Dynalink AXE10200 User manual

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1. PACKAGE CONTENTS.........................................................................................................................1
2. DEVICE DESCRIPTION.........................................................................................................................2
3.  STARTED...........................................................................................................................4
4. CONFIGURE YOUR MESH WI-FI ROUTER.........................................................................................5
4.1 How to access the configuration utility via mobile App.............................................................................................5
4.2 How to access the configuration utility via Web browser..........................................................................................6
5. SET UP A MESH WI-FI SYSTEM..........................................................................................................7
6. SPECIFY YOUR MESH WI-FI ROUTER SETTINGS ............................................................................8
6.1 Dashboard ...............................................................................................................................................................9
6.2 Network .................................................................................................................................................................11
6.2.1 Status............................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
6.2.2 WAN.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
6.2.2.1 Internet ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
6.2.2.2 DDNS ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.2.2.3 UPnP.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
6.2.2.4 Port Trigger ................................................................................................................................................................................ 29
6.2.2.5 Port Forward .............................................................................................................................................................................. 31

6.2.2.6 DMZ ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
6.2.2.7 NAT Passthrough....................................................................................................................................................................... 34
6.2.3 LAN ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
6.2.3.1 IP Settings..................................................................................................................................................................................36
6.2.3.2 DHCP Server ............................................................................................................................................................................. 37
6.2.3.3 Wake on LAN ............................................................................................................................................................................. 39
6.2.4 WiFi............................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.2.4.1 Basic .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.2.5 IPv6............................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
6.2.5.1 IPv6 Settings ..............................................................................................................................................................................41
6.2.5.2 IPv6 Information ......................................................................................................................................................................... 46
6.2.6 Multicast........................................................................................................................................................................................47
6.2.7 Routing.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
6.2.7.1 Static Route................................................................................................................................................................................ 48
6.3 Parental Control.....................................................................................................................................................49
6.3.1 Profile............................................................................................................................................................................................ 49
6.4 Security..................................................................................................................................................................52
6.4.1 Firewall IPv4.................................................................................................................................................................................. 52
6.4.1.1 Common..................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
6.4.1.2 Net Service Filter........................................................................................................................................................................ 53
6.4.1.3 Client ACL .................................................................................................................................................................................. 54
6.4.2 Firewall IPv6.................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
6.4.2.1 Common..................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
6.4.2.2 IPv6 Firewall............................................................................................................................................................................... 57
6.4.3 VPN............................................................................................................................................................................................... 60
6.4.3.1 PPTP Server ..............................................................................................................................................................................61
6.4.3.2 OpenVPN Server .......................................................................................................................................................................63
6.4.3.3 VPN Client.................................................................................................................................................................................. 65
6.5 QoS .......................................................................................................................................................................69
6.5.1 Basic ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 70
6.6 Diagnostic..............................................................................................................................................................72

6.6.1 Diagnostic Tools............................................................................................................................................................................ 72
6.6.2 Syslog ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
6.7 System Settings.....................................................................................................................................................74
6.7.1 Password & Timezone ..................................................................................................................................................................75
6.7.2 Reboot........................................................................................................................................................................................... 77
6.7.3 Configuration & Reset ................................................................................................................................................................... 78
6.7.4 Firmware .......................................................................................................................................................................................80
6.7.5 LED Light ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 81
6.8 Status ....................................................................................................................................................................82
6.8.1 Wireless ........................................................................................................................................................................................83
6.8.2 DHCP Lease ................................................................................................................................................................................. 84
6.8.3 Routing Table................................................................................................................................................................................85
6.8.4 Port Forwarding............................................................................................................................................................................. 86
6.8.5 Connection List .............................................................................................................................................................................87
6.8.6 Snooping Table ............................................................................................................................................................................. 88
6.8.7 Blocked Users ............................................................................................................................................................................... 89
7. FAQ......................................................................................................................................................90
8. TROUBLESHOOTING.........................................................................................................................93
9. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION............................................................................................................94
10. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE NOTICES ..........................................................................................95

CHAPTER 1 - PACKAGE CONTENTS
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1. 
Router x2
Power Adapter x2
Ethernet Cable
Start Guide

CHAPTER 2 - DEVICE DESCRIPTION
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2. 


CHAPTER 2 - DEVICE DESCRIPTION
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
The LEDs indicate the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s power and connection.
LED Name
Color status
Time
Description
WPS
(Only functional on the
Main Router when pairing)
Green
Blinking
Every 0.5 sec.
Press WPS button, LED start to blink green, until WPS pairing success
or fail or 2 minute timeout.
Green
Solid on
WPS paring success, change to solid green for 10 seconds, then
change to off.
Red
Solid on
Continue for 10 sec.
WPS pairing failure or timeout, LED become solid Red for 10 seconds,
then change to off.
Mesh
Orange
Blinking
Every 2 sec.
Waiting to be paired (default mode).
Green
Blinking
Every 0.5 sec.
Paring is going on.
Green
Solid
Paired and signal quality is good.
Orange
Solid
Paired but signal quality is not good.
Red
Solid
Last for 5 seconds and off.
Paring failed, will show RED for 5 seconds, and go back to previous
mode. If this device is in default mode, will go back to blinking orange.
OFF
Not paired and not in pairing mode.
Internet
Green
Device is Wifi Router and is connected to Internet.
Internet
Orange
Device is Wifi Router but not connected to Internet.
Internet
OFF
Device is Wifi Point or is in factory default mode.
System
(Power on/Reboot)
Green
Blinking
Every 1 sec.
Power on (Booting). LED will blink blue for a while and become solid
blue when boot process is done successfully.
Red
Solid
Device failure.
Green
Solid on
Power on Success.
System
(Firmware Upgrade)
Green
Blinking
Every 0.5 sec.
Firmware upgrade process, LED will blink green till upgrade is done,
then LED off and reboot.
System
(Reset to Default)
Green
Blinking
Every 0.5 sec.
Press reset for 7+ seconds till LED start blinking, LED will blink green
for 5 seconds to start reset process. Then LED off and reboot.

CHAPTER 3 - LET’S GET STARTED
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3. 
1. Insert the power adapter into the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s power
connector and plug it into the power outlet.
2. Use the provided Ethernet cable to connect your computer to
the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s LAN port. Or, connect your mobile
device to the Mesh Wi-Fi Router via Wi-Fi.
3. Use the Ethernet cable to connect your modem to the Mesh Wi-
Fi Router's Internet (WAN) port.
4. Power on.

CHAPTER 4 - CONFIGURE YOUR MESH Wi-Fi ROUTER
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4. 
You can configure your Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s network settings by using either your smartphone or computer.
4.1 
1. Install Dynalink Wi-Fi APP from Google Play or APP store.
2. Create Dynalink account with user’s email account.
3. Refer to the label on the bottom of your Mesh Wi-Fi Router.
Connect your mobile to router via Wi-Fi, there are 2 ways.
User can enter the SSID and Wi-Fi password on the label.
User can use APP to scan the QR_CODE on the label.
4. Follow the instruction on APP to setup internet connection.
5. We highly recommend you to upgrade to the latest APP version
when you set up the first time. So as to achieve maximum
performance and enable more features. Please navigate to the
Settings page on the APP to update the firmware.

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4.2 
1. On your computer, scan available Wi-Fi networks.
2. Select the Wi-Fi Network Name (SSID) found on the white sticker on the
bottom of your Mesh Wi-Fi Router.
3. Enter the unique password found on the white sticker on the bottom of
your Mesh Wi-Fi Router.
4. If preferred, you can use an Ethernet cable to connect your computer to
the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s LAN port for configuration instead of following
step1 to step3.
5. Launch your web browser and enter the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s domain
name or IP address: in the
address bar.
6. Enter the default username (admin) and password (check admin password
on the label) to log in to your Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s management page.

CHAPTER 5 - Set up a Mesh Wi-Fi system
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5. 
Your DL-WME38 Router pair is a smart Mesh Wi-Fi system that enhances the Wi-Fi signal quality and extends its coverage with the use of a Mesh
Wi-Fi Router paired with the Wifi Point. Follow these basic guidelines and start to establish your own smart Mesh Wi-Fi system.
1. Place two of your DL-WME38 in a short distance and power on. One of the DL-WME38 will be configured as the Mesh Wi-Fi Router which
needs to be connected to the Internet firstly, and the other DL-WME38 will be configured the Wifi point.
2. Follow the Dynalink APP step-by-step instructions to finish the internet connection setup. When setup is successfully, your Mesh Wi-Fi Router
INTERNET LED indicator shows green.
3. Then the APP proceeds to the step to add a Wifi Point, both Mesh Wi-Fi Router and Wifi Point will blink green on the WPS LED indicators. Your
DL-WME38 will start to sync the Wi-Fi signal. And then both become solid green when successfully paired.
4. After the Mesh Wi-Fi system has been set up successfully, you can move your Wifi Point anywhere in your home to extend the Wi-Fi coverage.
In case of setup trouble, follow the LED behavior on chapter 2 or see FAQ on chapter 7 for more information.

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6. 
Your Mesh Wi-Fi Router comes with an intuitive Web User Interface (Web UI) that allows you to easily set up its feature.
  
Displays all the Mesh Wi-Fi Router functions. Remember to save your settings with the save button after
making changes.

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6.1 
The Dashboard shows a snapshot of your network status with quick links to key features of your Mesh Wi-Fi Router.

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Click any of the icons on the dashboard: Internet Status, Mesh Network, System Information, Status, System Settings, LAN, Connected Devices,
Security, and Quality of Service to access more information and navigate to the setting pages.
  shows the WAN, LAN, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connection status of Mesh Wi-Fi Router.Navigate to the
corresponding setting page by clicking the icons.
directly navigates to and allows you to see the AP mode, Wi-Fi Settings, and Topology.
 comprehensively displays the information of router feature and status.
navigates to  and allows you to see detailed router status
directly navigates to  for you to configure system settings.
navigates to  for you to manage LAN setting.
displays the connection type, IP, MAC address, and manufacturer of all devices connected to your
router.
prompts out navigation of Firewall IPv4, Firewall IPv6, and VPN settings.
takes you to  directly

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6.2 
6.2.1 
The panel shows a visual overview of connection status between Internet, router, and devices. Click the , , , and  icons to
access more information and quickly navigate to the corresponding setting pages.

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: Displays the link up/down status and the
capability of each LAN port.
: Displays the status, SSID name, password,
and the navigation link of Wi-Fi configuration page.
 Displays IP address, subnet mask, DHCP status,
and navigation link of the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s Local
Area Network (LAN) configuration page.
 Displays IP address, connection type, and
navigation link of the Mesh Wi-Fi Router’s Wide
Area Network (WAN) configuration page.

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6.2.2 
6.2.2.1 
The feature allows you to configure the settings of various WAN connection types.

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

Network Address Translation (NAT) is a method to substitute the information of IP address space from private IP
to public IP when the devices which connected to the router access to the Internet. The router records the
source/destination address on table and maps the IP while receiving packages from Internet.

The connection type to access the Internet.

Maximum transmission unit (MTU) is the largest data packet for the router capable to transmit and receive. The
data packets exceed MTU will be fragmented while transmitting and be reassembled once the packets reach the
destination.


Allows your router to get Domain name Service (DNS) IP address from the Internet Service Provider (ISP)
automatically.

Enter an IP address as the primary domain name server.

Enter an IP address as the secondary domain name server.


Enter a host name for your router.

MAC(Media Access Control) address is a unique identifier that identifies your computer or device in the network.
ISPs monitor the MAC addresses of devices that connect to their services, and would disallow Internet connection
for new MAC addresses. To fix this issue, you can do either of the following:
* Contact your ISP and request to update the MAC address associated with your ISP subscription.
* Clone or change the MAC address of the new device to match the MAC address of the original device.

Some Internet Service Providers might block MAC addresses if the device makes DHCP queries too often. To
prevent this, change the DHCP query frequency. In the default Aggressive mode, if router does not get a response
from the ISP, it sends another query after 20 seconds and makes three more attempts. In Normal mode, if router
doesn’t get a response from the ISP, it makes a second query after 120 seconds and makes two more attempts.

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