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Lists revisions made to the manual with dates and authors.
Lists registered trademarks of CradlePoint and other companies.
Lists the items included in the MBR1400 product package.
Outlines the necessary hardware and software for using the MBR1400.
Provides an overview of the MBR1400's enterprise performance and enhanced WiFi capabilities.
Details extra features of the MBR1400, including WiFi, SSIDs, and VPN capabilities.
Lists new features introduced in firmware version 3.3.0, such as VLAN and Data Usage.
Explains the Captive Portal solution for public WiFi hotspots with access controls.
Describes WiPipe Central, a cloud-based service for remote router management and updates.
Details the physical ports, buttons, and switches on the MBR1400 router.
Explains the status indicators (LEDs) for Power, WiFi, 3G/4G, LAN, WAN, and WiFi Broadcast.
Guides through the initial setup of the MBR1400, connecting internet sources and antennas.
Explains how to connect a computer or device wirelessly to the MBR1400.
Describes how to log in to the MBR1400's web interface for configuration and advanced features.
Lists common issues faced by users and provides troubleshooting steps, including modem connectivity.
Explains how to access the MBR1400's administration login page and initial login process.
Guides through customizing network name, passwords, and security settings.
Describes quick access links available on the administration pages, such as Dashboard and Logout.
Compares features available in Basic Mode versus Advanced Mode for the web interface.
Clarifies the distinction between the "Network Settings" and "Internet" tabs in the web interface.
Displays specifications for wireless and wired devices connected to the router.
Shows fundamental router information divided into categories like Router Info, Internet, and Networks.
Allows viewing the status of configured GRE Tunnels.
Lists attached WAN devices used as the internet source for the MBR1400.
Displays basic traffic statistics for LAN and WAN connections, separating outgoing and incoming traffic.
Logs events of possible interest in the router's internal memory and provides filtering options.
Allows filtering content in a network using Domain/URL rules or OpenDNS.
Manages IP address assignments for devices on the local area network.
Configures DNS settings, dynamic DNS, and known hosts for name resolution.
Provides firewall rules, port forwarding, IP filters, DMZ, and other security options.
Controls access to the wireless LAN by creating a whitelist or blacklist of MAC addresses.
Configures settings for wireless networks, including SSIDs, VLANs, and interface attachments.
Adjusts WiFi band, channel, security, and other advanced wireless settings.
Manages traffic flow and prioritizes applications using Quality of Service (QoS) settings.
Manages internet uplink via Ethernet, WiFi, or modems, with failover and load balancing.
Provides controls for the router's Ethernet WAN ports, including connection method and MAC address.
Allows creating and configuring GRE tunnels for secure connections between private networks.
Uses multiple WAN interfaces to increase throughput by balancing connections dynamically.
Shows attached modems and allows changing settings like update/activate methods.
Establishes secure connections to remote networks using IPsec VPN tunnels.
Configures the router to use a remote WiFi access point for internet connectivity.
Provides access to functions for controlling router settings like web login and time protocol.
Enables remote access to the router for pings, web administration, and SSH server management.
Enables and configures GPS support, NMEA sentence reporting to servers, and status display.
Configures email notifications for specific system events like firmware upgrades or login failures.
Enables and configures hotspot services, including simple or RADIUS/UAM modes.
Manages system functions such as factory defaults, reboots, and ping tests.
Allows firmware upgrades, manual uploads, and managing system software.
Provides FCC compliance information and measures to correct interference.
Details the product warranty terms, limitations, and return policy.
Lists the technical specifications of the MBR1400 router, including model, WAN/LAN, antennas, and details.
Lists revisions made to the manual with dates and authors.
Lists registered trademarks of CradlePoint and other companies.
Lists the items included in the MBR1400 product package.
Outlines the necessary hardware and software for using the MBR1400.
Provides an overview of the MBR1400's enterprise performance and enhanced WiFi capabilities.
Details extra features of the MBR1400, including WiFi, SSIDs, and VPN capabilities.
Lists new features introduced in firmware version 3.3.0, such as VLAN and Data Usage.
Explains the Captive Portal solution for public WiFi hotspots with access controls.
Describes WiPipe Central, a cloud-based service for remote router management and updates.
Details the physical ports, buttons, and switches on the MBR1400 router.
Explains the status indicators (LEDs) for Power, WiFi, 3G/4G, LAN, WAN, and WiFi Broadcast.
Guides through the initial setup of the MBR1400, connecting internet sources and antennas.
Explains how to connect a computer or device wirelessly to the MBR1400.
Describes how to log in to the MBR1400's web interface for configuration and advanced features.
Lists common issues faced by users and provides troubleshooting steps, including modem connectivity.
Explains how to access the MBR1400's administration login page and initial login process.
Guides through customizing network name, passwords, and security settings.
Describes quick access links available on the administration pages, such as Dashboard and Logout.
Compares features available in Basic Mode versus Advanced Mode for the web interface.
Clarifies the distinction between the "Network Settings" and "Internet" tabs in the web interface.
Displays specifications for wireless and wired devices connected to the router.
Shows fundamental router information divided into categories like Router Info, Internet, and Networks.
Allows viewing the status of configured GRE Tunnels.
Lists attached WAN devices used as the internet source for the MBR1400.
Displays basic traffic statistics for LAN and WAN connections, separating outgoing and incoming traffic.
Logs events of possible interest in the router's internal memory and provides filtering options.
Allows filtering content in a network using Domain/URL rules or OpenDNS.
Manages IP address assignments for devices on the local area network.
Configures DNS settings, dynamic DNS, and known hosts for name resolution.
Provides firewall rules, port forwarding, IP filters, DMZ, and other security options.
Controls access to the wireless LAN by creating a whitelist or blacklist of MAC addresses.
Configures settings for wireless networks, including SSIDs, VLANs, and interface attachments.
Adjusts WiFi band, channel, security, and other advanced wireless settings.
Manages traffic flow and prioritizes applications using Quality of Service (QoS) settings.
Manages internet uplink via Ethernet, WiFi, or modems, with failover and load balancing.
Provides controls for the router's Ethernet WAN ports, including connection method and MAC address.
Allows creating and configuring GRE tunnels for secure connections between private networks.
Uses multiple WAN interfaces to increase throughput by balancing connections dynamically.
Shows attached modems and allows changing settings like update/activate methods.
Establishes secure connections to remote networks using IPsec VPN tunnels.
Configures the router to use a remote WiFi access point for internet connectivity.
Provides access to functions for controlling router settings like web login and time protocol.
Enables remote access to the router for pings, web administration, and SSH server management.
Enables and configures GPS support, NMEA sentence reporting to servers, and status display.
Configures email notifications for specific system events like firmware upgrades or login failures.
Enables and configures hotspot services, including simple or RADIUS/UAM modes.
Manages system functions such as factory defaults, reboots, and ping tests.
Allows firmware upgrades, manual uploads, and managing system software.
Provides FCC compliance information and measures to correct interference.
Details the product warranty terms, limitations, and return policy.
Lists the technical specifications of the MBR1400 router, including model, WAN/LAN, antennas, and details.
General| WAN Ports | 1 |
|---|---|
| LAN Ports | 4 |
| Ethernet Ports Speed | 10/100 Mbps |
| Wireless Standard | 802.11b/g/n |
| Maximum Wireless Data Rate | 300 Mbps |
| Firewall | Yes |
| VPN | Yes |
| Power Input | 12V DC |
| VPN Support | L2TP, PPTP |
| Security Features | NAT, SPI Firewall |
| Power Supply | External |
| Product Series | MBR1400 Series |
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