Available 4 files for E-Tech RTBR04

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech RTBR04

Description

E-Tech Router

Operating System

Firmware Rev 1

Version

6.1.2.57, Apr 26, 2005

Size Driver

406KB

File Name

rtrb04_61257.zip

Observations

Firmware 6.v1.2.57 Upgrade via het router menu. Na upgrade factory defaults terughalen. Vereist bij gebruik Kabelfoon/Caiway/Terrayon modem.
Alleen voor REV.1 model! controleer sticker aan de onderkant van uw router!
Firmware 6.v1.2.57 Upgrade through router menu. Reset factory defaults after upgrading. Required when using Kabelfoon/Caiway/Terrayon cable modem.
Only for revision 1 model. Check the sticker on the bottom of your router!

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech RTBR04

Description

E-Tech Router

Operating System

Nederlandse Handleiding

Language Driver

Dutch

Size Driver

718KB

File Name

rtbr04_manual_nl.zip

Observations

Nederlandse Handleiding
Dutch Manual

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech RTBR04

Description

E-Tech Router

Operating System

Full Manual (advanced)

Version

English Version

Language Manual

English

Size Driver

133KB

File Name

rtrb04_manual_us_advanced.zip

Observations

Chapter 1 Introduction On RTBR04 3
1.1 Product Feature 3
1.2 Package Contents 4

Chapter 2 Hardware Setup 4
2.1 Rear Panel 4
2.2 Front Panel 5
2.3 Hardware Install Process 5

Chapter 3 Router Setting 6
3.1 Setup your Network 6
3.2 Fast Setup Guide 6

3.3 Config information 10
3.3.1 Running Status 10
3.3.2 Wizard 10

3.4 Advanced Config 10
3.4.1 LAN Port 10
3.4.2 WAN Port Setup 11
3.4.3 MAC Address Clone 11
3.4.4 DNS 11

3.5 DHCP Server 12
3.5.1 DHCP Client List 12

3.6 Virtual Service 12
3.6.1 Virtual Server 13
3.6.2 DMZ Host 13
3.6.3 UpnP Mapping Table 13

3.7 Security Setting 14
3.7.1 Firewall Setting 14
3.7.2 URL Filter 14
3.7.3 MAC Filter 14
3.7.4 Remote WEB Management 14
3.7.5 WAN Port Ping 15
3.7.6 Special Application Filter 15

3.8 Routing 15
3.8.1 Routing Table 15
3.8.2 Static Routing Table 16

Appendix : Default settings 17
1.1 Product Feature
One 10M/100M auto negotiation WAN port, connectible to xDSL/Cable Modem or Ethernet
Four 10M/100M auto negotiation LAN ports
Compliant with IEEE802.3 Ethernet Standard and IEEE802.3u Fast Ethernet Standard
Full duplex IEEE802.3x flow control, Half duplex Backpressure flow control
Support TCP/IP?PPPoE?DHCP?ICMP?NAT?SNTP protocol
Prevent D.O.S Network attack
Support VPN Pass through
Support UPnP, support MSN audio and video Communication
Support DDNS
Provide DHCP server, support fixed IP address
Support static and dynamic Routing
Support Virtual server, support DMZ host
Support MAC address filter, can control user access Internet
Support URL filter, can control user access Web site
Run or Stop at set time, save Internet access cost
Local?Remote Web management, English Web pages
Upgrade firmware on the Web
1.2 Package Contents
? Multifunctional Broadband Router RTBR04
? Power Adapter
? User Manual

Company

E-Tech

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

E-Tech RTBR04

Description

E-Tech Router

Operating System

Quick Install Guide

Language Driver

English

Size Driver

172KB

File Name

rtrb04_manual_us_a4.zip

Observations

Checking if your connection is active.

If your router has been correctly setup, you should be online after about 2 minutes. When you click ‘Running Status’ in the left menu, the status screen will be shown, containing details about the connection. In this screen, under ‘Wan Status’ the WAN ip adress and Domain name servers must be shown. These should match with the ip-details that were previously assigned directly to the pc. When using PPPoE, Linked time should be shown, and increase when you refresh the page.
General troubleshooting

1. If you cannot reach the router, use a static ip on your pc to test. Afterwards, you can select dynamic ip’s on your pc’s.
2. Renew the pc’s ip-address. Click Start ? Run and type WINIPCFG (or: CMD enter, followed by IPCONFIG under Windows 2000/XP). Check if the Ip-address is correct, DNS and Gateway should match the router. Both should be set to 192.168.1.1. Win98: You can click ‘release all’ followed by ‘renew all’ to force the pc to renew its address. Rebooting the PC will force a renew on all windows-variants.
3. The connection should be active after about 2 minutes. If this is not the case, turn off both the modem and router. Wait for about 5 minutes, and then turn on your modem. Wait untill the modem has completely started, and then turn on your router. After about two minutes, valid details should be shown on the ‘status’ screen.
4. Connection problems ? Remove firewall software like Norton Firewall and McAffee. These programs should not be used when using the router, since they can conflict with the router’s built-in firewall.
5. If your router appears to not save any settings:
In Explorer go to extra - ‘internet options’ -> erase ‘history’ and ‘cached files’
Also make sure that ‘work offline’ is not active under the ‘file’ menu.

Settings for providers that use Dynamic IP (DHCP)

If your provider uses DHCP to assign you an ip address, follow the steps below:

Click ‘Wizard’ in the left menu. Then click ‘next’ to proceed.
- Check ‘Ethernet Broadband (Dynamic IP)’ and click ‘Next’
- If your provider identifies your connection using a hostname, enter it here



Many providers identify you by using a unique mac-address. Assuming you previously used only one pc on the connection, its mac-address will be know with the provider. If you are running this wizard from that first pc, you must press the ‘clone mac’ button to copy that mac-address to the
router, overwriting the router’s own mac address. To the provider it will then seem as if the connected hardware is actually a PC instead of a router.

After setting up this page, click the ‘Next’ button, then the ‘save’ button to save the settings. Click ‘continue’ to return to the status page. After about 2 minutes the connection will be active, and you should be able to access the internet.

Installation
Using this router you can share your internet connection with one or more computers. Your cable- or dsl-modem must be connected to the WAN port. Your computers connect to ports 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Change the windows IP setup (Note: these only need to be changed if you modified them!)
a) Windows 95, 98, ME: Click Start ? Settings ? Control Panel ? Network ? TCP/IP properties (Select the TCP/IP set that is connected to the card) Set to automatic IP.
b) Windows 2000,XP: Click Start ? Control Panel ? Network And Internet Connections ? Network Connections ? Right-Click the LAN connection and select ‘Properties’ ? Set to Automatic IP and DNS
(By default, the router’s built-in DHCP server will assign each connected pc an ip address.)

Settings for providers that use PPPoE

If your provider uses PPTP or PPPoE to assign you an ip address, follow the steps below:

Click ‘Wizard’ in the left menu. Then click ‘next’ to proceed.
- Check ‘ADSL Virtual Dail-up (PPPoE)’and click ‘Next’



For PPPoE Setup:
Username: Your adsl or cable login name
Password: Your adsl or cable password

If you do not know any of the above details, and are sure that your provider uses PPPoE, please contact your provider for more information. Username and password are usually supplied by your provider in your first-time setup documents.

After setting up this page, click the ‘Next’ button, then the ‘save’ button to save the settings. Click ‘continue’ to return to the status page. After about 2 minutes the connection will be active, and you should be able to access the internet.