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General| Brand | SMART/RG |
|---|---|
| Model | SR506n |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Critical safety instructions for operating the gateway to prevent hazards.
Information regarding compliance with FCC regulations for the device.
Defines the manual's purpose and the scope of information covered for the SR506n CPE.
Provides guidance on how subscribers and service providers can obtain help with the product.
Explains the meaning of the various LED indicator lights on the gateway's exterior.
Illustrates and describes the physical connectors and buttons on the SR506n gateway.
Details the functions and operation of the reset button, including its multiple modes.
Explains the WPS button's role in establishing secure wireless connections.
Displays hardware and software details, and current WAN connection status upon login.
Guides through configuring a PPP over Ethernet WAN service for internet connectivity.
Guides through configuring an IP over Ethernet WAN service.
Guides through configuring a Bridge WAN service.
Configures the gateway's local IP addresses, subnet mask, and DHCP behavior.
Configures the gateway's IPv6 environment and DHCPv6 server settings.
Configures virtual servers (port forwards) for external access to internal services.
Enables dynamic opening of firewall ports for application access.
Configures IP filters for outgoing and incoming traffic to control network access.
Blocks or forwards wireless client packets based on MAC address.
Restricts Internet access for specific devices based on days and times.
Allows exclusion and inclusion of URLs to filter Internet access.
Enables QoS and sets DSCP Mark classification for traffic prioritization.
Configures queues and associates them with Layer 2 interfaces for QoS.
Configures the default gateway interface list to establish access priority.
Manually configures fixed routes for IP data.
Configures Domain Name Server (DNS) information supplied by the service provider.
Details modulation settings and data transmission rates for DSL profiles.
Configures basic wireless features like SSID, channel, and security.
Configures network security settings using WPS or network authentication modes.
Configures advanced wireless features like channel, bandwidth, and power save.
Runs line performance tests for DSL connectivity and displays status.
Tests network connectivity to a server by host name or IP address.
Manages gateway settings including backup, update, and restore operations.
Views and configures system logs for monitoring gateway events and troubleshooting.
Manages user accounts, passwords, services, and access lists for gateway and network control.
Details FCC Part 68 rules and requirements for connecting equipment to telephone networks.
Explains the Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) and its implications for connected devices.
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