Htmix If 802.11b/g/n wireless mode is used, please | Draytek 2750

	such type as the Phy Mode.
	HTMIX – If 802.11b/g/n wireless mode is used, please
	choose such type as the Phy Mode.
	Both clients (local and remote) must use the same Phy
	Mode to have the same transmission rate.
OK	Click this button to save the configuration.

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Page Vigor2750 Series High Speed VDSL2 Router User’s Guide Safety Instructions and Approval Copyright Information European Community Declarations Regulatory Information Table of Contents 101 119 243 249 259 Page Web Configuration Buttons Explanation Preface LED Indicators and Connectors For Vigor2750 PWR For Vigor2750n Wlan Interface Description For Vigor2750Vn Interface ON/OFF Hardware Installation Stand Installation Printer Installation Open Start-Settings- Printer and Faxes Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Accessing Web Two-Level Management Changing Password Main screen for admin mode operation full configuration Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Quick Start Wizard Setting up the Password Setting up the Time Zone Setting up the Internet Connection Static IP Enable GatewayPrimary DNS Server Secondary DNS Server PPPoE MTU Size PPTP/L2TP IP Address Setting up the Wireless Connection Enable Wireless LANSsid Broadcast Encryption Authentication Mode Key1 to Key4 Type WPA AlgorithmWPA Pre-shared Key Key you wish to use Shared Secret Server IP AddressDestination Port WPS Saving the Wizard Configuration Online Status Saving Configuration User Mode Operation Vdsl Vdsl Setup Vdsl StatusVDSL2 Profile Hs Carrier Set WAN Basics of Internet Protocol IP NetworkWhat are Public IP Address and Private IP Address Get Your Public IP Address from ISP Internet Access Static IP mode Gateway IP Address Domain Name Ping IPRouter Name Always On. Otherwise, choose Connect on Demand Enable/DisableUsername PPTP/L2TP 3G USB Modem PPP Password SIM PIN codeModem Initial String1/2 APN Name Multi-VLAN LAN/NAT VoIP WAN Setting for V model only Bridge 1/2/3 3 3G Backup LAN Basics of LAN What is Routing Information Protocol RIP What are Virtual LANs and Rate Control Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide General Setup Ports Power Control Disabled All power savings mechanisms disabledActiPHY Link down power savings enabled PerfectReach Link up power savings enabled Disable Automatic Aging Static MAC Table ConfigMAC Address Table Age Time Vlan Enable Monitor Port Monitor PortMonitor Port Monitor ingress port Static Route Add Static Routes to Private and Public Networks Bind IP to MAC Disable Strict BindARP Table Add and Edit Delete NATHardware NAT Open Ports Start PortEnd Port optional Local Host Enable Check to enable the DMZ Host function DMZ HostLocal Port optional PC to select one Default Session Limit Bandwidth ManagementSession Limit Limitation List Bandwidth Limit Start IPEnd IP Sessions Limit Limit Smart Bandwidth LimitUser-defined Bandwidth Port Rate Control QoS Control List Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Adding a New QCE QCE TypeType Value Traffic Class TCP/UDP Port Vigor2750 Series User’s Guide Ports Priority Editing a QCEMoving Up/Down a QCE Deleting a QCE QoS Statistics Rx Octets Rx UnicastRx Broadcast Rx Pause Rx Low Rx NormalRx Medium Rx High Applications Dynamic DNSTx High Tx Drops Schedule Acts Weekday Igmp Igmp Status Groups UPnP ConfigurationEnable Upnp Security Considerations Wake On LANCant work with Firewall Software Wireless LAN Basic ConceptsWake by MAC Address Security Overview Isolate Member Wireless ModeShow/Hide Wireless Security Configuration Tx PowerEnable Green AP Channel Default Key NoneWEP Key1-Key4 WPA Mode Default value is 1812, based on RFCHexadecimal digits leading by 0x, such as 0x321253abcde WPS Access Control Filter Type Display the Ssid that the stations connected through Station ListAdd a New Entry Access Point Discovery WMM ConfigurationSignal Security WMM Capable Apsd CapableAifsn CWMin/CWMax 7 WDS AckPolicy Choose the mode for WDS setting. Disable mode will not USB General Settings Phy ModeUSB Application Key FTP User Management Access Rule Disk StatusDisk Shares Safely Remove Disk Access Rights Share NameComment Path Link-Local Only 1 IPv6 WAN SetupIPv6 Static IPv6 DHCPv6 Client IanaDHCPv6 Client Iapd Prefix Length Tspc Tunnel Broker 2 IPv6 LAN Setup DHCPv6 Server Stateful Enable AutoconfigurationConfiguration Type 3 IPv6 Firewall Setup Name Display the name of the rule Protocol IP Type Adding a New RuleSource IP 4 IPv6 Routing Auto-refresh 5 IPv6 Neighbour6 IPv6 Tspc Status Connection Status Tunnel InformationTunnel Status Activity 104 7 IPv6 Management Ping/FTP/TELNET Adding a New User User ConfigurationUser System Status System MaintenanceEditing/Deleting User Settings System ACS Settings 11.2 TR-069Device Type Display the Ssid of the router User Password Configuration Backup Backup the Configuration Restore Configuration Syslog / Mail Alert Enable E-mail Alert Time and Date Management Enable SnmpAccess List Reboot System Firmware Upgrade This page is left blank Admin Mode Operation 120 121 122 Apply default DNS Server IP address 198.95.1.1 to this field Type in a name for the router e.g., Vigor2750. It must be 125 126 WAN IP Network Settings 128 Transmitted by NAT through WAN port VoIP WAN Setting SIM PIN code 132 133 What is Static Route Router will resolve the domain name immediately. Otherwise Current Auto 137 138 139 Go to LAN to open setting page and choose Static Route 141 142 List Remove 144 145 PC to specify a suitable one Denial of Service DoS Defense FirewallDoS Defense Basics for Firewall Ports Configuration RateRate Limiter ID Counter Rate Limiter ID ACE Configuration Access Control ListAdding a New Access Control Profile Detailed Explanation for Frame Type Ethernet Type Filter Request/Reply Sender IP FilterDefined in Sender IP Address and Sender IP Mask Sender IP Address Target IP Address Target IP MaskARP Smac Match IP/Ethernet Length Source IP Mask EthernetSource IP Address Dest IP Address Dest IP MaskIcmp Type Filter Icmp Type Value Dest IP Source Port Filter Dest. Port Filter Source Port NoSource Port Range Dest IP Filter Dest. Port No Dest. Port Range TCP SYN IP Protocol Value When you choose Network as destination IP filter Default Sessions Limit Click this button to close the function of limit bandwidth Represent LAN or WAN interface 166 Display the class of the data transmission for the QCE 168 169 Wireless Port Queuing Mode Use the drop down list to choose suitable mode 172 Display the the counting number of the packet transmitted Enable Dynamic DNS Interval set here WiFi UP/DOWN Wireless Wi-Fi connection will be This page display current Igmp status Upload Speed Port MembersDownload Speed 179 Type any one of the MAC address of the binded PCs VPN and Remote Access Remote Access Control Pptp Remote Dial-in IPSec Remote Dial-inYour LAN Mobile VPN Type Authentication Advanced Settings Remote Dial-in Status Tx /Rx LAN to LANName Enabled IKE phase 1 modeAdding a VPN Tunnel Always On IKE Phase 1 proposal Confirm Pre-Shared keyLocal Identity Remote Identity 188 189 Choose the wireless mode for this router. At present, only 191 192 UDP port number that the Radius server is using 194 195 Allow List all the MAC address of wireless clients listed Index Display the number of the connecting client IP Address Refresh Click this button to refresh current 198 199 200 201 Htmix If 802.11b/g/n wireless mode is used, please Check this box to share the information on USB disk Check this box and then you can remove the USB diskette Update Click this button to refresh the disk status 11.1 IPv6 WAN Setup 11 IPv6 207 208 Tunnel Mode 11.2 IPv6 LAN Setup 11.3 IPv6 Firewall Setup 212 Open IPv6 IPv6 Firewall Setup and press Add New Rule Example Welcome to the IPv6 Information You are using IPv4 from 11.4 IPv6 Routing 11.5 IPv6 Neighbour 11.6 IPv6 Tspc Status 216 217 11.7 IPv6 Management Add a New User Allow PptpDelete User 220 221 CPU Usage 13.2 TR-069 Http//IP address System Password 225 226 Syslog/Mail Alert Check Enable to activate function of mail alert 229 230 231 Diagnostics PingPing Size Start Routing Table System Log Traffic Overview Detailed Statistics Display the counting number of the received unicast Bad packets transmitted Vlan Expire Time Dhcp TableComputer Name Data Flow Monitor TX rate kbpsRX rate kbps Hardware NAT rate Ports State 242 Application and Examples Application for Multi-VLAN 244 How to use QoS function in Vigor2750? 246 247 248 Trouble Shooting Checking If the Hardware Status Is OK or Not For Windows For Mac OS Pinging the Router from Your Computer For Mac OS Terminal Checking If the ISP Settings are OK or Not Run Router Tools Firmware Upgrade Utility 255 256 Hardware Reset Backing to Factory Default Setting If NecessarySoftware Reset Contacting Your Dealer Appendix Basic Commands Below shows several examples for your reference 260