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Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
Equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference.
Explains symbols for important information, safety, and warnings used throughout the manual.
Details limitations for multicast and QoS on specific LAN ports.
Recommended procedure for connecting a switch to the router for traffic handling.
Guidance on using LAN ports when the router functions as a switch.
Describes the collapsible menu structure for router configuration and maintenance.
Details information shown in the top bar, including uptime, time, and resource usage.
Explains the main window which shows the currently selected section indicated by navigation.
Provides real-time router system information like name, MAC addresses, and firmware version.
Gives an at-a-glance status for each port on the router, color-coded by speed.
Detailed information for each port, including speed, duplex, and data sent/received.
Displays current information about the status of WAN interfaces, updating in real time.
Explains the function of Release and Renew buttons for managing WAN IP addresses.
Describes the current status of router firewall services and active VPN tunnels (OpenVPN, PPTP).
Explains how VPNs provide secure connections and the router's support for OpenVPN and PPTP tunnels.
Shows the number of attached devices and their status (static vs. DHCP, online/offline).
Details the ARP table tracking devices, DHCP status, and the client table with IP/MAC addresses.
Lists all port forwarding rules currently in place for directing network traffic.
Provides a visual overview of all ports and their status, color-coded by negotiated speed.
Shows detailed status for each port, including speed, duplex, VLAN ID, and data transmission statistics.
Allows adjustment of the router's name, IP address, and system LEDs.
Configures local time, time zone, and NTP server for automatic time synchronization.
Sets up automatic router reboots on a weekly or monthly basis for optimal performance.
Configures the WAN port's name, connection speed, and connection type (DHCP, Static IP, PPPoE, Bridge).
Details settings for using Static IP or PPPoE for WAN connections.
Configures the router to act as a transparent bridge, disabling routing functions.
Sets the MTU size and displays the operational status of the WAN connection.
Configures network service detection using ping and domain resolution tests for connection monitoring.
Configures individual LAN ports, including name, speed, duplex, and VLAN assignments.
Details how to change LAN port settings and shows actual speed and color coding.
Creates subnets, assigns VLANs, and configures the DHCP server for each subnet.
Configures global DHCP options for VoIP systems and other specific requirements.
Manages DHCP address reservations, allowing static IP assignments for specific devices.
Enables and configures firewall features like SPI, DoS Prevention, and WAN request blocking.
Configures UPnP, Bonjour Client, Flow Control, SIP ALG, UDP Timeout, and NAT Loopback.
Blocks selected URLs or websites with offensive terms, with options for active times.
Sets up Dynamic DNS to access the router via a URL instead of a WAN IP address.
Configures rules to direct external network traffic to specific internal IP addresses and ports.
Enables port triggering to allow specific ports to be active only when needed.
Creates and manages user accounts for accessing the router, with security recommendations.
Enables secure HTTPS access to the router, specifying a port and recommending credential changes.
Limits router access to specific MAC or IP addresses for enhanced security.
Permits or blocks network devices by IP or MAC address, with scheduling options.
Provides tools for pinging devices, performing DNS lookups, and tracing routes.
Allows exporting, importing, and restoring router configuration settings.
Displays relays and delays between the router and a target URL to diagnose network paths.
Provides current firmware data and allows for firmware updates.
Displays the default routing table and allows adding static routes for custom network paths.
Configures devices on the LAN to appear with a specific public WAN IP address using 1:1 NAT.
Segments network traffic using VLANs, configuring ports for tagged or untagged traffic.
Explains VPNs and the router's support for OpenVPN and PPTP tunnels for secure connections.
Configures PPTP tunnels, noting its ease of implementation but lack of security.
Defines how the router handles IPv6 addresses, including dual-stack and IPv6-to-IPv4 tunneling.
Configures IPv6 addresses, DHCP server, and DNS settings for both LAN and WAN.
Sets the default gateway and preferred DNS servers for IPv6 connectivity.
Configures IPv6 WAN connection using PPPoE, requiring ISP-specific settings.
Creates a local DNS server on the router for faster results and forwarding of local network device URLs.
Configures SNMP settings for monitoring network device performance and settings.
Sets up users with robust authentication schemes for SNMPv3 access.
Optimizes network traffic and prioritizes services by tagging data packets based on policy.
Maps CoS values to DSCP values and ranges for priority-based traffic management.
Displays recorded activities and status changes, with options to download or clear the log.
Details interface, performance, L2, and L3 features of the router.
Lists security, VPN, and management features supported by the router.
Provides information on the 2-year limited warranty and technical support contact details.
General| Brand | Araknis Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | 310 Series |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
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