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Administration Reverting to the Factory Default Settings 7 Reverting to the Factory Default Settings The Administration > Factory Defaults page allows you to restore the Router's configuration to its factory default settings. NOTE Do not restore the factory defaults unless you are having difficulties with the Router and have exhausted all other troubleshooting measures. After the Router is reset, you have to re-enter all of your configuration settings, or use the Restore Configuration process to restore the settings from a previously saved file. STEP 1 Click Administration > Factory Default in the navigation tree. STEP 2 To reset all configuration settings to their factory default values, click Restore Factory Defaults. STEP 3 Click OK to confirm the operation and continue. When the operation is completed, all configuration settings revert to their original factory default values and all previous settings are lost. Cisco Small Business WRV210 Administration Guide 91

Section	Page
Introduction	6
Product Overview	6
Initial Installation	8
Placement Options	9
Connecting the Equipment	9
Verifying the Hardware Installation	11
Configuring the Internet Connection	12
Securing the Wireless Network	13
Getting Started in the Configuration Utility	16
Logging In	16
Navigating through the Pages	17
Saving Your Changes	17
Viewing the Help Files	17
Setting Up the Network	18
Configuring the Basic Settings	18
Localizing the Configuration Utility	19
Setting Up the Internet Connection	20
Setting Up the Local Network	23
Adjusting the Time Settings	24
Setting Up Virtual LANs	25
Using DDNS to Map Domain Names to Your Network	26
DynDNS.org Setup	27
TZO.com Setup	28
Cloning a MAC Address for Your Internet Connection	29
Setting Up Advanced Routing	30
Configuring Dynamic Routing	31
Setting Up Static Routing	32
Configuring the Wireless Network	34
A Note About Wireless Security	34
Wireless Security Tips	34
General Network Security Guidelines	36
Enabling Your Wireless Networks	37
Wireless > Wireless Security	39
Controlling Access to the Wireless Network	43
Adjusting the Advanced Wireless Settings	45
Configuring a Wireless Distribution System (WDS)	47
Configuring the Firewall	49
Preventing Attacks	50
Enabling Port Forwarding to Allow Access to Services	51
Using Port Triggering to Allow Access to Applications	54
Configuring a DMZ to Allow Access to All Ports of a Server	55
Restricting Users’ Access to the Internet	57
Blocking Web Access with URL Filtering	59
Configuring a Virtual Private Network (VPN)	61
Managing the VPN Users and Certificates	61
Managing the VPN Users	63
Managing VPN Certificates	65
Configuring VPN Passthrough	66
VPN > IPSec VPN	68
Monitoring the IPSec VPN Tunnels	73
Configuring Quality of Service (QoS)	75
Configuring QoS Settings for Specified Applications	75
Priority Queue QoS Type	76
Bandwidth Allocation QoS	77
Configuring QoS Settings for Specified Ports	78
Administration	80
Managing Access and Configuring Other Management Options	80
Resetting the Admin Password	81
Managing LAN and WAN Access to the Configuration Utility	82
Configuring SNMP Settings for Status Reporting	84
Configuring Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) Settings	85
Backing and Restoring a Configuration	86
Setting Up Alerts and System Logs	87
Performing Diagnostic Tests	89
Reverting to the Factory Default Settings	91
Upgrading the Firmware	92
Rebooting the Router	94
Monitoring the Status of the Network	95
Monitoring the Router Status	96
Monitoring the LAN	97
Monitoring the Wireless Network	99
Monitoring the System Performance	100
Monitoring the QuickVPN Clients	102
Specifications	103