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General| Brand | geetek |
|---|---|
| Model | Boost-N GT-APN |
| Category | Wireless Router |
| Language | English |
Configure PC network settings for Windows 95/98/Me.
Configure PC network settings for Windows 2000/XP.
Configure PC network settings for Windows NT.
Configure PC network settings for Windows Vista/7.
Guide to the initial setup wizard for the router.
Define router modes: Gateway, Bridge, Wireless ISP.
Configure device time zone and NTP client settings.
Configure SSID, channel, data rate, and other basic wireless parameters.
Secure wireless network with encryption and authentication.
Fine-tune wireless parameters like fragmentation and beacon intervals.
Manage network access using MAC address filtering.
Configure Wireless Distribution System for network extension and its security.
View WDS AP stats and scan for wireless networks.
Configure Wi-Fi Protected Setup for easy client connection.
Facilitates easy wireless client synchronization and connection.
Restrict network traffic by filtering data packets based on ports.
Restrict network traffic by filtering data packets based on IP addresses.
Restrict network traffic by filtering data packets based on MAC addresses.
Redirect network services to specific internal machines.
Block access to specific websites based on URLs.
Configure DMZ for specific devices to provide Internet services.
Prioritize network traffic for applications like gaming.
View traffic statistics for wireless, LAN, and WAN interfaces.
Configure Dynamic DNS for domain name access with dynamic IP.
Enable and configure protection against DoS attacks.
Configure remote logging and view system logs.
Update the router's firmware to the latest version.
Save, load, or reset device configuration settings.
Set or change web management login credentials.
Instructions to locate your computer's IP and MAC addresses.
Definition of a Wireless LAN and its function.
Explanation of ISM bands used for wireless LANs.
Explanation of infrastructure and ad hoc wireless network modes.
Definitions of BSSID and ESSID for wireless networks.
Discusses common factors causing wireless interference and solutions.
Explains Open System and Shared Key authentication methods in IEEE 802.11.
Explanation of WEP for wireless network frame privacy.
Explains fragment threshold's role in data transmission and fragmentation.
Explains RTS threshold and its impact on network performance.
Defines Beacon Interval and its role in wireless LAN communication.
Describes the two preamble types (long and short) in IEEE 802.11.
Explains SSID broadcast and its function for announcing access points.
Overview of WPA as an enhancement to WEP for Wi-Fi security.
Explanation of WPA2 as the second generation of WPA security.
Framework for authenticated MAC-level access control using EAP.
TKIP as a next generation of WEP for securing wireless LANs.
AES as the next-generation cryptography algorithm for wireless security.
IAPP supports AP vendor interoperability and roaming within IP subnets.
WDS allows APs to communicate wirelessly for bridging or repeating.
UPnP enables data communication among UPnP devices.
MTU size determines packet fragmentation before transmission.
Feature for registering clients to a server with a specific MAC address.
DDNS allows domain name access with dynamic IP.
NTP client fetches current timestamp from the internet for time synchronization.
VPN creates a point-to-point private link via shared or public networks.
IPSEC is used for transferring data securely under VPN.
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