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Defines the target users of this manual.
Provides guidance on navigating and utilizing the manual's content.
Lists other documents for additional information and support.
Explains formatting styles used to indicate content types.
Provides contact information for technical assistance and support issues.
Details the default username and password for accessing the CGN.
Outlines FCC regulations and potential interference issues for device operation.
Details FCC limits on radiation exposure for safe device installation and use.
Provides a general introduction to the CGN's capabilities and network functions.
Describes the physical ports and connectors on the CGN device.
Explains the status indicators (lights) on the CGN and their meanings.
Guides on configuring IP addresses for network communication with the CGN.
Details the steps required to access the CGN's graphical user interface (GUI).
Introduces the main components and layout of the CGN's graphical user interface.
Explains how to restore the CGN to its factory default settings.
Guides users through changing the default password for security.
Configures basic wireless network settings like SSID and security mode.
Reviews the settings configured during the setup wizard process.
Explains concepts related to the cable connection and its status.
Covers IP address structure, assignment, subnetting, DHCP, and MAC addresses.
Displays general information about the CGN's hardware and software.
Shows the connection status steps for establishing internet connectivity.
Provides upstream/downstream connection details and IP info.
Allows for changing the user login password for the CGN.
Introduces concepts of Wide Area Network (WAN) and Local Area Network (LAN) connections.
Configures IP settings, DHCP server, and views connected devices.
Manages and shares data from USB storage devices connected to the CGN.
Provides tools for network diagnostics like ping and traceroute.
Manages CGN settings backup, restore, reboot, and factory reset.
Explains firewall purpose, features, and how to enable/disable them.
Details MAC Filtering, IP Filtering, and the Filter Setting screen.
Covers Port Forwarding, Port Triggering, and their respective screens.
Explains and configures the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) for a device.
Introduces features for managing internet access and content.
Allows blocking specific websites or keywords for LAN users.
Sets specific times for website blocking policies to be active.
Introduces wireless basics, architecture, standards, and SSIDs.
Details security protocols (WEP, WPA2) and Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
Configures SSID, wireless mode, channel, and WMM.
Configures IP and DHCP parameters for wireless SSIDs.
Manages WPS functionality and advanced wireless security settings.
Configures MAC address filtering for wireless network access.
Solves issues related to the CGN not receiving power or having a fault.
Addresses problems with LED indicators not functioning correctly.
Provides steps to recover or reset the CGN's IP address if lost.
Guides on recovering lost login credentials by resetting the CGN.
Troubleshoots issues preventing access to the CGN or the internet.
Diagnoses problems with internet access indicated by blinking DS/US LEDs.
Resolves issues preventing wireless client devices from connecting to the CGN.
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