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Advance Setting, Allow AirPlay and Chromecast

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8. You may press Stop pairing anytime to stop the pairing process. Advance Setting Click Advance Setting to adjust Firewall, Host Output Resolution, Screen Scale, 4 Way Split, Stream Encryption, Login Code, HDCP Auto, Allow AirPlay and Chromecast, and Network Standby. Firewall is a security setting that allows you to block/reject users from accessing the Host via its WAN port in order to protect it from hacking. The default setting for this field is Reject which enables the firewall and rejects access to the Host via its WAN port. To disable the firewall and allow devices to access the Host via its WAN port select Accept. A warning message is prompted to let you know the security risk. Users will still be able to access the web management interface via a direct connection to the WAN port when the Firewall is set to Reject. Web management 51

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Web management
8.
You may press
Stop pairing
anytime to stop the pairing process.
Advance Setting
Click
Advance Setting
to adjust
Firewall
,
Host Output Resolution
,
Screen Scale
,
4 Way
Split
,
Stream Encryption
,
Login Code
,
HDCP Auto
,
Allow AirPlay and Chromecast
, and
Network Standby
.
Firewall
is a security setting that allows you to block/reject users from accessing the Host via its
WAN port in order to protect it from hacking. The default setting for this field is
Reject
which
enables the firewall and rejects access to the Host via its WAN port. To disable the firewall and allow
devices to access the Host via its WAN port select
Accept
. A warning message is prompted to let
you know the security risk.
Users will still be able to access the web management interface via a direct connection to the WAN port when
the
Firewall
is set to
Reject
.