Need help?Do you have a question about the NETGEAR RangeMax WNR3500 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| xDSL connection | No |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 172 x 225.5 x 39 mm |
| Networking features | IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b |
| Maximum data transfer rate | 1 Gbit/s |
| Minimum system requirements | -Internet Explorer 5.0 |
| Compatible operating systems | Microsoft Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Me, Mac OS, UNIX, Linux |
| Security algorithms | WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK |
| Network address translation (NAT) | Yes |
| Product color | White |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 560 g |
|---|
Information for users regarding FCC compliance and product usage.
Guidelines for human exposure to radio frequency radiation from the equipment.
Warnings and instructions concerning radio frequency interference compliance.
Details on typographical conventions, formats, and the manual's scope.
Instructions on navigating and utilizing the manual's features effectively.
Guidance on printing specific pages or the entire manual.
Guidance on using the setup manual for initial router configuration.
Steps to access and log into the router's web configuration interface.
Instructions for configuring the internet connection via the setup wizard.
Details on viewing and setting up basic Internet Service Provider configurations.
Guidance on selecting the most suitable wireless security methods.
Instructions for recording essential wireless network setup details.
Procedures for modifying the router's wireless security configurations.
Accessing and reviewing advanced wireless network settings.
How to use WPS for easy and secure wireless client connection.
Configuring MAC address filtering to control network access.
Steps to change the router's administrative login password for security.
How to save the router's current configuration settings.
Explanation of the router's firewall features and functionality.
Introduction to content filtering options for network protection.
How to block specific websites or keywords from network access.
Methods for blocking specific internet services or ports.
Steps to define custom services for blocking or filtering.
Setting up schedules for blocking specific content or services.
How to view logs of internet browsing activity and access attempts.
Setting up email alerts for network events and log notifications.
Configuring the router's time and date settings for accurate logging.
Configuring LAN IP settings, including DHCP and IP address assignments.
Assigning static IP addresses to devices via DHCP reservation.
Setting up Dynamic DNS to access the network with a domain name.
Setting up WAN interface options like DMZ, MTU, and ping response.
Defining static routes for advanced network traffic management.
Configuring the router for wireless repeating (WDS) functionality.
Creating exceptions for inbound traffic using port forwarding or triggering.
Setting up port forwarding to make local servers accessible from the internet.
Dynamically opening ports for applications based on outbound traffic.
Enabling UPnP for automatic device configuration and network access.
Tips for improving wireless connection speed and range.
Prioritizing network traffic for specific applications or devices.
Explanation of common networking technologies and their considerations.
Evaluating network speed needs for various applications and devices.
How to view the router's status, including connection and port information.
Displaying a list of devices currently connected to the router.
Overview of managing router configuration files.
Procedures for saving and restoring router configuration settings.
How to reset the router to its factory default configuration.
Instructions for upgrading the router's firmware and software.
Configuring remote access to manage the router over the internet.
General troubleshooting steps and quick tips for common issues.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with basic router functions and lights.
Steps to resolve problems accessing the router's web interface.
Diagnosing and fixing issues related to internet connectivity.
Using the ping utility to diagnose network path and connectivity problems.
Resolving issues related to incorrect date and time settings.
Steps to diagnose and fix common wireless connection issues.
How to restore factory defaults for configuration and passwords.
Factory default settings for router login, internet, and local network.
Detailed specifications including protocols, power, physical, and emissions.
To Next Page
