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General| WAN Ports | 2 |
|---|---|
| Firewall | Yes |
| VPN Support | Yes |
| Maximum VPN Tunnels | 50 |
| VPN Protocols | IPSec, PPTP, L2TP |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| LAN Ports | 4 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
Provides safety precautions for router installation and usage, including environmental and electrical safety.
Instructions on how to change the administrator password via the web interface for security.
Guides through initial router setup using a wizard for basic Internet connectivity.
Configures WAN access modes such as PPPoE, Static IP, Dynamic IP, and PPTP/L2TP.
Configures port forwarding to redirect incoming traffic to specific internal hosts.
Configures firewall rules, IP filters, and packet inspection for network security.
Defines specific filter rules for traffic inspection based on IP, port, and direction.
Configures protection against various Denial of Service (DoS/DDoS) attacks.
Filters web content by blocking URLs containing specified keywords.
Manages network bandwidth allocation and limits for efficient usage.
Limits the number of concurrent sessions per host to prevent resource exhaustion.
Sets upload and download speed limits for specific IP addresses or ranges.
Prioritizes network traffic based on service levels to ensure performance for critical applications.
Configures Virtual Private Network connections, including IPSec, PPTP, and L2TP.
General settings for IPSec VPNs, including IKE phases, authentication, and security methods.
Configures user profiles for remote access, including dial-in type, credentials, and security.
Configures site-to-site VPN connections between different LANs.
Manages VPN tunnels for backup, load balancing, and GRE over IPSec configurations.
Manages active VPN connections, allowing disconnect, dial-out, and status monitoring.
Generates and manages local digital certificates, including certificate requests.
Imports and manages trusted CA certificates to verify remote peers' credentials.
Configuration for wireless network features, including security and access control.
Configures wireless network SSID, channel, mode (Mixed, SuperG, 11g only), and preamble.
Configures WEP and WPA security settings, including encryption modes and keys.
Restricts wireless access by controlling clients' MAC addresses and isolating WLAN from LAN.
Configures Virtual LANs to segment the network and manage hosts by physical port.
Configures VLAN settings for wired Ethernet ports to segment the network.
Configures VLAN settings for wireless clients, allowing group sharing and access control.
Configures Secure Sockets Layer Virtual Private Network for secure remote access.
Allows remote users to access internal websites securely over SSL.
Manages user accounts for SSL VPN access, linking them to remote dial-in user settings.
Manages router system settings, including status, passwords, backups, and upgrades.
Sets or changes the administrator password for accessing the router's web interface.
Backs up and restores router configurations to a file for disaster recovery.
Updates the router's firmware using the provided upgrade utility.
Example of setting up a secure site-to-site VPN connection between two LANs.
Example of setting up remote user VPN access for teleworkers to connect to the main office.
Resets the router to factory default settings via software or hardware for troubleshooting.
