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Index A access blocking 3-1 remote 6-11 restricting by MAC address 2-19 viewing logs 3-6 access control turning off 7-13 turning on 2-21 access points 4-11 accessing remote computer 5-2 account name 1-6, 6-2 ActiveX 7-5 adding custom service 5-7 priority rules 5-16 reserved IP addresses 4-4 static routes 4-10 wireless clients 2-14, 2-18 See also configuring administrator password, changing 2-22 advanced wireless settings 2-12 advertisement period 5-13 AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryption 2-11 applications, QoS for 5-16 attached devices 6-6 authentication, required by mail server 3-8 autogenerated IP addresses 7-4 automatic logout 1-4 automatic software upgrade 6-9 B backing up configuration file 6-7 backing up, transfer time 5-24 bandwidth, optimizing 5-21 base station, setting up 4-13 basic settings 2-6 basic wireless connectivity 7-10 Big Pond 1-8 blocking access 3-1 inbound traffic 5-1 bold text xi broadband Internet 5-23 broadcast status 6-3 C cables, checking 7-2 card, wireless, setting up 7-9 channel, frequency 2-8 channel, wireless port 6-3 clients, adding 2-14, 2-18 communication mode 2-8, 6-3 compatibility, protocol and standards A-3 configuration file backing up 6-7 erasing 6-8 managing 6-6 configuring advanced security 2-12 basic security 2-6 DMZ server 4-8 Dynamic DNS 4-6 LAN IP settings 4-1 NAT 4-9 port forwarding 5-6 port triggering 5-9 v1.0, March 2008 Index-1

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Index-1
v1.0, March 2008
Index
A
access
blocking
3-1
remote
6-11
restricting by MAC address
2-19
viewing logs
3-6
access control
turning off
7-13
turning on
2-21
access points
4-11
accessing remote computer
5-2
account name
1-6
,
6-2
ActiveX
7-5
adding
custom service
5-7
priority rules
5-16
reserved IP addresses
4-4
static routes
4-10
wireless clients
2-14
,
2-18
See also
configuring
administrator password, changing
2-22
advanced wireless settings
2-12
advertisement period
5-13
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryption
2-11
applications, QoS for
5-16
attached devices
6-6
authentication, required by mail server
3-8
autogenerated IP addresses
7-4
automatic logout
1-4
automatic software upgrade
6-9
B
backing up configuration file
6-7
backing up, transfer time
5-24
bandwidth, optimizing
5-21
base station, setting up
4-13
basic settings
2-6
basic wireless connectivity
7-10
Big Pond
1-8
blocking
access
3-1
inbound traffic
5-1
bold text
xi
broadband Internet
5-23
broadcast status
6-3
C
cables, checking
7-2
card, wireless, setting up
7-9
channel, frequency
2-8
channel, wireless port
6-3
clients, adding
2-14
,
2-18
communication mode
2-8
,
6-3
compatibility, protocol and standards
A-3
configuration file
backing up
6-7
erasing
6-8
managing
6-6
configuring
advanced security
2-12
basic security
2-6
DMZ server
4-8
Dynamic DNS
4-6
LAN IP settings
4-1
NAT
4-9
port forwarding
5-6
port triggering
5-9