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Ports & interfaces| RJ-11 ADSL port | 1 |
|---|---|
| RJ-45 Ethernet ports | 4 x 10/100BASE-TX |
| USB port | 1 x USB 2.0 |
Power| Input voltage | 100~240 V (±20%) |
|---|---|
| Input frequency | 50~60 Hz |
| Output voltage | DC 12 V |
| Output current | 1 A |
Operating Environment| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 °C (32 to 104 °F) |
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| Non-operating temperature | -20 to 65 °C (-4 to 149 °F) |
| Operating humidity | 0% - 90% non-condensing |
| Non-operating humidity | 5% - 95% non-condensing |
Weight and Dimensions| Dimensions | 68 x 42 x 51 mm (2.68 x 1.65 x 2 inches) |
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| Weight | 113.4 grams (4 ounces) |
Records of document changes and their dates.
Lists registered trademarks of D-Link and other companies.
Provides power to the modem router.
Used for wired network connections.
Connects the DSL line to the router.
Provides basic setup instructions.
Specifications for network connectivity.
Requirements for accessing the router's interface.
High-speed internet connectivity up to 24 Mbps downstream.
802.11n technology for fast wireless connections.
Maximizes performance and security with WPA/WPA2.
Protects network from unauthorized access and manages traffic.
Up to 300 Mbps wireless connection for real-time activities.
Supports 802.11b and 802.11g devices.
Controls data cell flow for Quality of Service.
High data transfer rates up to 24 Mbps downstream.
Includes SNMP support for web and text-based management.
Configured and managed via a user-friendly web UI.
Enables file and printer sharing, and 3G modem connectivity.
Explains the status indicators on the front of the router.
Details the ports and buttons on the back of the router.
Configure the router using a mobile app.
Guided setup via the router's web interface.
Manually configure the router settings.
Configure connection settings for DSL internet service.
Configure connection settings for Ethernet WAN.
Access the guided setup wizard.
Configure a new Ethernet WAN connection.
Configure a new DSL WAN connection.
Enter credentials for PPP over Ethernet connections.
Configure NAT, Firewall, IGMP, and MLD proxy settings.
Configure IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for WAN.
Enable NAT, Firewall, IGMP, and MLD proxy.
Configure ATM PVC parameters like VPI, VCI, and Service Category.
Configure Quality of Service scheduling.
Select protocol and VLAN settings.
Enter PPP credentials for the DSL connection.
Configure NAT and other network translation options.
Guided setup for wireless network configuration.
Connect devices using Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
Manually configure wireless settings.
Configure country, ISP, APN, telephone, username, and password.
Enter details for your mobile Internet Service Provider.
Steps to install and configure USB dongles for internet access.
Configure router IP address, subnet mask, and interface.
Enable/disable DHCP and configure IP address range.
View list of currently connected DHCP clients.
Manage DHCP reservations for static IP assignments.
Specify static IPv6 addresses for the network.
Configure RADVD, ULA Prefix Advertisement, and MLD Snooping.
Enable automatic synchronization with Internet Time Servers.
Set time zone, and enable/disable daylight saving.
Configure basic wireless connectivity settings.
Configure advanced wireless parameters.
Control access based on MAC addresses.
Configure wireless security protocols and WPS.
Set SSID, visibility, country, channel, mode, and bandwidth.
View allowed or denied devices by MAC address.
Add MAC address rules for wireless access control.
Enable and configure Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
Select network authentication and encryption type.
Set WPA/WPA2 encryption and key settings.
Redirect traffic through specific ports to internal PCs.
List websites to block and set schedules for access.
View and manage rules for incoming IP traffic.
Create rules to filter incoming IP traffic.
View and manage rules for outgoing IP traffic.
Create rules to filter outgoing IP traffic.
Configure bridge filtering rules for ATM PVCs.
Create new rules for bridge filtering.
Enable attack prevention features like SYN FIN and DoS checks.
List current DDNS accounts and settings.
Configure a new Dynamic DNS account.
View details of connected storage devices.
Add or remove user accounts for storage access.
Create a username and password for storage access.
Configure WAN and LAN interface groupings.
Enable Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) snooping.
Enable QoS and select default DSCP mark.
Add, enable, or remove QoS queues.
Define queue name, interface, and priority.
Set up network traffic classes for QoS.
Enable or disable Universal Plug and Play (UPnP).
Configure ADSL-VDSL modulation settings.
Enable and configure SNMP Agent for network management.
Configure WAN management protocol for auto-configuration.
Acquire or manage local certificates.
Generate a certificate request for server identity.
Paste signed certificate into the Certificate field.
View and import trusted CA certificates.
Enter certificate name and paste CA certificate content.
Add new static routes with destination, subnet mask, and gateway.
Define schedules for functions like port forwarding.
Create new schedule rules with name, days, and times.
Restart the router to apply changes or troubleshoot.
Save current configuration or restore from a file.
Reset all settings to the factory default values.
Upgrade the router's firmware using a local file.
Change router login passwords and set idle timeouts.
Enable IP access control for management services.
Add or remove IP addresses from the access control list.
Summary of system settings.
Details of the internet connection settings.
Summary of wireless network settings.
Summary of local network settings.
Summary of storage device and its settings.
Share USB storage devices via Samba protocol.
Use the WPS button on the router and client for secure connection.
Enable wireless security before connecting.
Enable wireless security before connecting.
Steps to resolve issues accessing the router's interface.
Procedure to reset the router if the password is forgotten.
Bluetooth technology for WPAN and its applications.
Benefits of wireless for home and small office users.
Locations and scenarios where wireless networks are utilized.
Centralize router placement and eliminate interference.
Secure wireless networks using WPA or WEP.
Explanation of Infrastructure and Ad-Hoc networking modes.
Steps to find the computer's IP address using ipconfig.
Details of ports, interfaces, voltage, and temperature.
Speeds supported by 802.11b, g, and n standards.
Supported security protocols: WEP, WPA/WPA2, WPS.
Physical size and weight of the router.
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