1. Power on, press according to the interface prompts to enter the management interface;
2 .Select ;
3. Select Configuration Utility>;
< br>4. Select ;
5. Select ;
6 .Selec
1. Power on, press according to the interface prompts to enter the management interface;
2 .Select ;
3. Select Configuration Utility>;
< br>4. Select ;
5. Select ;
6 .Selec
Reference: http://tieba.baidu.com/p/4224078869
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