What to do if my Araknis Networks Network Router is not responding?
If your Araknis Networks Network Router is not responding, try pressing the reset button for 10 seconds to perform a Basic Reset. If that doesn't work, press the reset button for 20 seconds to perform a Factory Reset.
Lists the key features and specifications of the AN-300-RT-4L2W router.
Identifies and describes the LEDs, buttons, and ports on the front of the router.
Identifies and describes the power switch, power jack, and Ethernet ports on the rear of the router.
Details the recommended network cable types and termination patterns for installation.
Outlines the specifications for the power supply needed to operate the router.
Illustrates the basic network connection setup for the router, including internet, modem, and computer.
Details the process of installing the router in a rack, including guidelines for safe and effective mounting.
Explains how to mount the router to a wall using the available rack mounting ears.
Describes how to mount the router securely on a shelf using the included rubber feet.
Displays system-level information such as model, firmware version, MAC addresses, and system logs.
Displays status information for connected clients and network services like firewall and VPN.
Provides detailed information about the physical ports on the router, including status and activity.
Details parameters for identifying the router, including system name, model, and MAC addresses.
Visual indicators for the status of each network port, showing connection speed and activity.
Detailed information about each router port, including name, speed, duplex mode, and packet statistics.
Shows the current status of the WAN interfaces, including IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Records system activities and status changes, allowing users to view and save log entries for troubleshooting.
Shows the current status of the router's firewall settings, including SPI, DoS prevention, and remote management.
Provides information on the availability and usage of configured VPN tunnels, including OpenVPN, IPSec, and PPTP.
Displays the current status of the router's DHCP server, including IP address range and client counts.
Lists connected clients, their IP and MAC addresses, lease times, and reservation status.
Shows all ports that are currently configured for port forwarding, detailing internal and external ports.
Displays the status of each port, including speed, duplex mode, and packet send/receive counts.
Configures system-wide settings such as system name, IP address, and admin credentials.
Configuration settings for the router's Wide Area Network (WAN) connections for internet access.
Configuration settings for the router's Local Area Network (LAN) ports and DHCP server.
Manages the router's firewall settings, including general settings, content filtering, and port forwarding.
Configures Dynamic DNS services to access the router using a standard web address.
Directs network traffic from the internet to specific internal devices and applications.
Manages security features, including email alerts for system events and VPN configuration files.
Enables modification of system name, admin username, and password for router management.
Configures the router's date and time, either automatically via NTP or manually.
Allows scheduling of automatic router reboots to ensure continuous operation and stability.
Displays the status of configured WAN interfaces, including IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Allows setting the speed and duplex mode for each WAN interface.
Configures each WAN connection, including connection type, IP, DNS, and MTU settings.
Explains different WAN connection types like DHCP, Static IP, PPPoE, and Transparent Bridge.
Details how the router balances traffic across multiple WAN connections for improved throughput and failover.
Monitors internet connectivity by pinging target websites and can trigger failover if issues are detected.
Allows configuration of speed and duplex mode for individual LAN ports.
Configures the router's DHCP server, including IP range, lease time, and DNS settings for LAN clients.
Enables reserving specific IP addresses for devices based on their MAC addresses.
Configures fundamental firewall features like SPI, DoS prevention, and remote management.
Steps to enable and set up remote access to the router's web interface from the internet.
Details how to connect to the router's web interface remotely using DDNS or WAN IP address.
Allows setting up content filtering schedules and blocking specific websites or IP addresses.
Provides options for configuring content filtering based on time, days, and keywords.
Enables selection of a DDNS service and configuration of account credentials for remote access.
Steps to register and configure a DDNS account using the router's interface for network device access.
Interface for creating, enabling, and managing port forwarding rules for various services.
Guidance on adding new port forwarding rules and editing or deleting existing ones.
Configures the router to send email notifications for abnormal conditions or system events.
Provides common email client ports and instructions for setting up email alerts.
Tests network connectivity by sending ICMP echo requests to an IP address or hostname.
Displays the results of a ping test, including status, packet loss, and round trip time.
Troubleshoots DNS server issues by looking up domain names.
Manages router configuration files and firmware updates.
Provides an option to reboot the router to apply settings or resolve issues.
Allows users to securely sign out of the router's web interface.
Allows backup, upload, and restoration of router configuration settings.
Saves the router's current configuration settings to a compressed file on the computer.
Restores previously saved configuration settings to the router.
Resets all router settings to their original factory default values.
Manages the router's firmware, allowing users to check the current version and upload new firmware.
Configures static routes to define specific paths for network traffic.
Displays the router's default routing information, useful for troubleshooting static routes.
Details how to add new static routes by specifying destination subnet, gateway, and interface.
Enables ports to be triggered based on activity on other internal ports.
Instructions on setting up port triggering rules, specifying trigger and forwarded ports.
Configures the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to forward all ports to a single IP address for enhanced security.
Maps specific LAN IP addresses to public WAN IP addresses for direct external access.
Steps to set up one-to-one NAT mappings, linking LAN IPs to WAN IPs.
Explains the advantages of using VLANs, including structured communication and network segmentation.
Discusses the reasons for setting up VLANs, such as increased security and reduced network equipment.
Provides planning advice and recommendations for setting up VLANs efficiently.
Step-by-step instructions for configuring new VLANs in the Araknis router.
Displays the current status of all configured VPN tunnels, including used and available tunnels.
Shows the status of currently active VPN tunnels, their types, and communication details.
Displays status information for group VPN configurations, including tunnel details and group settings.
Details the OpenVPN server functionality, operation diagram, and client application requirements.
Interface for enabling the OpenVPN server and viewing client connection status.
Lists connected OpenVPN clients, their status, remote IP, and options for export or deletion.
Steps to add new OpenVPN client accounts, export configuration files, and set up remote access.
Configuration settings for PPTP VPNs, including IP address range, server details, and connection list.
Defines the range of IP addresses to be assigned for PPTP connections.
Sets up the username and password for PPTP server authentication.
Shows active PPTP connections, including username, remote address, and assigned IP.
Enables or disables VPN passthrough for IPSec and PPTP traffic to cross the firewall.
Guides the setup of VPN tunnels between two routers for network-to-network communication.
Initiates the creation of a new VPN tunnel by defining tunnel number, name, interface, and enabling status.
Configures the local security gateway type, IP address, and security group type for the VPN tunnel.
Defines the remote security gateway type, IP type, IP address, and subnet mask for the VPN tunnel.
Configures IPSec parameters for VPN tunnels, including keying mode, encryption, and authentication.
Provides instructions for setting up VPN tunnels between a client device and the router.
Defines parameters for adding a new VPN tunnel, including tunnel number, name, interface, and enabling status.
Configures VPN tunnels in group mode, allowing multiple clients to connect via a single tunnel.
Configures the local security gateway type, IP address, and security group type for client-to-gateway VPNs.
Sets up remote client parameters, including security gateway type and IP type for VPN connections.
Configures IPSec parameters for client-to-gateway VPN tunnels, including encryption and authentication.
Enables and configures IPv6 network addressing, including IP mode and WAN/LAN settings.
Allows toggling between Dual-Stack IP (IPv4/IPv6) and IPv6 to IPv4 tunnel modes.
Configures WAN IP mode, prefix length, gateway, and PPPoE settings for IPv6 connections.
Configures IPv6 LAN settings, including IPv6 address, DHCP server, and DNS settings.
Sets up a local DNS server for assigning domain names to devices on the network.
Steps to configure local DNS entries, including reserving IP addresses and setting DNS server in devices.
Configures SNMP settings for network monitoring, including global settings and SNMPv1/v2/v3.
Sets system name, contact, location, and enables SNMPv1/v2 and SNMPv3.
Access Control Lists (ACLs) to restrict network traffic by port and protocol.
Manages service rules within ACLs, defining service name, protocol, and ports.
Configures ACL rules, specifying priority, action, service, source/destination IPs, and time.
Step-by-step guide to create new access control rules, defining services, sources, destinations, and schedules.
Instructions for performing basic and factory resets on the router using the reset button.
General| Model | AN-300-RT-4L2W |
|---|---|
| Wireless Standard | 802.11ac |
| Number of LAN Ports | 4 |
| WAN Ports | 2 |
| Maximum Wireless Speed | 300 Mbps |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz |
| Wireless | Yes |
| VPN Support | PPTP, L2TP, IPsec |
| QoS | Yes |
| VLAN Support | Yes |
| Security Protocols | WPA, WPA2 |
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