TL-R410+ Multi-functional broadband router user manual introduces the product's features and characteristics, including hardware installation, quick installation guide, configuration guide, FAQs and other content
This manual introduces the TL‑R410+ multi‑function broadband router, describing its main features such as WAN/LAN ports, DHCP server, firewall, and VPN pass‑through. It is intended for small‑office and home users who need to share a single broadband line.
The guide covers hardware installation, a quick‑start wizard, detailed configuration steps for WAN types (PPPoE, Dynamic IP, Static IP), security settings, routing functions, and troubleshooting FAQs. Appendices provide TCP/IP configuration details and terminology explanations. This manual is written in Chinese.
| WAN ports | 1 × 10/100M auto‑negotiating Ethernet |
|---|---|
| LAN ports | 4 × 10/100M auto‑negotiating Ethernet |
| DHCP server | Built‑in, supports static address allocation |
| VPN Pass‑through | Supported |
| Virtual server / DMZ | Supported |
| DoS attack protection | Enabled with virus isolation |
| UPnP | Supported (Universal Plug‑and‑Play) |
| Dynamic DNS | Supported |
| MAC address clone | Supported |
Set the ADSL modem to bridge mode, connect the router’s WAN port to the modem, then in the router’s web interface select PPPoE and enter the ISP‑provided username and password.
In the router’s web interface go to Network Parameters → WAN Settings and choose “Dynamic IP” as the WAN connection type, then save the settings.
Open the router’s management page, select “Forwarding Rules” → “Virtual Server”, click “Add New Entry”, enter the service port and the internal IP address, enable it, and save.