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example 56 port numbers 28 port triggering configuring 60 portmap table 63 power adapter specifications 84 Power light, troubleshooting and 74 Powerline HD products 70 Preamble mode 23 primary DNS server 10 prioritizing traffic 65 protocols, compatibility 84 Push 'N' Connect 18 Q QoS (Quality of Service) 65 R radio, wireless 23 range, wireless connections 13 remote devices, testing path 78 remote management 51 requirements, speed 70 reserved IP adresses 36 restarting network 73 restoring configuration file 46 default factory settings 80 factory settings 46 restoring firmware 74 restricting access by MAC address 24 RIP (Router Information Protocol) direction 35 route name 42 router location 13 router PIN 23 router statistics 48 S scheduling blocking 30 screen display language 8 selecting 8 security PIN 23 service numbers 29 services, blocking 28 settings, default. See default factory settings Setup Wizard 9 SMTP server 32 92 | Index Wireless-N 150 Router WNR612v2 User Manual specifications technical 82 speed requirements 70 spoofing MAC addresses 76 standards, compatibility 84 static routes 41 statistics, router 48 status, connection 49 status, viewing 47 streaming video and audio 70 subnet mask 35 T TCP/IP network, troubleshooting 77 technical specifications 82 technical support 2 time of day, troubleshooting 79 time to live, advertisement 63 time-out port triggering 61 trademarks 2 traffic metering 52 traffic, prioritizing 65 transfer time (backing up) 71 troubleshooting 72 trusted user 28 U Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) 62 updating firmware 44, 45 user name 7 V version RIP (Router Information Protocol) 35 viewing advanced wireless settings 22 attached devices 50 logs 30 status 47 W WAN setup 38 WEP 16 Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) 18, 48 wildcards, DNS and 38 wireless

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Index
Wireless-N 150 Router WNR612v2 User Manual
example
56
port numbers
28
port triggering
configuring
60
portmap table
63
power adapter specifications
84
Power light, troubleshooting and
74
Powerline HD products
70
Preamble mode
23
primary DNS server
10
prioritizing traffic
65
protocols, compatibility
84
Push ’N’ Connect
18
Q
QoS (Quality of Service)
65
R
radio, wireless
23
range, wireless connections
13
remote devices, testing path
78
remote management
51
requirements, speed
70
reserved IP adresses
36
restarting network
73
restoring
configuration file
46
default factory settings
80
factory settings
46
restoring firmware
74
restricting access by MAC address
24
RIP (Router Information Protocol) direction
35
route name
42
router location
13
router PIN
23
router statistics
48
S
scheduling blocking
30
screen display language
8
selecting
8
security PIN
23
service numbers
29
services, blocking
28
settings, default.
See
default factory settings
Setup Wizard
9
SMTP server
32
specifications
technical
82
speed requirements
70
spoofing MAC addresses
76
standards, compatibility
84
static routes
41
statistics, router
48
status, connection
49
status, viewing
47
streaming video and audio
70
subnet mask
35
T
TCP/IP network, troubleshooting
77
technical specifications
82
technical support
2
time of day, troubleshooting
79
time to live, advertisement
63
time-out
port triggering
61
trademarks
2
traffic metering
52
traffic, prioritizing
65
transfer time (backing up)
71
troubleshooting
72
trusted user
28
U
Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
62
updating firmware
44
,
45
user name
7
V
version
RIP (Router Information Protocol)
35
viewing
advanced wireless settings
22
attached devices
50
logs
30
status
47
W
WAN setup
38
WEP
16
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
18
,
48
wildcards, DNS and
38
wireless