This page allows you
NOTE! Please remove the existing USB service before creating a new one. Go to To delete an existing USB interface.
New USB service: For USB routed
1
Click Create a new
service for USB.
2
Select USB routed and click Configure.
USB routed | For USB routed, the USB interface has its own IP subnet. All traffic from the USB interface will be routed between the WAN and Ethernet interfaces. |
USB bridged | For USB bridged, the USB interface is sharing the same IP subnet with the Ethernet interface. Traffic from the USB interface will only be routed to the WAN interface. |
3 Enter the following information.
Description | Enter the description for your USB routed connection. |
Use DHCP | Select this option if you want your Router to obtain IP address automatically for this interface. |
USB IP address | This option allows your Router to perform as a DHCP Client. Select this option to specify your own IP address. |
Netmask | The subnet to which an IP address belongs. |
4
Click Apply.
5
To save the changes permanently, click
Save Config (Configuration option). Changes that are not saved
will be lost the next time you power off or
restart your Router.
New USB service: For USB bridged
1
Click Create a new
service for USB.
2
Select USB bridged and click Configure.
USB routed | For USB routed, the USB interface has its own IP subnet. All traffic from the USB interface will be routed between the WAN and Ethernet interfaces. |
USB bridged | For USB bridged, the USB interface is sharing the same IP subnet with the Ethernet interface. Traffic from the USB interface will only be routed to the WAN interface. |
3 Enter the following information.
Description | Enter the description for your USB routed connection. |
4
Click Apply.
5
To save the changes permanently, click
Save Config (Configuration option). Changes that are not saved
will be lost the next time you power off or
restart your Router.