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General| Color | black |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi Mesh System | no |
| Band Technology | dual |
| Frequency Band | 2.4 ghz, 5.0 ghz |
| Ethernet Standard | 10/100/1000 |
| Ethernet Switch | yes |
| Wireless Networking Standard | wi-fi 5 |
| Wireless Standard | ac, n |
| 2.4 Ghz Streams | 1 |
| 5.0 Ghz Streams | 1 |
| Gigabit Ethernet Speed | yes |
| Antennas | 6 |
| Parental Control | yes |
| Firewall | spi |
| Data Encryption | yes |
| Encryption Type | wpa2 |
| Ports | rj-45, usb |
| LAN Ports | 4 |
| WAN Ports | 1 |
Lists the items included in the router package, such as cables and adapters.
Details the advanced features of the router, including Wireless-AC, dual-band, SpeedBoost, and security.
Explains how the router enhances home entertainment experiences by connecting various devices.
Highlights the ease of setting up the router using Linksys Smart Wi-Fi software.
Confirms the router's support for the latest Internet protocol technology for future network readiness.
Describes how Linksys Smart Wi-Fi simplifies managing settings and adding devices to the network.
Explains how to create a separate, password-protected network for guests.
Details how to limit access time and block websites for specific computers using parental controls.
Explains how to use the WPS button to easily configure wireless security on compatible devices.
Describes how to connect USB drives for storage or printers for sharing across the network.
Details how to connect wired devices using the Gigabit Ethernet ports.
Explains how to connect the router to the modem using the yellow Internet port.
Describes how to press and hold the reset button to restore the router to factory defaults.
Indicates where to connect the AC power adapter to power the router.
Explains the meaning of the green connectivity and yellow network activity indicators on the ports.
Guides users on setting up a home network, defining network components like modems and routers.
Explains what a network is and the typical devices included in a home network setup.
Provides links to online resources like Linksys.com/support and Linksys Smart Wi-Fi help.
Step-by-step instructions on how to access and log into your Linksys Smart Wi-Fi account.
Explains how to access router settings directly on your home network via a web browser.
Provides tips for optimizing wireless connection speed, focusing on router placement and signal obstructions.
Guides users on how to run a speed test using the router's built-in Speed Test feature.
Instructions for connecting a computer to the network using wireless or wired connections.
Details how to connect a USB printer to the router for network-wide access.
Provides steps for manually connecting a network device using its network information.
Explains how to connect devices using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) method.
Instructions on how to add or remove widgets from the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi home page.
Details how to change the icon and text description for devices displayed in the Device List.
Introduces how to attach USB drives for networked storage, media server, and FTP server functions.
Provides instructions on safely removing and attaching USB drives to the router.
Guides users on setting up user accounts and permissions for accessing shared folders on USB drives.
Steps to enable and configure the FTP server for remote access to storage devices.
Explains how to enable the FTP server to access attached drive files from anywhere via web browser or FTP.
Provides manual configuration steps for advanced users who prefer not to use the setup software.
Details manual configuration for Internet connection settings, especially for non-US ISPs.
Details how to manually configure the router's IPv6 settings, requiring ISP service.
Instructions for adding an additional router to an existing Linksys Smart Wi-Fi account.
Suggests upgrading wireless clients to newer standards like Wireless-N for better network performance.
Explains how to split traffic between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands for improved multimedia performance.
Explains MAC filtering as a method to control network access by device MAC addresses.
Details how to adjust firewall settings, including SPI protection and VPN passthrough options.
Guides users on configuring a domain name for their network to facilitate remote access via the Internet.
Explains how to prioritize traffic for devices, applications, and games for better network performance.
Instructions for configuring the router to extend wireless network range by acting as an access point.
Steps to reconfigure an existing router to function as an access point for network extension.
Guides on adding the new router to an existing network, typically for isolation or extending range.
Instructions for adding a second router to share an existing Internet connection, often in office environments.
Explains how to forward inbound Internet traffic to specific devices or ports on the local network.
Details forwarding inbound traffic on a single port to a specific device on the local network.
Guides on forwarding inbound traffic on a range of ports to a single device on the local network.
Explains how to set up port range triggering to manage outgoing data for specific port numbers.
Guides on backing up router settings for safety and restoring them if needed, especially after resets.
Instructions on using the physical reset button on the router to restore factory default settings.
Guides on restoring the router to factory defaults using the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi interface.
Guides on enabling the router's logging feature to track traffic and view network activity.
Provides steps to resolve issues if the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi setup process fails.
Explains the need for Service Pack 3 on Windows XP for Linksys Smart Wi-Fi to function correctly.
Provides specific steps for troubleshooting network access issues on Mac computers.
Guides on resolving issues when the Internet connection appears to be unavailable after setup.
Explains the process and benefits of rebooting the router to resolve network issues.
Recommends restoring factory defaults as a last resort when other troubleshooting fails.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the Linksys EA6700 router, including hardware and features.
Details environmental factors like dimensions, weight, power, temperature, and humidity.
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