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General| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | R110 |
| Category | Wireless Router |
| Language | English |
Provides an easy way to quickly configure basic settings on the router.
Configure system time, time zone, and daylight saving for accurate logging.
Configure the router's Internet connection type and parameters.
Configure wireless radio bands, modes, security, and SSIDs.
Review and confirm all configured settings before finishing the wizard.
Displays the router’s key settings and resource utilization.
Configure the device to operate in Router or Bridge mode.
Configure system info, admin credentials, country code, and system time.
Manage system logs, configure SNMP, and view traffic statistics.
Displays the current status of the WAN interface and IP address assignment.
Configure WAN connection types including DHCP, Static IP, PPPoE, PPTP, and L2TP.
Configure Dynamic DNS services and MAC address cloning for ISP registration.
Displays the current status of LAN related features, including IP settings and VLANs.
Configure default VLAN settings, IP address, DHCP server, and Spanning Tree.
Configure DHCP relay for dynamic IP assignment and IGMP for multicast traffic.
Displays current status of wireless radio settings, SSIDs, and VAPs.
Configure basic wireless settings like radio on/off, band, mode, and SSID.
Set up MAC authentication, WPA/WPA2, and WEP security for wireless networks.
Configure advanced wireless parameters and Wireless Distribution System.
Configure Wi-Fi Protected Setup and Wi-Fi Multimedia for QoS.
Displays the current status of VPN tunnel connections.
Configure secure IPSec tunnels to remote endpoints.
Configure L2TP and PPTP tunnels for VPN connections.
Allow VPN traffic from clients to pass through the router.
Shows RIP/RIPng status and displays IPv4/IPv6 routing tables.
Configure IPv4 dynamic (RIP) and static routes.
Configure IPv6 dynamic (RIPng) and static routes.
Displays the current status of the firewall settings.
Configure PING from WAN, UPnP, and DoS protection.
Restrict network access via Client, MAC, URL, and Content Filtering.
Configure Stateful Packet Inspection for intrusion detection.
Displays status of NAT, Virtual Server, DMZ, and Port Trigger.
Configure port forwarding (Virtual Server) and DMZ for specific applications.
Configure Application Layer Gateway and Port Triggering for specific applications.
Displays the current status of the IPv6 connection.
Configure IPv6 connection types like Static, SLAAC, DHCPv6, and PPPoE.
View DHCPv6 client information and configure MLD proxy.
Displays the current status of QoS and traffic mapping features.
Configure bandwidth allocation per queue and classify traffic types.
Set up user accounts for accessing USB files via File Sharing or FTP.
Configure shared folders for network access and FTP server settings.
Ensure USB data correctness by safely removing the drive.
Check firmware versions, update software, and manage configurations.
Use Ping, Nslookup, and Traceroute for network troubleshooting.
Configure email alerts for events and schedule network access rules.
Download support file and view the End User License Agreement.
Access the HP Support Center website and contact HP for technical support.
Understand guide conventions and how to use the web management interface.
Methods to reset the router via reset button or management interface.
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