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NETGEAR JWNR2000v2 User Manual

NETGEAR JWNR2000v2
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350 East Plumeria Drive
San Jose, CA 95134
USA
May 2011
202-10785-01
v1.0
N300 Wireless Router
Model JWNR2000v2
User Manual

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NETGEAR JWNR2000v2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Wireless Standard802.11n
Frequency Band2.4 GHz
Maximum Wireless Speed300 Mbps
Ethernet Ports4 x 10/100 Mbps
WAN Port1 x 10/100 Mbps
SecurityWEP, WPA, WPA2
Power Supply12V DC, 1A
Antennas2 external antennas

Summary

Hardware Setup

Unpack Your Router

Unpack the router and identify all included accessories and components.

Hardware Features

Overview of the router's physical components, including front and back panels, and LEDs.

Position Your Router

Guidelines for optimal placement of the router to ensure the best wireless performance and coverage.

Cable Your Router

Step-by-step instructions for connecting the router to the modem and computer using Ethernet cables.

Verify the Cabling

Check router LED indicators to confirm correct cable connections and power status.

Router Internet Setup

Router Setup Preparation

Prerequisites and information needed before starting the router configuration process.

Log In to the Router

Instructions for accessing the router's web-based management interface using a browser.

Router Interface

Explanation of the router's web interface structure, menus, and online help features.

Setup Wizard

A guided process to automatically configure the router's internet connection and basic settings.

Manual Setup (Basic Settings)

Manual configuration of essential internet connection parameters and network settings.

Change Password

Steps to change the router's default login username and password for enhanced security.

Log Out Manually

Procedure for safely exiting the router's web management interface.

Wireless Settings

Security Basics

Fundamental security measures to protect your wireless network from unauthorized access.

Wireless Security Options

Details on WEP, WPA, WPA2, and PSK encryption for securing wireless transmissions.

Add Clients (Computers or Devices) to Your Network

Methods for connecting wireless devices using manual setup or WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).

Wireless Settings

Screen for viewing and modifying wireless network name (SSID), channel, and mode.

Wireless Settings Screen Fields

Explanation of the various configuration fields within the Wireless Settings screen.

Set Up WEP Wireless Security

Configuration steps for implementing WEP encryption for wireless network security.

Add Guest Networks

How to set up separate wireless networks for visitors, allowing internet access only.

Content Filtering

Live Parental Controls

Features for blocking objectionable content, managing internet access, and preventing online threats.

Keyword Blocking of HTTP Traffic

Method to block specific keywords or domains to filter web traffic.

Block Outbound Traffic to Internet Services

Configure rules to block specific internet services or ports for network security.

Set the Time Zone

Configure the router's time zone for accurate logging and scheduled operations.

Schedule Blocking

Set up schedules to control when internet access or specific services are blocked.

Enable Security Event Email Notification

Configure email alerts for security events and to receive log notifications.

View Logs of Web Access or Attempted Web Access

Review logs of internet activity, including access attempts and blocked sites.

Allow Inbound Connections to Your Network

Manage inbound traffic exceptions using port forwarding and port triggering.

Port Forwarding to a Local Server

Direct incoming internet traffic to specific local servers or applications.

Port Triggering

Dynamically open ports based on outbound traffic for specific applications or games.

Network Maintenance

Upgrade the Router Firmware

Guide to updating the router's operating software to the latest version for improved functionality.

Manually Check for Firmware Upgrades

Steps to manually check for, download, and install router firmware updates.

Manage the Configuration File

Procedures for backing up, restoring, or erasing router configuration settings.

Back Up

Procedure for saving the current router settings to a configuration file for safekeeping.

Restore

Process for loading saved configuration settings back onto the router.

Erase

How to reset the router to its original factory default configuration settings.

View Router Status

Display of current router operational status, hardware, and software versions.

View Attached Devices

List of all IP devices currently connected to the router's local network.

Remote Management Access

Enable and configure remote access for managing the router over the internet.

Advanced Settings

WAN Setup

Configuration for WAN port, DMZ server, port scan protection, and MTU size settings.

Set Up a Default DMZ Server

Assign a specific computer to receive all unsolicited inbound traffic from the internet.

Dynamic DNS

Configure Dynamic DNS service to access the router using a domain name.

LAN Setup

Configure LAN IP settings, DHCP server, and IP address reservations.

Use the Router as a DHCP Server

Enable the router to automatically assign IP addresses to connected network devices.

Reserved IP Addresses Setup

Assign static IP addresses to specific devices on the local network.

Advanced Wireless Settings

Advanced configuration options for the wireless network, such as fragmentation and power control.

Restrict Wireless Access by MAC Address

Control network access by allowing only devices with specific MAC addresses.

Set Up Static Routes

Manually configure routing information for specific network destinations.

Quality of Service

Prioritize network traffic for voice, video, or specific applications for better performance.

WMM QoS for Wireless Multimedia Applications

Optimize wireless traffic for multimedia applications like voice and video using WMM QoS.

QoS for Internet Access

Configure policies to prioritize different types of internet traffic based on rules.

Traffic Meter

Monitor and set limits for internet traffic volume passing through the router.

Universal Plug and Play

Enable automatic device configuration and resource sharing on the network.

Wireless Repeating (Also Called WDS)

Configure the router to act as a wireless repeater to extend network range.

Wireless Repeating Function

Settings for operating the router in repeater or base station mode for wireless extension.

Set Up the Base Station

Configure the router as the primary access point in a wireless repeating setup.

Set Up a Repeater Unit

Configure a second router to act as a wireless repeater for the base station.

Troubleshooting

Quick Tips

Essential tips for quickly resolving common router operational and connectivity issues.

Troubleshooting Basic Functions

Diagnose and resolve fundamental router operational problems by checking LEDs and sequence.

Login Problems

Solutions for issues preventing access to the router's administration interface.

Check the Internet Service Connection

Verify the router's ability to obtain an IP address and connect to the internet.

Troubleshooting PPPoE

Specific guidance for resolving issues related to PPPoE internet connection setup.

Troubleshooting Internet Browsing

Fix problems with loading web pages after the router is connected to the internet.

Troubleshoot Your Network Using the Ping Utility

Utilize the ping utility to diagnose network connectivity and path issues.

Problems with Date and Time

Troubleshoot incorrect date or time displayed by the router, often due to NTP issues.

Problems with Wireless Adapter Connections

Resolve issues preventing wireless adapters from connecting to the network.

Restore the Default Configuration and Password

Reset the router to its original factory default settings and credentials.

Supplemental Information

Factory Default Settings

Details of the router's default configuration parameters and values.

Specifications

Technical details including dimensions, weight, power, and standards compliance.

Notification of Compliance

Regulatory Compliance Information

General information on operating the product according to national and international laws.

Europe – EU Declaration of Conformity

Statement of compliance with EU directives and essential requirements.

EDOC in Languages of the European Community

Provides the EU Declaration of Conformity in multiple European languages.

FCC Requirements for Operation in the United States

Regulations and guidelines for operating the device in the USA.

Industry Canada

Compliance information and regulations for operating the device in Canada.

Interference Reduction Table

Recommended minimum distances between equipment and appliances to reduce interference.

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