WiFiRanger Elite v6 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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DNS

On the Advanced tab, conﬁgure the appropriate DNS settings to determine what domains are used

for assessing online statuses. This setting is generally ﬁne to leave on Auto.

In some cases, setting the DNS statically is necessary. For WFRControl installations, it is recom-

mended to have the outdoor slave set to Auto while the indoor master is statically assigned to

Google’s DNS servers.

Static Recommendations (Google)

DMZ

On the Advanced tab, set a DMZ IP Address of a server behind the WiFiRanger. DMZ stands for De-

militarized Zone, which in computer security terms means that this server is exposed through the

router’s ﬁrewall so that access is granted to the DMZ server from the internet.

Hosting a DMZ server behind a WiFiRanger does not compromise other devices or computers on the

LAN. Only the speciﬁed server will be exposed to the internet.

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Static IP

On the Setup tab, each Device can be set to a static IP by expanding the Settings after clicking the

gear icon. This allows for manually assigning the WiFiRanger with a static IP by Device.

This feature is useful if connecting to an internet source that does not issue DHCP addresses. In

these cases, assign a Static IP Address within the source’s IP scheme and enter the corresponding

Subnet Mask and Gateway IP.

Once a Static IP is conﬁgured for the appropriate Device, connect to the non-DHCP internet source.

Private LAN IP Alias

On the Advanced tab, create Private LAN IP Aliases that bridge up to two IP subnets with the WiFi-

Ranger’s unique DHCP subnet. This feature allows for easily placing a WiFiRanger into an existing

network that was on a different subnet with statically assigned devices.By creating a Private LAN IP

Alias, devices issued a DHCP address will also see anything statically assigned in the IP Alias range.

To make an IP alias, enter the desired Gateway IP and Subnet separated by a comma (no spaces). In

this example, anything statically assigned with 10.100.254.

2-254

will be able to communicate with all

other devices connected to the WiFiRanger which are receiving the regular DHCP addresses.

IP Alias Format

xxx.xxx.xxx.1,255.255.255.0

(Gateway,Subnet)

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Products

W

I

F

I

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ANGER

H

OME

Discontinued

Indoor router that was originally named the WiFiRanger Pro when

released in 2010. The WiFiRanger Home is designed for basic

wireless and wired networking needs. Fine features make it great

for users looking for a simple and secure router.

SPECIFICATIONS

B

AND

2.4GH

Z

LAN

4

X

(10/100)

A

NTENNA

I

NTEGRATED

2

X

2 MIMO

WAN

1

X

(10/100)

T

HROUGHPUT

U

P

TO

150M

BPS

USB

1

X

S

TANDARDS

802.11

B

/

G

/

N

D

IMENSIONS

162

X

132

X

29

MM

B

ROADCASTS

1

X

P

RIVATE

/ 1

X

P

UBLIC

T

EMPERATURES

-20C ~ +60C

E

NCRYPTION

WPA2 P

ERSONAL

256

BIT

P

OWER

I

NPUT

5VDC

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W

I

F

I

R

ANGER

X

Limited Release

Indoor router for excellent functionality in an all-in-one package.

The WiFiRanger X boasts an external antenna which outperforms

other indoor WiFiRangers, both in receiving and broadcasting.

Uniquely equipped, the WiFiRanger X is powered by an AC

source via its 24V Power Over Ethernet power supply. For an all-

around favorite, the X ﬁts the needs of many intermediate users.

SPECIFICATIONS

B

AND

2.4GH

Z

LAN

4

X

(10/100)

A

NTENNA

E

XTERNAL

5

D

B

I

O

MNI

WAN

1

X

(POE I

NPUT

P

ORT

)

T

HROUGHPUT

U

P

TO

300M

BPS

USB

1

X

S

TANDARDS

802.11

B

/

G

/

N

D

IMENSIONS

162

X

132

X

29

MM

B

ROADCASTS

1

X

P

RIVATE

/ 1

X

P

UBLIC

T

EMPERATURES

-20C ~ +60C

E

NCRYPTION

WPA2 P

ERSONAL

256

BIT

P

OWER

I

NPUT

24V POE

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W

I

F

I

R

ANGER

G

O

Discontinued

Indoor router made for travel and powering outdoor WiFiRangers. The

WiFiRanger Go is an excellent pairing to an outdoor product, combining

both indoor accessibility and outdoor range and reception. Its 5th LAN

port is designed to power 12-24V Power Over Ethernet (POE) devices,

such as the WiFiRanger WFRBoost, Mobile, Mobile

Ti

, Marine, or Sky.

SPECIFICATIONS

B

AND

2.4GH

Z

LAN

4

X

(10/100)

A

NTENNA

I

NTEGRATED

2

X

2 MIMO

WAN

1

X

(10/100)

T

HROUGHPUT

U

P

TO

300M

BPS

USB

1

X

S

TANDARDS

802.11

B

/

G

/

N

D

IMENSIONS

113

X

138

X

29

MM

B

ROADCASTS

1

X

P

RIVATE

/ 1

X

P

UBLIC

T

EMPERATURES

-20C ~ +50C

E

NCRYPTION

WPA2 P

ERSONAL

256

BIT

P

OWER

I

N

/ O

UT

8-30VDC / POE P

ORT

5

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