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Contents Overview3
- Table of Contents3
Table of Contents4
User's Guide12
PART I User's Guide12
- Introduction14
Chapter 1 Introduction14
- Overview14
- Ways to Manage the AMG1312-T Series14
- Good Habits for Managing the AMG1312-T Series14
- Applications for the AMG1312-T Series15
  - Internet Access15
  - Wireless Access15
- General Hardware Features16
- Using the WPS Button17
- The RESET Button18
  - Using the Reset Button18
- Ways to Manage the AMG1312-T Series18
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator19
- Overview19
  - Accessing the Web Configurator19
- The Web Configurator Layout22
Chapter 3 Internet / Wireless Setup Wizard27
- Overview27
- Internet / Wireless Wizard Setup27
- Tutorials34
Chapter 4 Tutorials34
- Overview34
- Setting up Your DSL Connection34
- Account Configuration35
- Ipv6 Address Configuration36
- Setting up a Secure Wireless Network37
- Configuring the MAC Address Filter for Restricting Wireless Internet Access44
- Setting up NAT Forwarding for a Game Server45
  - Port Forwarding46
- Configuring Firewall Rules to Allow a Specified Service47
- Configuring Static Route for Routing to Another Network50
- Port Binding Configuration52
  - Configuring ATM Qos for Multiple WAN Connections52
  - Configuring Port Binding55
- Configuring Qos to Prioritize Traffic56
- Access the AMG1312-T Series from the Internet Using DDNS59
Technical Reference61
Part II: Technical Reference61
Chapter 5 Connection Status and System Info Screens63
- Overview63
- The Connection Status Screen63
- The System Info Screen64
Chapter 6 Broadband68
- Overview68
- The Internet Connection Screen69
  - Advanced Setup73
- The more Connections Screen75
  - More Connections Edit76
  - Configuring more Connections Advanced Setup79
- The 3G Backup Screen80
- WAN Technical Reference82
- Traffic Shaping85
  - ATM Traffic Classes86
- Wireless LAN87
Chapter 7 Wireless LAN87
- Overview87
- The General Screen88
- The More/Guest AP Screen94
  - More AP Edit94
- The MAC Authentication Screen96
- The WPS Screen97
- The WDS Screen99
- The WMM Screen100
- The Scheduling Screen100
- The Advanced Screen101
- Wireless LAN Technical Reference102
- Home Networking115
Chapter 8 Home Networking115
- Overview115
- The LAN Setup Screen117
- The Static DHCP Screen119
- The IP Alias Screen120
  - Configuring the LAN IP Alias Screen121
- The Upnp Screen121
- The Ipv6 LAN Setup Screen122
- The File Sharing Screen125
  - The User Edit Screen126
- Home Networking Technical Reference128
- Static Route132
Chapter 9 Static Route132
- Overview132
  - What You Can Do in the Static Route Screens133
- The Static Route Screen133
  - Static Route Add/Edit133
- Ipv6 Static Route134
  - Ipv6 Static Route Edit135
- Quality of Service (Qos)136
Chapter 10 Quality of Service (Qos)136
- Overview136
  - What You Can Do in the Qos Screens136
  - What You Need to Know about Qos137
- The Quality of Service General Screen137
- The Queue Screen138
  - Adding a Qos Queue139
- The Class Setup Screen140
  - Class Setup Add/Edit140
- The Qos Game List Screen144
- Qos Technical Reference145
Chapter 11147
- Network Address Translation (NAT)147
Chapter 12 Port Binding157
- Overview157
  - What You Can Do in the Port Binding Screens158
- The Port Binding General Screen158
- The Port Binding Screen158
  - Port Binding Summary Screen159
- Dynamic DNS Setup161
Chapter 13 Dynamic DNS Setup161
- Overview161
  - What You Can Do in the DDNS Screen161
  - What You Need to Know about DDNS161
- The Dynamic DNS Screen161
- Filters163
Chapter 14 Filters163
- Overview163
  - What You Can Do in the Filter Screens163
  - What You Need to Know about Filtering163
- The IP/MAC Filter Screen163
- Ipv6/Mac Filter166
- Firewall168
Chapter 15 Firewall168
- Overview168
  - What You Can Do in the Firewall Screens168
  - What You Need to Know about Firewall169
- The Firewall General Screen170
- The Default Action Screen171
- The Rules Screen173
- The Dos Screen179
  - The Dos Advanced Screen179
  - Configuring Firewall Thresholds180
- Firewall Technical Reference181
- Parental Control186
Chapter 16 Parental Control186
- Overview186
- The Parental Control Screen186
  - Add/Edit Parental Control Rule187
- Certificate189
Chapter 17 Certificate189
- Overview189
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter189
- What You Need to Know189
- Local Certificates189
- The Trusted CA Screen191
- Trusted CA Import191
- View Certificate192
- Logs194
Chapter 18 Logs194
- Overview194
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter194
  - What You Need to Know194
- The System Log Screen195
- Traffic Status196
Chapter 19 Traffic Status196
- Overview196
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter196
- The WAN Status Screen196
- The LAN Status Screen197
- The NAT Screen198
- User Account199
Chapter 20 User Account199
- Overview199
- The User Account Screen199
Chapter 21 Client200
- Overview200
- The TR-069 Client Screen200
- System Settings202
Chapter 22 System Settings202
- Overview202
  - What You Can Do in the System Settings Screens202
- The System Screen202
- The Time Screen202
- Firmware Upgrade205
Chapter 23 Firmware Upgrade205
- Overview205
- The Firmware Screen205
- Backup/Restore207
Chapter 24 Backup/Restore207
- Overview207
- The Backup/Restore Screen207
- The Reboot Screen209
- Remote Management210
Chapter 25 Remote Management210
- Overview210
  - What You Can Do in the Remote Management Screens210
  - What You Need to Know about Remote Management211
- The WWW Screen211
  - Configuring the WWW Screen211
- The Telnet Screen213
- The FTP Screen213
- The SNMP Screen214
  - Configuring SNMP215
- The DNS Screen217
- The ICMP Screen217
- The SSH Screen218
  - SSH Example219
- Diagnostic221
Chapter 26 Diagnostic221
- Overview221
  - What You Can Do in the Diagnostic Screens221
- The General Screen221
- The DSL Line Screen222
- Troubleshooting224
Chapter 27 Troubleshooting224
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds224
- AMG1312-T Series Access and Login225
- Internet Access227
Appendix A Setting up Your Computer's IP Address229
- Verifying Settings247
Appendix B IP Addresses and Subnetting249
Appendix C Pop-Up Windows, Javascripts and Java Permissions257
Appendix D Wireless Lans264
- Security Parameters Summary275
Appendix E Ipv6277
Appendix F Services286
Appendix G Legal Information290
Index294

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