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Nexxt Viking 150 - User Manual

Nexxt Viking 150
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Summary

FCC STATEMENT

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Overview of the router

Provides a general overview of the router's capabilities and target use cases.

1.2 Main features

Details the core functionalities and technical specifications of the router models.

1.3 Panel layout

Describes the physical interface elements and ports on both router models.

Chapter 2 Quick Installation Guide

2.1 Preliminary steps

Outlines the initial hardware connection and setup requirements before configuration.

2.2 Quick setup

Guides users through the essential steps for initial network and router configuration.

Chapter 3 Router configuration

3.1 Login

Instructions for accessing and logging into the router's web-based utility.

3.3 Operation modes (Polaris 150 only)

Details the various operating modes available for the Polaris 150 model.

3.5 WPS

Explains the Wi-Fi Protected Setup process for secure wireless device addition.

3.6 Network

Configuration options for network connectivity, including 3G, WAN, and LAN settings.

Chapter 4 MAC clone

4 MAC clone

Allows cloning the MAC address for specific network requirements.

Chapter 5. LAN

5. LAN

Configuration settings for the Local Area Network (LAN) interface.

Chapter 6. Wireless

6.1 Wireless settings

Basic configuration for the wireless network, including SSID and channel.

6.2 Wireless security

Configuration options for securing the wireless network with encryption.

6.3 Wireless MAC Filtering

Controls wireless access by filtering devices based on MAC addresses.

Chapter 7. DHCP

7.1 DHCP Settings

Configures the DHCP server to assign IP addresses to network devices.

7.3 Address Reservation

Allows reserving specific IP addresses for devices on the network.

Chapter 8. Forwarding

8.1 Virtual servers

Configures virtual servers to make local services accessible from the Internet.

8.2 Port triggering

Manages port forwarding rules for applications requiring multiple connections.

8.3 DMZ

Configures a local host to be directly exposed to the Internet.

Chapter 9. Security

9.1 Basic security

Configures fundamental security settings like Firewall and VPN passthrough.

9.2 Advanced Security

Implements advanced security measures against network attacks like DoS.

9.3 Local Management

Manages access rules for local computers to the router's utility.

9.4 Remote Management

Configures the router for remote access and management over the Internet.

9.5 Parental Control

Sets up rules to monitor and restrict internet access for specific users.

Chapter 10. Rule

10. Rule

Manages rules for controlling internet access based on various criteria.

10.1 Host

Defines and manages hosts (computers) that will be subject to access control rules.

10.2 Target

Defines targets for access control, such as IP addresses, ports, or domain names.

Chapter 11. Advanced routing

11.1 Static Routing List

Configures static routes for directing network traffic to specific destinations.

Chapter 12. Bandwidth control

12.1 Control settings

Configures bandwidth limits for upload and download speeds.

Chapter 13. IP & MAC Binding

13.1 Binding setting

Sets up IP and MAC address binding to secure network connections.

Chapter 14. Dynamic DNS

14.1 Comexe.cn DDNS

Configures Dynamic DNS settings for the Comexe.cn service provider.

14.2 Dyndns.org DDNS

Configures Dynamic DNS settings for the Dyndns.org service provider.

14.3 No-ip.com DDNS

Configures Dynamic DNS settings for the No-ip.com service provider.

Chapter 15. System Tools

15.1 Time settings

Configures the router's date, time, and time zone settings.

15.2 Diagnostic

Provides tools like Ping and Traceroute to test network connectivity.

15.4 Factory Defaults

Restores the router's configuration to its original factory default settings.

15.5 Backup & Restore

Allows saving router configuration to a file and restoring it later.

15.7 Password

Allows changing the router's administrative username and password.

Summary

FCC STATEMENT

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Overview of the router

Provides a general overview of the router's capabilities and target use cases.

1.2 Main features

Details the core functionalities and technical specifications of the router models.

1.3 Panel layout

Describes the physical interface elements and ports on both router models.

Chapter 2 Quick Installation Guide

2.1 Preliminary steps

Outlines the initial hardware connection and setup requirements before configuration.

2.2 Quick setup

Guides users through the essential steps for initial network and router configuration.

Chapter 3 Router configuration

3.1 Login

Instructions for accessing and logging into the router's web-based utility.

3.3 Operation modes (Polaris 150 only)

Details the various operating modes available for the Polaris 150 model.

3.5 WPS

Explains the Wi-Fi Protected Setup process for secure wireless device addition.

3.6 Network

Configuration options for network connectivity, including 3G, WAN, and LAN settings.

Chapter 4 MAC clone

4 MAC clone

Allows cloning the MAC address for specific network requirements.

Chapter 5. LAN

5. LAN

Configuration settings for the Local Area Network (LAN) interface.

Chapter 6. Wireless

6.1 Wireless settings

Basic configuration for the wireless network, including SSID and channel.

6.2 Wireless security

Configuration options for securing the wireless network with encryption.

6.3 Wireless MAC Filtering

Controls wireless access by filtering devices based on MAC addresses.

Chapter 7. DHCP

7.1 DHCP Settings

Configures the DHCP server to assign IP addresses to network devices.

7.3 Address Reservation

Allows reserving specific IP addresses for devices on the network.

Chapter 8. Forwarding

8.1 Virtual servers

Configures virtual servers to make local services accessible from the Internet.

8.2 Port triggering

Manages port forwarding rules for applications requiring multiple connections.

8.3 DMZ

Configures a local host to be directly exposed to the Internet.

Chapter 9. Security

9.1 Basic security

Configures fundamental security settings like Firewall and VPN passthrough.

9.2 Advanced Security

Implements advanced security measures against network attacks like DoS.

9.3 Local Management

Manages access rules for local computers to the router's utility.

9.4 Remote Management

Configures the router for remote access and management over the Internet.

9.5 Parental Control

Sets up rules to monitor and restrict internet access for specific users.

Chapter 10. Rule

10. Rule

Manages rules for controlling internet access based on various criteria.

10.1 Host

Defines and manages hosts (computers) that will be subject to access control rules.

10.2 Target

Defines targets for access control, such as IP addresses, ports, or domain names.

Chapter 11. Advanced routing

11.1 Static Routing List

Configures static routes for directing network traffic to specific destinations.

Chapter 12. Bandwidth control

12.1 Control settings

Configures bandwidth limits for upload and download speeds.

Chapter 13. IP & MAC Binding

13.1 Binding setting

Sets up IP and MAC address binding to secure network connections.

Chapter 14. Dynamic DNS

14.1 Comexe.cn DDNS

Configures Dynamic DNS settings for the Comexe.cn service provider.

14.2 Dyndns.org DDNS

Configures Dynamic DNS settings for the Dyndns.org service provider.

14.3 No-ip.com DDNS

Configures Dynamic DNS settings for the No-ip.com service provider.

Chapter 15. System Tools

15.1 Time settings

Configures the router's date, time, and time zone settings.

15.2 Diagnostic

Provides tools like Ping and Traceroute to test network connectivity.

15.4 Factory Defaults

Restores the router's configuration to its original factory default settings.

15.5 Backup & Restore

Allows saving router configuration to a file and restoring it later.

15.7 Password

Allows changing the router's administrative username and password.

Nexxt Viking 150 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeWireless Router
Frequency Band2.4 GHz
Max Wireless Speed150 Mbps
Antenna TypeFixed
Number of Antennas2
ModelViking 150
Wi-Fi Standard802.11n
Wireless Standards802.11b/g/n
SecurityWPA/WPA2
Ports1 x WAN, 4 x LAN

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