. If correct, you can still access both devices on their web pages.

If this does not work, you can repeat the steps shown in chapter 6.

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5.0 Configuring the wireless network on your computer

Now that the router has been secured, you will need to configure the computer itself so it can recognize

your secured wireless network and will be able to make a connection. Windows XP and Windows Vista are

at this moment the most commonly used operating systems. We will now explain how to set up a wireless

connection using these operating systems.

5.1 Configuring a wireless network using Windows XP

To realize a wireless connection using Windows XP you will need to follow the steps below:

1. Turn on your computer.

2. Click ‘Start’.

3. Click ‘Control Panel’.

4. Click ’Network Connections’.

5. You should now be able to see your wireless adapter. Right click this adapter.

6. Click ‘View available wireless networks’. A list of available networks will now be shown.

7. Select your own wireless network from this list.

8. After clicking ‘Connect’ your computer will warn you that this network is secured and that a network

key is required.

9. Enter the network key and click ‘Connect’.

10. If the key was entered correctly, Windows will state that the network has been connected. You are now

online.

5.2 Configuring a wireless network using Windows Vista

To realize a wireless connection using Windows Vista you will need to follow the steps

below:

1. Click ‘Start’.

2. Click ‘Control Panel’.

3. Click ‘Network and Internet’.

4. Click ‘Network and Sharing Centre’.

5. Click ‘Manage wireless networks’ in the left menu.

6. Click ‘Add’.

7. Select ‘Add a network that is in range of this computer’ in the next screen.

8. Select your own network.

9. Click ‘Connect’.

10. Your computer will display the following message: ‘Type the network security key

or passphrase for your network’. Enter your security key.

11. Click ‘Connect’. If you have correctly entered your security key, your computer

will be wirelessly connected and you are online.

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6.0 Firewall & QoS settings

The RG300EX

（

Lite) is equipped with an advanced firewall. This firewall allows you to open ports,

allowing certain programs to gain access to the Internet. You can open these ports using the function ‘Port

Forwarding’.

In some cases you will want to block access to the Internet. If, for instance, you have children, you may

want to block some explicit websites. You can do this using the built-in URL filtering method.

Hint: For your own security the Firewall is enabled by default. We do however advise you to also use a

virus scanner and always keep it up to date.

6.1 Port Forwarding

1. Open your web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Netscape or Firefox).

2. Type ‘

’ in the address bar.

3. Press the enter key or click ‘Go to’.

4. You will now be asked for a ‘Username’ and a ‘Password’. Fill in ‘admin’ in the

‘

Username’ field and ‘admin’ in the ‘Password’ field and press the ‘Enter’ key.

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5. The login screen is shown.

6. Click ‘Setup Tool’.

7. Click ‘Advanced Setup’ in the left menu.

8. Click ‘Port Forwarding’ bellow ‘NAT/Routing’ in the left menu.

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