NETGEAR WAC510

5.
Click the > button to the left the SSID.
The settings for the selected SSID display.
6. Click the > Advanced tab.
The page expands.
7. Select the Rate Limit check box.
8.
Specify the values:
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Upload. For the upload bandwidth limitation, enter a value from 64 to 1024 and
select Kbps or Mbps from the menu.
•
Download. For the download bandwidth limitation, enter a value from 64 to
1024 and select Kbps or Mbps from the menu.
9. Click the Apply button.
Your settings are saved.
Set up and manage captive portals for WiFi
networks
A captive portal is a web site that users see when they attempt to connect to a WiFi
network. A captive portal includes a splash page and usually requires some form of
authentication for the user. The access point supports three types of captive portals:
•
Click-through captive portal. A basic portal for which the splash page is stored on
the access point. For each WiFi network, you can set up a unique click-through
captive portal.
•
External captive portal. A portal that is hosted by an external captive portal vendor.
You can apply an external captive portal to multiple WiFi networks or you can apply
a unique external captive portal to each WiFi network.
•
Facebook Wi-Fi captive portal. A Facebook business page that serves as a portal.
You can configure a single Facebook Wi-Fi captive portal on the access point but
you can apply it to multiple WiFi networks.
The following sections describe how you can set up and manage the captive portals:
• Set up a click-through captive portal for a WiFi network
• Set up an external captive portal for a WiFi network
• Register and configure Facebook Wi-Fi for the access point
• Set up a Facebook Wi-Fi captive portal for a WiFi network
User Manual64Manage the Basic WiFi and
Radio Features
Insight Managed Smart Cloud Wireless Access Point WAC510 User Manual