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General| Brand | Arris |
|---|---|
| Model | SURFboard SBR-AC1900P |
| Category | Wireless Router |
| Language | English |
Specifies the ambient temperature range for optimal router operation.
Details compliance with Federal Communications Commission rules for digital devices.
Outlines FCC radiation exposure limits and safe operating distances for the device.
Provides compliance information for Industry Canada regulations regarding radio frequency devices.
Instructions on how to properly recycle ARRIS equipment to protect the environment.
General introduction to the SURFboard SBR-AC1900P Wi-Fi Router's capabilities and benefits.
Details the dual-band radios, gigabit Ethernet, USB ports, and RipCurrent technology.
Explains RipCurrent technology for high-speed networking using home power lines.
Lists the items provided with the SBR-AC1900P Wi-Fi Router package.
Lists additional items needed before proceeding with router installation and setup.
Outlines the operating systems and internet service requirements for the Wi-Fi Router.
Specifies the recommended hardware configuration for optimal performance with the router.
Provides information about the manual's scope and how to identify the router's model number.
Provides contact information and website links for technical support and product information.
Describes the single LED indicator on the front panel and its status meanings.
Details the various ports and buttons located on the rear panel of the Wi-Fi Router.
Explains the LED indicator lights on the rear panel and their functions for troubleshooting.
Explains how to activate and deactivate Standby mode for Wi-Fi capability.
Factors to consider when selecting the best location for the Wi-Fi Router.
Guidelines for positioning the router on a desk for optimal airflow and stability.
Discusses elements that can impact the usable range of wireless connections.
Outlines different methods for connecting devices to the Wi-Fi Router.
Step-by-step instructions for physically connecting and powering on the Wi-Fi Router.
Guidance on setting up the initial wireless network connection and security.
Instructions on manually configuring a computer's IP and DNS settings for internet access.
Steps to check and refresh the computer's IP address configuration for network connectivity.
Guides users through the initial setup process using the Quick Start Wizard.
Instructions for manually connecting devices to the wireless network.
Explains how to use the WPS button to connect WPS-enabled wireless devices.
Procedures to verify that the wireless network connection is functioning correctly.
Prompts users to register their device after setup for product support.
Methods for connecting mobile devices to the Wi-Fi network using an app or QR code.
Steps to securely pair the router with a G.hn network extender.
Guides on creating a custom domain name and password for G.hn network pairing.
Instructions on how to disconnect the router from a G.hn network extender.
Information on using the mobile app for managing the router and network.
Instructions on how to access and log into the router's web management interface.
Overview of the main menu buttons and links within the router's web interface.
Options for accessing help information, including overview, links, and field-level help.
How to access general product information, firmware version, and connection status.
Procedures for performing diagnostic tests like ping tests to check connectivity.
Configuration options for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) on the local network.
Instructions for configuring Dynamic DNS (DDNS) for a "friendly" network name.
How to view the router's IPv6 address, MAC address, and reachability status.
Information on viewing USB configuration and status for connected devices.
Steps to turn off the LED indicator lights on the rear panel of the Wi-Fi Router.
How to set the router's local time zone and configure Daylight Saving Time.
Steps to configure SSID, broadcast, security mode, and encryption for the main Wi-Fi network.
Instructions for creating a separate wireless network for guests.
How to manually select a Wi-Fi channel to improve network performance or avoid interference.
Steps to restore previously saved router configuration settings.
Procedures for resetting the router to its factory default configuration.
Instructions on how to download and install new firmware for the Wi-Fi Router.
Recommendations and best practices for securing the wireless network against unauthorized access.
Steps to change the router's default administrator login credentials for enhanced security.
How to configure firewall filters and notification settings to protect the home network.
Configuring automatic email alerts for detected firewall attacks or events.
Enabling remote access to configure the router from outside the home network.
Steps to block specific devices from accessing the internet using their IP addresses.
Steps to block specific devices from accessing the internet using their MAC addresses.
Methods for automatically or manually configuring wireless extenders.
How to restrict access to the wireless network based on MAC address.
Configuring Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) to prioritize network traffic based on media type.
Adjusting settings for wireless media performance, like Band Steering and Airtime Fairness.
Features for blocking websites, MAC addresses, and setting time limits for internet access.
How to set up filters to block access to specific website addresses.
Configuring filters to block all web browsing for specific devices or times.
Setting up filters to block all internet access for specific devices or times.
Creating custom filters for blocking specific ports, protocols, or URLs.
Configuring dynamic triggers for specific port numbers to allow application traffic.
Allowing external access to devices or services on the LAN by forwarding specific ports.
Detailed steps for configuring port forwarding for IPv4 addresses.
Detailed steps for configuring port forwarding for IPv6 addresses.
Configuring a computer as a DMZ host for direct internet access, bypassing the firewall.
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