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Contents Overview3
- Table of Contents3
Table of Contents4
User's Guide10
PART I User's Guide10
- Introduction12
Chapter 1 Introduction12
- Overview12
- Securing the NBG-418N V213
- Leds14
- The WPS/RESET Button14
  - Using the WPS/RESET Button15
- Wall Mounting15
Chapter 2 The Web Configurator17
- Overview17
- Accessing the Web Configurator17
- Resetting the NBG-418N V219
- Connection Wizard20
Chapter 3 Connection Wizard20
- Wizard Setup20
- Connection Wizard: STEP 1: WAN Connection Type21
- Connection Wizard: STEP 2: Wireless LAN25
- Connection Wizard: STEP 3: Internet Configuration27
- Connection Wizard Complete27
- Modes29
Chapter 4 Modes29
- Overview29
- Setting Your NBG-418N V2 to Router Mode30
  - Status Screen (Router Mode)31
  - Router Mode Navigation Panel35
- Setting Your NBG-418N V2 to AP Mode36
  - Status Screen (AP Mode)37
  - AP Navigation Panel38
- Setting Your NBG-418N V2 to Universal Repeater Mode39
  - Status Screen (Universal Repeater Mode)40
  - Universal Repeater Navigation Panel42
- Tutorials44
Chapter 5 Tutorials44
- Overview44
- How to Connect to the Internet from an AP44
- Configure Wireless Security Using WPS on both Your NBG-418N V2 and Wireless Client44
  - Push Button Configuration (PBC)45
  - PIN Configuration46
- Enable and Configure Wireless Security Without WPS on Your NBG-418N V248
  - Configure Your Wireless Client49
- Using Multiple Ssids on the NBG-418N V251
  - Configuring Security Settings of Multiple Ssids52
- Installing Upnp in Windows 7 Example55
- Using Bandwidth Management on the NBG-418N V255
Technical Reference58
Part II: Technical Reference58
- Wireless LAN60
Chapter 6 Wireless LAN60
- Overview60
- What You Can Do61
- What You Should Know61
- General Wireless LAN Screen63
- MAC Filter68
- Wireless LAN Advanced Screen69
- WPS Screen70
- WPS Station Screen71
- Scheduling Screen71
- MBSSID Screen72
- AP Select Screen74
- Wan76
Chapter 7 WAN76
- Overview76
- What You Need to Know76
  - Configuring Your Internet Connection76
- Internet Connection Screen77
  - Ethernet Encapsulation77
  - Pppoe Encapsulation79
- Advanced Screen81
- Ipv6 Screen82
- Lan92
Chapter 8 LAN92
- Overview92
- What You Need to Know92
- LAN IP Screen94
- DHCP Server96
Chapter 9 DHCP Server96
- Overview96
- What You Can Do96
- What You Need to Know96
- General Screen96
- Advanced Screen97
- Client List Screen98
Chapter 10 Network Address Translation100
- Overview100
- What You Can Do101
  - What You Need to Know101
- General NAT Screen102
- NAT Application Screen103
- Port Triggering Screen105
- Technical Reference106
- Dynamic DNS109
Chapter 11 Dynamic DNS109
- Overview109
- Dynamic DNS Screen109
- Firewall111
Chapter 12 Firewall111
- Overview111
- What You Can Do111
- What You Need to Know112
  - About the NBG-418N V2 Firewall112
  - VPN Pass through Features112
- General Firewall Screen112
- Services Screen113
- Remote Management115
Chapter 13 Remote Management115
- Overview115
- WWW Screen116
Chapter 14 Universal Plug-And-Play (Upnp)118
- Overview118
- What You Need to Know118
- Configuring Upnp119
- Installing Upnp in Windows 7 Example119
  - Using Upnp in Windows XP Example121
  - Web Configurator Easy Access123
- Bandwidth MGMT126
Chapter 15 Bandwidth MGMT126
- Overview126
- What You Can Do126
- What You Need to Know126
- Bandwidth MGMT Screen126
- Advanced Screen127
- System129
Chapter 16 System129
- Overview129
- What You Can Do129
- System General Screen129
- Time Setting Screen130
- Logs132
Chapter 17 Logs132
- Overview132
- What You Need to Know132
- View Log Screen132
- Tools134
Chapter 18 Tools134
- Overview134
- What You Can Do134
- Firmware Upload Screen134
- Configuration Screen136
- Restart Screen138
- Sys OP Mode139
Chapter 19 Sys OP Mode139
- Overview139
- General Screen139
- Language141
Chapter 20 Language141
- Language Screen141
- Troubleshooting142
Chapter 21 Troubleshooting142
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds142
- NBG-418N V2 Access and Login143
- Internet Access144
- Resetting the NBG-418N V2 to Its Factory Defaults145
- Wireless Problems146
Appendix A IP Addresses and Subnetting148
Appendix B Pop-Up Windows, Javascripts and Java Permissions158
Appendix C Setting up Your Computer's IP Address167
Appendix D Wireless Lans195
- Security Parameters Summary206
Appendix E Common Services209
Appendix E Common Services210
Appendix F Legal Information212
- Regulatory Information214
- Safety Warnings216
Appendix G Customer Support218
Index224

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