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Details on user modifications and FCC/IC rules for digital apparatus.
Instructions for connecting the device, including DSL, LAN, and USB ports.
Explanation of the LED indicators and buttons on the device's front panel.
Summary of the factory default IP address, username, password, and Wi-Fi status.
Instructions for configuring IP settings, including DHCP and Static IP modes.
Step-by-step guide on how to log in to the device's web user interface.
Displaying configured PVC(s) and details about the WAN connection.
Viewing LAN, WAN, ATM, and xDSL traffic statistics.
Displaying the routes that the AR-5319 has found.
Displaying the ARP information.
Displaying all DHCP Leases.
Displays all NAT connection sessions, including UDP/TCP protocols.
Displays the list of IGMP entries broadcasting through the IGMP proxy enabled WAN connection.
Information related to IPv6 configuration and status.
Displays system performance graphs showing CPU and memory usage.
Graphical representation of the router's WAN status and LAN devices.
Configuration and status of the wireless LAN interface.
Adding or removing ATM, PTM, and ETH WAN interface connections.
Configuration of Network Address Translation (NAT) and related features.
Configuring LAN interface settings like IP address and subnet mask.
Configures basic wireless features like SSID, channel, and security options.
Provides WAN access control functionality.
Features for home networking, including printer and media server support.
Detects WAN service for ETHWAN or xDSL interfaces automatically.
Security settings, including firewall and IP filtering configuration.
Manages network traffic priority for different users or data flows.
Configuration of routing functions like default gateway and static routes.
DNS server configuration options.
Selecting DSL modulation modes for optimal performance.
Supports multiple ports to PVC and bridging groups for independent network operation.
Configures 6in4 tunneling for IPv6 traffic over IPv4 links.
Manages device certificates for authentication and verification.
Controls hardware modules to evaluate and manage power consumption.
Configures IGMP and MLD protocol settings for multicast traffic.
Configuration of advanced wireless features.
Dashboard showing overall connection status and individual connection tests.
Enables/disables Ethernet OAM protocols for network management.
Shows system, DSL, ETH, and Layer 3 connection uptime status.
Executes ping diagnostic tests to check host connectivity.
Executes trace route diagnostic tests to check network paths.
Options for backing up, updating, and restoring router settings.
Configures, enables, and views the system log for events.
Configures the SNMP agent for network management applications.
Configures the TR-069 client for auto-configuration and provisioning by an ACS.
Synchronizes the router time with Internet timeservers.
Configures user account access and passwords for the device.
Wakes up computers connected to the router by sending special 'magic packets'.
Allows for firmware upgrades from a locally stored file.
Saves current configuration and reboots the router.
Explanation of firewall architecture that tracks packets on each connection.
Description of various DoS attacks the device can withstand.
Rules for filtering traffic at the Network layer (Layer 3).
Rules to DROP packets from the LAN interface.
Rules to Allow or Deny packets from the WAN interface.
Rules for filtering Layer 2 traffic, effective in Bridge mode.
Pin definitions for Ethernet LAN ports (RJ45).
Signal definitions for the Ethernet WAN port.
Signal definitions for the DSL port.
Details on physical ports, buttons, and antennas.
Downstream/upstream speeds and ITU-T standards supported.
Details on IEEE 802.3, MDI/MDX, and auto-sensing.
IEEE 802.11 standards, WEP, WPA2, and channel support.
Remote upgrade, Telnet access, web configuration, backup/restore.
List of supported networking protocols like PPPoE, IGMP, DHCP, DNS.
PAP, CHAP, filtering, SSH, and three-level login.
Packet classification, priority queuing, DSCP marking.
Stateful inspection, stateless filtering, DoS protection, IP/Port filtering.
Port triggering, port forwarding, DMZ host, VPN passthrough.
List of supported applications like PPTP, L2TP, IPSec.
Input/output power, operating temperature, and humidity.
Router dimensions and CE certification.
Setting up Layer 2 interfaces (ATM, PTM, or Ethernet).
Procedures to configure an ATM interface, including VPI/VCI and link type.
Procedures to configure a PTM interface, including priority and connection mode.
Procedures to configure an Ethernet interface.
Guides through setting up a WAN connection for each interface.
Configuring PPPoE WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring IP over Ethernet (IPoE) WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring Bridging WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring PPP over ATM (PPPoA) WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring PPPoE WAN connection for IPv6.
Configuring IP over Ethernet (IPoE) WAN connection for IPv6.
Configuring PPP over ATM (PPPoA) WAN connection for IPv6.
Details on user modifications and FCC/IC rules for digital apparatus.
Instructions for connecting the device, including DSL, LAN, and USB ports.
Explanation of the LED indicators and buttons on the device's front panel.
Summary of the factory default IP address, username, password, and Wi-Fi status.
Instructions for configuring IP settings, including DHCP and Static IP modes.
Step-by-step guide on how to log in to the device's web user interface.
Displaying configured PVC(s) and details about the WAN connection.
Viewing LAN, WAN, ATM, and xDSL traffic statistics.
Displaying the routes that the AR-5319 has found.
Displaying the ARP information.
Displaying all DHCP Leases.
Displays all NAT connection sessions, including UDP/TCP protocols.
Displays the list of IGMP entries broadcasting through the IGMP proxy enabled WAN connection.
Information related to IPv6 configuration and status.
Displays system performance graphs showing CPU and memory usage.
Graphical representation of the router's WAN status and LAN devices.
Configuration and status of the wireless LAN interface.
Adding or removing ATM, PTM, and ETH WAN interface connections.
Configuration of Network Address Translation (NAT) and related features.
Configuring LAN interface settings like IP address and subnet mask.
Configures basic wireless features like SSID, channel, and security options.
Provides WAN access control functionality.
Features for home networking, including printer and media server support.
Detects WAN service for ETHWAN or xDSL interfaces automatically.
Security settings, including firewall and IP filtering configuration.
Manages network traffic priority for different users or data flows.
Configuration of routing functions like default gateway and static routes.
DNS server configuration options.
Selecting DSL modulation modes for optimal performance.
Supports multiple ports to PVC and bridging groups for independent network operation.
Configures 6in4 tunneling for IPv6 traffic over IPv4 links.
Manages device certificates for authentication and verification.
Controls hardware modules to evaluate and manage power consumption.
Configures IGMP and MLD protocol settings for multicast traffic.
Configuration of advanced wireless features.
Dashboard showing overall connection status and individual connection tests.
Enables/disables Ethernet OAM protocols for network management.
Shows system, DSL, ETH, and Layer 3 connection uptime status.
Executes ping diagnostic tests to check host connectivity.
Executes trace route diagnostic tests to check network paths.
Options for backing up, updating, and restoring router settings.
Configures, enables, and views the system log for events.
Configures the SNMP agent for network management applications.
Configures the TR-069 client for auto-configuration and provisioning by an ACS.
Synchronizes the router time with Internet timeservers.
Configures user account access and passwords for the device.
Wakes up computers connected to the router by sending special 'magic packets'.
Allows for firmware upgrades from a locally stored file.
Saves current configuration and reboots the router.
Explanation of firewall architecture that tracks packets on each connection.
Description of various DoS attacks the device can withstand.
Rules for filtering traffic at the Network layer (Layer 3).
Rules to DROP packets from the LAN interface.
Rules to Allow or Deny packets from the WAN interface.
Rules for filtering Layer 2 traffic, effective in Bridge mode.
Pin definitions for Ethernet LAN ports (RJ45).
Signal definitions for the Ethernet WAN port.
Signal definitions for the DSL port.
Details on physical ports, buttons, and antennas.
Downstream/upstream speeds and ITU-T standards supported.
Details on IEEE 802.3, MDI/MDX, and auto-sensing.
IEEE 802.11 standards, WEP, WPA2, and channel support.
Remote upgrade, Telnet access, web configuration, backup/restore.
List of supported networking protocols like PPPoE, IGMP, DHCP, DNS.
PAP, CHAP, filtering, SSH, and three-level login.
Packet classification, priority queuing, DSCP marking.
Stateful inspection, stateless filtering, DoS protection, IP/Port filtering.
Port triggering, port forwarding, DMZ host, VPN passthrough.
List of supported applications like PPTP, L2TP, IPSec.
Input/output power, operating temperature, and humidity.
Router dimensions and CE certification.
Setting up Layer 2 interfaces (ATM, PTM, or Ethernet).
Procedures to configure an ATM interface, including VPI/VCI and link type.
Procedures to configure a PTM interface, including priority and connection mode.
Procedures to configure an Ethernet interface.
Guides through setting up a WAN connection for each interface.
Configuring PPPoE WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring IP over Ethernet (IPoE) WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring Bridging WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring PPP over ATM (PPPoA) WAN connection for IPv4.
Configuring PPPoE WAN connection for IPv6.
Configuring IP over Ethernet (IPoE) WAN connection for IPv6.
Configuring PPP over ATM (PPPoA) WAN connection for IPv6.
| Brand | Comtrend Corporation |
|---|---|
| Model | AR-5319 |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |








