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Enhance Your Local Network, Network storage, ReadySHARE Access, ReadySHARE Printer, ReadySHARE Mobile

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Trek N300 Travel Router and Range Extender PR2000 Enhance Your Local Network Find the USB port on your Trek. NETGEAR Power Internet WiFi USB Reset Internet/LAN LAN USB USB port Figure 15. USB port You can use the USB port for any of the following applications in the following ways: • Network storage. Back up the files on your computers and digital devices to a network drive. For more information, see Set Up Network Storage on page 72. • ReadySHARE Access. Share the files on your network drive with local and remote computers and digital devices. For more information, see Access and Share Your Network Storage on page 81. • ReadySHARE Printer. Send the files on your computers and digital devices to a network printer. For more information, see Set Up a Network Printer on page 85. • ReadySHARE Mobile. Connect your local network to your cellular data service (this feature is available only in certain regions). For more information, see Cellular Connection Setup on page 23. • Auxiliary power outlet. Power or recharge a USB device. For more information, see Power or Recharge a USB Device on page 90. The USB port on the Trek can connect only USB devices such as flash drives or USB hard drives, USB printers, and USB power-compatible devices. Do not connect computers, USB modems, USB hubs, CD drives, or DVD drives to the Trek's USB port. USB Port 71

Section	Page
NETGEAR Trek	1
N300 Travel Router and Range Extender	1
Model PR2000	1
Contents	3
1. Hardware Setup	7
Unpack Your Trek	8
Position Your Trek	8
Prepare Your Trek	9
Get to Know Your NETGEAR Trek	10
Internet Mode Switch	10
Indicator LEDs	11
Connection Ports and Reset Button	12
Power Inputs	13
Antenna Orientation	14
Product Label	14
Different Ways You Can Connect to the Internet	15
WiFi Connection at a Public Hotspot Setup	15
WiFi Range Extender Setup	17
Internet Connection at Home Setup	19
WiFi Bridge Setup	21
Cellular Connection Setup	23
2. Get Started with NETGEAR genie	25
Trek Setup Preparation	26
Use Standard TCP/IP Properties for DHCP	26
Gather ISP Information	26
Wireless Devices and Security Settings	26
Types of Logins and Access	26
NETGEAR genie Setup	27
Use NETGEAR genie After Installation	28
Upgrade the Trek Firmware	29
Change the Password	29
Password Recovery	30
Add Wireless Devices or Computers to Your Trek	32
Manual Method	32
Wi-Fi Protected Setup Method	33
NETGEAR genie App and Mobile genie App	34
3. genie BASIC Settings	36
Internet Setup	37
Wired WAN Connection Router Mode	37
Wired WAN Connection Wireless AP Mode	39
Wireless WAN Connection WiFi Mode	42
Wireless WAN Connection 3G/4G Cellular Mode	43
Basic Wireless Settings	44
Change the Wireless Security Option	46
Attached Devices	48
Profile Settings	49
4. genie ADVANCED Home	51
Setup Wizard	52
WAN Setup	54
Default DMZ Server	55
Change the MTU Size	57
LAN Setup	58
Use the Trek as a DHCP Server	60
Set Up Address Reservation	62
Quality of Service Setup	64
Wi-Fi Multimedia Quality of Service for Wireless Traffic	64
Quality of Service Priority Rules and Internet Access	65
5. USB Port	70
Enhance Your Local Network	71
Set Up Network Storage	72
Connect or Safely Remove a USB Drive	72
View or Configure a USB Drive	73
Configure the USB Storage Device and Access Settings	74
Configure the Available Network Folders	76
Specify Approved USB Devices	80
Access and Share Your Network Storage	81
Common Uses of Network Sharing	81
Access Your USB Storage Device Locally	83
Access Your USB Storage Device Remotely	84
Set Up a Network Printer	85
Power or Recharge a USB Device	90
6. Security	91
Port Filtering to Block Services	92
Schedule Blocking	94
Security Event Email Notifications	95
7. Administration	97
View Trek Status	98
Router Information Pane	98
Internet Port Pane	99
Statistics	100
Connection Status	102
Wireless Settings Pane	104
Specify Log Settings	106
Manage the Configuration File	108
Back Up Settings	108
Restore Configuration Settings	108
Erase the Current Configuration Settings	109
Update the Trek Firmware	110
8. Advanced Settings	112
Advanced Wireless Settings	113
Control the Wireless Radio	113
Set Up a Wireless Schedule	114
View or Change WPS Settings	115
Set Up a Wireless Access List by MAC Address	117
Dynamic DNS	119
Static Routes	120
Remote Management	123
Universal Plug and Play	125
Traffic Meter	126
9. Troubleshooting	130
Quick Tips	131
Sequence to Restart Your Network	131
Check Ethernet Cable Connections	131
Wireless Settings	131
Network Settings	131
Troubleshoot with the LEDs	131
Power LED Is Off	132
LEDs Never Turn Off	132
Internet Port LED is Off	132
WiFi LED is Off	133
Cannot Log In to the Trek	133
Cannot Access the Internet	134
Troubleshoot PPPoE	135
Troubleshoot Internet Browsing	136
Changes Not Saved	137
Incorrect Date or Time	137
Wireless Connectivity	138
Restore the Factory Settings and Password	139
Troubleshoot Your Network Using the Ping Utility	139
Test the LAN Path to Your Trek	140
Test the Path from Your Computer to a Remote Device	140
A. Supplemental Information	142
Factory Settings	143
Technical Specifications	144