This document introduces how to configure the virtual bypass function of Qno router, including the settings of the center server and the virtual bypass client.
The guide introduces virtual routing features for QNO routers and outlines the required prerequisites, such as enabling PPTP server functionality on the central QVM660 device. It also describes how local devices like the FVR360V can connect through the virtual routing setup.
Detailed steps cover PPTP user creation, WAN port configuration, and customizing TCP/UDP ports (e.g., TCP80). The manual includes instructions for logging specific IP and port traffic, allowing administrators to monitor and adjust routing policies as needed. This manual is written in Chinese.
| WAN IP address of QVM660 | 172.18.16.25 |
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Create a new PPTP user in the interface and click Save.
Yes, you can set any TCP/UDP port, such as TCP80.
Use the log feature which shows specific IP and port status.