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General| Brand | D-Link |
|---|---|
| Model | DIR-820 |
| Category | Wireless Router |
| Language | English |
Manual's purpose and intended audience.
Explains manual's notation and formatting conventions.
Outlines the structure and content of each chapter.
Provides a general overview of the DIR-820 router's capabilities.
Details the hardware and software specifications of the router.
Describes the physical appearance of the router, including panels and LEDs.
Lists the items included in the router's packaging.
Prerequisites and important information before starting installation.
Steps to connect the router to a PC and obtain an IP address automatically.
How to access the router's configuration interface via a web browser.
Guides the user through the initial setup of the router.
Allows choosing the router's functional mode (Router, AP, Repeater, Client).
How to modify the router's IP address for the local network.
Configures the router to act as a Wi-Fi client to connect to another network.
Sets up the internet connection parameters for the router.
Configuration for a static IPv4 internet connection.
Configuration for a static IPv6 internet connection.
Configures various PPPoE-based internet connection types.
Configures PPTP/L2TP connections with dynamic IP.
Configures PPTP/L2TP connections with static IP.
Sets up the router's Wi-Fi network names and security.
How to change the administrator password for the router's interface.
Displays statistics for WAN, LAN, and WLAN connections.
Shows devices identified by hostname/MAC and their IP addresses.
Displays routing rules and tables, showing network paths.
Lists connected wireless clients and their session details.
Manages WAN connections, including creating and editing them.
Steps to create a new dynamic or static IPv4 WAN connection.
Steps to create a PPPoE WAN connection.
Steps to create PPTP or L2TP WAN connections.
Configures the router's local network interface, including IP settings.
Settings for the IPv4 local network interface.
Settings for the IPv6 local network interface.
Enables backup WAN connection for uninterrupted internet access.
Configures fundamental wireless network parameters like SSID and security.
Filters devices based on MAC addresses for network access control.
Enables smart adjustment of Wi-Fi clients for seamless roaming.
Manages Virtual Local Area Networks for traffic segmentation.
Assigns LAN ports as WAN ports and the WAN port as a LAN port.
Configures the router's SNMP agent for network monitoring.
Manages DNS server settings for name resolution.
Configures Dynamic DNS service to associate a domain name with dynamic IPs.
Configures Ethernet port speed, duplex mode, and flow control.
Defines static routes for network traffic management.
Enables SIP ALG, RTSP, and various protocol passthrough functions.
Creates and manages rules for filtering IP packets.
Creates virtual servers to redirect incoming Internet traffic.
Configures a DMZ host for transferring requests from external networks.
Configures MAC address filtering for devices on the LAN.
Restricts access to specific websites based on URLs.
Configures access to the router's web interface from external networks.
Manages router settings like password, backup, reboot, and language.
Updates the router's firmware locally or remotely.
Configures scheduled tasks like auto-reboot or Wi-Fi filter changes.
Manages system logs and sending them to a remote host.
Checks host availability using the ping utility.
Determines data transfer routes to a host using traceroute.
Enables or disables access to the router via Telnet and SSH.
Important safety precautions and conditions for using the device.
Guidelines for optimal placement and performance of wireless connections.
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