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ADSL full rate downstream | up to 8 Mbps |
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ADSL full rate upstream | up to 1 Mbps |
G.lite downstream | up to 1.5 Mbps |
G.lite upstream | up to 512 Kbps |
G.dmt.bis full rate downstream | up to 12 Mbps |
G.dmt.bis full rate upstream | up to 12 Mbps |
ADSL2 full rate downstream | up to 24 Mbps |
ADSL interface connector | RJ-11 |
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LAN interface | RJ-45 port for 10/100BASE-T Ethernet |
USB interface | USB port Type B connector, USB 1.1 Specification |
Describes the manual's target audience and scope.
Explains formatting conventions used in the manual.
Outlines the organization and content of each chapter.
Provides a general overview of the DSL-2520U router's purpose and features.
Details the technical specifications of the router, including interfaces and standards.
Describes the physical appearance of the router, including front and back panels.
Lists package contents and provides essential safety precautions.
Important prerequisites and information before starting installation.
Guides on connecting the router to a computer via Ethernet or USB.
Steps to configure IP settings automatically in Windows XP and 7.
Guides for initial internet connection setup and configuration.
Detailed steps for configuring various WAN connection types.
Guides on creating virtual servers for port forwarding.
Displays detailed statistics for router interfaces and connections.
Shows the current status and details of the DSL connection.
Displays information about active WAN connections.
Lists devices that received IP addresses from the DHCP server.
Shows the router's routing table entries.
Displays devices connected to the router's LAN.
Page for creating and managing WAN connections.
Step-by-step guide for setting up a new WAN connection.
Configuration for Universal Plug and Play functionality.
Allows assigning virtual PVCs to ports for traffic differentiation.
Configuration for Dynamic Domain Name System service.
Settings for DNS servers and DNS relay function.
Adding and managing static routes in the system.
Configuration of ADSL standards and modulation.
Setting up rules for remote access to the web interface.
Creating rules for filtering IP packets.
Setting up virtual servers for port forwarding.
Configuring the Demilitarized Zone for specific hosts.
Defining rules for port triggering functionality.
Configuring MAC-address-based filtering.
Specifies restrictions on access to certain websites.
Changing the administrator password for security.
Managing settings, backups, and factory defaults.
Configuring and sending system logs to a remote host.
Step-by-step guide for updating the router's firmware.
Setting up automatic time synchronization with NTP servers.