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Model | CGN2 |
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Category | Modem |
Technology | Cable |
DOCSIS Standard | DOCSIS 3.0 |
Channels | 8x4 |
Maximum Download Speed | 343 Mbps |
Maximum Upload Speed | 120 Mbps |
Ethernet Ports | 4 |
Wireless Standard | 802.11n |
Wireless Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz |
Telephony Ports | 2 |
Weight | 1.1 lbs |
Provides an overview of the CGN2's functionality as a cable modem and wireless access point.
Describes the physical ports and buttons of the CGN2 for setup and operation.
Explains the status indicators (LEDs) on the CGN2 and their meanings.
Provides step-by-step instructions for manually setting up your computer's IP address.
Guides users on how to access and log into the CGN2's Graphical User Interface.
Explains the different components and navigation of the CGN2's GUI.
Details the procedures for resetting the CGN2 to its original factory default settings.
Explains concepts related to the cable connection, including DOCSIS standards.
Explains IP addressing, formats, and subnetting concepts for network communication.
Explains the DHCP process for automatic IP address assignment.
Displays general information about the CGN2's hardware, software, and network connection.
Shows connection steps and aids in troubleshooting connection failures.
Provides information on upstream/downstream connections and WAN IP details.
Allows users to change the password for accessing the CGN2's interface.
Enables or disables CGN2 features like residential gateway and UPnP.
Explains the concepts of Wide Area Network (WAN) and Local Area Network (LAN).
Covers controlling IP addresses on the LAN via DHCP or manual assignment.
Explains Domain Name System and how to configure domain suffixes for the LAN.
Details how to use Ping and Traceroute tools for network diagnostics.
Configures WAN/LAN IP settings, DNS, and DHCP server options.
Manages and shares data from USB devices connected to the CGN2.
Provides options to back up, restore, reboot, or factory reset CGN2 settings.
Introduces the concept of a firewall and its role in protecting the network.
Enables or disables firewall features like intrusion detection and ICMP responses.
Configures MAC address filtering on the LAN and IP filtering.
Configures port forwarding between WAN and LAN computers.
Configures port triggering for automating port forwarding.
Configures the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) for a specific device.
Introduces features for blocking websites and managing access for LAN computers.
Configures website blocking and specifies trusted computers exempt from filtering.
Controls when the website blocking filter is active, by day and time.
Configures email or syslog alerts for firewall triggered events.
Explains basic concepts of wireless networking, WLANs, APs, and clients.
Lists and describes IEEE standards and security protocols like WEP/WPA.
Describes WPS methods for easily and securely connecting wireless devices.
Configures basic wireless settings like SSID, mode, channel, and security.
Configures MAC address filtering for wireless network access control.
Provides advanced wireless configuration options for optimal performance.