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Essential guidelines for safe device installation and operation.
Specific warnings for reduced fire risk and electrical safety.
Critical alerts regarding power line disconnection and specifications.
Details on modifications and regulatory compliance for users.
Technical details for the WLAN 2.4GHz antennas.
Step-by-step instructions for physical device setup.
Procedure for powering on the router correctly.
How to use the reset button to restore default settings.
Description of the USB host port's capabilities.
Details on the router's Ethernet network ports.
Information about the port for DSL line connection.
Functionality of the WiFi and WPS button on the front panel.
Status indications for the POWER LED on the device.
Status indications for the Ethernet port LEDs.
Status indications for the WPS LED.
Status indications for the WiFi LED.
Status indications for the USB LED.
Status indications for the DSL connection LED.
Status indications for the Internet connection LED.
Factory default network and access credentials for the router.
Information on device initialization and restoring factory defaults.
Configure automatic IP address assignment via DHCP.
Important notes on login process and password changes.
Explanation of how menu items vary based on configuration.
Data traffic statistics for each LAN interface.
Specific statistics for VDSL connections.
Displays IPv6 connection status and address details.
Notes on graph availability for specific browser users.
Notes on graph availability for specific browser users.
Shows authenticated wireless stations and their status.
Notes on the number of ATM interfaces that can be saved.
Notes on coexistence and limits of WAN connection types.
Directs incoming WAN traffic to internal servers.
Enables or disables IGMP snooping for multicast traffic.
Configures IPv6 link-local addresses using EUI-64 or user settings.
Configures static IPv6 addresses and subnet prefix lengths.
Settings for IPv6 LAN applications, stateless or stateful.
Basic wireless settings like SSID, security, and channel selection.
Setup of wireless security features using the Web User Interface.
Selects the wireless network name (SSID) for security setup.
Specifies the method for authenticating to the wireless network.
Sets the bit strength for WEP encryption keys (64/128-bit).
Restricts device access based on specific days and times.
Enables or disables printer support for the network.
Enables DLNA for sharing digital media across the network.
Configures firewall, IP filtering, and other security measures.
Sets rules to limit IP traffic (outgoing/incoming).
Note on QoS enablement and the requirement for a PVC.
Sets up traffic queues with specific priorities for QoS.
Sets the default gateway for network traffic routing.
Selects or enters DNS server IP addresses for the system.
Configures 6in4 tunneling for IPv6 traffic over IPv4 links.
Generates and manages local certificate signing requests.
Imports CA certificate content for authentication purposes.
Selects precedence for multicast packet prioritization.
Enables or disables strict grouping for multicast traffic.
Basic wireless settings like SSID, security, and channel selection.
Setup of wireless security features using the Web User Interface.
Selects the wireless network name (SSID) for security setup.
Specifies the method for authenticating to the wireless network.
Sets the bit strength for WEP encryption keys (64/128-bit).
Enables WPS functionality for simplified wireless security.
Sets WPS AP Mode (Configured/Unconfigured) for client interaction.
Selects the wireless network name (SSID) for MAC filtering.
Sets the mode for MAC filtering (Disabled, Allow, Deny).
Lists MAC addresses subject to MAC filtering rules.
Enables or disables wireless bridge restriction for access.
Lists MAC addresses allowed for wireless bridge clients.
Sets the wireless band (e.g., 2.4 GHz) for compatibility.
Selects a specific wireless channel for operation.
Sets the duration for the auto channel scan timer.
Essential guidelines for safe device installation and operation.
Specific warnings for reduced fire risk and electrical safety.
Critical alerts regarding power line disconnection and specifications.
Details on modifications and regulatory compliance for users.
Technical details for the WLAN 2.4GHz antennas.
Step-by-step instructions for physical device setup.
Procedure for powering on the router correctly.
How to use the reset button to restore default settings.
Description of the USB host port's capabilities.
Details on the router's Ethernet network ports.
Information about the port for DSL line connection.
Functionality of the WiFi and WPS button on the front panel.
Status indications for the POWER LED on the device.
Status indications for the Ethernet port LEDs.
Status indications for the WPS LED.
Status indications for the WiFi LED.
Status indications for the USB LED.
Status indications for the DSL connection LED.
Status indications for the Internet connection LED.
Factory default network and access credentials for the router.
Information on device initialization and restoring factory defaults.
Configure automatic IP address assignment via DHCP.
Important notes on login process and password changes.
Explanation of how menu items vary based on configuration.
Data traffic statistics for each LAN interface.
Specific statistics for VDSL connections.
Displays IPv6 connection status and address details.
Notes on graph availability for specific browser users.
Notes on graph availability for specific browser users.
Shows authenticated wireless stations and their status.
Notes on the number of ATM interfaces that can be saved.
Notes on coexistence and limits of WAN connection types.
Directs incoming WAN traffic to internal servers.
Enables or disables IGMP snooping for multicast traffic.
Configures IPv6 link-local addresses using EUI-64 or user settings.
Configures static IPv6 addresses and subnet prefix lengths.
Settings for IPv6 LAN applications, stateless or stateful.
Basic wireless settings like SSID, security, and channel selection.
Setup of wireless security features using the Web User Interface.
Selects the wireless network name (SSID) for security setup.
Specifies the method for authenticating to the wireless network.
Sets the bit strength for WEP encryption keys (64/128-bit).
Restricts device access based on specific days and times.
Enables or disables printer support for the network.
Enables DLNA for sharing digital media across the network.
Configures firewall, IP filtering, and other security measures.
Sets rules to limit IP traffic (outgoing/incoming).
Note on QoS enablement and the requirement for a PVC.
Sets up traffic queues with specific priorities for QoS.
Sets the default gateway for network traffic routing.
Selects or enters DNS server IP addresses for the system.
Configures 6in4 tunneling for IPv6 traffic over IPv4 links.
Generates and manages local certificate signing requests.
Imports CA certificate content for authentication purposes.
Selects precedence for multicast packet prioritization.
Enables or disables strict grouping for multicast traffic.
Basic wireless settings like SSID, security, and channel selection.
Setup of wireless security features using the Web User Interface.
Selects the wireless network name (SSID) for security setup.
Specifies the method for authenticating to the wireless network.
Sets the bit strength for WEP encryption keys (64/128-bit).
Enables WPS functionality for simplified wireless security.
Sets WPS AP Mode (Configured/Unconfigured) for client interaction.
Selects the wireless network name (SSID) for MAC filtering.
Sets the mode for MAC filtering (Disabled, Allow, Deny).
Lists MAC addresses subject to MAC filtering rules.
Enables or disables wireless bridge restriction for access.
Lists MAC addresses allowed for wireless bridge clients.
Sets the wireless band (e.g., 2.4 GHz) for compatibility.
Selects a specific wireless channel for operation.
Sets the duration for the auto channel scan timer.
General| Brand | Comtrend Corporation |
|---|---|
| Model | VR-3033 |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
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