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General| DOCSIS Version | 3.0 |
|---|---|
| Downstream Channels | 8 |
| Upstream Channels | 4 |
| Ethernet Ports | 4 |
| Ethernet Speed | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Telephony Ports | 2 |
| Maximum Data Rate | 343 Mbps |
| Wi-Fi Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz |
| Security Features | WPA, WPA2 |
| Wi-Fi Standard | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
Provides safety guidelines and regulatory compliance for operating the device.
Illustrates the general connection topology and applications of the DVW32CB gateway.
Guides users on how to contact their service provider for direct support.
Lists and describes the items included in the DVW32CB product package.
Details the front and rear panels, connections, and LED indicators of the DVW32CB.
Lists the features and specifications, including interfaces, standards, and firmware.
Explains default network settings, SSIDs, and login credentials for the DVW32CB.
Provides an example of the DVW32CB housing label and descriptions of its contents.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up and connecting the DVW32CB device.
Guides on how to connect Ethernet and wireless devices to the DVW32CB network.
Offers troubleshooting tips for common installation problems and LED indicators.
Instructions on how to access the DVW32CB's web interface using a browser.
Explains the simple process of logging out of the device's web interface.
Displays the device's internal software and hardware configuration details.
Shows connection status and downstream/upstream channel bonding statistics.
Allows users to change the device's username and password for access.
Provides utilities like Ping and Traceroute to test network connectivity.
Displays a list of computers and devices currently connected to the DVW32CB.
Allows restoring the DVW32CB to its factory default settings.
Configures common gateway parameters like WAN IP, LAN IP, and DHCP.
Manages dynamic host configuration protocol settings for IP address assignment.
Configures IPv6 host IP addresses, prefixes, and other IPv6 network settings.
Enables clients to connect using LAN IPv6 addresses.
Configures dynamic domain name system for a constant pre-defined host name.
Assigns fixed IP addresses to clients to ensure consistent network access.
Allows backing up or restoring the gateway configuration to a previous state.
Configures the system time obtained from network servers via SNTP.
Defines which networking protocols are enabled or disabled on the device.
Filters IP addresses to block Internet traffic to specific network devices.
Filters MAC addresses to block Internet traffic from specific network devices.
Configures port filters to block Internet services using specified ports.
Directs Internet traffic to specific computers on the local area network.
Defines dynamic triggers for specific devices requiring bi-directional traffic.
Configures a pass through table for devices acting as bridge devices.
Exposes a host IP address to the WAN for specific applications.
Filters web content to block cookies, Java scripts, and pop-up windows.
Defines firewall event log reporting through email alerts and attack reports.
Defines events and sends logs to a local SysLog server for analysis.
Configures user accounts, access permissions, and connection parameters.
Selects rules to block specific Internet content and websites.
Configures time-based access policies to block traffic at specified times.
Displays Parental Control event log reporting for user activity.
Allows selection between 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands for configuration.
Configures wireless radio settings like channel number and bandwidth control.
Configures wireless security settings, network names (SSIDs), and modes.
Configures which clients can access the wireless network using MAC address filtering.
Enables Quality of Service (QoS) to prioritize traffic in wireless networks.
Configures the device to act as a wireless network bridge to extend network reach.
Provides guidance on deploying and troubleshooting wireless environments.
Views task progress and MTA (Multimedia Terminal Adapter) line states.
Monitors lease parameters, timers, and PacketCable DHCP options for voice.
Monitors error codewords, payload header suppression, and service flows for voice.
Views MTA configuration files and enterprise MIB settings for voice services.
Views events associated with the MTA, such as errors and status changes.
Displays current battery information, status, and estimated time remaining.
Provides information about the uninterrupted power supply and battery status.
Displays time interfaces remain active on battery power before turning off.
Views the MoCA status, IP address, security mode, and frequency.
