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Power| input voltage | 100~240 V |
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| input frequency | 50~60 Hz |
| output voltage | DC 12 V |
Operating Environment| operating temperature | 0 to 40 °C |
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| non-operating temperature | -20 to 65 °C |
| operating humidity | 0% - 90% non-condensing |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 131.5 x 74.3 x 185.4 mm |
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| weight | 285 grams |
Lists the revisions made to the manual.
Lists registered trademarks and intellectual property.
Lists all items included in the product package.
Details the necessary hardware and software for the router.
Provides an overview of the router's capabilities and features.
Highlights the key features and benefits of the DSL-G225.
Details the router's physical components and indicators.
Pre-installation checks and requirements for setting up the router.
Guidelines for optimal placement to maximize wireless signal range.
Step-by-step instructions for physical connection and setup.
Guides setup using a mobile application.
Instructions for accessing and using the web interface.
Step-by-step guide for initial router configuration.
Process for changing the router's administrator password.
Configuring the router's internal clock and time zone.
Configuring the WAN connection for Internet access.
Setting up the wireless network name (SSID) and security.
Finalizing the setup wizard and reviewing summary.
Accessing and navigating the router's web interface.
Manually configuring the internet connection type (WAN).
Steps to configure an Ethernet WAN connection.
Entering credentials for PPPoE/PPPoA connections.
Configuring IP settings for MAC Encapsulation Routing (MER).
Configuration options for Bridging mode.
Configuring ADSL WAN connection with ATM PVC settings.
Configuring Quality of Service parameters.
Configuring VDSL WAN connection.
Configuring 3G/4G USB dongle for internet access.
Overview of wireless connection setup options.
Guided setup for wireless network configuration.
Connecting devices using Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
Configuring internet failover for backup connectivity.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP server.
Configuring IPv6 addressing and settings.
Setting the router's internal clock and time zone.
Accessing less commonly used advanced configuration options.
Manually configuring wireless connectivity and security.
Basic wireless configuration like SSID, channel, and mode.
Fine-tuning wireless parameters like fragmentation and DTIM.
Controlling access based on MAC addresses.
Configuring wireless security modes like WPA/WPA2.
Opening ports to allow external access to internal services.
Configuring port triggering for specific applications.
Configuring a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) host.
Restricting internet access via website or MAC blocking.
Configuring traffic filtering for applications.
Creating rules to filter incoming IP traffic.
Creating rules to filter outgoing IP traffic.
Configuring MAC layer filtering in bridge mode.
Configuring firewall rules and DoS attack prevention.
Configuring DNS server addresses.
Setting up Dynamic DNS for remote access.
Viewing information about connected USB storage devices.
Creating user accounts for accessing storage devices.
Accessing various network diagnostic and configuration tools.
Enabling IGMP snooping for network traffic security.
Enabling and configuring Quality of Service settings.
Rebooting, backing up, updating, and restoring router settings.
Process for updating the router's firmware.
Managing user accounts, services, and IP address access.
Changing admin passwords and setting idle timeout.
Testing network, DSL, and Internet service provider connections.
Configuring and viewing system logs.
Provides an overview of the router's current status.
Displays system, internet, wireless, and local network info.
Lists connected wireless clients and their details.
Lists active DHCP clients with their details.
Views traffic statistics for WAN, LAN, and DSL ports.
Displays the current route configuration summary.
Guides on sharing USB storage devices via Samba protocol.
Steps to create a user account for USB storage access.
Instructions for accessing shared USB from Windows.
Instructions for accessing shared USB from macOS.
Connecting wirelessly using the WPS button.
Connecting to wireless network on Windows 10.
Connecting to wireless network on Windows 8 with WPA/WPA2.
Connecting to wireless network on Windows 7 with WPA/WPA2.
Connecting to wireless network on Windows Vista.
Connecting to wireless network on Windows XP.
Solutions for accessing the router's web interface.
Steps to reset the router if the password is forgotten.
Troubleshooting connectivity issues by adjusting MTU.
Introduction to wireless networking concepts and D-Link products.
Provides tips for optimal wireless network setup.
Explains Infrastructure and Ad-Hoc wireless networking modes.
Steps to verify the assigned IP address using ipconfig.
Manually assigning a static IP address to a network adapter.
Lists physical ports, voltage, temperature, and humidity specs.
Details supported ADSL and VDSL standards.
Lists supported wireless bandwidth rates for 802.11 standards.
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