User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Set up to access the internet
- 3 Web UI description
- 4 Internet Status
- 5 Internet Settings
- 6 WiFi Settings
- 7 Guest Network
- 8 Parental Control
- 9 VPN
- 10 USB App
- 11 Advanced Settings
- 12 System Settings
- Appendixes
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Verification
Devices connected to the router can access both the internet and the intranet.
11.9 DDNS
11.9.1 Overview
WAN IP address is needed when Virtual Server, DMZ Host, and Tenda App function are enabled. If router’s WAN
IP address changes, these functions will not work properly. The DDNS function allows you to map a dynamic WAN
IP address (public IP address) of the router to a static domain name, helping internet users (WAN side) access the
router by static domain name.
If you dislike remembering complex IP addresses, you can enable the DDNS function. To access the configuration
page, click Advanced Settings > DDNS.
The following figure appears after DDNS is enabled: