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Router's capability to make voice calls over an IP network using a connected phone.
Router is factory-configured for easy setup with a specific service provider.
Access and manage router settings through a web browser without additional software.
Allows multiple wired devices to share network resources and internet connection.
Enables wireless connectivity for devices using 802.11 b/g/n standards.
Lists all the components included in the router's packaging.
Description of physical ports and their functions on the router.
Explanation of the status indicated by each LED light on the router.
Steps to access and log into the router's web-based configuration interface.
Summary of the router's main status and important information displayed on the dashboard.
Displays WAN IP address, primary and secondary DNS server information.
Provides details on Wi-Fi network name, channel, security, and LAN IP address configuration.
Shows LTE connection status, SIM card information, and signal strength metrics.
Displays the versions of the installed IDU and LTE software.
Lists currently connected devices with their MAC address, IP, and connection type.
Shows the status and rules for active Universal Plug and Play connections.
Displays the VoIP registration status and APN configuration.
Accesses core network settings including LAN, Wi-Fi, WPS, and UPnP.
Manages internal LAN settings such as IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP server.
Customizes wireless network parameters like SSID, password, channel, and security mode.
Configuration settings for WEP wireless security protocols.
Configuration settings for WPA and WPA2 wireless security protocols.
Allows creation and management of multiple network names (SSIDs) for the WLAN.
Configures Wi-Fi Protected Setup for simplified device connection.
Controls the Universal Plug and Play feature for automatic network configuration.
Filters network traffic based on MAC addresses to control device access.
Filters network traffic based on IP addresses and port numbers.
Blocks specific web content based on keywords or URLs.
Configures rules to route incoming internet traffic to specific devices on the local network.
Allows external access to specific services on the LAN by mapping ports.
Enables the router to pass VPN traffic through for protocols like PPTP, L2TP, and IPSec.
Configures a DMZ to expose specific devices to the internet while isolating the internal network.
Sets up dynamic DNS services to map a changing IP address to a domain name.
Manages static routes to define network traffic paths.
Displays connected Wi-Fi clients and allows managing their access.
Restricts network access to only devices with IP addresses on the whitelist.
Configures the router to operate in bridge mode, passing the WAN IP address.
Instructions for updating the router's firmware locally or remotely.
Manages device login password and system-level security options.
Options to perform a factory reset or reboot the router.
Configures automatic router reboots at specified times and days.
Configures the router's date and time settings via NTP server.
Allows backing up current settings and restoring them later.
Enables a feature to monitor network connectivity and reboot if necessary.
Displays system activity logs, including events and firmware updates.
Configures Access Point Name settings for mobile network connection.
Manages SIM card PIN lock status, attempts, and changes.
Steps to activate the VoIP service and account with the service provider.
Instructions on how to initiate outgoing calls using the VoIP feature.
How to answer incoming calls using the connected telephone.
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