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General| Brand | NETGEAR |
|---|---|
| Model | RT311 |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Provides information on how to get help with technical issues from NETGEAR.
Lists RFC documents relevant for understanding Internet protocols and procedures.
Explains the formatting conventions used throughout the guide.
Details the special formats used to highlight important messages.
Provides an overview of the NETGEAR Model RT311 and RT314 routers.
Highlights the main capabilities and advantages of the routers.
Explains the router's ability to detect and operate at 10 or 100 Mbps.
Details the support for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol.
Covers features designed to maintain network security.
Outlines simplified setup and operational procedures for the routers.
Describes available maintenance features and support options.
Lists the items included in the product package.
Specifies the hardware needed for the local network.
Lists the requirements for each personal computer on the network.
Details the requirement for the broadband access device.
Describes the LEDs and indicators on the front panel of the router.
Identifies the ports and connectors on the rear panel of the router.
Provides instructions for connecting the router to the network.
Details how to connect the router to the local area network.
Explains how to connect the router to the modem for Internet access.
Describes how to connect the serial cable for management.
Provides instructions for connecting the power adapter.
Explains how to verify that the router is receiving power correctly.
Describes how to prepare PCs for IP networking.
Step-by-step guide for configuring Windows for IP networking.
Details the configuration of TCP/IP properties for PCs.
Explains how to verify TCP/IP settings on Windows PCs.
Step-by-step guide for configuring Macs for IP networking.
Explains how to verify TCP/IP settings on Macintosh computers.
Information required for setting up your Internet account.
Details the login protocols supported by ISPs.
Basic account information typically provided by an ISP.
Steps to collect ISP configuration data from a Windows PC.
Steps to collect ISP configuration data from a Macintosh.
Guides through the initial setup for Internet access via browser.
Covers general purpose administrative and system settings.
Fields for setting the System (Host) Name and Domain Name.
Configuration for Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS).
Instructions for changing the router's management password.
Configuration of LAN parameters, including filters, DHCP, and IP info.
Details the router's capability as a DHCP server.
Configuration of TCP/IP parameters for the local area network.
Enables making local servers visible and available to the Internet.
Configuration tips for online gaming and videoconferencing.
Allows configuration of additional routing information.
Provides an example of setting up a static route.
Displays status and usage information for the router.
Shows IP address assignments made by the router's DHCP server.
Instructions for updating the router's operating software.
Restores the router to its factory default settings.
Explains how to access the router's Manager interface.
Details how to connect using a serial port and terminal emulation.
Describes how to connect via Telnet over the local network.
Explains the router's startup sequence and initial display.
Overview of the main menu options in the Manager interface.
Commands and methods for navigating the Manager menus.
Menu for configuring administrative and system-related information.
Configuration for the wide area network (WAN) port.
Configuration of Ethernet LAN parameters.
Allows applying filter sets to control Ethernet traffic.
Setup for TCP/IP and DHCP parameters for the LAN.
Procedure for changing the router's management password.
Guides through configuring the router for Internet access.
Enables making local servers accessible from the Internet.
Example of configuring port forwarding for Web and FTP servers.
Tips for configuring applications like online games and video conferencing.
Instructions for manually configuring static routes.
Fields and process for editing a static IP route entry.
Illustrates a specific scenario for setting up a static route.
Configuration for registering dynamic IP addresses with DDNS services.
Monitors router operation, including port status and software version.
Details the fields and commands for system status monitoring.
Allows changing the baud rate for serial Manager connections.
Tools for viewing error logs and generating system logs.
Configuration for sending UNIX system logs to another machine.
Provides tools for diagnosing router issues like ping and DHCP.
Procedure for backing up and restoring config via serial connection.
Procedure for backing up and restoring config via FTP.
Information on updating the router software.
Steps to update router software using a serial connection.
Steps to update router software using an FTP program.
Enables diagnosis and configuration using commands.
Explains the structure and types of packet filters supported.
Step-by-step guide to configuring filter sets.
Details on configuring both TCP/IP and generic filter rules.
Information on configuring TCP/IP filter rules for the router.
Information on configuring protocol-independent generic filter rules.
Specifies how filter sets are used at the LAN or WAN interface.
Describes the expected sequence of events when powering on the router.
Troubleshooting steps if the power LED is off.
Troubleshooting steps if the Test LED behaves abnormally.
Troubleshooting steps if Link/Activity LEDs are not lit.
Steps to diagnose issues accessing the web interface.
Guides to diagnose problems with the Internet Service Provider connection.
Using the ping utility to diagnose TCP/IP network issues.
Verifying the network path from a PC to the router.
Troubleshooting access issues with the Manager interface.
Procedure to restore factory defaults and reset the password.
Steps for restoring configuration via a serial connection.
Steps for restoring configuration via FTP.
Details network protocols, standards, and power adapter specifications.
Provides dimensions and weight of the router.
Lists operating temperature and humidity ranges.
Specifies compliance with FCC and other emissions standards.
Details the specifications for LAN, WAN, and Manager interfaces.
Provides an overview of router functionality in networks.
Defines what a router is and its role in forwarding traffic.
Explains the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) used by routers.
Covers the structure and assignment of IP addresses.
Explains the function and format of netmasks.
Details the technique of subnetting IP addresses.
Lists reserved IP address ranges for private networks.
Explains how Network Address Translation (NAT) shares a single IP.
Covers MAC addresses and the ARP protocol.
Explains the role of Domain Name Servers (DNS).
Describes automatic IP configuration using DHCP.
Information on UTP Ethernet cable wiring and standards.
Explains uplink switches and the use of crossover cables.
Details specifications for Ethernet cable quality and types.
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