This page allows you:
NOTE! By default, the USB interface (Name: usb; Description: USB LAN Port as seen below) is created at 192.168.1.1, sharing the same IP address as the ADSL Router's LAN IP. To create new USB interface, ensure that you remove the existing USB service first. See To delete an existing USB interface.
To create a new USB interface having its own unique IP address (USB routed)
1 Click Create a new service.
2 Select 'Ethernet routed' and click 'Configure'.
Ethernet routed | For Ethernet routed, the USB interface has its own IP subnet. Traffic from the USB interface will only be routed to the WAN interface. |
Ethernet bridged | For Ethernet bridged, the USB interface is sharing the same IP subnet with the Ethernet interface. All traffic from the USB interface will be routed between the WAN and Ethernet interfaces. |
3 Enter the following information.
NOTE! The LAN IP address entered MUST NOT be the same as the ADSL Router's LAN IP address. Doing so will cause your ADSL Router to malfunction!
Description | Enter any desired description name for your connection. |
Port | Select usb-ethernet option. |
Use DHCP | Select this option if you want your Router to obtain an IP address automatically for this interface. This option allows your ADSL Router to perform as a DHCP Client. |
LAN IP address | Select this option to specify your own IP address. |
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.
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1 Click Create a new service.
2
Select 'Ethernet bridged' and click 'Configure'.
3 Enter the following information.
Description | Enter any desired description name for your connection. |
Port | Select ethernet option. |
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.
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