WAN Configuration

There are three ways to access the Internet, PPPoE, Dynamic IP, and Static IP. Select the Internet access method provided by the operator as follows.

1) PPPoE (ADSL)

Connection type: PPPoE

Username and password: Provided by the landline carrier
Line type and bandwidth: Recommended to be set to 0.9 to 0.95 of the total bandwidth.

2) Dynamic IP

Connection type: Dynamic IP

Automatically obtain data flow and the IP address from the master router

Line type and bandwidth: Usually non-required

3) Static IP

Connection type: Static IP provided by the carrier

IPv4 and gateway address: Provided by the landline carrier

Line type and bandwidth: Recommended to be set to 0.9 to 0.95 of the total bandwidth.

Note: Line Type and Bandwidth

Recommended to be set to 0.9 to 0.95 of the total bandwidth.

The reserved bandwidth is used to defend against bursty data. In areas with plentiful bandwidth, you can set a factor higher than 0.95.

The total bandwidth of the uplink and downlink is kilobytes per second, that is, KB/s, which is usually calculated by multiplying the nominal bandwidth by 100. For example, 10M fiber, the total bandwidth of the uplink and downlink is 10*100, that is, 1000KB/s. For reserved bandwidth, it is recommended to set 937KB/s.

In general, selecting “Internet access type and bandwidth” will automatically fill in “upstream reference bandwidth” and “reference downstream bandwidth”, and the system will automatically consider reserve and calculate bandwidth. Customization is only required if the appropriate type is not found.