2 WAN Load Balancer User Manual

This document is an introduction to the user manual of 2 WAN Load Balancer. The product is a device with load balancing and firewall functions, which can connect multiple broadband connections and support various types of broadband connection methods. It also provides shared and secure Internet broadband connection, supports virtual servers and IP mapping, and has other features.


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Brand
2
Category
Other network devices
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
57
File format
PDF
File size
899 KB
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0BA677A89E91CD4618BC05C9F7504599

About this manual

This document explains how to install and configure the 2 WAN Load Balancer, including network settings, DHCP, UPnP, and NAT features. It describes the physical connections for LAN and WAN ports and shows how to access the device via its web interface.

The guide also details LED indicators for link/activity and speed, firmware upgrade using a TFTP utility, and includes a full specification table with dimensions, operating temperature, power requirements, and network interfaces.

What's inside

  • Installation and Physical Connections
  • Network Configuration
  • LED Status Indicators
  • Firmware Upgrade
  • Specifications
  • Appendix

Specifications

Dimensions245 mm (W) × 137 mm (D) × 30 mm (H)
Operating Temperature0 °C to 40 °C
Storage Temperature-10 °C to 70 °C
LAN Interfaces4 × 10/100Base‑T RJ45 auto‑switching hub ports
WAN Interfaces2 × 10/100Base‑T RJ45 ports
LED Indicators8 LAN, 4 WAN, 1 Status, 1 Power
External Power Supply5 V 1.5 A DC adapter

Frequently asked questions

How can I upgrade the firmware on the 2 WAN Load Balancer?

Use the built‑in TFTP utility: select “Upgrade Firmware” from the web interface, specify the TFTP server and file, and start the transfer.

What do the WAN LED indicators mean?

When a WAN LED flashes alternately it indicates firmware download in progress; flashing concurrently means the MAC address is not assigned; solid on indicates a hardware error such as SDRAM or timer/interrupt error.

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