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General| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz |
|---|---|
| Maximum Data Rate (5 GHz) | 1300 Mbps |
| Maximum Data Rate (2.4 GHz) | 450 Mbps |
| USB Ports | 1 x USB 2.0 |
| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11ac, IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g |
| Ethernet Ports | 4 x 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Security | WPA2, WPA, WEP |
| Antennas | 3 x Detachable |
Provides an overview of the AirStation and its features, guiding users through setup.
Details the physical components and layout of the AirStation, including front and back panels.
Identifies and explains the components on the front panel of the AirStation.
Details the physical components and layout of the AirStation's back panel.
Describes the components located on the bottom of the AirStation, including reset and setup card slots.
Details the mounting holes on the right side of the AirStation for wall mounting.
Explains how to position the AirStation vertically using its stand.
Explains how to position the AirStation horizontally using its stand.
Provides instructions for mounting the AirStation securely to a wall.
Details the initial physical connection steps, including connecting to the modem and powering on the device.
Guides users on how to access and log into the AirStation's configuration interface.
Explains how to connect wireless client devices to the AirStation's network.
Describes the Easy Admin interface, which allows quick configuration of common settings.
Details how to configure basic wireless settings for the AirStation.
Configuration options for the 2.4 GHz wireless band, including SSID, encryption, and channel.
Configuration options for the 5 GHz wireless band, including SSID, encryption, and channel.
Describes the process and interface for setting up AOSS/WPS connections.
Details configuration options for USB storage devices connected to the AirStation.
Explains how to configure guest accounts for network access.
Details how to configure Quality of Service for network traffic prioritization.
Guides on configuring web content filtering to block objectionable sites.
Allows checking the status of devices connected to the network.
Section for advanced configuration options.
Configuration for the WAN-side port and internet connection settings.
Details PPPoE connection settings for internet access.
Configuration for dynamic DNS services to provide a static hostname.
Configuration for the PPTP VPN server.
Configures network address translation for internet communication.
Configures LAN-side and DHCP server settings.
Configures DHCP exceptions and views current DHCP clients.
Configures the AirStation’s IP communication route.
Explains Wi-Fi Protected Setup for easy wireless network establishment.
Describes Buffalo's AirStation One-touch Secure System for easy wireless setup.
Restricts access to specific wireless devices based on MAC addresses.
Restricts unnecessary multicast packets sent to the wireless LAN port.
Configures the AirStation to function as a wireless bridge.
Configures the AirStation's firewall for network security.
Allows creation and editing of IP filters for network traffic control.
Configures IPv6, PPPoE, and PPTP passthrough settings.
Configures port translation to direct incoming data to specific IP addresses.
Configures a destination for packets not routed by the port translation table.
Configures Universal Plug and Play for automatic port configuration.
Sets schedules for when target computers can access the Internet.
Manages and configures attached USB drives.
Assigns AirStation and workgroup names for accessing shared folders.
Configures remote access to NAS via Buffalo's WebAccess cloud service.
Enables streaming of video, pictures, and music to media players.
Configures the built-in BitTorrent client.
Configures priority control settings for network traffic.
Configures power saving modes for the AirStation.
Allows computers to connect to USB devices via wired or wireless LAN.
Configures basic AirStation system settings.
Transfers AirStation logs to a syslog server.
Allows saving, restoring, initializing, or rebooting the AirStation.
Updates the AirStation's firmware.
Views system information for the AirStation.
Records and displays AirStation logs.
Views packet transfer information.
Performs a ping test to check network device communication.
Presents various methods for connecting devices wirelessly.
Connects devices by manually selecting the AirStation's SSID and password.
Automatic connection method using pushbutton or PIN.
Buffalo's proprietary system for secure wireless setup.
Provides detailed options for wireless configuration.
Connects the AirStation to an existing wireless network as a client.
Guides users on downloading utilities from Buffalo's website.
Tool to enter AirStation settings and change IP address.
Software to use printers connected to the AirStation's USB port.
Software to connect Windows PCs to the AirStation with AOSS.
Software to connect Mac computers to the AirStation with AOSS.
Tool to check radio wave condition, speed, and signal quality.
Helps locate the AirStation on the network.
Tips to improve wireless signal strength and coverage.
Addresses issues with unstable wireless connections.
General troubleshooting steps for router malfunctions.
Troubleshooting steps specifically for Mac users.
Lists all items included in the AirStation package.
Lists the default configuration settings for the AirStation.
Default settings for the WZR-1750DHP model across various features.
Default settings for the WZR-1166DHP model across various features.
Details the technical specifications of the AirStation.
Technical specifications for the WZR-1750DHP model.
Technical specifications for the WZR-1166DHP model.
Discusses restrictions and considerations for using shared folders and USB ports.
Provides information on GPL code availability.
Provides tips for improving router performance and security.
Tips for optimizing AirStation placement and settings for performance.
Recommendations for enhancing AirStation security.
Makes a USB printer available on the network.
Steps to enable Network USB for printers.
Guide for installing and using the Network USB Navigator software.
Applies web content filters to block objectionable sites.
Selects a filter level to block specific site categories.
Lists websites that bypass the content filter.
Lists computers that bypass the content filter.
Steps to locate a computer's MAC address.
Sets schedules for when target computers can access the Internet.
Explains port forwarding for directing incoming data.
Manually configures rules for port forwarding.
Edits or deletes individual port forwarding rules or groups.
Sets up a USB drive as a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device.
Steps to power on and connect the USB drive for NAS setup.
Formats the USB drive for NAS use.
Sets user access restrictions for the USB drive.
Enables sharing of the USB drive for network access.
Connects the AirStation to an existing wireless network.
Configures the AirStation to rebroadcast a wireless signal.
Configures AirStation to rebroadcast using access point's SSID and settings.
Connects clients through a wireless bridge when MAC filtering is active.
Steps for configuring wireless bridge clients with MAC filtering.
Saves and restores AirStation configurations using backup files.
Restores AirStation settings from a previously saved backup file.
Instructions for replacing AirStation using a backup file.
Uses AOSS button for easy connection of wireless devices.
Configures the AirStation as a PPTP VPN server.
Creates and edits users for PPTP server access.
Connects AirStation to 2Wire gateways as a client device.
Explains how to use Quality of Service for traffic prioritization.
Manually creates custom QoS priority settings.
Guides on configuring TCP/IP settings in various operating systems.
Step-by-step instructions for TCP/IP configuration in Windows 8.
Step-by-step instructions for TCP/IP configuration in Windows 7.
Step-by-step instructions for TCP/IP configuration in Windows Vista.
Step-by-step instructions for TCP/IP configuration in Windows XP.
Step-by-step instructions for TCP/IP configuration in Mac OS.
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