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Lists the items included in the router's package, such as cables and power adapters.
Details the key technologies and benefits of the Linksys E800 router, including wireless-N and advanced security.
Illustrates and describes the ports and buttons on the rear of the router, such as Ethernet and power ports.
Explains the function of the port activity indicator lights on the router.
Illustrates and describes the bottom of the router, including the reset button.
Guides users through the process of setting up a home network and defines key components like modem and router.
Provides resources for additional assistance, including online support, setup CDs, and Cisco Connect help.
Explains the primary methods for router setup, emphasizing Cisco Connect for ease of use and manual setup for advanced users.
Provides step-by-step instructions for launching and using the Cisco Connect software for initial router setup.
Offers tips to enhance wireless network performance, focusing on router placement and device compatibility.
Details how to use the router's built-in tool to measure and verify internet connection speed.
Introduces methods for connecting various devices to the wireless network.
Explains how to connect computers to the network using an Easy Setup Key or manual configuration.
Guides users through creating and using an Easy Setup Key for simple computer network connections.
Provides instructions on connecting a computer to the network using a pre-created Easy Setup Key.
Details the steps for manually connecting a computer to the network without using the Easy Setup Key.
Explains how to connect both wired and wireless printers to the network.
Lists various other wireless devices that can connect to the network, such as game consoles and smart phones.
Provides a general guide for manually connecting devices that do not support Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
Guides users on how to modify the network name (SSID) and password for enhanced security.
Explains how to access the router's advanced configuration interface via a web browser.
Provides instructions for advanced users to manually configure router settings instead of using Cisco Connect.
Details manual configuration steps for various Internet connection types, especially for non-US ISPs.
Explains how to configure IPv6 settings for improved network support and future-proofing.
Guides users on configuring the router's DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to network devices.
Explains how to assign fixed IP addresses to specific devices on the network for better management.
Details how to use DDNS services to access network resources remotely over the Internet.
Explains how to copy a MAC address to the router to avoid re-registering with the ISP.
Covers configuring the router for VPN passthrough to securely connect to corporate networks.
Explains how to use QoS settings to prioritize traffic for gaming, voice, and other real-time applications.
Guides users on enabling and configuring remote management access to the router's settings.
Details how to configure VoIP settings, specifically the SIP ALG feature, for voice communication over the internet.
Explains how to enable or disable Universal Plug and Play for automatic device configuration.
Guides users on configuring the router to extend the range of an existing wireless network.
Provides instructions on converting an old router into an access point to extend wireless coverage.
Details the configuration steps to set up an old router as an access point for extended wireless network coverage.
Explains scenarios and steps for installing a new router behind an existing one for network isolation or extension.
Covers sharing an internet connection with multiple tenants or within an office environment.
Provides specific steps for adding a router to share an existing internet connection.
Details methods for extending network range or adding wireless capabilities using another router.
Explains how to configure static DNS settings for content filtering providers.
Explains how to use the DMZ feature to make a device accessible from the Internet, highlighting security risks.
Explains how to confirm network security by checking the Cisco Connect status indicator.
Guides users on manually setting essential security configurations like passwords and SSIDs.
Provides instructions for setting a strong, secure password for router administration.
Details how to change the wireless network name (SSID) for identification and security.
Explains how to use Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for easy and secure connection of devices.
Describes the meaning of the Wi-Fi Protected Setup activity light on the router.
Guides on connecting devices using the WPS button on both the device and the router.
Explains how to connect devices using their unique Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN.
Guides on connecting devices when the client asks for the router's specific Wi-Fi Protected Setup PIN.
Provides instructions for manually configuring devices that do not support Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
Explains MAC filtering as a method to control which devices can access the wireless network.
Details how to configure the router's built-in firewall settings for enhanced network protection.
Guides on customizing IPv6 firewall rules for specific applications and services.
Introduces port forwarding as a feature to direct inbound Internet traffic to specific devices or ports.
Details how to forward inbound traffic on a specific port to a single device on the local network.
Explains how to forward multiple ports to a single device for applications requiring more than one port.
Guides on forwarding a range of ports to a single device, often used for applications like BitTorrent.
Explains port range triggering for monitoring outgoing data and routing return traffic to the correct computer.
Provides specific port forwarding configurations required for optimal Xbox online gaming performance.
Explains the importance of backing up router settings and how to perform backup and restore operations.
Details the process of restoring router settings from a previously saved configuration file.
Guides users on resetting the router to its original factory settings when troubleshooting issues.
Explains how to perform a factory reset using the physical reset button on the router.
Details how to perform a factory reset using the router's browser-based administration interface.
Provides instructions for updating the router's firmware to improve performance or add features.
Explains how to check the router's operational status, including internet connection and network security.
Guides users on checking router status through the browser-based utility interface.
Explains how to turn off the LED status lights on the router's Ethernet ports.
Details how to use diagnostic tools like Ping and Traceroute to test network connectivity.
Explains how to enable, view, and save different types of traffic logs for monitoring network activity.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the Linksys E800 router, including model and port details.
Lists environmental specifications such as dimensions, weight, power requirements, and operating conditions.
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