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Model 210/310/380/390/580/710/1350
User Manual
Firmware 5.1.2
May 10
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Peplink Balance Multi-WAN Routers

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peplink 210 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Brandpeplink
Model210
CategoryWireless Router
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Peplink Balance Multi-WAN Routers

1 Introduction and Scope

2 Glossary

3 Product Features

3.1 Supported Network Features

Lists and describes the various network features supported by the Peplink Balance.

3.2 Other Supported Features

Covers additional features beyond core network support, such as remote management.

4 Package Contents

4.1 Peplink Balance 210 310

Specifies the package contents for the Peplink Balance 210 and 310 models.

4.2 Peplink Balance 380 390 580 710 1350

Lists the package contents for the Peplink Balance 380, 390, 580, 710, and 1350 models.

5 Peplink Balance Overview

5.1 Peplink Balance 210

Details the Peplink Balance 210 model, including appearance and LED indicators.

5.2 Peplink Balance 310

Details the Peplink Balance 310 model, including appearance and LED indicators.

5.3 Peplink Balance 380 390

Details the Peplink Balance 380/390 models, including appearance, LEDs, and LCD.

5.4 Peplink Balance 580

Details the Peplink Balance 580 model, including appearance, LEDs, and LCD.

5.5 Peplink Balance 710

Details the Peplink Balance 710 model, including appearance, LEDs, and LCD.

5.6 Peplink Balance 1350

Details the Peplink Balance 1350 model, including appearance, LEDs, and LCD.

6 Installation

6.1 Preparation

Lists the necessary items and prerequisites before installing the Peplink Balance.

6.2 Constructing the Network

Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the Peplink Balance to the network.

6.3 Configuring the Network Environment

Explains how to configure LAN and WAN settings for optimal network operation.

7 Basic Configuration

7.1 Connecting to Web Admin Interface

Details how to access and log in to the Peplink Balance's web-based administration interface.

7.2 Configuration with Setup Wizard

Guides users through initial WAN connection setup using the device's setup wizard.

7.3 Advanced Setup

Covers advanced network configuration options, referring to specific sections.

8 Configuration of LAN Interface

9 Drop-in Mode

10 Configuration of WAN Interface(s)

10.1 WAN Connection Methods

Covers DHCP, Static IP, PPPoE, GRE, and Mobile Internet connection types.

10.2 WAN Health Check

Configures periodic checks to ensure WAN connections are healthy and operational.

10.3 Bandwidth Allowance Monitor

Monitors and tracks network usage, with options for notification and disconnection.

10.5 Dynamic DNS Settings

Enables association of dynamic WAN IP addresses with host names for remote access.

11 Site-to-Site VPN

11.1 Site-to-Site VPN Settings

Covers the configuration of Site-to-Site VPN connections, including peer details and encryption.

11.2 Peplink Balance Behind NAT Router

Explains how to establish VPN connections when the device is behind a NAT router.

11.3 VPN Status

Displays the current status of established Site-to-Site VPN connections.

12 Management of Outbound Traffic to WAN

12.1 Outbound Policy

Defines policies for managing outbound traffic, including application compatibility and custom rules.

12.2 Custom Rules For Outbound Policy

Enables creation of custom rules to manage outbound traffic behavior and load distribution.

13 Inbound Access

13.1 Definition of Servers on LAN

Specifies internal servers and their IP addresses for inbound access configuration.

13.2 Inbound Access Services

Defines inbound services, mapping external requests to internal servers and ports.

13.3 UPnP NAT-PMP Settings

Enables automatic inbound port forwarding for UPnP and NAT-PMP compliant devices.

13.4 Definition of DNS Records

Configures DNS records to facilitate inbound load balancing and domain name resolution.

14 NAT Mappings

15 QoS

15.1 User Groups

Categorizes LAN and PPTP clients into user groups for policy application.

15.2 Bandwidth Control

Defines minimum bandwidth reservation for user groups during peak load.

15.3 Application Prioritization

Sets priority levels for different applications to ensure optimal performance.

16 Firewall

16.1 Outbound and Inbound Firewall

Configures rules for filtering traffic in both outbound and inbound directions.

16.2 Intrusion Detection and DoS Prevention

Enables detection and prevention of network intrusions and Denial-of-Service attacks.

17 Miscellaneous Settings

17.1 High Availability

Configures redundancy and failover between two Peplink Balance units for continuous operation.

17.2 PPTP Server

Enables a built-in PPTP server for remote access to the local network.

17.3 Service Forwarding

Manages forwarding of specific network services like SMTP, Web Proxy, and DNS.

17.4 Service Passthrough

Supports specific Internet services like SIP, FTP, TFTP, and IPsec NAT-T through the device.

18 System Settings

18.1 Admin Security

Configures user accounts, passwords, and access settings for the web administration interface.

18.2 Firmware Upgrade

Details the process for upgrading the Peplink Balance's firmware online or via a manual file upload.

18.11 Ping Test

Tests network connectivity by sending ICMP echo requests to specified interfaces.

18.12 Traceroute Test

Traces the routing path of network packets to a destination through a specific interface.

19 Status

19.1 Device Status

Shows device information such as router name, model, firmware, and MAC addresses.

19.2 Active Sessions

Displays active inbound and outbound network sessions on each WAN connection.

19.7 Event Log

Lists events that have occurred on the Peplink Balance, with options to refresh or clear the log.

19.8 Bandwidth Usage

Displays bandwidth usage statistics for WAN connections.

Appendix A. Restoration of Factory Defaults

Appendix B. Routing under DHCP, Static IP, and PPPoE

B.1 Routing via Network Address Translation (NAT)

Details how routing works in NAT mode, including IP packet translation and security benefits.

B.2 Routing via IP Forwarding

Explains routing in IP Forwarding mode, where IP addresses remain unchanged.

Appendix C. Case Studies

C.1 Performance Optimization

Demonstrates optimizing performance by configuring WAN load balancing for different services.

C.2 Maintaining the Same IP Address throughout a Session

Ensures session stability for IP-sensitive websites by maintaining a consistent WAN IP address.

C.3 Bypassing the Firewall to Access Hosts on LAN

Configures inbound NAT mappings to allow remote access to specific hosts on the LAN.

C.4 Inbound Access Restriction

Sets up firewall rules to restrict inbound access, enhancing network security.

C.5 Inbound Access Restriction

Sets up outbound firewall rules to restrict LAN user access, e.g., disallowing FTP.

Appendix D. Troubleshooting

Appendix E.Product Specifications

E.1 Peplink Balance 210 and 310

Details routing, WAN support, device management, security, and physical interfaces.

E.2 Peplink Balance 380 and 390

Lists specifications for Peplink Balance 380/390: routing, WAN, management, security, and interfaces.

E.3 Peplink Balance 580

Details specifications for Peplink Balance 580: routing, WAN, management, security, and interfaces.

E.4 Peplink Balance 710

Lists specifications for Peplink Balance 710: routing, WAN, management, security, and interfaces.

E.5 Peplink Balance 1350

Details specifications for Peplink Balance 1350: routing, WAN, management, security, and interfaces.

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