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2D-Link DIR-615 User Manual

Table of Contents

Product Overvew ........................................................4

Package Contents....................................................4

System Requrements .............................................4

Features ................................................................... 5

Hardware Overvew .................................................6

Connectons .......................................................6

LEDs ..................................................................7

Installaton....................................................................8

Before you Begn .....................................................8

Wreess Instaaton Consderatons ........................ 9

Gettng Started ......................................................10

Coniguraton .............................................................11

Web-based Coniguraton Utty ............................ 11

Setup Wzard ...................................................12

Manua Coniguraton .......................................16

Dynamc (Cabe)...........................................16

PPPoE (DSL) ...............................................17

PPTP ............................................................18L2TP ............................................................. 19

Statc (assgned by ISP) ............................... 20

Bg Pond ....................................................... 21

Wreess Settngs .............................................22

Network Settngs .............................................. 23

DHCP Server Settngs .................................24

DHCP Reservaton .......................................25

Vrtua Server ...................................................26

Port Forwardng ...............................................28

Appcaton Rues .............................................29

Network Fters .................................................30

Webste Fters .................................................31

Frewa Settngs ............................................... 32

Advanced Wreess Settngs ............................33

Advanced Network Settngs ............................. 34

UPnP ............................................................34

Internet Png Bock .......................................34

Internet Port Speed ......................................34

Mutcast Streams .........................................34Admnstrator Settngs ......................................35

Change Password ........................................35

Remote Management ................................... 35

Tme Settngs ...................................................36

System Settngs ............................................... 37

Update Frmware .............................................38

DDNS ............................................................... 39

System Check .................................................. 40Schedues ........................................................41

Log Settngs .....................................................42

Devce Informaton ...........................................43

Log ...................................................................44

Stats .................................................................45

Wreess ...........................................................46

Support ............................................................46

Table of Contents




Table of Contents

Wreless Securty.......................................................47

What s WEP? ........................................................ 47

What s WPA? ........................................................ 48

Wreess Securty Setup Wzard ............................49

Conigure WEP ...................................................... 52

Conigure WPA-Persona (PSK) ............................. 53Conigure WPA-Enterprse (RADIUS) .................... 54

Connect to a Wreless Network ................................ 56

Usng Wndows ® XP ............................................... 56

Conigure WEP ...................................................... 57

Conigure WPA-PSK .............................................. 59

Troubleshootng.........................................................61

Wreless Bascs .........................................................65

What s Wreess? ..................................................66

Tps ........................................................................68

Wreess Modes .....................................................69

Networkng Bascs ....................................................70

Check your IP address ..........................................70

Statcay Assgn an IP address .............................71Connect to Cabe/DSL/Satete Modem ................72

Connect to Another Router ....................................73

Techncal Specicatons ........................................... 75

Contactng Techncal Support .................................. 76

Warranty .....................................................................77

Regstraton................................................................83




Section 1 - Product Overview

• D-Lnk DIR-615 Wreess Router

• 2 Detachabe Antennas

• Power Adapter

• CAT5 Ethernet Cabe

• CD-ROM wth Instaaton Wzard, User Manua,

and Speca Offers

System Requirements

• Ethernet-based Cabe or DSL Modem

• Computers wth Wndows ® , Macntosh ® , or Lnux-based operatng systems wth an nstaed Ethernet

adapter

• Internet Exporer Verson 6.0, Moza 1.7.12 (5.0), or Frefox 1.5 and above (for coniguraton)

• Instaaton Wzard requres Wndows ® XP wth Servce Pack 2

Product OverviewPackage Contents

Note:Usng a power suppy wth a dfferent votage ratng than the one ncudedwth the DIR-615 w cause damage and vod the warranty for ths product.





• Faster Wreless Networkng - The DIR-615 provdes up to 300Mbps* wreess connecton wth other802.11n wreess cents. Ths capabty aows users to partcpate n rea-tme actvtes onne, such as

vdeo streamng, onne gamng, and rea-tme audo.

• Compatble wth 802.11b and 802.11g Devces - The DIR-615 s st fuy compatbe wth the IEEE

802.11b and 802.11g standards, so t can connect wth exstng 802.11b/g PCI, USB and Cardbus

adapters.

• Advanced Frewall Features - The Web-based user nterface dspays a number of advanced network

management features ncudng:

• Parental Controls - Easy apped content iterng based on MAC Address, URL, and/orDoman Name.

• Flter Schedulng - These iters can be schedued to be actve on certan days or for a

duraton of hours or mnutes.

• Secure Multple/Concurrent Sessons - The DIR-615 can pass through VPN sessons. It

supports mutpe and concurrent IPSec and PPTP sessons, so users behnd the DIR-615can securey access corporate networks.

• User-frendly Setup Wzard - Through the easy-to-use Quck Router Setup on the ncuded CD, the

DIR-615 aows you to contro what nformaton s accessbe to those on the wreess network, whetherfrom the Internet or from your company’s server. Conigure your router to your specic settngs wthn

mnutes.

* Maxmum wreess sgna rate derved from IEEE Standard 802.11g and Draft 802.11n specicatons. Actua data throughput w vary. Network condtons and

envronmenta factors, ncudng voume of network trafic, budng materas and constructon, and network overhead, ower actua data throughput rate. Envronmentacondtons w adversey affect wreess sgna range.

Features





Hardware OverviewConnections

Reset Pressng the Reset button restores the router tots orgna factory defaut settngs.

Power ReceptorReceptor for the supped poweradapter.

LAN Ports (1-4) Connect Ethernet devces such ascomputers, swtches, and hubs.

Internet Port The auto MDI/MDIX Internet port sthe connecton for the Ethernet cabeto the cabe or DSL modem.





Hardware OverviewLEDs

WLAN LED A sod ght ndcates that the wreesssegment s ready. Ths LED bnksdurng wreess data transmsson.

Status LEDA bnkng ght ndcates that theDIR-615 s ready.

Internet LED A sod ght ndcates connecton onthe Internet port. Ths LED bnksdurng data transmsson.

Power LED A sod ght ndcates aproper connecton to thepower suppy.

Local Network LEDsA sod ght ndcates a connecton to anEthernet-enabed computer on ports 1-4.Ths LED bnks durng data transmsson.




Section 2 - Installation

Before you Begin

InstallationThs secton w wak you through the nstaaton process. Pacement of the router s very mportant. Do not pace therouter n an encosed area such as a coset, cabnet, or n the attc or garage.

Pease conigure the router wth the computer that was ast connected drecty to your modem. Aso, you can ony usethe Ethernet port on your modem. If you were usng the USB connecton before usng the router, then you must turn offyour modem, dsconnect the USB cabe and connect an Ethernet cabe to the Internet port on the router, and then turnthe modem back on. In some cases, you may need to ca your ISP to change connecton types (USB to Ethernet).

If you have DSL and are connectng va PPPoE, make sure you dsabe or unnsta any PPPoE software such asWnPoet, Broadjump, or Enternet 300 from your computer or you w not be abe to connect to the Internet.





Wireless Installation ConsiderationsThe D-Lnk wreess router ets you access your network usng a wreess connecton from vrtuay anywhere wthnthe operatng range of your wreess network. Keep n mnd, however, that the number, thckness and ocaton of was,

cengs, or other objects that the wreess sgnas must pass through, may mt the range. Typca ranges vary dependngon the types of materas and background RF (rado frequency) nose n your home or busness. The key to maxmzngwreess range s to foow these basc gudenes:

1. Keep the number of was and cengs between the D-Lnk router and other network devces to a mnmum

- each wa or ceng can reduce your adapter’s range from 3-90 feet (1-30 meters.) Poston your devces

so that the number of was or cengs s mnmzed.

2. Be aware of the drect ne between network devces. A wa that s 1.5 feet thck (.5 meters), at a

45-degree ange appears to be amost 3 feet (1 meter) thck. At a 2-degree ange t ooks over 42 feet(14 meters) thck! Poston devces so that the sgna w trave straght through a wa or ceng (nstead

of at an ange) for better recepton.

3. Budng Materas make a dfference. A sod meta door or aumnum studs may have a negatve effect on

range. Try to poston access ponts, wreess routers, and computers so that the sgna passes through

drywa or open doorways. Materas and objects such as gass, stee, meta, was wth nsuaton, water

(ish tanks), mrrors, ie cabnets, brck, and concrete w degrade your wreess sgna.

4. Keep your product away (at east 3-6 feet or 1-2 meters) from eectrca devces or appances thatgenerate RF nose.

5. If you are usng 2.4GHz cordess phones or X-10 (wreess products such as ceng fans, ghts, and

home securty systems), your wreess connecton may degrade dramatcay or drop competey. Make

sure your 2.4GHz phone base s as far away from your wreess devces as possbe. The base transmtsa sgna even f the phone n not n use.





Getting StartedThe DIR-615 ncudes a Quck Router Setup Wzard CD. Foow the smpe steps beow to run the Setup Wzard togude you qucky through the nstaaton process.

Insert the Quck Router Setup Wzard CD n the CD-ROM drve. The step-by-step nstructons that foow are shownn Wndows ® XP. The steps and screens are smar for the other Wndows operatng systems.

If the CD Autorun functon does not automatcay start on your computer, cck on Start > Run. In the run box type“D:\DIR615.exe” (where D: represents the drve etter of your CD-ROM drve).

When the autorun screen appears, cck Install Router.

Cck Install Router

Note : It is reccomended to write down the login password on the provided CD holder.




Section 3 - Configuration

ConfigurationThs secton w show you how to conigure your new D-Lnk wreess router usng the web-based coniguratonutty.

Web-based Configuration Utility

To access the coniguraton utty, open a web-browsersuch as Internet Exporer and enter the IP address ofthe router (192.168.0.1).

Seect Admn from the drop-down menu and then enteryour password. Leave the password bank by defaut.

If you get a Page Cannot be Dsplayed error, peaserefer to the Troubleshootng secton for assstance.





Setup Wizard

You may cck Setup Wzard to qucky conigure your router.

If you want to enter your settngs wthout runnng the wzard, cck

Manual Coniguraton and skp to page 16.

Cck Launch Internet Connecton Setup Wzard to begn.

If you want to conigure your wreess settngs, cck Launch WrelessSecurty Setup Wzard and skp to page 49.





Cck Next to contnue.

Create a new password and then cck Next to contnue.

Seect your tme zone from the drop-down menu and then cck Next to contnue.

Seect the type of Internet connecton you use and then cck Next

to contnue.





If you seected Dynamc, you may need to enter the MAC address of thecomputer that was ast connected drecty to your modem. If you are currentyusng that computer, cck Clone Your PC’s MAC Address and then cckNext to contnue.

The Host Name s optona but may be requred by some ISPs. The defauthost name s the devce name of the Router and may be changed.

If you seected PPPoE, enter your PPPoE username and password. CckNext to contnue.

Seect Statc f your ISP assgned you the IP address, subnet mask, gateway,and DNS server addresses.

Note: Make sure to remove your PPPoE software from your computer. The software is no longer needed and will not work through a router.

If you seected PPTP, enter your PPTP username and password. Cck Next to contnue.





If you seected L2TP, enter your L2TP username and password. Cck Next to contnue.

If you seected Statc, enter your network settngs supped by your Internetprovder. Cck Next to contnue.

Cck Connect to save your settngs. Once the router s inshed rebootng,cck Contnue. Pease aow 1-2 mnutes to connect.

Cose your browser wndow and reopen t to test your Internet connecton.

It may take a few tres to ntay connect to the Internet.

If you seected Bg Pond, seect your authentcaton server from the dropdown menu. You w aso need to enter your Bg Pond username andpassword. Cck Next to contnue.





Seect Dynamc IP (DHCP) to obtan IP Address

nformaton automatcay from your ISP. Seectths opton f your ISP does not gve you any IPnumbers to use. Ths opton s commony usedfor Cabe modem servces.

The Host Name s optona but may be requredby some ISPs.

The defaut MAC Address s set to the Internetport’s physca nterface MAC address on theBroadband Router. It s not recommended thatyou change the defaut MAC address unessrequred by your ISP. You can use the CloneYour PC’s MAC Address button to repacethe Internet port’s MAC address wth the MACaddress of your Ethernet card.

Enter the Prmary DNS server IP addressassgned by your ISP.

Maxmum Transmsson Unt - you may need tochange the MTU for optma performance wthyour specic ISP. 1500 s the defaut MTU.

My Internet

Connection:

Host Name:

MAC Address:

Manual ConfigurationDynamic (Cable)

DNS Addresses:

MTU:





Seect PPPoE (Username/Password) from the drop-down menu.

Seect Statc f your ISP assgned you the IP address, subnet mask,gateway, and DNS server addresses. In most cases, seect Dynamc.

Enter your PPPoE user name.

Enter your PPPoE password and then retype the password n the nextbox.

Enter the ISP Servce Name (optona).

Enter the IP address (Statc PPPoE ony).

The defaut MAC Address s set to the Internet port’s physca nterfaceMAC address on the Broadband Router. It s not recommended that youchange the defaut MAC address uness requred by your ISP. You canuse the Clone Your PC’s MAC Address button to repace the Internet

port’s MAC address wth the MAC address of your Ethernet card.

Enter the Prmary and Secondary DNS Server Addresses (Statc PPPoE ony).

Enter a maxmum de tme durng whch the Internet connecton s mantaned durng nactvty. To dsabe ths feature,enabe Auto-reconnect.

Maxmum Transmsson Unt - you may need to change the MTU for optma performance wth your specic ISP. 1492 sthe defaut MTU.

Seect ether Always-on, On-Demand, or Manual.

My InternetConnection:

Address Mode:

User Name:

Password:

Service Name:

IP Address:

MAC Address:

DNS Addresses:

Maximum Idle Time:

MTU:

Connect Mode:

Internet SetupPPPoE (DSL)

Choose PPPoE (Pont to Pont Protoco over Ethernet) f your ISP uses a PPPoE connecton. Your ISP w provdeyou wth a username and password. Ths opton s typcay used for DSL servces. Make sure to remove your PPPoE

software from your computer. The software s no onger needed and w not work through a router.





Seect Statc f your ISP assgned you the IP address, subnetmask, gateway, and DNS server addresses. In most cases, seectDynamc.

Enter the IP address (Statc PPTP ony).

Enter the Prmary and Secondary DNS Server Addresses (StatcPPTP ony).

Enter the Gateway IP Address provded by your ISP.

The DNS server nformaton w be supped by your ISP (InternetServce Provder.)

Enter the Server IP provded by your ISP (optona).

Enter your PPTP account (username).

Enter your PPTP password and then retype the password n thenext box.

Enter a maxmum de tme durng whch the Internet connecton smantaned durng nactvty. To dsabe ths feature, enabe Auto-reconnect.

Maxmum Transmsson Unt - you may need to change the MTU for optma performance wth your specic ISP. 1400 s thedefaut MTU.


Address Mode:

PPTP IP Address:

PPTP SubnetMask:

PPTP Gateway:

DNS Servers:

PPTP Server IP:

Internet SetupPPTP

Choose PPTP (Pont-to-Pont-Tunneng Protoco ) f your ISP uses a PPTP connecton. Your ISP w provde you wtha username and password. Ths opton s typcay used for DSL servces.

Account:

Password:

Maximum IdleTime:

MTU:

Connect Mode:





Seect Statc f your ISP assgned you the IP address, subnetmask, gateway, and DNS server addresses. In most cases,seect Dynamc.

Enter the L2TP IP address supped by your ISP (Statc ony).

Enter the Subnet Mask supped by your ISP (Statc ony).

Enter the Gateway IP Address provded by your ISP.

Enter the Prmary and Secondary DNS Server Addresses (StatcL2TP ony).

Enter the Server IP provded by your ISP (optona).

Enter your L2TP account (username).

Enter your L2TP password and then retype the password n the

next box.

Enter a maxmum de tme durng whch the Internet connectons mantaned durng nactvty. To dsabe ths feature, enabeAuto-reconnect.

Maxmum Transmsson Unt - you may need to change the MTU for optma performance wth your specic ISP. 1400 sthe defaut MTU.


Address Mode:

L2TP IP Address:

L2TP Subnet Mask:

L2TP Gateway:

DNS Servers:

L2TP Server IP:

Account:

Password:

Maximum Idle Time:

MTU:

Connect Mode:

Internet SetupL2TP

Choose L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneng Protoco) f your ISP uses a L2TP connecton. Your ISP w provde you wth a usernameand password. Ths opton s typcay used for DSL servces.





Enter the IP address assgned by your ISP.

Enter the Subnet Mask assgned by your ISP.

Enter the Gateway assgned by your ISP.

The defaut MAC Address s set to the Internet port’sphysca nterface MAC address on the Broadband

Router. It s not recommended that you change thedefaut MAC address uness requred by your ISP.You can use the Clone Your PC’s MAC Address button to repace the Internet port’s MAC addresswth the MAC address of your Ethernet card.

The DNS server nformaton w be supped by yourISP (Internet Servce Provder.)

Maxmum Transmsson Unt - you may need tochange the MTU for optma performance wth yourspecic ISP. 1500 s the defaut MTU.

IP Address:

Subnet Mask:

ISP Gateway:

MAC Address:

DNS Servers:

MTU:

Internet SetupStatic (assigned by ISP)

Seect Statc IP Address f a the Internet port’s IP nformaton s provded to you by your ISP. You w need to enter n the IP address,subnet mask, gateway address, and DNS address(es) provded to you by your ISP. Each IP address entered n the ieds must be n the

approprate IP form, whch are four octets separated by a dot (x.x.x.x). The router w not accept the IP address f t s not n ths format.





Enter the IP address of the ogn server.

Enter your BgPond username.

Enter your BgPond password and then retypethe password n the next box.

Seect the type of authentcaton server bengused.

The defaut MAC Address s set to the

Internet’s physca nterface MAC address onthe Broadband Router. It s not recommendedthat you change the defaut MAC addressuness requred by your ISP. You can use theClone Your PC’s MAC Address button torepace the Internet port’s MAC address wththe MAC address of your Ethernet card.

BigPond Server:

BigPond Username:

BigPond Password:

Auth Server:

MAC Address:

Internet SetupBig Pond





Check the box to enabe the wreess functon. If you do notwant to use wreess, uncheck the box to dsabe a the wreessfunctons.

Servce Set Identier (SSID) s the name of your wreess network.Create a name usng up to 32 characters. The SSID s case-senstve.

Indcates the channe settng for the DIR-615. The Channe can bechanged to it the channe settng for an exstng wreess networkor to customze the wreess network. If you enabe Auto ChannelScan, ths opton w be greyed out.

The Auto Channel Scan settng can be seected to aow theDIR-615 to choose the channe wth the east amount of nterference.Ths feature s enabed by defaut.

Seect one of the foowng:

802.11g only - Seect f a of your wreess cents are 802.11g.

Mxed 802.11b/g - Seect f you are usng both 802.11b and 802.11g wreess cents.

802.11n Only - Seect ony f a of your wreess cents are 802.11n.

Mxed 802.11b/g/n - Seect f you are usng a mx of 802.11b, 11g, and 11n wreess cents.

Seect Invsbe f you do not want the SSID of your wreess network to be broadcasted by the router. If Invsbe s seectedthe SSID w not be seen by ste survey uttes so your wreess cents must have the SSID manuay entered to connect tothe router.

Refer to page 47 for more nformaton regardng wreess securty.

Enable Wireless:

Enable AutoChannel Scan:

Wireless Settings

Wireless NetworkName:

Wireless Channel:

802.11 Mode:

Visibility Status:

Wireless Security:





Ths secton w aow you to change the oca network settngs of the router and to conigure the DHCP settngs.

Network Settings

Enter the IP address of the router. The defaut IP

address s 192.168.0.1.

If you change the IP address, once you cck Appy,you w need to enter the new IP address n yourbrowser to get back nto the coniguraton utty.

Enter the Subnet Mask. The defaut subnet mask s255.255.255.0.

Enter the Doman name (Optona).

Uncheck the box to transfer the DNS servernformaton from your ISP to your computers. Ifchecked, your computers w use the router for aDNS server.

IP Address:

Subnet Mask:

Local Domain:

Enable DNS Relay:





Check ths box to enabe the DHCP server onyour router. Uncheck to dsabe ths functon.

Enter the startng and endng IP addresses forthe DHCP server’s IP assgnment.

Note: If you statcay (manuay) assgn IPaddresses to your computers or devces, makesure the IP addresses are outsde of ths rangeor you may have an IP conlct.

The ength of tme for the IP address ease.Enter the Lease tme n mnutes.

Refer to the next page for the DHCP Reservatonfuncton.

Enable DHCPServer:

DHCP IP AddressRange:

Lease Time:

Add DHCPReservation:

DHCP Server Settings

DHCP stands for Dynamc Host Contro Protoco. The DIR-615 has a but-n DHCP server. The DHCP Server wautomatcay assgn an IP address to the computers on the LAN/prvate network. Be sure to set your computers to beDHCP cents by settng ther TCP/IP settngs to “Obtan an IP Address Automatcay.” When you turn your computers

on, they w automatcay oad the proper TCP/IP settngs provded by the DIR-615. The DHCP Server w automatcayaocate an unused IP address from the IP address poo to the requestng computer. You must specfy the startng andendng address of the IP address poo.





DHCP Reservation

If you want a computer or devce to aways have the same IP address assgned, you can create a DHCP reservaton.The router w assgn the IP address ony to that computer or devce.

Note: Ths IP address must be wthn the DHCP IP Address Range.

Check ths box to enabe the reservaton.

Enter the computer name or seect from thedrop-down menu and cck <<.

Enter the IP address you want to assgn to thecomputer or devce. Ths IP Address must be

wthn the DHCP IP Address Range.

Enter the MAC address of the computer ordevce.

If you want to assgn an IP address to thecomputer you are currenty on, cck ths buttonto popuate the ieds.

Cck Save to save your entry. You must cck

Save Settngs at the top to actvate yourreservatons.

Enable:

Computer Name:

IP Address:

MAC Address:

Copy Your PC’sMAC Address:

Save:

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The DIR-615 can be conigured as a vrtua server so that remote users accessng Web or FTP servces va the pubcIP address can be automatcay redrected to oca servers n the LAN (Loca Area Network).

The DIR-615 irewa feature iters out unrecognzed packets to protect your LAN network so a computers networkedwth the DIR-615 are nvsbe to the outsde word. If you wsh, you can make some of the LAN computers accessbefrom the Internet by enabng Vrtua Server. Dependng on the requested servce, the DIR-615 redrects the externaservce request to the approprate server wthn the LAN network.

The DIR-615 s aso capabe of port-redrecton meanng ncomng trafic to a partcuar port may be redrected to adfferent port on the server computer.

Each vrtua servce that s created w be sted at the bottom of the screen n the Vrtua Servers Lst. There arepre-deined vrtua servces aready n the tabe. You may use them by enabng them and assgnng the server IP touse that partcuar vrtua servce.

For a st of ports for common appcatons, pease vst http://support.dlnk.com/faq/vew.asp?prod_d=1191.

Virtual Server

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http://support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=1191

http://support.dlink.com/faq/view.asp?prod_id=1191





Ths w aow you to open a snge port. If you woud ke to open a range of ports, refer to page 28.

Enter a name for the rue or seect an appcatonfrom the drop-down menu. Seect an appcatonand cck << to popuate the ieds.

Enter the IP address of the computer on youroca network that you want to aow the ncomngservce to. If your computer s recevng an IPaddress automatcay from the router (DHCP),you computer w be sted n the “ComputerName” drop-down menu. Seect your computerand cck <<.

Enter the port that you want to open next to Prvate

Port and Pubc Port. The prvate and pubc portsare usuay the same. The pubc port s the portseen from the Internet sde, and the prvate ports the port beng used by the appcaton on thecomputer wthn your oca network.

Seect the type of protoco you woud ke to usefor the seected rue.

The schedue of tme when the Vrtua Server

Rue w be enabed. The schedue may be set toAways, whch w aow the partcuar servce toaways be enabed. You can create your own tmesn the Tools > Schedules secton.

Name:

IP Address:

Private Port/

Public Port:

Traffic Type:

Schedule:

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Ths w aow you to open a snge port or a range of ports.

Port Forwarding

Enter a name for the rue or seect an appcatonfrom the drop-down menu. Seect an appcaton and

cck << to popuate the ieds.

Enter the IP address of the computer on your ocanetwork that you want to aow the ncomng servceto. If your computer s recevng an IP addressautomatcay from the router (DHCP), you computerw be sted n the “Computer Name” drop-downmenu. Seect your computer and cck <<.

Enter the port or ports that you want to open. Youcan enter a snge port or a range of ports. Seperateports wth a common.

Exampe: 24,1009,3000-4000

Seect the type of protoco you woud ke to assgn to the rue.

The schedue of tme when the Vrtua Server Rue w be enabed. The schedue may be set to Aways, whch w aow thepartcuar servce to aways be enabed. You can create your own tmes n the Tools > Schedules secton.

Name:

IP Address:

Start Port/EndPort:

Traffic Type:

Schedule:

Section 3 Configuration





Enter a name for the rue. You may seect apre-deined appcaton from the drop-downmenu and cck <<.

Ths s the port used to trgger the appcaton. Itcan be ether a snge port or a range of ports.

Ths s the port number on the Internet sdethat w be used to access the appcaton. Youmay deine a snge port or a range of ports.You can use a comma to add mutpe ports orport ranges.

Seect the protoco of the irewa port (TCP,UDP, or Both).

The schedue of tme when the Appcaton Ruew be enabed. The schedue may be set to Aways, whch w aow the partcuar servce to aways be enabed. You cancreate your own tmes n the Tools > Schedules secton.

Name:

Trigger:

Firewall:

Traffic Type:

Schedule:

Application Rules

Some appcatons requre mutpe connectons, such as Internet gamng, vdeo conferencng, Internet teephony andothers. These appcatons have dficutes workng through NAT (Network Address Transaton). Speca Appcatonsmakes some of these appcatons work wth the DIR-615. If you need to run appcatons that requre mutpe connectons,

specfy the port normay assocated wth an appcaton n the “Trgger Port” ied, seect the protoco type as TCP orUDP, then enter the irewa (pubc) ports assocated wth the trgger port to open them for nbound trafic.

The DIR-615 provdes some predeined appcatons n the tabe on the bottom of the web page. Seect the appcatonyou want to use and enabe t.






Network Filters

Seect Turn MAC Fterng Off, aow MACaddresses sted beow, or deny MAC addressessted beow from the drop-down menu.

Enter the MAC address you woud ke to iter.To ind the MAC address on a computer, peaserefer to the Networkng Bascs secton n thsmanua.

Seect a DHCP cent from the drop-down menuand cck << to copy that MAC Address.

Configure MACFiltering:

MAC Address:

DHCP Client:

Use MAC (Meda Access Contro) Fters to aow or deny LAN (Loca Area Network) computers by ther MAC addressesfrom accessng the Network. You can ether manuay add a MAC address or seect the MAC address from the st ofcents that are currenty connected to the Broadband Router.






Enter the keywords or URLs that you want tobock (or aow). Any URL wth the keyword n tw be bocked.

The schedue of tme when the seected ruew be enabed. The schedue may be set toAlways, whch w aow the iter to aways beenabed. You can create your own tmes n theTools > Schedules secton.

Website URL/ Domain:

Schedule:

Webste Fters are used to deny LAN computers from accessng specic web stes by the URL or doman. A URL s aspecay formatted text strng that deines a ocaton on the Internet. If any part of the URL contans the bocked word,the ste w not be accessbe and the web page w not dspay. To use ths feature, enter the text strng to be bocked

and cck Save Settngs. The text to be bocked w appear n the st. To deete the text, cck Clear the Lst Below.

Website Filters






If an appcaton has troube workng from behnd the router, youcan expose one computer to the Internet and run the appcatonon that computer.

Note: Pacng a computer n the DMZ may expose that computer toa varety of securty rsks. Use of ths opton s ony recommendedas a ast resort.

Specfy the IP address of the computer on the LAN that you want tohave unrestrcted Internet communcaton. If ths computer obtanst’s IP address automatcay usng DHCP, be sure to make a statcreservaton on the Basc > DHCP page so that the IP address ofthe DMZ machne does not change.

You may enabe or dsabe the foowng sted VPN protocos.

Enable DMZ Host:

IP Address:

VPN Passthrough:

Firewall SettingsA irewa protects your network from the outsde word. The D-Lnk DIR-615 offers a irewa type functonaty. Sometmesyou may want a computer exposed to the outsde word for certan types of appcatons. If you choose to expose acomputer, you cam enabe DMZ. DMZ s short for Demtarzed Zone. Ths opton w expose the chosen computercompetey to the outsde word.






Seect Auto (strongy recommended) or Fxed tomanuay set the TX rate.

Beacons are packets sent by an Access Pont to

synchronze a wreess network. Specfy a vaue.100 s the defaut settng and s recommended.

Ths vaue shoud reman at ts defaut settng of2432. If nconsstent data low s a probem, ony amnor modicaton shoud be made.

(Devery Trafic Indcaton Message) 3 s the defautsettng. A DTIM s a countdown nformng centsof the next wndow for stenng to broadcast andmutcast messages.

Seect Short Preamble or Long Preamble. Shortpreambe s recommended for a arge amount of network trafic such as transferrng ies or streamng audo or vdeo.

Protecton s for neghborng 802.11b wreess networks. Seect Dsabe to reduce the adverse affect of egacy wreessnetworks 802.11n performance. Ths opton s avaabe ony when 802.11 mode s set to 802.11n only .

802.11 b/g/n FixedTx Rates:

Beacon Period:

RTS Threshold:

DTIM Interval:

Preamble Type:

Protection:

Advanced Wireless Settings






UPnPInternetPing BlockInternetPortSpeedMulticastStreams

To use the Unversa Pug and Pay (UPnP™)feature cck on the checkbox to enabe. UPNPprovdes compatbty wth networkng equpment,software and perpheras.

Uncheckng the box w not aow the DIR-615 torespond to pngs. Bockng the Png may provdesome extra securty from hackers. Check the boxto aow the Internet port to be “pnged”.

You may set the port speed of the Internet port to

10Mbps, 100Mbps, or Auto. Some oder cabeor DSL modems may requre you to set the port

speed to 10Mbps.

Check the box to aow mutcast trafic to passthrough the router from the Internet.

UPnP:

WAN Ping:

WAN Port Speed:

Multicaststreams:

Advanced Network Settings






Enter a new ogn name and a new password for theadmnstrator ogn. Ony the admnstrator can make changesto the settngs.

Enter a new ogn name and a new password for the userogn. If you ogn as user , you w ony be abe to see thesettngs and not be abe to make changes.

Remote management aows the DIR-615 to be coniguredfrom the Internet by a web browser. A username andpassword s st requred to access the Web-Managementnterface. In genera, ony a member of your network canbrowse the but-n web pages to perform Admnstrator tasks.Ths feature enabes you to perform Admnstrator tasks fromthe remote (Internet) host.

Enter the IP address of the remote computer. You may enter* to aow a connecton from any nternet address.

The port number used to access the DIR-615.Exampe: http://x.x.x.x:8080 whereas x.x.x.x s the InternetIP address of the DIR-615 and 8080 s the por t used for theWeb Management nterface.

Admin Password:

User Password:

RemoteManagement:

Remote Admin IP:

Port:

Administrator Settings

Ths page w aow you to change the Admnstrator and User names and passwords. You can aso enabe RemoteManagement. There are two accounts that can access the management nterface through the web browser. Theaccounts are admn and user. Admn has read/wrte access whe user has read-ony access. User can ony vew the

settngs but cannot make any changes. Ony the admn account has the abty to change both admn and user accountpasswords.






Time Settings

Seect the Tme Zone from the drop-downmenu.

To seect Dayght Savng tme manuay, seectenabed or dsabed, and enter a start date andan end date for dayght savng tme.

NTP s short for Network Tme Protoco. NTPsynchronzes computer cock tmes n a networkof computers. Check ths box to use a NTPserver. Ths w ony connect to a server on theInternet, not a oca server.

Enter the NTP server or seect one from thedrop-down menu.

To manuay nput the tme, enter the vaues

n these ieds for the Year, Month, Day, Hour,Mnute, and Second and then cck Set Tme.You can aso cck Copy Your Computer’s TmeSettngs.

Time Zone:

Daylight Saving:

Enable NTPServer:

NTP Server Used:

Manual:

The Tme Coniguraton opton aows you to conigure, update, and mantan the correct tme on the nterna systemcock. From ths secton you can set the tme zone that you are n and set the Tme Server. Dayght Savng can asobe conigured to automatcay adjust the tme when needed.






Use ths opton to save the current routerconiguraton settngs to a ie on the hard dskof the computer you are usng. Frst, cck theSave button. You w then see a ie daog,

where you can seect a ocaton and ie namefor the settngs.

Use ths opton to oad prevousy savedrouter confguraton settngs. Frst, use theBrowse contro to ind a prevousy save ieof coniguraton settngs. Then, cck the Loadbutton to transfer those settngs to the router.

Ths opton w restore a coniguraton settngsback to the settngs that were n effect at thetme the router was shpped from the factory.Any settngs that have not been saved w beost, ncudng any rues that you have created. Ifyou want to save the current router coniguratonsettngs, use the Save button above.

Cck to reboot the router.

Save Settings toLocal Hard Drive:

Load Settingsfrom Local Hard

Drive:

Restore to FactoryDefault Settings:

Reboot Device:

System Settings





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After you have downoaded the new irmware,cck Browse to ocate the irmware update onyour hard drve. Cck Upload to compete theirmware upgrade.

Browse:

Update Firmware

You can upgrade the irmware of the Router here. Make sure the irmware you want to use s on the oca hard drve ofthe computer. Cck on Browse to ocate the irmware ie to be used for the update. Pease check the D-Lnk supportste for irmware updates at http://support.dnk.com. You can downoad irmware upgrades to your hard drve from the

D-Lnk support ste.





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Dynamc Doman Name System s a method ofkeepng a doman name nked to a changng IPAddress. Check the box to enabe DDNS.

Choose your DDNS provder from the dropdown menu and cck the << button.

Enter the Host Name that you regstered wthyour DDNS servce provder.

Enter the Username for your DDNS account.

Enter the Password for your DDNS account.

DDNS:

Server Address:

Host Name:

Username or Key:

Password or Key:

DDNS

The DDNS feature aows you to host a server (Web, FTP, Game Server, etc…) usng a doman name that you havepurchased (www.whateveryournames.com) wth your dynamcay assgned IP address. Most broadband InternetServce Provders assgn dynamc (changng) IP addresses. Usng a DDNS servce provder, your frends can enter n

your doman name to connect to your server no matter what your IP address s.





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The Png Test s used to send Png packets to test f acomputer s on the Internet. Enter the IP Address that youwsh to Png, and cck Png.

The resuts of your png attempts w be dspayed here.

System CheckPing Test:

Ping Results:





Enter a name for your new schedue.

Seect a day, a range of days, or A Week toncude every day.

Check All Day - 24hrs or enter a start and endtme for your schedue.

Cck Save to save your schedue. You must cckSave Settngs at the top for your schedues to gonto effect.

The st of schedues w be sted here. Cck the

Edt con to make changes or cck the Delete con to remove the schedue.

You can seect the types of ogs to save to a ocahard drve.

Cck the Save button to save the current ogs toyour oca hard drve.

Seect the type of ogs you woud ke to have vew

through your DIR-615.

Name:

Days:

Time:

Save:

Schedule Rules

List:

Log Settings:

Save:

Log Type:

Schedules





You can seect the types of ogs to save to a ocahard drve.

Cck the Save button to save the current ogs to

your oca hard drve.

Seect the type of ogs you woud ke to have vewthrough your DIR-615.

Log Settings:

Save:

Log Type:

Log Settings





Ths page dspays the current nformaton for the DIR-615. It w dspay the LAN, WAN (Internet), Wreess nformaton,and the irmware verson of the router.

If your Internet connecton s set up for a Dynamc IP address then a Release button and a Renew button w bedspayed. Use Release to dsconnect from your ISP and use Renew to connect to your ISP.

If your Internet connecton s set up for PPPoE, a Connect button and a Dsconnect button w be dspayed. UseDsconnect to drop the PPPoE connecton and use Connect to estabsh the PPPoE connecton.

Dspays the MAC address and the prvate (oca)IP settngs for the router.

Dspays the MAC address and the pubc IPsettngs for the router.

Dspays the wreess MAC address and yourwreess settngs such as SSID and Channe.

LAN:

WAN:

Wireless LAN:

Device Information





Log

Ths page dspays the og events of the DIR-615. Here you can vew the ogs of the router.

Ths opton w drect you to the current irst pageof the ogs.

Ths opton w drect you to the current ast pageof the ogs.

Cears a current og content.

First Page:

Last Page:

Clear:





Stats

The screen beow dspays the current statstcs of the DIR-615. Here you can vew the amount of packets that pass throughthe router.





Support

The wreess cent tabe dspays a st of current connected wreess cents. Ths tabe aso dspays the connectontme and MAC address of the connected wreess cents.

Wireless

Section 4 - Security




Wireless SecurityThs secton w show you the dfferent eves of securty you can use to protect your data from ntruders. TheDIR-615 offers the foowng types of securty:

• WPA2 (W-F Protected Access 2) • WPA2-PSK (Pre-Shared Key)• WPA (W-F Protected Access) • WPA-PSK (Pre-Shared Key)

• WEP (Wred Equvaent Prvacy)

What is WEP?

WEP stands for Wred Equvaent Prvacy. It s based on the IEEE 802.11 standard and uses the RC4 encryptonagorthm. WEP provdes securty by encryptng data over your wreess network so that t s protected as t s transmttedfrom one wreess devce to another.

To gan access to a WEP network, you must know the key. The key s a strng of characters that you create. When usngWEP, you must determne the eve of encrypton. The type of encrypton determnes the key ength. 128-bt encryptonrequres a onger key than 64-bt encrypton. Keys are deined by enterng n a strng n HEX (hexadecma - usngcharacters 0-9, A-F) or ASCII (Amercan Standard Code for Informaton Interchange – aphanumerc characters) format.

ASCII format s provded so you can enter a strng that s easer to remember. The ASCII strng s converted to HEXfor use over the network. Four keys can be deined so that you can change keys easy.





What is WPA?

WPA, or W-F Protected Access, s a W-F standard that was desgned to mprove the securty features of WEP (WredEquvaent Prvacy).

The 2 major mprovements over WEP:

• Improved data encrypton through the Tempora Key Integrty Protoco (TKIP). TKIP scrambes the keys

usng a hashng agorthm and, by addng an ntegrty-checkng feature, ensures that the keys haven’t

been tampered wth. WPA2 s based on 802.11 and uses Advanced Encrypton Standard (AES) nsteadof TKIP.

• User authentcaton, whch s generay mssng n WEP, through the extensbe authentcaton protoco

(EAP). WEP reguates access to a wreess network based on a computer’s hardware-specic MACaddress, whch s reatvey smpe to be snffed out and stoen. EAP s but on a more secure pubc-keyencrypton system to ensure that ony authorzed network users can access the network.

WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK uses a passphrase or key to authentcate your wreess connecton. The key s an apha-numercpassword between 8 and 63 characters ong. The password can ncude symbos (!?*&_) and spaces. Ths key mustbe the exact same key entered on your wreess router or access pont.

WPA/WPA2 ncorporates user authentcaton through the Extensbe Authentcaton Protoco (EAP). EAP s but on amore secure pubc key encrypton system to ensure that ony authorzed network users can access the network.





Wireless Security Setup Wizard

To run the securty wzard, cck on Setup at the top and thencck Launch Wreless Securty Setup Wzard.






Enter the SSID (Servce Set Identier). The SSID s thename of your wreess network. Create a name usng up to32 characters. The SSID s case-senstve.

Seect the eve of securty for your wreess network:

• Best - WPA2 Authentcaton• Better - WPA Authentcaton• Good - WEP Encrypton• None - No securty


If you seected Best or Better, enter a password between8-63 characters.


If you seected Good, enter a WEP encrypton key (13characters or 26 Hex (A-F, 0-9) characters).






If you seected Better, the foowng screen w show you yourPre-Shared Key to enter on your wreess cents.

Cck Save to insh the Securty Wzard.

If you seected Best, the foowng screen w show you yourPre-Shared Key to enter on your wreess cents.


If you seected Good, the foowng screen w show you yourWEP Key to enter on your wreess cents.






Configure WEP

It s recommended to enabe encrypton on your wreess router before your wreess network adapters. Pease estabshwreess connectvty before enabng encrypton. Your wreess sgna may degrade when enabng encrypton due to

the added overhead.

1. Log nto the web-based confguraton by openng aweb browser and enterng the IP address of the router(192.168.0.1). Cck on Setup and then cck WrelessSettngs on the eft sde.

2. Next to Security Mode , seect WEP.

3. Next to Authentication , seect Shared Key or Open.

4. Next to WEP Key Encryption , seect the eve of ecrypton(64 or 128-bt).

5. Next to Key Type , seect the type of WEP key (Hex orASCII).

6. Next to WEP Key 1, enter a WEP key that you create.Make sure you enter ths key exacty on a your wreessdevces. You may enter up to 4 dfferent keys.

7. Cck Save Settngs to save your settngs. If you areconigurng the router wth a wreess adapter, you wose connectvty unt you enabe WEP on your adapterand enter the same WEP key as you dd on the router.





Configure WPA-Personal (PSK)

It s recommended to enabe encrypton on your wreess router before your wreess network adapters. Pease estabshwreess connectvty before enabng encrypton. Your wreess sgna may degrade when enabng encrypton due to

the added overhead.

1. Log nto the web-based confguraton by openng aweb browser and enterng the IP address of the router(192.168.0.1). Cck on Setup and then cck WrelessSettngs on the eft sde.

2. Next to Security Mode , seect WPA-Personal.

3. Next to WPA Mode , seect Auto, WPA2 Only, orWPA Only.Use Auto f you have wreess cents usng both WPA andWPA2.

4. Next to Pre-Shared Key , enter a key (passphrase). The keys entered as a pass-phrase n ASCII format at both ends ofthe wreess connecton. The pass-phrase must be between8-63 characters.

5. Cck Save Settngs to save your settngs. If you areconigurng the router wth a wreess adapter, you w oseconnectvty unt you enabe WPA-PSK on your adapter and enter the same passphrase as you dd on the router.





It s recommended to enabe encrypton on your wreess router before your wreess network adapters. Pease estabshwreess connectvty before enabng encrypton. Your wreess sgna may degrade when enabng encrypton due tothe added overhead.

1. Log nto the web-based coniguraton by openng a web browserand enterng the IP address of the router (192.168.0.1). Cck on Setup and then cck Wreless Settngs on the eft sde.

2. Next to Security Mode , seect WPA-Enterprse.

3. Next to WPA Mode , seect Auto, WPA2 Only, or WPA Only. Use

Auto f you have wreess cents usng both WPA and WPA2.

4. Next to Authentication Timeout , enter the amount of tme beforea cent s requred to re-authentcate (60 mnutes s defaut).

5. Next to RADIUS Server IP Address enter the IP Address of yourRADIUS server.

6. Next to RADIUS Server Port , enter the port you are usng wthyour RADIUS server. 1812 s the defaut port.

7. Next to RADIUS Server Shared Secret , enter the securty key.

8. If the MAC Address Authentication box s seected then the userw need to connect from the same computer whenever oggngnto the wreess network.

Configure WPA-Enterprise (RADIUS)





9. Cck Advanced to enter settngs for a secondary RADIUSServer.

10. Cck Apply Settngs to save your settngs.

Section 5 - Connecting to a Wireless Network




Connect to a Wireless NetworkUsing Windows® XP

Wndows ® XP users may use the but-n wreess utty (Zero Coniguraton Utty). The foowng nstructons are for

Servce Pack 2 users. If you are usng another company’s utty or Wndows ® 2000, pease refer to the user manuaof your wreess adapter for hep wth connectng to a wreess network. Most uttes w have a “ste survey” optonsmar to the Wndows ® XP utty as seen beow.

Rght-cck on the wreess computer con n your system tray(ower-rght corner next to the tme). Seect Vew AvalableWreless Networks.

If you receve the Wreless Networks Detected bubbe, cckon the center of the bubbe to access the utty.

or

The utty w dspay any avaabe wreess networks n yourarea. Cck on a network (dspayed usng the SSID) and cckthe Connect button.

If you get a good sgna but cannot access the Internet, check youTCP/IP settngs for your wreess adapter. Refer to theNetworkngBascs secton n ths manua for more nformaton.





Configure WEP

It s recommended to enabe WEP on your wreess router or access pont before conigurng your wreess adapter. Ifyou are jonng an exstng network, you w need to know the WEP key beng used.

2. Hghght the wreess network (SSID) you woud ke toconnect to and cck Connect.

1. Open the Wndows ® XP Wreess Utty by rght-cckngon the wreess computer con n your system tray(ower-rght corner of screen). Seect Vew AvalableWreless Networks.





3. The Wreless Network Connecton box w appear. Enter thesame WEP key that s on your router and cck Connect.

It may take 20-30 seconds to connect to the wreess network. If theconnecton fas, pease verfy that the WEP settngs are correct. TheWEP key must be exacty the same as on the wreess router.





Configure WPA-PSK

It s recommended to enabe WEP on your wreess router or access pont before conigurng your wreess adapter. Ifyou are jonng an exstng network, you w need to know the WEP key beng used.

2. Hghght the wreess network (SSID) you woud ke toconnect to and cck Connect.

1. Open the Wndows ® XP Wreess Utty by rght-cckngon the wreess computer con n your system tray(ower-rght corner of screen). Seect Vew AvalableWreless Networks.





3. The Wreless Network Connecton box w appear. Enter theWPA-PSK passphrase and cck Connect.

It may take 20-30 seconds to connect to the wreess network. If theconnecton fas, pease verfy that the WPA-PSK settngs are correct.The WPA-PSK passphrase must be exacty the same as on thewreess router.

Section 6 - Troubleshooting




TroubleshootingThs chapter provdes soutons to probems that can occur durng the nstaaton and operaton of the DIR-615. Readthe foowng descrptons f you are havng probems. (The exampes beow are ustrated n Wndows ® XP. If you havea dfferent operatng system, the screenshots on your computer w ook smar to the foowng exampes.)

1. Why can’t I access the web-based coniguraton utlty?

When enterng the IP address of the D-Lnk router (192.168.0.1 for exampe), you are not connectng to a webste onthe Internet or have to be connected to the Internet. The devce has the utty but-n to a ROM chp n the devce tsef.Your computer must be on the same IP subnet to connect to the web-based utty.

• Make sure you have an updated Java-enabed web browser. We recommend the foowng:

• Internet Exporer 6.0 or hgher

• Frefox 1.5 or hgher

• Netscape 8 or hgher

• Moza 1.7.12 (5.0) or hgher

• Opera 8.5 or hgher

• Safar 1.2 or hgher (wth Java 1.3.1 or hgher)• Camno 0.8.4 or hgher

• Verfy physca connectvty by checkng for sod nk ghts on the devce. If you do not get a sod nk ght, try usnga dfferent cabe or connect to a dfferent port on the devce f possbe. If the computer s turned off, the nk ght maynot be on.

• Dsabe any Internet securty software runnng on the computer. Software irewas such as Zone Aarm, Back Ice,Sygate, Norton Persona Frewa, and Wndows ® XP irewa may bock access to the coniguraton pages. Check thehep ies ncuded wth your irewa software for more nformaton on dsabng or conigurng t.





• Conigure your Internet settngs:

• Go to Start > Settngs > Control Panel. Doube-cck the Internet Optons Icon. From the Securty tab,

cck the button to restore the settngs to ther defauts.

• Cck the Connecton tab and set the da-up opton to Never Dial a Connection . Cck the LAN Settngs

button. Make sure nothng s checked. Cck OK.

• Go to the Advanced tab and cck the button to restore these settngs to ther defauts. Cck OK three

tmes.

• Cose your web browser (f open) and open t.

• Access the web management. Open your web browser and enter the IP address of your D-Lnk router n the address

bar. Ths shoud open the ogn page for your the web management.

• If you st cannot access the coniguraton, unpug the power to the router for 10 seconds and pug back n. Watabout 30 seconds and try accessng the coniguraton. If you have mutpe computers, try connectng usng a dfferentcomputer.

2. What can I do f I forgot my password?

If you forgot your password, you must reset your router. Unfortunatey ths process w change a your settngs backto the factory defauts.

To reset the router, ocate the reset button (hoe) on the rear pane of the unt. Wth the router powered on, use apapercp to hod the button down for 10 seconds. Reease the button and the router w go through ts reboot process.Wat about 30 seconds to access the router. The defaut IP address s 192.168.0.1. When oggng n, the username sadmn and eave the password box empty.





3. Why can’t I connect to certan stes or send and receve emals when connectng through my router?

If you are havng a probem sendng or recevng ema, or connectng to secure stes such as eBay, bankng stes, andHotma, we suggest owerng the MTU n ncrements of ten (Ex. 1492, 1482, 1472, etc).

Note: AOL DSL+ users must use MTU of 1400.

To ind the proper MTU Sze, you’ have to do a speca png of the destnaton you’re tryng to go to. A destnaton coudbe another computer, or a URL.

• Cck on Start and then cck Run.

• Wndows ® 95, 98, and Me users type n command (Wndows ® NT, 2000, and XP users type n cmd) and

press Enter (or cck OK).

• Once the wndow opens, you’ need to do a speca png. Use the foowng syntax:

png [url] [-f] [-l] [MTU value]

Exampe: png yahoo.com -f -l 1472





You shoud start at 1472 and work your way down by 10 each tme. Once you get a repy, go up by 2 unt you get afragmented packet. Take that vaue and add 28 to the vaue to account for the varous TCP/IP headers. For exampe,ets say that 1452 was the proper vaue, the actua MTU sze woud be 1480, whch s the optmum for the networkwe’re workng wth (1452+28=1480).

Once you ind your MTU, you can now conigure your router wth the proper MTU sze.

To change the MTU rate on your router foow the steps beow:

• Open your browser, enter the IP address of your router (192.168.0.1) and cck OK.

• Enter your username (admn) and password (bank by defaut). Cck OK to enter the web coniguraton

page for the devce.

• Cck on Setup and then cck Manual Conigure.

• To change the MTU enter the number n the MTU ied and cck Save Settngs to save your settngs.

• Test your ema. If changng the MTU does not resove the probem, contnue changng the MTU n

ncrements of ten.

Appendix A - Wireless Basics




D-Lnk wreess products are based on ndustry standards to provde easy-to-use and compatbe hgh-speed wreessconnectvty wthn your home, busness or pubc access wreess networks. Strcty adherng to the IEEE standard,the D-Lnk wreess famy of products w aow you to securey access the data you want, when and where you wantt. You w be abe to enjoy the freedom that wreess networkng devers.

A wreess oca area network (WLAN) s a ceuar computer network that transmts and receves data wth rado sgnasnstead of wres. Wreess LANs are used ncreasngy n both home and ofice envronments, and pubc areas suchas arports, coffee shops and unverstes. Innovatve ways to utze WLAN technoogy are hepng peope to work andcommuncate more eficenty. Increased mobty and the absence of cabng and other ixed nfrastructure have provento be beneica for many users.

Wreess users can use the same appcatons they use on a wred network. Wreess adapter cards used on aptopand desktop systems support the same protocos as Ethernet adapter cards.

Under many crcumstances, t may be desrabe for mobe network devces to nk to a conventona Ethernet LAN norder to use servers, prnters or an Internet connecton supped through the wred LAN. A Wreess Router s a devceused to provde ths nk.

Wireless Basics





What s Wreless?

Wreess or W-F technoogy s another way of connectng your computer to the network wthout usng wres. W-Fuses rado frequency to connect wreessy, so you have the freedom to connect computers anywhere n your home orofice network.

Why D-Lnk Wreless?

D-Lnk s the wordwde eader and award wnnng desgner, deveoper, and manufacturer of networkng products.D-Lnk devers the performance you need at a prce you can afford. D-Lnk has a the products you need to bud yournetwork.

How does wreless work?

Wreess works smar to how cordess phone work, through rado sgnas to transmt data from one pont A to pontB. But wreess technoogy has restrctons as to how you can access the network. You must be wthn the wreessnetwork range area to be abe to connect your computer. There are two dfferent types of wreess networks WreessLoca Area Network (WLAN), and Wreess Persona Area Network (WPAN).

Wreless Local Area Network (WLAN)

In a wreess oca area network, a devce caed an Access Pont (AP) connects computers to the network. The access

pont has a sma antenna attached to t, whch aows t to transmt data back and forth over rado sgnas. Wth anndoor access pont as seen n the pcture, the sgna can trave up to 300 feet. Wth an outdoor access pont the sgnacan reach out up to 30 mes to serve paces ke manufacturng pants, ndustra ocatons, coege and hgh schoocampuses, arports, gof courses, and many other outdoor venues.


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Wreless Personal Area Network (WPAN)

Buetooth s the ndustry standard wreess technoogy used for WPAN. Buetooth devces n WPAN operate n a rangeup to 30 feet away.

Compared to WLAN the speed and wreess operaton range are both ess than WLAN, but n return t doesn’t useneary as much power whch makes t dea for persona devces, such as mobe phones, PDAs, headphones, aptops,speakers, and other devces that operate on batteres.

Who uses wreless?

Wreess technoogy as become so popuar n recent years that amost everyone s usng t, whether t’s for home, ofice,busness, D-Lnk has a wreess souton for t.

Home• Gves everyone at home broadband access• Surf the web, check ema, nstant message, and etc• Gets rd of the cabes around the house• Smpe and easy to use

Small Ofice and Home Ofice

• Stay on top of everythng at home as you woud at ofice• Remotey access your ofice network from home• Share Internet connecton and prnter wth mutpe computers• No need to dedcate ofice space


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Where s wreless used?

Wreess technoogy s expandng everywhere not just at home or ofice. Peope ke the freedom of mobty and t’sbecomng so popuar that more and more pubc factes now provde wreess access to attract peope. The wreessconnecton n pubc paces s usuay caed “hotspots”.

Usng a D-Lnk Cardbus Adapter wth your aptop, you can access the hotspot to connect to Internet from remoteocatons ke: Arports, Hotes, Coffee Shops, Lbrares, Restaurants, and Conventon Centers.

Wreess network s easy to setup, but f you’re nstang t for the irst tme t coud be qute a task not knowng where tostart. That’s why we’ve put together a few setup steps and tps to hep you through the process of settng up a wreessnetwork.

Tps

Here are a few thngs to keep n mnd, when you nsta a wreess network.

Centralze your router or Access Pont Make sure you pace the router/access pont n a centrazed ocaton wthn your network for the best performance. Tryto pace the router/access pont as hgh as possbe n the room, so the sgna gets dspersed throughout your home.

If you have a two-story home, you may need a repeater to boost the sgna to extend the range.

Elmnate Interference

Pace home appances such as cordess teephones, mcrowaves, and teevsons as far away as possbe from therouter/access pont. Ths woud sgnicanty reduce any nterference that the appances mght cause snce they operateon same frequency.


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Securty

Don’t et you next-door neghbors or ntruders connect to your wreess network. Secure your wreess network by turnngon the WPA or WEP securty feature on the router. Refer to product manua for deta nformaton on how to set t up.

There are bascay two modes of networkng:

• Infrastructure – A wreess cents w connect to an access pont or wreess router.

• Ad-Hoc – Drecty connectng to another computer, for peer-to-peer communcaton, usng wreess network

adapters on each computer, such as two or more DIR-615 wreess network Cardbus adapters.

An Infrastructure network contans an Access Pont or wreess router. A the wreess devces, or cents, w connectto the wreess router or access pont.

An Ad-Hoc network contans ony cents, such as aptops wth wreess cardbus adapters. A the adapters must be nAd-Hoc mode to communcate.

Wireless Modes

Appendix B - Networking Basics

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Networking Basics

Check your IP address

After you nsta your new D-Lnk adapter, by defaut, the TCP/IP settngs shoud be set to obtan an IP address from aDHCP server (.e. wreess router) automatcay. To verfy your IP address, pease foow the steps beow.

Cck on Start > Run. In the run box type cmd and cck OK.

At the prompt, type ipconfig and press Enter.

Ths w dspay the IP address, subnet mask, andthe defaut gateway of your adapter.

If the address s 0.0.0.0, check your adapternstaaton, securty settngs, and the settngson your router. Some irewa software programsmay bock a DHCP request on newy nstaedadapters.

If you are connectng to a wreess network at a hotspot (e.g. hote, coffee shop, arport), pease contact an empoyee

or admnstrator to verfy ther wreess network settngs.


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Statically Assign an IP address

If you are not usng a DHCP capabe gateway/router, or you need to assgn a statc IP address, pease foow the stepsbeow:

Step 1

Wndows ® XP - Cck on Start > Control Panel > Network Connectons.Wndows ® 2000 - From the desktop, rght-cck My Network Places > Propertes.

Step 2Rght-cck on the Local Area Connecton whch represents your D-Lnk network adapter and seect Propertes.

Step 3Hghght Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and cck Propertes.

Step 4Cck Use the followng IP address and enter an IP address that s on the same subnet as your network or the LANIP address on your router.

Exampe: If the router´s LAN IP address s 192.168.0.1, make your IP address192.168.0.X where X s a number between 2 and 99. Make sure that the numberyou choose s not n use on the network. Set Defaut Gateway the same as the LAN

IP address of your router (192.168.0.1).

Set Prmary DNS the same as the LAN IP address of your router (192.168.0.1). TheSecondary DNS s not needed or you may enter a DNS server from your ISP.

Step 5Cck OK twce to save your settngs.


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If you are connectng the router to a cabe/DSL/satete modem, pease foow the steps beow:

1. Pace the router n an open and centra ocaton. Do not pug the power adapter nto the router.

2. Turn the power off on your modem. If there s no on/off swtch, then unpug the modem’s power adapter. Shut downyour computer.

3. Unpug the Ethernet cabe (that connects your computer to your modem) from your computer and pace t nto theInternet port on the router.

4. Pug an Ethernet cabe nto one of the four LAN ports on the router. Pug the other end nto the Ethernet port on your

computer.

5. Turn on or pug n your modem. Wat for the modem to boot (about 30 seconds).

6. Pug the power adapter to the router and connect to an outet or power strp. Wat about 30 seconds for the routerto boot.

7. Turn on your computer.

8. Verfy the nk ghts on the router. The power ght, Internet ght, and the LAN ght (the port that your computer spugged nto) shoud be t. If not, make sure your computer, modem, and router are powered on and verfy the cabeconnectons are correct.

9. Refer to page 11 to conigure your router.

Connect to Cable/DSL/Satellite Modem


C t t A th R t




If you are connectng the D-Lnk router to another router to use as a wreess access pont and/or swtch, you w haveto do the foowng before connectng the router to your network:

• Dsabe UPnP™

• Dsabe DHCP

• Change the LAN IP address to an avaabe address on your network. The LAN ports on the router cannot

accept a DHCP address from your other router.

To connect to another router, pease foow the steps beow:

1. Pug the power nto the router. Connect one of your computers to the router (LAN port) usng an Ethernet cabe.

Make sure your IP address on the computer s 192.168.0.xxx (where xxx s between 2 and 254). Pease see theNetworkng Bascs secton for more nformaton. If you need to change the settngs, wrte down your exstng settngsbefore makng any changes. In most cases, your computer shoud be set to receve an IP address automatcay nwhch case you w not have to do anythng to your computer.

2. Open a web browser and enter http://192.168.0.1 and press Enter. When the ogn wndow appears, set the username to Admn and eave the password box empty. Cck Log In to contnue.

3. Cck on Advanced and then cck Advanced Network . Uncheck the Enabe UPnP checkbox. Cck Save Settngs to contnue.

4. Cck Setup and then cck Network Settngs. Uncheck the Enabe DHCP Server server checkbox. Cck SaveSettngs to contnue.

5. Under Router Settngs, enter an avaabe IP address and the subnet mask of your network. Cck Save Settngs tosave your settngs. Use ths new IP address to access the coniguraton utty of the router n the future. Cose thebrowser and change your computer’s IP settngs back to the orgna vaues as n Step 1.

Connect to Another Router





6. Dsconnect the Ethernet cabe from the router and reconnect your computer to your network.

7. Connect an Ethernet cabe n one of the LAN ports of the router and connect t to your other router. Do not puganythng nto the Internet port of the D-Lnk router.

8. You may now use the other 3 LAN ports to connect other Ethernet devces and computers. To conigure your wreessnetwork, open a web browser and enter the IP address you assgned to the router. Refer to the Coniguraton andWreless Securty sectons for more nformaton on settng up your wreess network.

Appendix C - Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications




Technical SpecificationsStandards

• IEEE 802.11n (draft)• IEEE 802.11g• IEEE 802.11b

• IEEE 802.3• IEEE 802.3u

Securty• WPA-Persona• WPA2-Persona• WPA-Enterprse• WPA2-Enterprse• 64/128-bt WEP

Wreless Sgnal Rates* • 108Mbps • 48Mbps

• 54Mbps • 24Mbps• 36Mbps • 12Mbps• 18Mbps • 9Mbps• 11Mbps • 5.5Mbps• 6Mbps • 1Mbps• 2Mbps

MSC (0-15)• 130Mbps (270) • 117Mbps (243)• 104Mbps (216) • 78Mbps (162)• 66Mbps (135) • 58.5Mbps (121.5)• 52Mbps (108) • 39Mbps (81)• 26Mbps (54) • 19.5Mbps (40.5)• 12Mbps (27) • 6.5Mbps (13.5)

Frequency Range2.4GHz to 2.483GHz

Transmtter Output Power

15dBm ± 2dB

External Antenna TypeTwo (2) detachabe reverse SMA Antennas

LEDs• Power • Internet • Status• WLAN • LAN (10/100)

Operatng Temperature

32°F to 131°F ( 0°C to 55°C)

Humdty95% maxmum (non-condensng)

Safety & Emssons• FCC• CE

Dmensons• L = 7.6 nches• W = 4.6 nches• H = 1.2nches

Warranty1 Year

* Maxmum wreess sgna rate derved from IEEE Standard 802.11g and Draft 802.11n specicatons. Actua data throughput w vary. Network condtons andenvronmenta factors, ncudng voume of network trafic, budng materas and constructon, and network overhead, ower actua data throughput rate. Envronmentafactors w adversey affect wreess sgna range.

Appendix D - Contacting Technical Support

Contacting Technical S pport




Contacting Technical SupportU.S. and Canadan customers can contact D-Lnk technca support through our web ste or by phone.

Before you contact technca support, pease have the foowng ready:

• Mode number of the product (e.g. DIR-615)• Hardware Revson (ocated on the abe on the bottom of the router (e.g. rev A1))• Sera Number (s/n number ocated on the abe on the bottom of the router).

You can ind software updates and user documentaton on the D-Lnk webste as we as frequenty asked questonsand answers to technca ssues.

For customers wthn the Unted States:

Phone Support:(877) 453-5465

Internet Support:http://support.dnk.com

For customers wthn Canada:

Phone Support:(800) 361-5265

Internet Support:http://support.dnk.com

Appendix E - Warranty

Warranty




WarrantySubject to the terms and condtons set forth heren, D-Lnk Systems, Inc. (“D-Lnk”) provdes ths Lmted Warranty:

• Ony to the person or entty that orgnay purchased the product from D-Lnk or ts authorzed reseer or dstrbutor, and• Ony for products purchased and devered wthn the ifty states of the Unted States, the Dstrct of Coumba, U.S. Possessonsor Protectorates, U.S. Mtary Instaatons, or addresses wth an APO or FPO.

Lmted Warranty:D-Lnk warrants that the hardware porton of the D-Lnk product descrbed beow (“Hardware”) w be free from matera defects nworkmanshp and materas under norma use from the date of orgna reta purchase of the product, for the perod set forth beow(“Warranty Perod”), except as otherwse stated heren.

• Hardware (excudng power suppes and fans): One (1) year• Power suppes and fans: One (1) year

• Spare parts and spare kts: Nnety (90) days

The customer’s soe and excusve remedy and the entre abty of D-Lnk and ts suppers under ths Lmted Warranty w be, atD-Lnk’s opton, to repar or repace the defectve Hardware durng the Warranty Perod at no charge to the orgna owner or to refund theactua purchase prce pad. Any repar or repacement w be rendered by D-Lnk at an Authorzed D-Lnk Servce Ofice. The repacementhardware need not be new or have an dentca make, mode or part. D-Lnk may, at ts opton, repace the defectve Hardware or any partthereof wth any recondtoned product that D-Lnk reasonaby determnes s substantay equvaent (or superor) n a matera respectsto the defectve Hardware. Repared or repacement hardware w be warranted for the remander of the orgna Warranty Perod or nnety(90) days, whchever s onger, and s subject to the same mtatons and excusons. If a matera defect s ncapabe of correcton, or fD-Lnk determnes that t s not practca to repar or repace the defectve Hardware, the actua prce pad by the orgna purchaser for thedefectve Hardware w be refunded by D-Lnk upon return to D-Lnk of the defectve Hardware. A Hardware or part thereof that s repacedby D-Lnk, or for whch the purchase prce s refunded, sha become the property of D-Lnk upon repacement or refund.


Lmted Software Warranty:




Lmted Software Warranty:D-Lnk warrants that the software porton of the product (“Software”) w substantay conform to D-Lnk’s then current functona specicatonsfor the Software, as set forth n the appcabe documentaton, from the date of orgna reta purchase of the Software for a perod of nnety(90) days (“Software Warranty Perod”), provded that the Software s propery nstaed on approved hardware and operated as contempatedn ts documentaton. D-Lnk further warrants that, durng the Software Warranty Perod, the magnetc meda on whch D-Lnk devers theSoftware w be free of physca defects. The customer’s soe and excusve remedy and the entre abty of D-Lnk and ts suppers underths Lmted Warranty w be, at D-Lnk’s opton, to repace the non-conformng Software (or defectve meda) wth software that substantay

conforms to D-Lnk’s functona specicatons for the Software or to refund the porton of the actua purchase prce pad that s attrbutabeto the Software. Except as otherwse agreed by DLnk n wrtng, the repacement Software s provded ony to the orgna censee, ands subject to the terms and condtons of the cense granted by D-Lnk for the Software. Repacement Software w be warranted for theremander of the orgna Warranty Perod and s subject to the same mtatons and excusons. If a matera non-conformance s ncapabeof correcton, or f D-Lnk determnes n ts soe dscreton that t s not practca to repace the non-conformng Software, the prce pad bythe orgna censee for the non-conformng Software w be refunded by D-Lnk; provded that the non-conformng Software (and a copesthereof) s irst returned to D-Lnk. The cense granted respectng any Software for whch a refund s gven automatcay termnates.

Non-Applcablty of Warranty:

The Lmted Warranty provded hereunder for Hardware and Software portons of D-Lnk’s products w not be apped to and does not coverany refurbshed product and any product purchased through the nventory cearance or qudaton sae or other saes n whch D-Lnk, theseers, or the qudators expressy dscam ther warranty obgaton pertanng to the product and n that case, the product s beng sod“As-Is” wthout any warranty whatsoever ncudng, wthout mtaton, the Lmted Warranty as descrbed heren, notwthstandng anythngstated heren to the contrary.

Submttng A Clam:The customer sha return the product to the orgna purchase pont based on ts return pocy. In case the return pocy perod has expredand the product s wthn warranty, the customer sha submt a cam to D-Lnk as outned beow:

• The customer must submt wth the product as part of the cam a wrtten descrpton of the Hardware defect or Softwarenonconformance n suficent deta to aow DLnk to conirm the same, aong wth proof of purchase of the product (such

as a copy of the dated purchase nvoce for the product) f the product s not regstered.

• The customer must obtan a Case ID Number from D-Lnk Technca Support at 1-877-453-5465, who w attempt to assstthe customer n resovng any suspected defects wth the product. If the product s consdered defectve, the customer mustobtan a Return Matera Authorzaton (“RMA”) number by competng the RMA form and enterng the assgned Case IDNumber at https://rma.dnk.com/.


• After an RMA number s ssued the defectve product must be packaged securey n the orgna or other sutabe shppng




• After an RMA number s ssued, the defectve product must be packaged securey n the orgna or other sutabe shppngpackage to ensure that t w not be damaged n transt, and the RMA number must be promnenty marked on the outsdeof the package. Do not ncude any manuas or accessores n the shppng package. DLnk w ony repace the defectveporton of the product and w not shp back any accessores.

• The customer s responsbe for a n-bound shppng charges to D-Lnk. No Cash on Devery (“COD”) s aowed. Productssent COD w ether be rejected by D-Lnk or become the property of D-Lnk. Products sha be fuy nsured by the customerand shpped to D-Lnk Systems, Inc., 17595 Mt. Herrmann, Fountan Vaey, CA 92708. D-Lnk w not be hed responsbefor any packages that are ost n transt to D-Lnk. The repared or repaced packages w be shpped to the customer vaUPS Ground or any common carrer seected by D-Lnk. Return shppng charges sha be prepad by D-Lnk f you use anaddress n the Unted States, otherwse we w shp the product to you freght coect. Expedted shppng s avaabe uponrequest and provded shppng charges are prepad by the customer. D-Lnk may reject or return any product that s notpackaged and shpped n strct compance wth the foregong requrements, or for whch an RMA number s not vsbe fromthe outsde of the package. The product owner agrees to pay D-Lnk’s reasonabe handng and return shppng chargesfor any product that s not packaged and shpped n accordance wth the foregong requrements, or that s determned byD-Lnk not to be defectve or non-conformng.

What Is Not Covered:The Lmted Warranty provded heren by D-Lnk does not cover:Products that, n D-Lnk’s judgment, have been subjected to abuse, accdent, ateraton, modicaton, tamperng, neggence, msuse, fautynstaaton, ack of reasonabe care, repar or servce n any way that s not contempated n the documentaton for the product, or f themode or sera number has been atered, tampered wth, defaced or removed; Inta nstaaton, nstaaton and remova of the product forrepar, and shppng costs; Operatona adjustments covered n the operatng manua for the product, and norma mantenance; Damagethat occurs n shpment, due to act of God, faures due to power surge, and cosmetc damage; Any hardware, software, irmware or otherproducts or servces provded by anyone other than D-Lnk; and Products that have been purchased from nventory cearance or qudatonsaes or other saes n whch D-Lnk, the seers, or the qudators expressy dscam ther warranty obgaton pertanng to the product.

Whe necessary mantenance or repars on your Product can be performed by any company, we recommend that you use ony an AuthorzedD-Lnk Servce Ofice. Improper or ncorrecty performed mantenance or repar vods ths Lmted Warranty.

Dsclamer of Other Warrantes:EXCEPT FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTY SPECIFIED HEREIN, THE PRODUCT IS PROVIDED “AS-IS” WITHOUT ANY WARRANTYOF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.


IF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY CANNOT BE DISCLAIMED IN ANY TERRITORY WHERE A PRODUCT IS SOLD, THE DURATION OF




,SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY COVERED UNDER THE LIMITED WARRANTY PROVIDED HEREIN, THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY,SELECTION AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT IS WITH THE PURCHASER OF THE PRODUCT.

Lmtaton of Lablty:TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, D-LINK IS NOT LIABLE UNDER ANY CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITYOR OTHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE THEORY FOR ANY LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT, INCONVENIENCE OR DAMAGES OF ANYCHARACTER, WHETHER DIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DAMAGES FORLOSS OF GOODWILL, LOSS OF REVENUE OR PROFIT, WORK STOPPAGE, COMPUTER FAILURE OR MALFUNCTION, FAILURE OFOTHER EQUIPMENT OR COMPUTER PROGRAMS TO WHICH D-LINK’S PRODUCT IS CONNECTED WITH, LOSS OF INFORMATIONOR DATA CONTAINED IN, STORED ON, OR INTEGRATED WITH ANY PRODUCT RETURNED TO D-LINK FOR WARRANTY SERVICE)RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THE PRODUCT, RELATING TO WARRANTY SERVICE, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OFTHIS LIMITED WARRANTY, EVEN IF D-LINK HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. THE SOLE REMEDYFOR A BREACH OF THE FOREGOING LIMITED WARRANTY IS REPAIR, REPLACEMENT OR REFUND OF THE DEFECTIVE ORNONCONFORMING PRODUCT. THE MAXIMUM LIABILITY OF D-LINK UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE PURCHASE

PRICE OF THE PRODUCT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY. THE FOREGOING EXPRESS WRITTEN WARRANTIES AND REMEDIESARE EXCLUSIVE AND ARE IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES OR REMEDIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY.

Governng Law:Ths Lmted Warranty sha be governed by the aws of the State of Caforna. Some states do not aow excuson or mtaton of ncdentaor consequenta damages, or mtatons on how ong an mped warranty asts, so the foregong mtatons and excusons may not appy.Ths Lmted Warranty provdes specic ega rghts and you may aso have other rghts whch vary from state to state.

Trademarks:D-Lnk s a regstered trademark of D-Lnk Corporaton/D-Lnk Systems, Inc. Other trademarks or regstered trademarks are the propertyof ther respectve owners.

Copyrght Statement:No part of ths pubcaton or documentaton accompanyng ths product may be reproduced n any form or by any means or used to makeany dervatve such as transaton, transformaton, or adaptaton wthout permsson from D-Lnk Corporaton/D-Lnk Systems, Inc., asstpuated by the Unted States Copyrght Act of 1976 and any amendments thereto. Contents are subject to change wthout pror notce.

Copyrght ©2006 by D-Lnk Corporaton/D-Lnk Systems, Inc. A rghts reserved.


CE Mark Warnng:




gThs s a Cass B product. In a domestc envronment, ths product may cause rado nterference, n whch case the user may be requredto take adequate measures.

FCC Statement:Ths equpment has been tested and found to compy wth the mts for a Cass B dgta devce, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rues.These mts are desgned to provde reasonabe protecton aganst harmfu nterference n a resdenta nstaaton. Ths equpmentgenerates, uses and can radate rado frequency energy and, f not nstaed and used n accordance wth the nstructons, may causeharmfu nterference to rado communcatons. However, there s no guarantee that nterference w not occur n a partcuar nstaaton.If ths equpment does cause harmfu nterference to rado or teevson recepton, whch can be determned by turnng the equpment offand on, the user s encouraged to try to correct the nterference by one of the foowng measures:

• Reorent or reocate the recevng antenna.• Increase the separaton between the equpment and recever.• Connect the equpment nto an outet on a crcut dfferent from that to whch the recever s connected.• Consut the deaer or an experenced rado/TV techncan for hep.

For detaed warranty nformaton appcabe to products purchased outsde the Unted States, pease contact the correspondng ocaD-Lnk ofice.

FCC Cauton:Any changes or modicatons not expressy approved by the party responsbe for compance coud vod the user’s authorty to operateths equpment.

Ths devce compes wth Part 15 of the FCC Rues. Operaton s subject to the foowng two condtons:(1) Ths devce may not cause harmfu nterference, and

(2) ths devce must accept any nterference receved, ncudng nterference that may cause undesred operaton.

IMPORTANT NOTE:FCC Radaton Exposure Statement:Ths equpment compes wth FCC radaton exposure mts set forth for an uncontroed envronment. Ths equpment shoud be nstaedand operated wth mnmum dstance 20cm between the radator & your body.

We decare that the product s mted n CH1~CH11 by specied irmware controed n the USA.


IC statement




Operaton s subject to the foowng two condtons:1) Ths devce may not cause nterference and2) Ths devce must accept any nterference, ncudng nterference that may cause undesred operaton of the devce.

Ths devce has been desgned to operate wth an antenna havng a maxmum gan of 2 dB. Antenna havng a hgher gan s strctyprohbted per reguatons of Industry Canada. The requred antenna mpedance s 50 ohms.

IMPORTANT NOTE:IC Radaton Exposure Statement:Ths equpment compes wth IC radaton exposure mts set forth for an uncontroed envronment. End users must foow the specicoperatng nstructons for satsfyng RF exposure compance. Ths equpment shoud be nstaed and operated wth mnmum dstance20cm between the radator & your body.

Ths transmtter must not be co-ocated or operatng n conjuncton wth any other antenna or transmtter.

Règlement d’Industry CanadaLes condtons de fonctonnement sont sujettes à deux condtons:1) Ce pérphérque ne dot pas causer d’nterférence et.2) Ce pérphérque dot accepter toute nterférence, y comprs es nterférences pouvant perturber e bon fonctonnement de cepérphérque.

The Cass [B] dgta apparatus meets a requrements of the Canadan Interference-Causng Equpment Reguaton.

Cet appare numerque de a cass [B] respecte toutes es exgences du Regement sur e matere broueur du Canada.

Appendix F - Registration

Registration



Verson 1.0

Product regstraton s entrey vountary and faure to compete or return ths form w not dmnsh your warrantyrghts.

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