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• If you wall mount your device, make sure that no electrical lines, gas or water pipes will

be damaged.

Your product is marked with this symbol, which is known as the WEEE mark. WEEE

stands for Waste Electronics and Electrical Equipment. It means that used electrical

and electronic products should not be mixed with general waste. Used electrical and

electronic equipment should be treated separately.

Contents Overview3
- Table of Contents3
Table of Contents4
User's Guide10
PART I User's Guide10
- Introduction12
Chapter 1 Introduction12
- Overview12
- Applications12
- Ways to Manage the EMG2306-R10A12
- Good Habits for Managing the EMG2306-R10A12
- Leds13
- The WPS Button14
- Wall Mounting15
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator16
- Overview16
- Login Accounts16
- Accessing the Web Configurator16
- Resetting the EMG2306-R10A18
  - Procedure to Use the RESET Button18
- Monitor19
Chapter 3 Monitor19
- Overview19
- What You Can Do19
- The Log Screen19
  - View Log20
  - Log Setting20
- DHCP Table20
- Packet Statistics22
- WLAN Station Status23
Chapter 4 EMG2306-R10A Modes24
- Overview24
  - Device Modes24
- Router Mode25
Chapter 5 Router Mode25
- Overview25
- Router Mode Status Screen26
  - Navigation Panel29
- Access Point Mode32
Chapter 6 Access Point Mode32
- Overview32
- What You Can Do32
- What You Need to Know32
- AP Mode Status Screen34
- LAN Screen37
- Tutorials40
Chapter 7 Tutorials40
- Overview40
- Set up a Wireless Network with WPS40
  - Push Button Configuration (PBC)40
  - PIN Configuration41
- Configure Wireless Security Without WPS42
  - Configure Your Notebook44
- Using Multiple Ssids on the EMG2306-R10A46
  - Configuring Security Settings of Multiple Ssids47
Technical Reference52
Part II: Technical Reference52
- Wan54
Chapter 8 WAN54
- Overview54
- What You Can Do54
- What You Need to Know54
  - Configuring Your Internet Connection55
  - Multicast56
- Management WAN57
- Advanced WAN Screen68
- Wireless LAN70
Chapter 9 Wireless LAN70
- Overview70
- What You Can Do70
- What You Should Know71
- General Wireless LAN Screen73
- Wireless Security75
- More AP80
  - More AP Edit81
- MAC Filter81
- Wireless LAN Advanced Screen83
- Quality of Service (Qos) Screen84
- WPS Screen84
- WPS Station Screen86
- Scheduling Screen86
- Wds87
- Lan89
Chapter 10 LAN89
- Overview89
- What You Can Do89
- What You Need to Know90
- LAN IP Screen91
- IP Alias Screen91
- DHCP Server93
Chapter 11 DHCP Server93
- Overview93
- What You Can Do93
- What You Need to Know93
- The DHCP General Screen94
- The DHCP Advanced Screen95
- The DHCP Client List Screen96
- Nat98
Chapter 12 NAT98
- Overview98
- What You Can Do98
- What You Need to Know99
- The NAT General Screen101
- The NAT Port Forwarding Screen101
- The NAT Trigger Port Screen103
- Ddns105
Chapter 13 DDNS105
- Overview105
- The DDNS General Screen105
- Static Route107
Chapter 14 Static Route107
- Overview107
- Static Route Screen107
  - Add/Edit Static Route Screen108
- Interface Group110
Chapter 15 Interface Group110
- Overview110
- The Interface Group Screen110
  - Add Interface Group111
- Firewall113
Chapter 16 Firewall113
- Overview113
- What You Can Do113
- What You Need to Know114
- The Firewall General Screen115
- The Services Screen116
- Content Filtering118
Chapter 17 Content Filtering118
- Overview118
- What You Need to Know118
- Content Filter119
- Technical Reference120
  - Customizing Keyword Blocking URL Checking120
- Remote Management122
Chapter 18 Remote Management122
- Overview122
- What You Need to Know122
  - Remote Management and NAT122
- What You Can Do122
- The WWW Screen123
- The Telnet Screen123
- The SNMP Screen124
- The TR069 Screen127
- The Import CA Screen128
Chapter 19 Universal Plug-And-Play (Upnp)130
- Overview130
- What You Need to Know130
  - NAT Traversal130
  - Cautions with Upnp130
- Upnp Screen131
- Technical Reference131
  - Using Upnp in Windows XP Example131
  - Web Configurator Easy Access134
- Maintenance137
Chapter 20 Maintenance137
- Overview137
- What You Can Do137
- General Screen137
- Account Screen138
  - Account Setup Screen138
- Time Setting Screen140
- Firmware Upgrade Screen141
- Configuration Backup/Restore Screen143
- Restart Screen144
- Language144
- System Operation Mode Overview145
- Sys OP Mode Screen146
- Troubleshooting148
Chapter 21 Troubleshooting148
- Overview148
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds148
- EMG2306-R10A Access and Login149
- Internet Access151
- Resetting the EMG2306-R10A to Its Factory Defaults152
- Wireless Router/Ap Troubleshooting152
Appendix A Pop-Up Windows, Javascript and Java Permissions155
Appendix B IP Addresses and Subnetting166
Appendix C Setting up Your Computer's IP Address176
Appendix D Wireless Lans204
- Security Parameters Summary215
Appendix E Common Services218
Appendix F Legal Information221
Index229

Brand	ZyXEL Communications
Model	EMG2306-R10A
Category	Gateway
Language	English

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