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General| Model | EA2700 |
|---|---|
| Category | Network Router |
| Wireless Standard | 802.11n |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz |
| Antennas | Internal |
| Processor | Unknown |
| Parental Controls | Yes |
| Guest Network | Yes |
| Security Features | WPA/WPA2, SPI firewall |
| Wireless Speed | 300 Mbps |
| Ethernet Ports | 4 x 10/100 Mbps |
Lists items included in the router package for the EA2700 model.
Highlights key capabilities and technologies of the EA2700 router.
Explains the components and steps for setting up a home network.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the router using setup software.
Covers changing router settings for security and performance.
Guides on connecting computers and other devices to the network.
Details on configuring parental controls to restrict internet access.
Steps to set up a separate guest network for visitors.
Advanced method for manually configuring router settings.
Guides on manually configuring the router's internet connection settings.
Configuring IPv6 settings for enhanced network addressing.
Tips to optimize performance by leveraging dual-band capabilities.
Methods for managing network access, including MAC filtering.
Configuring firewall settings for enhanced network security.
Customizing IPv6 port services for applications.
Configuring the router to automatically assign IP addresses.
Assigning unique, fixed IP addresses to specific network devices.
Using DDNS to access your network remotely via a domain name.
Assigning an existing MAC address to the router.
Understanding VPNs and configuring router settings for corporate access.
Configuring media prioritization for demanding applications.
Configuring the router for VoIP services.
Enabling Universal Plug and Play for device discovery and configuration.
Extending wireless signal range by using the router as an access point.
Scenarios for installing a router behind another router.
Steps to share an Internet connection from an upstream router.
Methods to extend network range or add wireless capabilities.
Using DMZ to make a device accessible from the Internet.
Forwards inbound traffic to specific devices or ports on the local network.
Forwards inbound traffic on a single port to a specific device.
Forwards inbound traffic on multiple ports to a single device.
Forwards inbound traffic on a range of ports to a single device.
Uses port triggering to route requested data back to the correct computer.
Saves and restores router settings for easy recovery.
Installs new firmware to fix issues or add features.
Resets the router to its original factory settings.
Verifies secure internet connection and device status.
Turns off Ethernet port status lights to reduce distraction.
Uses diagnostic tools like Ping and Traceroute to check connectivity.
Enables and views router logs to track internet traffic.
Steps to take if initial router setup fails.
Ensures Windows XP compatibility by installing Service Pack 3.
Troubleshoots issues related to the internet cable connection.
Resolves issues preventing access to the router's interface.
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