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Step 2  Set Remote Management to the    state. 
Step 3  Set Remote IP Address to the WAN IP address (public IP address) of the computer where 
remote management is to be performed. In this example, set it to the WAN IP address of 
computer 2, which is 218.88.93.33. If you are uncertain about the IP address of the computer, 
set this parameter to 0.0.0.0 (default value). In this case, all computers can log in to the 
router web UI over the internet. 
Step 4  Set Port to the port number of the web service, which is generally 8080. You can also select a 
port number from the 1024~65535 range but the port number must not be the same as that 
of the virtual server. 
Step 5  Click Save. 
 
 
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Remote Access 
Enter http://102.33.66.88:8080 in the address bar of computer 2 and log in to the router web 
UI to perform remote management. 
Note 
The public IP address of the router may change. Therefore, you need to confirm the IP address each time 
you want to remotely log in to the router web UI, which is troublesome. To address this issue, you can 
use the DDNS function to bind the public IP address with a fixed domain name, so that you can use the 
domain name to log in to the router web UI. To implement this measure, configure the DDNS function 
and then the remote management function of the router. 
3.8.9 IPTV 
This router supports the multicast and STB functions. To configure the functions, choose 
Advanced Settings > IPTV. By default, the functions are disabled.