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Glossary

power than wireless LAN. What is more, Bluetooth technology

is more flexible and thus can offer a greater bandwidth of po-

tential applications.

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
- Symbols and Highlighting6
1 The Fritz!Box 33707
2 Ports, Interfaces, Buttons and Leds8
- Ports and Interfaces8
- Buttons9
- Leds10
3 Before You Connect the Fritz!Box11
- Contents of the Fritz!Box Package11
- Requirements for Operation11
- Security and Handling12
4 Connecting the Fritz!Box15
- Connecting to Electrical Power15
- Connecting to the Internet15
5 Connecting the Computer to the Fritz!Box17
- Connecting Computers to the LAN Port17
- Connecting Computers Wirelessly over WLAN19
6 The Fritz!Box User Interface26
- Opening the User Interface26
- Overview: Everything at a Glance27
- Standard View and Advanced View28
- Protecting the User Interface with a Password28
- Saving the Fritz!Box Settings30
7 Configuring an Internet Connection in the Fritz!Box31
- Configuring an Internet Connection for DSL31
- Changing the Annex Setting of the Fritz!Box32
- Configuring the Internet Connection for the Mobile Communications33
  - Network33
- Surfing the Net34
8 Firmware Update: Updating the FRITZ!OS35
- Searching for and Transferring FRITZ!OS Update with the Wizard35
- Automatic Search for Updates and Updating FRITZ!OS36
9 Myfritz!: Global Access to the Fritz!Box38
10 Fritz!Box as an Internet Router41
- Child Protection: Restricting Internet Access41
- Port Forwarding: Making Computers Accessible from the Internet42
- Dynamic DNS: Name Instead of IP Address45
- Remote Access over HTTPS45
- Prioritization: Right of Way for Internet Access46
- VPN: Remote Access to the Home Network48
- DNS Server: Freely Selectable50
- DNSSEC: Security for DNS Queries50
- Ipv6: the New Internet Protocol51
- Mobile Network: Replace Faulty DSL53
11 Fritz!Box as a WLAN Base Station55
- Connecting WLAN Devices Securely with the Fritz!Box55
- Connecting WLAN Devices with the Fritz!Box Guest Access57
- Switching the WLAN Radio Network on and off by Schedule58
- Enlarging the WLAN Radio Network58
- WLAN-Getting Technical60
12 The Fritz!Box Home Network68
13 Network Devices in the Fritz!Box Home Network70
- Network Settings in the Fritz!Box70
- Obtaining an IP Address Automatically78
14 USB Devices in the Fritz!Box Home Network81
- Power Supply for USB Devices81
- USB Devices on the Fritz!Box81
- Using USB Devices Safely82
- Configuring Password Protection and Access Rights82
- Accessing USB Memory83
- Sharing a USB Printer84
15 Saving Energy with Fritz!Box90
- Saving Energy with the WLAN Radio Network90
- Enabling Energy-Saving Mode for USB Hard Drives90
- Saving Energy at the LAN Ports91
16 Help in Case of Errors92
- Cannot Establish a DSL Connection92
- The User Interface Does Not Open93
- Cannot Establish a WLAN Connection98
17 Taking Fritz!Box out of Operation103
- Restoring Factory Settings103
- Uninstalling Software104
18 Technical Specifications106
- Ports and Interfaces106
- Router Functions106
- User Interface and Display106
- Physical Specifications107
- Cable107
19 Customer Service108
- Documentation on the Fritz!Box108
- Information in the Internet108
- Feedback on Fritz!Box109
- Support from the Support Team110
- Manufacturer's Warranty111
20 AVM Products for the Fritz!Box112
- Legal Notice117
- Declaration of CE Conformity118
- Disposal Information119
- Drilling Template120
- Glossary122
- Index141

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