Tenda AC11 User Manual

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LED indicator
Status
Description
LED indicator
Solid on
The router is starting or connected to the internet successfully.
Slow blinking
The router fails to connect to the internet.
Fast blinking for
3 seconds
A wired device is connected to or disconnected from the router.
Fast blinking for
8 seconds
The migration of PPPoE user name and password succeeds after you
connect the WAN port of the original router to one of the LAN ports of
the new router.
Fast blinking for
2 minutes
The router is performing WPS negotiation.
Port & button
Port/Button
Description
POWER
Power jack.
Used to connect to the included power adapter.
WAN
10/100/1000 Mbps auto-negotiation WAN port.
Used to connect this router to the internet. Yu can connect this port to the LAN port from
the modem or the Ethernet jack at home.
1, 2
10/100/1000 Mbps auto-negotiation LAN ports.
Used to connect to wired devices such as computers or switches.
IPTV/3
10/100/1000 Mbps auto-negotiation Ethernet port.
By default, it is a LAN port. If the IPTV function of the router is enabled, it serves only as an
IPTV port used to connect to a set-top box.
WPS/RST
Used to start the WPS negotiation, or to reset the router.
⚫
WPS: Press the button for 1 to 3 seconds. Within 2 minutes, enable the WPS function of
the other WPS-supported device to establish a WPS connection.
⚫
Reset: Hold down the button for about 8 seconds, and then release it when the LED
indicator blinks fast. When the LED indicator lights solid on again, the router is reset
successfully.

Tenda AC11 Specifications

General

Max WiFi Speed	1200 Mbps
Frequency Bands	2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
RAM	128 MB
MU-MIMO	Yes
WiFi Standard	IEEE 802.11ac
Wireless Standards	IEEE 802.11ac/a/n/g/b
Wireless Speed	300 Mbps (2.4 GHz) + 867 Mbps (5 GHz)
Antennas	5 external antennas
Ports	1 x 10/100Mbps WAN port, 3 x 10/100Mbps LAN ports
Interface	Web-based Interface
Button	WPS/Reset
Security	WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK
Power Input	100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz

Summary

Copyright Statement

Disclaimer

Preface

Conventions

For More Documents

Technical Support

Get to Know Your Device

Overview

Describes the dual-band WiFi router's capabilities and technology.

Appearance

Details the physical appearance of the router models.

Device Label

Explains information on the router's bottom label.

Web UI

Log In to the Web UI

Guides users on accessing the router's web interface.

Web UI Layout

Describes the components of the router's web user interface.

Common Elements

Explains common UI elements like OK and Cancel buttons.

Status

View Internet Connection Status

Checks the router's internet connection status.

View Online Device Information

Displays information about connected devices and their speeds.

View System Information

Provides details about the router's system, connection, and firmware.

Internet Settings

Overview

Introduces internet settings and supported working modes.

Serve as a Router

Configures the router to provide internet access.

Set up a PPPoE Connection

Sets up internet connection using PPPoE.

Set up a Dynamic IP Connection

Sets up internet connection using Dynamic IP.

Serve as a WiFi Extender

Configures the router to extend WiFi coverage.

Method 1: Set the Router to WISP Mode

Steps to configure the router as a WISP.

Method 2: Set the Router to Universal Repeater Mode

Steps to configure the router as a universal repeater.

Serve as an AP

Configures the router to function as an Access Point.

Wireless Settings

WiFi Name and Password

Covers configuring WiFi network name and password.

Change the WiFi Name and WiFi Password

Guides on changing WiFi network name and password.

Connect to a Hidden WiFi Network

Explains how to connect to a hidden WiFi network.

Guest Network

Manages guest WiFi network settings.

Set Up the Guest Network

Provides steps to set up a guest WiFi network.

WPS

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for quick connection.

Bandwidth Control

Set the Upload and Download Speed Limit

Configures speed limits for connected devices.

Add Devices to the Blacklist

Blocks specific devices from accessing the internet.

Parental Controls

An Example of Configuring Parental Controls

Provides an example of setting up parental controls.

Sleeping Mode

WiFi Schedule

Schedules WiFi network to be disabled for power saving.

Advanced

MAC Address Filter

Controls internet access based on MAC addresses.

Only Allow Specified Devices to Access the Internet

Configures the router to allow only specific devices internet access.

Port Forwarding

Enables internet access to local area network resources.

DDNS

Configures DDNS for server access via domain name.

DMZ Host

Configures a DMZ host for unrestricted internet communication.

IPv6 Connectivity

Connect to the ISP's IPv6 Network

Guides on connecting to ISP's IPv6 network.

PPPoEv6

Details setting up IPv6 connection using PPPoEv6.

Administration

Login Password

Recommends and guides setting a secure login password.

WAN Parameters

Configures various WAN connection parameters.

Clone WAN MAC Address

Clones WAN MAC address for internet account binding.

Remote Web-based Management

Enables remote access to the router's web UI.

Enable Tenda Technical Support to Access the Web UI

Enables Tenda support for remote router access.

Device Management

Manages router functions like reboot and reset.

Reboot the Router

Restarts the router to apply settings or fix issues.

Reset the Router

Resets the router to factory default settings.

Upgrade Firmware

Updates router firmware for new features and stability.

Appendix

Configuring the Computer to Obtain an IPv4 Address Automatically

Guides automatic IPv4 address configuration in Windows.