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WS323 300Mbps Wireless Router User Guide 1 Product Overview Table 1-3 WS323 indicators and their meanings Item Status Meaning Status indicator Off Blinking The WS323 is powered off or faulty. Blinking red: The WS323 is powering on. Blinking blue: the WS323 is connecting to the network in 2.4GHz mode. Blinking green: the WS323 is connecting to the network in 5GHz mode. Steady on Steady red: The WS323 is working properly but is not connected to a network. Steady blue: the WS323 is connected to the network in 2.4GHz mode. Steady green: the WS323 is connected to the network in 5GHz mode. Signal strength indicator Off Blinking The WS323 is not connected to a network. The WS323 is connecting to a network or changing its working mode. Steady on The WS323 is connected to a network. The lightened indicator bars indicate the network signal strength. Three bars mean the network signals are strong, while one bar means the network signals are weak. The WS323 signal strength indicator only works in WiFi repeater and WiFi client modes. 1-5

Section	Page
1 Product Overview	7
1.1 Supported Features	7
1.2 Ports and Buttons	8
1.3 Indicators	10
2 Hardware Installation	13
2.1 Application Modes	13
2.1.1 WiFi Router Mode	13
2.1.2 WiFi Repeater Mode	13
2.1.3 WiFi Client Mode	14
2.2 Powering On	14
2.3 Setting the Computer IP Address	15
3 Wireless Connection Setup	21
3.1 Manually Setting Up a Wireless Connection	21
3.2 Setting Up a Wireless Connection Using the WPS Button	25
4 Configuring WiFi Router Mode	27
4.1 Setting Internet Access Parameters	27
4.2 Wireless Connection Setup	31
4.2.1 Manually Setting Up a Wireless Connection	31
4.2.2 Setting Up a Wireless Connection Using the WPS Button	35
5 Configuring WiFi Repeater Mode	37
5.1 Setting Internet Access Parameters	37
5.2 Wireless Connection Setup	40
5.2.1 Manually Setting Up a Wireless Connection	40
5.2.2 Setting Up a Wireless Connection Using the WPS Button	44
5.2.3 Setting Up a Wireless Connection Using a Network Cable	45
6 Configuring WiFi Client Mode	47
6.1 Setting Internet Access Parameters	47
6.2 Setting Up a Connection with a Computer	50
7 Network Security	53
7.2 Changing your WLAN Name and password	54
7.3 Using High Secure Encryption	55
7.4 Allowing Only Specified PCs to Be Connected to a WLAN	56
7.5 Controlling Computer Internet Access	58
7.6 Configuring the Firewall	60
7.7 Filtering Out Inappropriate Websites	61
7.8 Changing WLAN Repeater Mode Settings	62
8 Maintenance Guide	65
8.1 Changing the Web Management Password	65
8.2 Changing the IP Address Used to Log In to the Web management page	65
8.3 Restoring Default Settings	66
9 Reference Operations	69
9.2 Checking the Computer MAC Address	70