23 - 12 - 2024
Login Form



 


Share this post

Submit to FacebookSubmit to TwitterSubmit to LinkedIn

 

WEB INTERFACE PART 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

web10tweb11tweb12tweb13t
By accessing the advanced menu you gain access to several tabs including the administrator one which allows you to check the status of the router, read system logs, enable/disable UPNP, use WAN ping, capture WAN/LAN packets, import/export settings, set the time and perform various network diagnostics.

 

 

web14tweb15tweb16tweb17tweb18tweb19tweb20t
From within the setup page you can change the mode of the router (router or bridge), adjust everything single setting related to LAN and WAN, add static routes, configure IPv6, setup schedule rules, upload new firmware updates, setup user access, enable remote access, initiate the setup wizard, check the DHCP client list and configure the VPN server (allows remote clients to securely connect with your network).

 

 

web21tweb22tweb23tweb24t
Both WiFi band pages allow the end user to enable/disable WDS (wireless distribution system), access advanced settings like signal strength and MU-MIMO, use the multiple SSIDs feature, configure WPS (Wi-Fi protected setup) and you can also see which devices are currently connected wirelessly to the router.

 

 

web25tweb26t
As clearly stated by its name the security page allows the user to enable/disable access control, add rules to block services and configure the inbound connections filter.

 

 

web27t
From within the firewall page you can setup the DMZ and Virtual Server options, enable/disable special applications via port triggering, set game rules, configure the application level gateway and finally you can also enable/disable DoS (denial of service) protection.

 

 


Finally the USB screen allows you to use a USB connected storage device for media and file sharing or as a BitTorrent download server.