To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix Peplink Network Router FTP upload stalls?
If file transfers via FTP stall after a few kilobytes, the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) or MSS setting may need adjustment. The default MTU is 1500. For most DSL users, it's recommended to use MTU 1492. If the problem persists, try smaller values (e.g., 1462, 1420, 1400) until the issue is resolved.
Why does Peplink Network Router always show the same IP address when refreshing?
If a website almost always returns the same IP address when you refresh, it's likely because the web server has enabled the “Keep Alive” function, maintaining the same TCP session. Try testing with a website that doesn't enable “Keep Alive,” such as http://www2.simflex.com/ip.shtml.
What to do if I suspect a problem on my Peplink Network Router Internet/WAN connection?
To test the WAN connection, use “ping” from the Peplink Network Router. Access the Ping/Traceroute tool under the Status tab of your Peplink Network Router to identify the source of the problem.
Why is Peplink Network Router outbound load only using one WAN connection?
Outbound load is distributed evenly across WAN connections when multiple outbound connections are made. If only one user on the LAN has a single download session, the WAN connections may not be fully utilized. For single users, consider using download manager applications that can split files into pieces and download them simultaneously.
Why is my Peplink Network Router download speed still single link speed with FlashGet?
First, verify that all WAN connections are active. Next, ensure your download manager application is splitting the file into at least three parts. It's possible that multiple download sessions are being routed through the same link.
How to test Peplink Network Router LAN connection?
You can test the LAN connection using the “ping” command. In DOS/Windows, open the Command Prompt and type 'ping 192.168.1.1' (if your Peplink Network Router's IP address is 192.168.1.1) to check the connection to the router.
General| Brand | peplink |
|---|---|
| Model | Balance 30 |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Lists supported WAN and LAN network features, including multiple WAN, NAT, firewall, and traffic management.
Lists additional features like web-based administration, firmware upgrades, remote configuration, and syslogs.
Lists the contents of the package for the 30, 200, and 300 models.
Lists the contents of the package for the 380 and 700 models.
Details the front panel appearance and LED indicators for the PePLink Balance 200 model.
Describes the rear panel layout, including ports and connectors for the PePLink Balance 200.
Details the types and purposes of connector ports found on the rear panel of the PePLink Balance 200.
Shows the appearance of the unit's base, highlighting serial number and MAC address label.
Details the front panel appearance and LED indicators for the PePLink Balance 30 and 300 models.
Describes the rear panel layout, including ports and connectors for the PePLink Balance 30/300.
Details the types and purposes of connector ports on the rear panel of the PePLink Balance 30/300.
Shows the unit's base appearance, indicating serial number and MAC address label.
Details the front panel appearance and LED indicators for the PePLink Balance 380.
Explains the structure and content of the LCD display menu for system status, link usage, and maintenance.
Describes the rear panel layout, including ports, switches, and power connector for the PePLink Balance 380.
Shows the unit label appearance, indicating serial number and MAC address.
Details the front panel appearance and LED indicators for the PePLink Balance 700.
Explains the structure and content of the LCD display menu for system status, link usage, and maintenance for the PePLink Balance 700.
Describes the rear panel layout, including ports, switches, and power connector for the PePLink Balance 700.
Shows the unit label appearance, indicating serial number and MAC address.
Covers preparation steps and the physical connection of the PePLink Balance to the network.
Lists prerequisites and necessary items before installing the PePLink Balance.
Outlines the high-level steps for physically connecting the PePLink Balance and network devices.
Directs users to relevant sections for configuring the network environment and PC settings.
Explains how to configure client computers on the LAN to use the PePLink Balance's DHCP server.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring DHCP client settings on Windows 95/98/ME/2000.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring DHCP client settings on Windows XP.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring DHCP client settings on Windows Vista.
Provides instructions for configuring DHCP client settings on Mac OS.
Provides instructions for configuring DHCP client settings on UNIX systems, specifically Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.
Details how to access and log into the PePLink Balance web administration interface.
Explains how to use the Setup Wizard for step-by-step WAN connection configuration.
Explains how to access advanced WAN connection settings via the Network menu.
Details the configuration steps for setting up a WAN connection using DHCP.
Details the configuration for connecting a WAN interface using a static IP address.
Details the configuration for connecting a WAN interface using PPPoE.
Details the configuration for establishing a GRE tunnel for WAN connectivity.
Explains GRE routing with NAT, including a scenario and packet flow.
Explains GRE routing with IP Forwarding, including a scenario and packet flow.
Explains how to configure SMTP forwarding to redirect outgoing email connections.
Details how to configure dynamic DNS for associating hostnames with public IP addresses.
Explains how to configure WAN health checks to ensure traffic is routed to healthy connections.
Explains the three main selections for outbound traffic policy: High, Normal, and Custom.
Details how to configure custom outbound traffic rules for load distribution.
Explains the Weighted Balance algorithm for distributing WAN connection usage based on weights.
Explains the Persistence algorithm to maintain consistent WAN connections for specific services.
Explains the Enforced algorithm, routing traffic regardless of WAN connection health.
Explains the Priority algorithm for routing traffic based on WAN connection priority.
Details how to define servers on the LAN that can be accessed from the WAN.
Explains how to define inbound services, specifying protocols, ports, and associated servers.
Details how to define inbound port forwarding rules for specific services.
Explains how to define DNS records for hosting domains and facilitating inbound load balancing.
Provides steps for creating NS, MX, CNAME, A, and TXT DNS records for a domain.
Details the configuration of NS and SOA records, including TTL, refresh, retry, and email settings.
Explains how to configure MX records for mail exchange server host names and priorities.
Explains how to create CNAME records to alias domain names.
Describes how to add A records mapping hostnames to IP addresses.
Explains how to configure TXT records for storing arbitrary text information.
Explains High Availability (HA) configurations using VRRP for redundancy and failover.
Details how to configure Quality of Service (QoS) to prioritize specific types of traffic.
Covers system-level configurations such as admin security, firmware upgrades, and time settings.
Guides on securing the administration interface by changing passwords and access controls.
Explains how to upgrade the PePLink Balance firmware using online or manual methods.
Details how to synchronize the system clock using a specified Time Server.
Explains how to configure email notifications for WAN status changes or firmware updates.
Details how to configure remote syslog for logging events to a specified server.
Explains how to configure SNMP for collecting information about the PePLink Balance unit.
Details how to configure a reporting server for collecting traffic data and usage reports.
Explains how to back up and restore PePLink Balance configurations.
Describes how to reset the device to its factory default settings.
Explains how to back up the current active settings to a file.
Details how to restore or change settings from a configuration file.
Describes how to upload configurations from an HA counterpart for specific models.
Explains how to manage firmware images stored in flash memory modules.
Provides instructions for rebooting the system.
Explains how to use the Ping Test utility to check network connectivity.
Explains how to use the Traceroute Test utility to analyze network path connectivity.
Displays system information such as system time, serial number, and firmware version.
Shows cumulative data transfer amounts and rates for each WAN connection.
Displays active inbound and outbound sessions for each WAN connection.
Lists DHCP client IP addresses and MAC addresses assigned by the PePLink Balance.
Displays a list of system events and logs, with options to refresh or clear.
Explains routing in NAT mode, including packet flow and security advantages.
Explains routing in IP Forwarding mode, where IP addresses remain unchanged.
Illustrates optimizing network performance by configuring WAN load balancing for different services.
Describes a scenario involving email and web browsing with ADSL and Metro Ethernet connections.
Provides a solution for performance optimization using WAN load balancing based on service type.
Details the specific settings for configuring HTTP and SMTP load balancing rules.
Addresses issues with session drops due to IP address changes during load balancing.
Describes a scenario where IP-sensitive websites drop sessions due to load balancing.
Provides a solution using the Persistency functionality to maintain consistent WAN connections.
Details the settings for configuring persistence for web services.
Explains how to configure inbound NAT mappings to allow external access to LAN hosts.
Describes a scenario where remote access to LAN computers is desired.
Provides a solution using inbound NAT mapping to make LAN hosts accessible from outside.
Explains how to set up firewall rules to restrict inbound access and protect the network.
Describes the need for firewall protection against external threats.
Details setting up inbound firewall rules for basic protection.
Explains how to set up outbound firewall rules to restrict LAN users' access to the Internet.
Describes the need to restrict outbound access, such as disallowing FTP.
Details setting up outbound firewall rules for access restriction.
Addresses issues with outbound load distribution only occurring over one WAN connection.
Addresses slow download speeds when using download managers like FlashGet.
Addresses issues with public IP address lookup sites not showing changing IPs due to "Keep Alive".
Provides steps to test LAN connection problems using the "ping" utility.
Provides steps to test Internet/WAN connection problems using "ping" and Traceroute.
Addresses issues with FTP file transfers stalling, suggesting MTU/MSS adjustments.
Details the product specifications for the PePLink Balance 200 model.
Details the product specifications for the PePLink Balance 30 and 300 models.
Details the product specifications for the PePLink Balance 380 model.
Details the product specifications for the PePLink Balance 700 model.
