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General| VPN Support | IPsec, SSL, PPTP |
|---|---|
| Firewall | SPI Firewall, DoS protection |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
| Storage Temperature | -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Management | SNMP |
Overview of the Cisco RV260 VPN Series routers' features and benefits.
Steps to get started with the device, including initial setup and configuration.
Guide for using the setup wizard for initial network configuration.
Explanation of the device's user interface elements and navigation.
Provides a snapshot of device settings, firmware, serial number, and network status.
Displays statistics of protocols, ports, and IP addresses on the device.
Shows statistics and status of device interfaces, including packets sent/received.
Displays statistics for outbound and inbound WAN Quality of Service.
Shows statistics for packet forwarding rates and dropped packets on the switch.
Lists all connected devices on the router, showing IPv4 details.
Displays routing status and information about network topology.
Shows IP and MAC addresses, lease expiry time, and binding type for DHCP clients.
Provides information on mobile network connection status and data card details.
Displays the tunnel status for various VPN types like Site-to-Site and Client-to-Site.
Displays device logs, allowing filtering by category, severity, or keyword.
Shows the status of the captive portal feature for wireless user access.
Provides device information like model, firmware version, and USB dongle driver status.
Instructions for uploading and upgrading firmware, language files, or USB dongle drivers.
Configuration for automatic firmware updates from USB flash drives.
Mechanism to recover from firmware installation failures by switching to a secondary image.
Allows users to restart the device with active or inactive images.
Provides tools like Ping and Traceroute for troubleshooting network issues.
Manages digital certificates for secure communication and authentication.
Steps to import various types of digital certificates into the device.
Process for generating Certificate Signing Requests (CSR) and certificates.
Displays details of built-in third-party CA certificates.
Manages device configurations, including saving and copying settings.
Procedures for copying the running configuration to the startup configuration.
Guides through initial router setup, including internet connection and basic network settings.
Assigns a hostname and domain name to identify the device on the network.
Configures time zone, daylight saving, and NTP server for accurate time synchronization.
Configures system logging, severity levels, and event categories.
Configures email server settings for sending alerts and logs.
Configures the device to send event messages to a remote logging server.
Configures the device's email server for sending notifications and logs.
Manages user accounts, password complexity, and web login session timeouts.
Creates user groups and assigns service access permissions.
Sets up IP address groups for application control policies and web filtering.
Configures Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) for device monitoring and management.
Enables Bonjour service discovery protocol for locating network devices.
Configures Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) for advertising device capabilities.
Configures automatic firmware updates and email notifications for updates.
Creates schedules to apply firewall or port forwarding rules at specific times.
Manages services, including adding, editing, or deleting entries.
Manages firmware and configuration centrally for Plug and Play enabled devices.
Cisco-provided service for device discovery using Plug and Play Connect.
Steps to create a controller profile for Plug and Play service.
Manual process to register devices with the Plug and Play Connect service.
Configures physical WAN and VLAN interfaces, including IPv4, IPv6, and advanced settings.
Configures multiple WAN interfaces for load balancing and failover.
Configures mobile broadband modem for internet access.
Detailed setup for connecting to a mobile network.
Limits data transfer over a period, known as band or data cap.
Configures Dynamic DNS to link a domain name to a changing IP address.
Configures a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to expose specific hosts to the internet.
Configures internet transition mechanisms for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6.
Adds IPv4 Tunnel (6in4) to encapsulate IPv6 traffic over IPv4 links.
Configures IPv6 Rapid Deployment for obtaining 6rd prefixes and addresses.
Configures LAN port settings like EEE, Flow Control, Mode, Port Mirror, Jumbo Frame, and Link Aggregation.
Configures Power over Ethernet settings for the RV260P model.
Configures VLAN IDs to differentiate traffic and assign IP addresses.
Configures DHCP server relay or Option82 for LAN clients to obtain IP addresses.
Assigns a static IP address to a specific computer on the LAN.
Configures port-based authentication for unauthorized devices.
Configures router advertisement for IPv6 auto-configuration.
Configures wireless SSID settings, including network name, security mode, and radio channels.
Enables or disables dual-band frequencies (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and selects channels.
Configures the 2.4 GHz radio settings, including network band mode and channel bandwidth.
Configures the 5 GHz radio settings, including network band mode and channel bandwidth.
Specifies advanced wireless settings like Frame Burst, WMM, and transmission rates.
Configures Wi-Fi Protected Setup for easy and secure wireless connection.
Configures a controlled access portal for wireless users before granting internet access.
Manages guest user accounts and limited configuration privileges for wireless access.
Manually configures fixed pathways for packets to reach destinations.
Configures Routing Information Protocol (RIP) for network stability and rerouting.
Enables IGMP proxy for multicasting and efficient handling of group membership requests.
Enables and configures basic firewall settings, including DoS protection and WAN request blocking.
Configures rules for filtering packets based on IP addresses or ports.
Translates private IP addresses to public addresses for network connectivity.
Maps WAN IP addresses to LAN IP addresses for device protection and hiding.
Allows public access to network services by opening specific ports.
Opens specified ports for inbound traffic after outbound traffic is sent through a trigger port.
Creates flexible NAT rules by specifying source and destination addresses and ports.
Provides examples of using Policy NAT for address translation scenarios.
Configures session timeouts and maximum concurrent connections for TCP/UDP/ICMP flows.
Exposes a single host on the LAN to the Internet for specific services.
Guides users through configuring secure site-to-site IPSec VPN tunnels.
Details Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) for secure communication and VPN services.
Configures IPSec parameters like encryption, authentication, and keying modes.
Configures VPN tunnels for connecting two network locations.
Steps to create a new site-to-site VPN connection with various configuration options.
Creates VPN tunnels for remote users to access the corporate network.
Configures OpenVPN for flexible client authentication and secure internet access.
Configures PPTP Server for virtual private networks, though less secure.
Creates Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) tunnels for carrying different passenger protocols.
Allows VPN clients to pass through the router to a VPN endpoint.
Assigns resources and configures maximum connections for various VPN types.
Restricts access to unwanted websites based on domain names and keywords.
Manages web access by screening requests to allow or deny websites.
Classifies traffic to desired queues based on service criteria like port, IP, or DSCP.
Manages congestion by configuring queues for prioritized traffic during high network load.
Configures rate control for queues to limit incoming traffic bandwidth.
Configures WAN interfaces with maximum bandwidth and traffic shaping.
Classifies packets based on port, DSCP, or CoS for outbound transmission.
Configures queue weights per port for prioritizing traffic within the switch.
Provides links to Cisco support, resources, and product documentation for additional information.
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