Draytek - Vigor 2700e (Draytek Firmware)



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System Status	Online Status	Internet Access - PPPoE/PPPoA
Internet Access - MPoA	Internet Access - Multi-PVCs	LAN - General Setup
LAN - Static Route	LAN - VLAN Configuration	LAN - Bind IP to MAC
NAT - Port Redirection	NAT - DMZ Host	NAT - Open Ports
NAT - Well-Known Ports List	Firewall - General Setup	Firewall - Filter Setup
Firewall - IM Blocking	Firewall - P2P Blocking	Firewall - DoS Defense
Firewall - URL Content Filter	Firewall - Web Content Filter	Bandwidth Management Sessions Limit
Bandwidth Management Bandwidth Limit	Applications - Dynamic DNS	Applications - Schedule
Applications - UPnP	Applications - IGMP	Applications - Wake on LAN
System Maintenance - Administrator Password	System Maintenance - Configuration Backup	System Maintenance - Syslog/Mail Alert
System Maintenance - Time and Date	System Maintenance - Management	System Maintenance - Reboot System
System Maintenance - Firmware Upgrade	Diagnostics - WAN Connection	Diagnostics - Dial-out Trigger
Diagnostics - Routing Table	Diagnostics - ARP Cache Table	Diagnostics - DHCP Table
Diagnostics - NAT Sessions Table	Diagnostics - Ping Diagnosis	Diagnostics - Data Flow Monitor
Diagnostics - Trace Route

Connection N&C RBW54 (Connection N&C Firmware)



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Device Information	Filters - MAC	Filters - Protocol
Virtual Server	Special AP	DMZ
Firewall Rule	Basic	Advanced
Security	Connection Type

CNet - CNAD804-NF (CNet Firmware)



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Home Page	PPP	ADSL Status
WAN - Select Adapter	WAN - Configuration	LAN - Configuration
PPP - Configuration	NAT - Configuration	Virtual Server Configuration
Bridge Filtering	DNS Configuration	User Password Configuration
Save Settings/Reboot	WAN Status	ATM Status
ADSL Configuration	Bridge MAC Table	RIP Configuration
RIP Configuration - Interface	Misc. Configuration	TCP Status
Admin Password Configuration	Reset to Factory-Default	System Log
Local Code Image Update	Firewall

RouterTech v2.8 (RouterTech Firmware)
Website: www.routertech.org


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Login	Status Info	System Commands
Setup - LAN	LAN - Configuration	DNS - Configuration
Ethernet Switch	WAN Setup - New Connection	WAN - Modem
PPPoA - Connection Setup	Advanced	UPnP
SNTP	DDNS	IP Account
SNMP	IGMP Snooping	IP QoS
Port Forwarding	Rule Management	Custom Port Forwarding
IP Filters	Custom IP Filters	LAN Clients
LAN Isolation	Bridge Filters	Web Filters
Multicast	Static Routing	Dynamic Routing
Access Control	Remote Web Access	Wireless
Wireless - Quick Setup	Wireless - Configuration	Wireless - Security WEP
Wireless - Security Select	Wireless - Security Radius Settings	Wireless - Security WPA
Wireless Management - Access List	Wireless Management - Associated Stations	Wireless - Multiple SSID
Wireless Channel Range	Wireless Hairy Configuration	Tools
Wireless Production	Remote Log Settings	User Management
Update Gateway	Ping Test	Log Settings
Gateway System Information	System Diagnostics	Optimise RAM
Run Command	Run Command - Extra Tools	Reboot Router
Shutdown Router	RT Configuration	Status
Network Statistics - Ethernet	Network Statistics - DSL	Network Statistics - Wireless
Connection Status	DHCP Clients	Modem Status
Product Information	DDNS Update Status	IP Account
Darkstat

RouterTech v2.8 (RouterTech Firmware)
Website: www.routertech.org


Wireless Setup Guide

Note: When setting up or changing your wireless settings it is a good idea to be plugged into the router with your network cable and not your wireless connection.
          If you are using your wireless connection and make any changes you will lose you wireless connection.

Step 1.

Open your favorite web browser and input your routers ip address in the address bar.
Please note that you must have the http:// in order to connect to your router/modem properly.

Need help finding you router IP address? Click here

Step 2.

Put in your username and password, then click 'Log In'

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If you don't know it you can check our list of default router and modem password list here.

If you have changed it and don't remember it you may have to reset your device to factory default using the reset button on most routers.

Step 3.

Click "Wireless"

By default 'Setup' should be chosen, if not click it now.

Put a check on "Enable AP:"

For 'SSID' set a name you would like to call your wireless.
What you put here is what will show up when you are searching for a wireless connection.

For ' Hidden SSID' normally you will have this unchecked.
This will broadcast your wireless connection to be detected by your wireless card.
This is a good way for a standard user to find the network, but also why it is important to have wireless security in place.

For 'Channel B/G' choose a number between 1 to 11 (11 is a good default).

For '802.11 Mode' set to 'Mixed'.

Once all information is set click on 'Apply'

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Step 4.

Now click on 'Security'

For 'Wireless Security Level' you will have multiple options, for the sake of keeping this guide simple I recommend you choose WPA.
WPA is widely supported by wireless cards and allows you to set your own password.

Choose 'PSK String'

For setting your wireless password you will enter it into the 'String' box.

Once you have your setting all set click 'Apply'

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Step 5.

In order for you settings to be remembered if you restart or repower your router you need to save the settings.

Click on "System"

Once the page is done loading you should be on "System Commands" if not click it now.

Click "Save All"

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All done!