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5. Main
The
Main
page of BLW-54MF can let users configure the basic settings
related to network connection. These settings also appear in the
Setup
Wizard
. If you want to modify some of the details, you do not need to
enter Setup Wizard, but configure the settings through the
Main
page.
5.1 LAN & DHCP Server
This page shows if the LAN settings and the DHCP server are enabled or
not. The bottom of the page shows the device which is connecting with
BLW-54MF.
œ
Host Name
Ĉ
You may follow the request of your ISP, and enter the
designated Host Name, if needed.
œ
IP Address
Ĉ
Enter the LAN address of BLW-54M. The default LAN IP
address is
ņ
192.168.1.1
Ň
.
œ
Subnet Mask
Ĉ
The default Subnet Mask of the LAN side of BLW-
54MF is
ņ
255.255.255.0
Ň
.
œ
DHCP Server
Ĉ
Choose if you want to enable the embedded DHCP
Server of BLW-54MF.
œ
Range Start
Ĉ
The first IP address which DHCP server of BLW-54MF
starts to distribute.
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œ
Range End
Ĉ
The last IP address which DHCP server of BLW-54MF
distributes.
œ
Domain Name
Ĉ
If you had applied a Domain Name, you may enter it
here.
œ
Lease Time
Ĉ
DHCP server can let a PC get the same IP address
whenever it starts up on the LAN. You can distribute an appointed IP
address to a specific computer according to the PC's MAC address and
also set a period of time of leasing IP.
œ
Cancel
Ĉ
If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this
button to exist this page.
œ
Save
Ĉ
Click this button to save/apply the settings and restart the system.
5.2 WAN
In the WAN settings, BLW-54MF Wireless Router provides many kinds of
access. You can configure the WAN side according to the real environment.
Ɩ
DHCP Client or Fixed IP
œ
WAN IPAddress
Ĉ
Please choose the service provided by your ISP.
œ
IPAddress
Ĉ
Enter the IP address provided by your ISP.
œ
Subnet Mask
Ĉ
Enter the Subnet Mask address provided by your ISP.
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œ
GateWay
Ĉ
Enter the default Gateway address provided by your ISP.
œ
DNS 1~3
Ĉ
Enter the DNS IP address provided by your ISP.
œ
MAC Address
Ĉ
The default MAC address of BLW-54MF is the
Network Interface Card's (NIC) MAC address on the WAN side. If you
were asked to use the NIC provided by the ISP, you may click
ņ
Clone
MAC Address
Ň
and enter the MAC address of NIC provided by the
ISP. We do not suggest you to change the default MAC address, if your
ISP does not ask you to change it.
œ
Cancel
Ĉ
If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this
button to exist this page.
œ
Apply
Ĉ
Click this button to save/apply the settings and restart the
system.
Ɩ
PPPoE
œ
WAN IPAddress
Ĉ
Please choose the service provided by your ISP.
œ
Service Name(optional)
Ĉ
If your ISP provides you Service Name,
please enter the provided information.
œ
User Name
Ĉ
Please enter the User Name/Account provided by your
ISP. (case-sensitive)
œ
Password
Ĉ
Please enter the Password provided by your ISP. (case-
sensitive)
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BLW-54MF
œ
Verify Password
Ĉ
Please enter the Password again.
œ
DNS 1~3
Ĉ
You may enter the first, second, and third DNS Server
provided by your ISP.
œ
Auto-reconnect
Ĉ
When BLW-54MF disconnects with your xDSL
service, you can chose to reconnect online automatically, manually
or connect-on-demand. If you choose
ņ
Always-On
Ň
, BLW-54MF
Wireless Router will automatically reconnect to your ISP when you
restart the system or the connection is stopped.
ņ
Manual
Ň
means you
have to reconnect through your own configuration.
ņ
Connect-On-
Demand
Ň
means when there is a need (e.g. open a web browser), and
then the system may reconnect.
œ
Idle Time Out
Ĉ
Idle Time Out means a period of idle time before
you go offline. Enter a maximum period of time (minutes) to define the
maximum idle time. If the idle time is above the defined maximum idle
time, it will go offline immediately. You can set the value to be 0 or Auto
Reconnect to disable this function.
œ
MTU
Ĉ
MTU means
Maximum Transmission Unit
, the largest physical
packet size, measured in bytes, which a network can transmit. The
default value is
1492
. Please set up the MTU according to your system
environment. Only enter a new MTU when your ISP requires, otherwise,
please leave it as the default setting. When using PPPoE connection, you
may need to change MTU settings to maintain the connection with your
ISP, however, if the incorrect value was entered, you may be unable to
access certain websites. Reducing the packet size can help connecting to
certain websites or speeding up the transmission rate.
œ
Cancel
Ĉ
If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this
button to exist this page.
œ
Apply
Ĉ
Click this button to save/apply the settings and restart the
system.
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PPTP
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), a protocol that allows
corporations to extend their own corporate network through private
"tunnels" over the public Internet. Effectively, a corporation uses a wide-
area network as a single large local area network. A company no longer
needs to lease its own lines for wide-area communication but can securely
use the public networks. This kind of interconnection is known as a virtual
private network (VPN)
œ
WAN IPAddress
Ĉ
Please choose the service provided by your ISP.
œ
IPAddress
Ĉ
Enter the IP address provided by your ISP.
œ
Subnet Mask
Ĉ
Enter the Subnet Mask address provided by your ISP.
œ
GateWay
Ĉ
Enter the default Gateway address provided by your ISP.
œ
DNS 1~3
ĈΞ
You may enter the first, second, and third DNS Server
provided by your ISP.
œ
Server IP/Name
Ĉ
Please enter the VPN Server IP and its Name.
œ
PPTPAccount
Ĉ
Please enter your PPTP Account number.
œ
PPTP Password
Ĉ
Please enter the Password collocated with your PPTP
Account.
œ
Verify Password
Ĉ
Enter your Password again for verification.

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