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General| Wi-Fi Standard | 802.11n |
|---|---|
| Ethernet Ports | 4 |
| Wireless Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz |
| Maximum Wireless Speed | 300 Mbps |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| DSL Standard | ADSL2+ |
| Type | Network Router |
| WAN Ports | 1 x RJ11 |
| Antennas | 2 x External |
| Model | ADB P.DG A4001N |
Provides information on how to install and configure the Home Station ADSL ADB P.DG A4001N.
Explains how the P.DG A4001N and Ethernet Cables are referred to throughout the guide.
Lists and explains notice icons and text conventions used in the manual for clarity.
Describes the Home Station ADSL ADB P.DG A4001N as a cost-effective solution for sharing internet.
Lists all hardware and software items included in the Home Station ADSL ADB P.DG A4001N kit.
Highlights the benefits of the Home Station ADSL ADB P.DG A4001N, including shared internet and wireless connectivity.
Details the various networking features and applications supported by the Home Station ADSL ADB P.DG A4001N.
Explains the integrated ADSL modem, connectivity ports, and data transfer speeds of the Home Station ADSL.
Specifies the necessary computer and network components for operating the Home Station ADSL.
Describes the indicator lights (LEDs) on the front panel of the Home Station ADSL.
Details the ports and buttons located on the rear panel of the Home Station ADSL.
Information required from your ISP before setting up the Home Station ADSL.
Guidelines for optimal placement of the Home Station ADSL in your office or home.
Step-by-step instructions for installing T-connectors and DSL microfilters for phone line connections.
Procedure for mounting the Home Station ADSL securely to a wall.
Steps to properly power on the Home Station ADSL and verify its operational status.
Instructions for physically connecting the Home Station ADSL to the phone socket and network.
Guide on connecting the Home Station ADSL to a computer using an Ethernet cable.
Procedure for installing the TCP/IP protocol on Windows operating systems for network connectivity.
Steps to obtain IP settings from the Home Station ADSL for Windows 2000 and other OS versions.
Instructions for connecting to the Home Station ADSL wirelessly using Wi-Fi.
Explains how to apply or save configuration changes made via the router's web interface.
Describes the main menu structure and descriptive information panels in the router's configuration.
Provides a read-only overview of router hardware, firmware, software, and DSL connection status.
Displays information about the Wide Area Network (WAN) connection status after setup.
Accesses and displays statistics for the Local Area Network (LAN) interface.
Provides statistics for the WAN service, including received and transmitted data.
Displays statistics related to the XTM (Cross-Time Multiplexing) interface.
Shows DSL statistics and allows running a DSL Bit Error Rate Test for diagnostics.
Accesses the routing status report to view the router's current routing table.
Displays the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) status, mapping IP to MAC addresses.
Shows the DHCP server's current leases, including client IP and MAC addresses.
Configures the DSL ATM Interface by setting VPI, VCI, and service categories.
Guides through adding and configuring WAN interfaces and services like PPPoE.
Configures the LAN interface IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP server settings.
Allows configuration of Virtual Servers to direct incoming WAN traffic to internal servers.
Enables opening specific ports in the firewall dynamically for remote access.
Configures a DMZ host to allow external access to specific applications on the network.
Configures outgoing IP traffic filters to block or allow specific traffic from the LAN.
Configures incoming IP traffic filters to accept or block specific traffic on WAN/LAN interfaces.
Sets up MAC address filters to allow or deny access for specific devices.
Allows configuration of access time restrictions for network users.
Enables filtering of specific websites to prevent access to inappropriate content.
Configures QoS to prioritize network traffic based on DSCP marks.
Sets up QoS queues to manage traffic prioritization for wireless and wired networks.
Assigns a preferred default gateway for network traffic when multiple WAN interfaces exist.
Allows manual configuration of static routes in the router's routing table.
Configures policy-based routing rules to direct traffic based on specific criteria.
Enables or disables the RIP (Routing Information Protocol) for WAN interfaces.
Configures DNS server addresses or selects WAN interfaces for DNS information.
Sets up Dynamic DNS to alias a dynamic IP address to a static hostname.
Configures DSL modulation, phone line, and capability settings as per ISP requirements.
Enables/disables the 3G key functionality and configures operator credentials.
Allows enabling or disabling the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) functionality.
Enables or disables the DNS Proxy functionality and allows configuration.
Enables or disables printer support for network printing.
Displays information about attached storage devices for easier access.
Allows configuration of user accounts for accessing storage devices.
Configures interface grouping for multiple ports to support PVC and bridging groups.
Manages local certificates used by peers to verify identity.
Manages Trusted CA certificates used to verify peers' certificates.
Configures the IGMP Protocol for multicast traffic management.
Configures basic wireless features like SSID, channel, and network visibility.
Manages wireless network security, including authentication methods and encryption.
Allows setting up MAC address filters to control device access to the wireless network.
Configures wireless bridge features to extend network coverage or connect devices.
Configures advanced wireless features such as channel, transmission rate, and power-saving modes.
Displays information about authenticated wireless stations and their connection status.
Enables running diagnostic tests to check DSL, DSL provider, and Internet provider connections.
Allows backing up the current DSL router configuration to a file.
Procedure to update router settings by loading a previously saved configuration file.
Restores the router to its original factory default settings.
Allows viewing and configuring the system log for troubleshooting.
Provides access to view and reset the security log.
Configures the TR-069 client for auto-configuration, provision, and diagnostics.
Allows configuration of the modem's current time settings.
Manages user accounts and passwords for accessing router settings.
Steps to perform a software upgrade for the router using an image file.
Instructions for rebooting the router to apply configuration changes.
Overview of communication protocols including TCP/IP.
Requirements for configuring the router for network management.
Details on how IP addresses and subnet masks work and their importance.
Explains the two common structures for IP addresses and their subnet masks.
Describes methods like DHCP, Static, and Auto-IP addressing for network devices.
Lists the supported standards for WAN, LAN, and Wireless interfaces.
Details supported WAN protocols like Ethernet over ATM and PPP over ATM.
Specifies supported routing protocols (RIP, Static) and bridging (Transparent Bridging).
Outlines QoS capabilities including traffic shaping and priority-based scheduling.
Details security mechanisms like firewalls and IP protocol filtering.
Lists management protocols and capabilities like TR-069 and Telnet.
Provides operating and non-operating temperature and humidity ranges.
Details the input and output specifications of the power adapter.
Definitions for IEEE wireless Ethernet specifications and their data rates.
Explains the function of an Access Point and the Ad Hoc mode for wireless networking.
Definitions for Ethernet standards (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX) and Wi-Fi.
Explains Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
Defines Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) and methods of data encryption.
Explains Firewall protection and IP protocol filtering for network security.
Defines Internet Protocol (IP), IP Address, and Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Explains Local Area Network (LAN), Media Access Control (MAC), and Network Address Translation (NAT).
Defines Protocol, Router functions, and Service Set Identifier (SSID).
Explains Subnet Mask and the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
Describes URL Filter functionality and Universal Serial Bus (USB) connections.
Defines Wide Area Network (WAN), Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), and Wireless LAN (WLAN).
Explains Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) as a dynamic encryption mechanism.
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