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General| WAN Ports | 1 |
|---|---|
| LAN Ports | 4 |
| Wireless Standard | 802.11n |
| Wireless Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz |
| Maximum Wireless Speed | 300 Mbps |
| DSL Compatibility | ADSL2+ |
| USB Port | 1 x USB 2.0 |
| Firewall | Yes |
| VPN Support | Yes |
| Security Protocols | WPA2 |
| DSL Technology | ADSL2+ |
Details the hardware and software specifications needed to use the gateway.
Lists the key capabilities and technologies supported by the wireless gateway.
Provides an overview of the gateway's physical components, ports, and indicator lights.
Guides users on how to launch and access the gateway's web-based configuration interface.
Explains the main navigation icons available on the gateway's home screen interface.
Details the Summary, Product Info, and Login Status sections of the home screen.
Describes the WAN and wireless connection status parameters displayed on the home screen.
Explains the section that displays devices connected to the gateway's network.
Covers the firewall status display and available diagnostic tools on the home screen.
Provides instructions on how to navigate to the wireless configuration sections of the gateway.
Covers enabling the wireless radio and configuring basic SSID and security settings.
Details the configuration options for WEP wireless security, including key setup.
Explains how to set up WEP security using a RADIUS server for authentication.
Discusses advanced wireless parameters like compatibility mode, channel width, and power save.
Guides users on setting up Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for easy wireless device connection.
Describes how to control wireless network access by allowing or denying specific MAC addresses.
Explains how to set up a network of access points using the Wireless Distribution System (WDS).
Provides instructions on how to navigate to the firewall configuration sections of the gateway.
Details how to configure firewall security levels, WAN PING block mode, and service allowances.
Explains how to configure firewall settings specifically for IPv6 traffic.
Guides users on setting up port forwarding rules to expose specific applications to the Internet.
Describes how to set up port forwarding for common applications based on their category.
Explains how to configure a device in the DMZ to bypass firewall restrictions for Internet access.
Details DMZ hosting configuration specifically for IPv6 addresses.
Guides users on enabling or disabling Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) for automatic network configuration.
Provides instructions on how to navigate to the advanced configuration sections of the gateway.
Details how to prevent specific devices from accessing particular internet services.
Guides users on blocking access to specific websites for all devices on the network.
Explains how to set up specific times or days for devices to access the internet.
Covers configuration options for utilizing one or both DSL lines in bonded mode.
Guides users on manually configuring the WAN IP address and ISP connection protocols.
Details how to configure the gateway's IPv6 local area network (LAN) settings.
Explains how to assign permanent IP addresses to specific devices using DHCP reservation.
Covers changing the default LAN IP address and configuring DHCP server settings.
Guides users on setting up IPv6 Wide Area Network (WAN) connection parameters.
Details how to configure Dynamic DNS to associate a hostname with the gateway's IP address.
Explains how to create static hostnames for specific IP addresses on the WAN or LAN.
Guides users on enabling or disabling the port bridging functionality.
Details how to enable Home Phoneline Networking Alliance (HPNA) networking.
Provides instructions on how to change the administrator password for accessing the gateway.
Describes how to access information about connected storage devices.
Explains the procedure for restarting the gateway to apply settings or resolve issues.
Guides users on resetting the gateway to its original factory default configuration.
Details how to perform a speed test to measure internet connection performance.
Explains how to perform a ping test to check internet connectivity and latency.
Describes using TCP Dump for debugging network traffic, intended for experienced technicians.
Guides users on performing an Iperf test to measure network throughput.
Explains how to perform a ping test to check IPv6 internet connectivity.
Details how to use Traceroute to determine the path packets take across a network.
Explains how to use Traceroute to determine the path for IPv6 network traffic.
Guides users on setting the correct time zone for the gateway.
Explains how to change the language of the gateway's graphical user interface (GUI).
Details how to perform diagnostic tests on Home Phoneline Networking Alliance (HPNA) connections.
Explains how to enable or disable the gateway's DNS caching functionality.
Covers configuration of IGMP settings for managing multicast traffic.
Displays the history of firmware upgrades performed on the gateway.
Explains how to enable or disable the Session Initiation Protocol Application Level Gateway (SIP ALG).
Describes the advanced troubleshooting tools available in the gateway's toolbox.
Explains how to enable or disable the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) server functionality.
Details how to perform diagnostic tests on the gateway's digital subscriber line (DSL) connections.
Guides users on how to access the various status screens to monitor gateway performance.
Displays detailed parameters of the gateway's internet connection, including IP and DNS info.
Shows status information related to the DSL line connections, including speed and uptime.
Displays parameters for the WAN Ethernet connection, such as IP address and MAC address.
Presents the gateway's IP routing table, showing network paths and destinations.
Displays the current status and configuration of the gateway's firewall.
Shows the Network Address Translation (NAT) table, listing active connections.
Displays statistics for the wireless network, including security, mode, and packet counts.
Shows statistics on the gateway's modem resource usage, such as memory and session counts.
Displays statistics for the local area network (LAN), including Ethernet port status.
Presents the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache, mapping IP addresses to MAC addresses.
Displays statistics for various network interfaces, including packet and byte counts.
Shows multicast statistics, including joined clients and timeout values per channel.
Displays system events and logs, and allows activation of firewall logging.
Provides basic information such as model numbers, standards, and protocols supported.
Details the indoor and outdoor wireless signal range and speeds.
Lists and explains the meaning of the various LED indicators on the gateway's front panel.
Specifies power requirements, operating temperatures, and humidity levels.
Contains FCC compliance information for Class B equipment and potential interference measures.
Warns users that unauthorized modifications may void their authority to operate the equipment.
Outlines the warranty terms and duration for the hardware product.
Details the warranty terms and duration for the software licensed with the product.
Explains the process and requirements for requesting warranty service or support.
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