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2 IMPORTANT To install this router, please refer to the Quick Start Guide included in the product packaging. To activate and use EnShare ™ refer to the document “Using EnShare” also in the product packaging.[...]
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3 Chapter 1 Product Overview..............................................................5 Key Features....................................................................................................6 Technical Specications / Software Features...................................8 Physical Interface............................[...]
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4 Chapter 5 Wireless Encryption.....................................................65 Wi-Fi Protect Access (WPA) Pre-Shared Key..................................66 Conguring Security.................................................................................67 Encryption Type................................[...]
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5 Chapter1 Product Overview[...]
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6 Maximumdata ratesare basedon IEEE 802.11standards. Actualthroughput and rangemay varydepending onmany factors includingenvironmental conditions,distance betweendevices, radio interferencein theoperating environment,and mixof devices in the?[...]
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7 Product Overview A Media Sharing Platform The ESR900 is designed to access and share media for devicesonthehomenetwork.Inadditiontoconnecting homeentertainmentcomponentstoanyofitsavailable GigabitEthernetports,theESR900alsoincludesaUSBport forattachingaUSB?[...]
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8 Technical Specications Device Interface GigabitWANPort 4GigabitLANPorts USB2.0Port PushButtonforWPS ResetButton IEEE Standards 802.11a/b/g/n Upto900Mbpswirelessspeed withboththe2.4and5GHzfrequencybands 802.3i/u/ab LED Indicators Power WLAN(WirelessConnection) Interne[...]
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9 Physical Interface Dimensions and Weights Weight:0.5lbs. Diameter:6.36” Height:1.64” 1 WLAN 5 GHz LED 2 WLAN 2.4 GHz LED 3 Power LED 4 WAN Port/(Internet) Status LED 5 WPS (WirelessProtected Setup) LED 6 DC Power Jack —connectstheESRSeriesRoutertoitsDC poweradapter 7 WAN Port[...]
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10 Chapter2 Controlling the Router Through Its Web Conguration Interface[...]
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11 Logging In Duringthe Quick Start Guide procedure, you should have successfully logged into the router’s Web Conguration user interface (essentiallytherouter’soperatingsystemthat controlshowitoperates)andestablishedsomeinitialsettings and controls for the router. Ifyouwishtocha[...]
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12 Viewing the Web Conguration Dash Board TheHomePagescreenoftheWebCongurationinterface,ordashboard,providesaccesstotherouter’ssettingsandcontrols. Home Page Home SetupWizard NetworkSettings USBStorageSharing IPCamViewer Language Logout[...]
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13 Home Page The Home Page displaystheareaswithintheWeb Congurationtowhichyoucannavigate: Setup Wizard , Network Settings , USB Storage Sharing , IP Cam Viewer , Language , and Logout Home TheHomelinktakesyoubacktothedashboardscreenno matterwhereyouareinthe[...]
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14 Web Menus Overview System Viewandeditsettingsthataffectsystemfunctionality. Operation Mode CongurethedevicetobearouterorWDSaccesspoint. Status Displaysthesummaryofthecurrentsystemstatus. Schedule Scheduleservicestostartandstopatspecictimesor?[...]
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15 Internet Viewandeditsettingsthataffectnetworkconnectivity. Status DisplaysasummaryoftheInternetstatusandtypeofconnection. Dynamic IP SetupadynamicIPconnectiontoanISP(InternetServiceProvider). Static IP Setup a static IP connection to an ISP. PPPoE Setup a PPPoE conn[...]
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16 Wireless 2.4 GHz Viewandeditsettingsfor2.4GHzwirelessnetworkconnectivity. Status Viewthecurrentwirelessconnectionstatusandrelatedinformation. Basic Conguretheminimumsettingsrequiredtosetupawirelessnetworkconnection. Advanced Conguretheadvancednetwork?[...]
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17 Wireless 5 GHz Viewandeditsettingsfor5GHzwirelessnetworkconnectivity. Status Viewthecurrentwirelessconnectionstatusandrelatedinformation. Basic Conguretheminimumsettingsrequiredtosetupawirelessnetworkconnection. Advanced Conguretheadvancednetworkse[...]
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18 Parental Controls Viewandeditsettingsforparentalcontrols. Wizard EnableordisabletheParentalControlsfunction.Themenualsoprovidesinforma- tionforconguringparentalcontrolpolicies. Web Monitor Themenuprovidesalogoftheeventsfordenedparentalcontrol[...]
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19 Guest Network Viewandeditsettingsforaguestnetwork. Selection EnableordisabletheGuestNetworkfunction. DHCP Server Setting ConguretheGuestNetworkDHCPserversettings. DHCP Client List ConguretheGuestNetworkclientlist.[...]
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20 IPv6 ViewandeditsettingsfortheIPv6protocol. Basic AllowsyoutoenableordisabletheIPv6andIPv6Pass-throughfunctions. Status ShowsIPv6LANconnectiondetails. Static IPv6 ConguretheIPv6protocol. Auto Conguration ConguretheIPv6byobtainingtheinformation?[...]
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21 Firewall Viewandeditsettingsforthenetworkrewall. Basic Enableordisablethenetworkrewall. Advanced Congurevirtualprivatenetwork(VPN)packets. DMZ RedirectpacketsfromtheWANportIPaddresstoaparticularIPaddressonthe LAN. DoS Enableordisable[...]
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22 VPN ViewandeditsettingsforVPNtunnelling. Status ViewthestatusofcurrentVPNtunnels. Prole Setting ManuallycongureVPNtunnels. User Setting Congureusers,userIDandpasswordcombinations,andassignaccesstospecic VPNtunnels. Wizard Automaticallycongure[...]
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23 USB Port Forviewingandeditingsettingsforstoragesharing. EnShare™ EnablesordisablestheEnShareremoteaccessfunction. File Sharing EnablesordisablestheSambasharingfunction. File Server EnablesandcongurestheFileServerfunction. DLNA EnablesthediscoveryofDLNA[...]
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24 Advanced Viewandcongureadvancedsystemandnetworksettings. NAT EnableordisableNetworkAddressTranslation(NAT). Port Mapping Re-directarangeofserviceportnumberstoaspeciedLANIPaddress. Port Forwarding Congureserverapplicationstosendandreceivedata?[...]
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25 QoS Conguresthenetworkqualityofservice(QoS)settingbyprioritizingtheuplink anddownlinkbandwidth. Routing Congurestaticrouting. WOL (WakeOnLAN) CongureWakeonLANtoturnonacomputeroverthenetwork.[...]
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26 Tools Forviewingandconguringtherouter’soperatingsystemandnetworktools settings. Admin Forsettingtheadministrator’spasswordusedtologintotherouter. Time Forconguringthesystemtimeontherouter. DDNS MapsastaticdomainnametoadynamicIP?[...]
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27 Chapter3 Installation Setup Wizard[...]
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28 Internet Setup Wizard UsetheWizardtodetectandsetupthe type of Internet connection you need, tosetupasecurewirelessconnection, tocreateanadministratorpasswordto secure the device, or set the router’s date and time properties. TousetheInternetSetupWizard,follow?[...]
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29 1.DecidehowtosetuptheInternetconnection. Note: It is recommended to let the device setup the Internet connection automatically. • Select Auto Detect tolettheWizardsetuptheInternet connection. • Select Manual Setup to set the properties yourself. 2.Click Next to continue or Prev t[...]
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30 Settingwirelessencryptionfor2.4GHzand5GHznetworks. Toencryptthewirelesssignalsforeitherorbothofthefrequency bandsintheESR900router,followthesesteps: 1.EntertherouternameinthewirelessName(SSID)texteld. 2.Selectthesecur[...]
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31 Setting Your Router’s Administrator Password SetupapasswordtologintotheESRSeriesRouter. 1.Enterapasswordinthe New Password texteld. 2.Enterthesamepasswordinthe Repeat New Password texteld. 3.Click Prev to return to the previous screen, Skip to skip thi[...]
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32 Setting Your Router’s Time Zone SetupdateandtimesyncronizationontheESRSeriesRouter withacomputeroranNetworkTimeProtocol(NTP)server. Tosynchronizedateandtimesettingswithacomputer,follow these steps: 1.SelectSynchronizewithPC(computer)fromth[...]
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33 6.Selectthedateandtimevalueswhendaylightssavings time ends in the End Time dropdownlists. 7.Click Prev to return to the previous screen, Apply to save the settings, or Cancel to stop the procedure.[...]
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34 Status and Save Settings Thisscreenletsyoureview,changeandsaveyourInternet connection,savewirelesssecuritysettingsorsetupupauser- speciednameforthedefaultEnGeniusDDNSservice. Toreviewormodifythedevicesettings,followthesesteps: 1.Review[...]
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35 Chapter4 Basic Network Settings[...]
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36 Note: If a feature or function does not apply to all modes, a note indicates whichmodesareapplicable.Otherwise,itisassumedthefeature or function applies to all modes. Network Settings Viewing System Status Toseeamoredetailedviewoftherouter’sstatusthan theinformationdisplayed[...]
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37 Status ToviewtheStatussettings,click System then click Status . Onthe Status page,youcanviewasummaryofthecurrent routersystemstatusincludingtherouter’s(hardware/software version,date/time),wirednetwork(LAN)andwirelessnetwork (WLAN)informati[...]
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38 WAN Settings Attain IP Protocol DisplaystheIPprotocolinusefortherouter.Itcanbea dynamic or static IP address. IP Address Therouter’sIPaddressasdesignatedbyanISP(InternetService Provider). Subnet Mask Therouter’sWANsubnetmaskasdesignatedbyanISP[...]
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39 LAN Settings IP Address Therouter’slocalIPaddress.ThedefaultLANIPaddressis http://192.168.0.1 ToaccesstheWebCongurationinterfacefortherouter,type thisaddressintotheaddress(URL)eldofyourwebbrowser. Thiscanonlybedoneinthesame[...]
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40 WLAN Settings Channel Thecommunicationschannelusedbyallstations,orcomputing devices,onthenetwork. ESSID TheIDvalueofasetofoneormoreinterconnectedbasicservice sets(BSSs). Security Thesecuritysettingstatus(Default:Disabled). BSSID TheuniqueIDofth[...]
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41 Guest Network Guest Network Theguestnetworkstatus.(Default:Disabled) IP Address TheGuestNetwork’sLANIPaddress. Subnet Mask TheGuestNetwork’slocalsubnetmask. DHCP Server TheGuestNetworkDHCPsettingstatus(Default:Enabled). Guest Network Interface TheSSID(ServiceSetIde[...]
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42 Conguring the LAN (Local Area Network) Thesettingsonthispageallowyoutocongurethewired networksettings.Devicesconnectedtotherouter’sEthernet portscompriseitsLAN.Therouter’sIPisdenedinthe IP Address eld.Thedefaultsettingoft[...]
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43 DHCP Server TheDHCPserverassignsIPaddressestothedevicesontheLAN. DHCP Server EnableordisabletheDHCPserver(Default:Enabled). Lease Time ConguretheamountoftimeeachallocatedIPaddresscanbe usedbyaclient. Start IP TherstIPaddressinthe[...]
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44 Conguring Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol ThiswindowallowsyoutoviewandcongureDynamicHostCongurationProtocol(DHCP)addresses. WARNING! Donotmodifythesettingsinthissectionwithoutathoroughunderstandingoftheparameters. ToviewtheDHCPsettings,c[...]
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45 Enable Static DHCP IP TherearereasonswhyyoumaywanttoenableastaticIP addressonaclientdeviceonyourESRrouter’snetwork. Onoccasion,iftherearepoweroutagesorifyou’verecongured thesettingsonyourESRrouterandreboot(restart)[...]
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46 Current Static DHCP Table AllowsyoutoviewtheactivestaticDHCPIPaddressesthat havebeenmanuallyassignedtoclientdeviceswiththeir correspondingMACaddresses. No. (Number) DisplaystheIDofthestaticDHCPclientdeviceinthetable. IP Address DisplaystheI[...]
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47 Conguring Event Logging The logging service records and displays important system informationandactivityonthenetwork.Theeventsarestoredin amemorybufferwitholderdataoverwrittenbynewerwhenthe bufferisfull. ToviewtheLogsettings,click System then click Log[...]
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48 Monitoring Bandwidth Usage Thistoolallowsyoutoviewreal-timebandwidthusageforWAN (WideAreaNetwork-orInternet),LAN(LocalAreaNetwork)and WLAN(WirelessLocalAreaNetwork)trafc.FortheESR900, itshowsboththebandwidthtrafcinboththe[...]
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49 Conguring the System Language TheESRrouter’sWebCongurationinterfacesupportsmultiple languages. ToviewtheLanguagesettings,click System, then click Language . Selectthesystemlanguageyouwishtousefromthedrop-down menu.[...]
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50 Conguring IP Cameras ThisESRroutersupportsuptofour(4)EnGeniusIPCameras simultaneously.IfnoIPCameraisdetected,pleasecheckthatthe IPCamera’sIPaddressandUPnPclientareconguredcorrectly. ToviewtheIPCamerasettings,click System , [...]
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51 Conguring Internet Settings View Internet Status TheWANSettings,orInternetStatus,pageshowsasummaryof the current Internet connection information. This section is also shownontheSystemStatuspage. ToviewtheStatussettings,click Internet , then click Status. WAN Settings Toview[...]
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52 Conguring Dynamic IP DynamicIPaddressingassignsadifferentIPaddresseachtime adeviceconnectstoanISP(InternetServiceProvider)andmost commonlyusedbycableISPs. ToviewtheDynamicIP,click Internet then select Dynamic IP . Dynamic IP Hostname Assignana[...]
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53 DNS Servers TheDNSservertranslatesadomainorwebsitenameintoaURL (UniformResourceLocator),orInternetaddress.Therearetwo optionstochoosefrom:FromISPorUser-Dened.SelectFromISPto retrievetheDNSaddressvaluefromtheISP;selectUs[...]
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54 Conguring Static IP SettingastaticIPaddressallowsanadministratortoseta specicIPaddressfortherouterandguaranteesthatitcannot beassignedadifferentaddress. ToviewtheStaticIPsettings,click Internet , then click Static IP . Static IP IP Address[...]
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55 Conguring PPPoE Point-to-PointProtocoloverEthernet(PPPoE)isusedmainlyby ISPsthatprovideDSLmodemstoconnecttotheInternet. ToviewthePPPoEsettings,click Internet , then click PPPoE. Username EntertheusernameassignedbyanISP. Password Enterthepassword?[...]
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56 Conguring PPTP PPTP(Point-to-PointTunnellingProtocol)isusedinassociation withvirtualprivatenetworks(VPNs).Therearetwopartsto aPPTPconnection:theWANinterfacesettingsandthePPTP settings. ToviewthePPTPsettings,click Internet , then click PPTP[...]
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57 PPTP Settings User Name EntertheusernameassignedbyyourISP. Password EnterthepasswordassignedbyyourISP. Service IP Address EnterthePPTPserverIPaddressprovidedbyyourISP. Connection ID EntertheconnectionIDprovidedbyyourISP(optional). MTU (Maximum Transmission Uni[...]
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58 Conguring L2TP L2TP(Layer2TunnelingProtocol)isusedinassociationwith VPNs(VirtualPrivateNetworks).TherearetwopartstoaL2TP connection: 1.TheWANinterfacesettings and 2. The L2TP settings. ToviewtheL2TPsettings,click Internet , then click L2TP . WAN[...]
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59 L2TP Settings Username EntertheusernameassignedbyanISP. Password EnterthepasswordassignedbyanISP. Service IP Address EntertheL2TPserverIPaddressprovidedbyanISP. Connection ID EntertheconnectionIDprovidedbyanISP(optional). MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) Enter?[...]
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60 Conguring DS-Lite Dual-StackLite,orDS-Lite,allowsISPstostopIPv4addresses fromreachingacustomer’snetworkdevicesandonlyuseIPv6. ToviewtheDS-Litesettings,click Internet , then click DS-Lite . DS-Lite Conguration SelectDS-LiteDHCPv6OptionorManualCon[...]
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61 Wireless LAN Setup ToviewtheWirelessBasicsettings,click Wireless then select Basic . Radio Enableordisablethewirelessradio.Ifthewirelessradiois disabled,wirelessaccesspointsarenotavailable. Mode Selectthewirelessoperatingmodefortherouter.Twomodes [...]
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62 Access Point Mode Theseinstructionsapplytoboththe2.4GHzand5GHzfrequencybands. TherouterbydefaultisalreadyconguredinAccessPointMode.Foroptimumconnectivitytoanumberofdifferentwirelessclient devices,it’srecommendedthatyoukeep?[...]
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63 Wireless Distribution System Mode Conguringtherouter’swirelesssettingsforWDS(WirelessDistributionSystem)mode. Channel Selectachanneltoassigntothewirelessnetwork.Validvalues are from one to eleven in the US and one to thirteen in the EU. MAC Address [#] EntertheMACaddre[...]
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64 WDS Security Settings Screen SelectingthetypeofWDSencryption(Disable,WEPorWPAPre- SharedKey)forthewirelessnetwork. Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Key Length Selectbetween64-bitand128-encryption. Key Format SelectthetypeofcharactersusedfortheWEPKey:ASCII (5c[...]
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65 Chapter5 Wireless Encryption[...]
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66 Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) Pre-Shared Key WPA Type SelectthetypeofWPA. • WPATemporalKeyIntegrityProtocol(TKIP):Generates a128-bitkeyforeachpacket. • WPA2AdvancedEncryptionStandard(AES): Governmentstandardpacketencryptionwhichis stronger than TKIP. Pre-Sha[...]
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67 Conguring Security Enablingsecurityoptionsonthewirelessnetworktoprevent intrusionstosystemsonthewirelessnetwork. ToviewtheSecuritysettings,click Wireless then select Security . SSID Selection Selectthewirelessnetworkgroupinwhichyouwishtochange it[...]
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68 Click Apply to save the settings or Cancel to discard the changes. Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) Pre-Shared Key WPA Type SelectthetypeofWPAfromthefollowing: • WPA2 Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) : RECOMMENDED —Governmentstandardpacketencryption whichisstrongerthanTKIP. • WPA Tem[...]
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69 WPA RADIUS UsingaRADIUSservertoauthenticatewirelessstationsand provide a session key to encrypt data during communications. WPA Type Select the type of Wireless Protected Access (WPA) from the following: • WPA2 Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) : RECOMMENDED —Governmentstandardpacketencryption [...]
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70 Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Authentication Type Selectthetypeofauthenticationfromthefollowing: • Open System: Wirelessstationscanassociatewiththerouter withoutWEPencryption • Shared Key: DevicesmustprovidethecorrespondingWEP key(s)whenconnectingtotherouter ?[...]
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71 Conguring Filters WhenEnableWirelessAccessControlisselected,onlywirelessclientswithMACaddresseslistedinthetableareallowedtoconnect tothewirelessnetwork. ToviewtheFiltersettings,click Wireless then select Filter . Enabling Wireless Access Control Select [...]
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72 MAC Address Filtering Table No. (Number) Thesequencenumberofthedevice. Description The description of the device. MAC Address TheMACaddressofthedevice. Select Indicatesthedevice(s)thatcanhaveactionsperformedon them. Click Delete Selected to remove selected devices from the list. Click D[...]
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73 Conguring Wi-Fi Protected Setup Wi-FiProtectedSetup(WPS)isanquickandeasywaytoassociateanewwirelessclientdevicetotheencryptedrouterusingaPINor theWPSbuttonsoneachdevice. ToviewtheWPSsettings,click Wireless then select WPS . WPS Enable?[...]
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74 Conguring Client List Viewthewirelessdevicescurrentlyconnectedtotherouter. ToviewtheClientListsettings,clickWirelessthenselectClient List. Interface Thetypeofnetworkconnectedtothedevice. MAC Address TheMACaddressofdeviceconnectedtonetwork. Sign[...]
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75 Chapter6 Advanced Settings[...]
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76 Conguring Advanced Settings AllowsyoutodenetheAdvancedSettingsavailableontherouter. ToviewtheAdvancedsettings,click Wireless then select Advanced . Fragment Threshold Enterthemaximumsizeofapacketduringdatatransmission. Avaluetoolowcouldleadto?[...]
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77 Channel Bandwidth Selectthechannelbandwidth.ThefactorydefaultisAuto20/40MHz.Thedefaultsettingprovidesthebestperformancebyauto selectingchannelbandwidth. Preamble Type Selectthepreambletype.LongPreambleprovidesbetterLANcompatibilityandShortPreamblep[...]
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78 Setting Up Parental Controls Offensivewebcontentcanbeblockedwhenaparentspecieskeywords.ParentscanalsolimitInternetaccesswithinaspecied timeandday,witha Schedule . A Policy isaruleprolewhichdescribesthekeywordlterandInternet[...]
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79 Adding a Control Policy Therouterprovidesawizardtoguideyouthroughsettingupa newAccessControlPolicy. To start the procedure, click the Add Policy button. Click Next to continue the procedure or Cancel to stop the procedure. Theprocedureconsistsofthefollowingsteps: 1.Enter[...]
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80 5. Setting up a schedule for the router services. To set up a Service Schedule ,followthesesteps: a. Select Allow from the Schedule option. b.Clickthedaysthattheschedulewillbeactive. c.Enterthetimeperiodthattheschedulewillbeactive. 6. Click Prev to return to the p[...]
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81 7.SetupakeywordandURLlterlist. Tosetupakeyword/URLlterlist,followthesesteps: a. Select Allow from the Filtering option. b.EnterakeywordorURLinthe URL/Keyword text eld. c.Clickthe Add buttontoaddtheltertothelist. d. Repeat [...]
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82 Viewing Parental Policies Availableparentalcontrolpoliciesareshowninatableandeachpolicycanbeenabledordisabled,edited,anddeleted. ToviewtheWebsettings,click Parental Control then select Web Monitor . Enable Clicktoenableordisablethecontrolpolicy. Polic[...]
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83 Guest Network TheGuestNetworkfunctionenablesyoutoofferInternetconnectivitytovisitorsorguestswhilekeepingothernetworkeddevices (computersandharddrives)andsensitivepersonalorcompanyinformationprivateandsecure. TheGuestNetworkiscontrolledbyth[...]
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84 Conguring the DHCP Server Setting TheGuestNetworkSSIDshouldbeonadifferentsubnetfromtherouter’sDHCPserver. ToviewtheDHCPServerSettings,click Guest Network then select DHCP Server Settin g. Router IP address DenetherouterIPaddress fortheGuestnetwork. De[...]
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85 Viewing the DHCP Client List on the Guest Network Showsthelistofguestclientsregisteredonthenetwork. ToviewtheDHCPClientListsettings,click Guest Network then select DHCP Client List . DHCP Client Table ShowstheIPaddress, MACaddress,and expirationtimeofeach of t[...]
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86 IPv6 Thereareseveralconnectiontypestochoosefrom:AutoDetection,StaticIPv6,Autoconguration(SLAAC/DHCPv6),PPPoE,IPv6 inIPv4Tunnel,6to4,andLink-local.Ifyouareunsureofyourconnectionmethod,pleasecontactyourIPv6InternetServiceProvider. Enabling I[...]
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87 Viewing the IPv6 Connection Status ToviewtheStatusinformation,clickIPv6thenselectStatus. IPv6 Connection Information ShowstheIPv6connectiontype,theLANIPv6link-localaddressandtheDHCP-PD. LAN IPv6 Computers List ShowsalistofnetworkcomputersandtheirIPv6connect[...]
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88 Conguring Static IPv6 ToviewtheStaticIPv6settings,click IPv6 then select Static IPv6 . Use Link-Local Address EnableordisableLANlink-localaddress. IPv6 Address EntertheLAN(local)IPv6addressfortherouter. Subnet Prex Length Enterthesubnetprexlength. Default Gateway En[...]
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89 Setting Autoconguration ToviewtheAutoCongurationsettings,click IPv6 then select Auto Conguration . Obtain A DNS Server Address Automatically EnableordisableobtainingaDNSserver automatically. Primary IPv6 DNS Address EntertheprimaryIPv6DNSaddress. Secondary IPv6 DNS Address Enter?[...]
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90 Conguring PPPoE ToviewthePPPoEsettings,click IPv6 then select PPPoE . Address Mode SelectStaticifyourISPassignedyoutheIPaddress,subnet mask,gateway,andDNSserveraddresses.Inmostcases,select Dynamic. IP Address EntertheIPaddress(StaticPPPoEonly)[...]
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91 Obtain A DNS Server Address Automatically EnableordisableobtainingaDNSserverautomatically. Primary IPv6 DNS Address EntertheprimaryIPv6DNSaddress. Secondary IPv6 DNS Address EnterthesecondaryIPv6DNSaddress. Enable DHCP-PD EnableordisableDHCP-prexdelegation(PD). LAN IPv6 Address[...]
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92 Conguring 6to4 Toviewthe6to4settings,click IPv6 then select 6to4 . 6to4 Address Enterthe6to4IPaddress. Primary IPv6 DNS Address EntertheprimaryIPv6DNSaddress. Secondary IPv6 DNS Address EnterthesecondaryIPv6DNSaddress. LAN IPv6 Address EntertheLANIPv6address. LAN IPv6 Lin[...]
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93 Viewing Local Connections ToviewtheLinkLocalsettings,click IPv6 then select Link Local . LAN IPv6 Link-Local Address EntertheLANIPv6link-localaddress. Click Apply to save the settings or Cancel to discard changes.[...]
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94 Firewall Setup Conguring Basic Settings ToviewtheBasicsettings,clickFirewallthenselectBasic. TheESRSeriesRouterrewallautomaticallydetectsandblocksDenialofService(DoS)attacks.URLblocking,packetlteringand statefulpacketinspection(SPI)arealso[...]
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95 Conguring Advanced Settings TheroutersupportsVPNpass-throughwhichallowsvirtualprivatenetworking(VPN)packetstopassthroughtherewall. ToviewtheAdvancedsettings,clickFirewallthenselectAdvanced. VPN L2TP Pass-through ClickSelecttoallowanL2TPconnection?[...]
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96 VPN L2TP Pass-through Click Select toallow anL2TPconnectionmethodoveraVPN. VPN PPTP Pass-through Click Select toallowa PPTPconnectionmethodoveraVPN. VPN IPSec Pass-through Click Select toallow anIPSecconnectionmethodoveraVPN. IPv6 Pass-through Click S[...]
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97 Conguring Demilitarized Zone ConguringadeviceontheLANasaDemilitarizedZone(DMZ)hostallowsunrestrictedtwo-wayInternetaccessforInternet applications,suchasonlinevideogames,torunfrombehindtheNATrewall.TheDMZfunctionallowstherouter[...]
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98 Conguring Denial of Service Toenableblockingofdenialofservice(DoS)attacks,selecttheDoSoptionintheFirewallsection.DoSattackscanoodtheInternet connectionwiththecontinuoustransmissionofdata.BlockingtheseattacksensuresthattheInternet[...]
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99 Virtual Private Network Setup AVirtualPrivateNetwork(VPN)providesasecureconnectionbetweentworemotelocationsortwousersovertheInternet.It providesauthenticationtosecurelyencryptdatacommunicatedbetweenthetworemoteendpoints.TheShortModelNames[...]
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100 Conguring a VPN Tunnel Prole ToviewtheStatussettings,clickVPNthenselectStatus. ManuallycongureaVPNtunnelprole. Creating a Prole • Click Add tocreateanewVPNtunnelprole. • Click Edit toeditthesettingsoftheselectedprole. • Cli[...]
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101 General FormanuallyconguringaVPNtunnelprole. Name: Enterthenameforthisprole. Connection Type: Clickthedrop-downmenutoselectthe connectiontype(PPTP,L2TP,IPSec,L2TPoverIPSec). Authentication Type: Clickthedrop-downmenutoselectthe authenticati[...]
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102 SA (Security Association) IKE(InternetKeyExchange)isconguredintwonegotiations. Phase1authenticatestheVPNClientstoeachotherby conrmingthematchingPre-SharedKeywiththetwogateways. IPSecisthePhase2oftheVPNprocess. Manually conguri[...]
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103 Network Manually conguring a VPN tunnel prole. Security Gateway Type: Clickthedrop-downmenutoselectthe SecurityGatewayType(IPAddress,DomainName) Security Gateway: Enterthegatewayvalueasdenedin SecurityGatewayType. Local Network Local Address: EntertheIPaddress?[...]
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104 Advanced Manually conguring a VPN tunnel prole. NAT Traversal: SelectenabletoenabletheNATTraversal functioninordertohidetheprivateIPaddressfrompublicview. Note: ServicessuchasVoIPrequiretheuseofaprivate IP address. Dead Peer Detection: Apply: ClickApp[...]
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105 Conguring a User Setting TheUserSettingfunctionallowsyoutocreateuserproles inordertosetuploginaccesstotheVPNservice. Name Enterthenameofthenewuserprole. Password Enterthepasswordfortheusername. Conrm Enterthepasswordasecondti[...]
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106 USB Port TheESR900routerisequippedwithaUSBportforconnectingaharddrivesomediacontentcanbeaccessedortransferredtoother devicesinthehomeordevicesawayfromhome. Viewing EnShare TheEnSharefeatureallowsyoutoaccessmedia contentst[...]
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107 Viewing File Server TheFileServerfunctionallowsyoutoprovidenetworkusersFTPaccesstosharedUSBstoredles. ToviewtheFileServersettings,click USB Port then select File Server . Enable FTP Service SelectthistoenabletheFTPservicetosharelesonthe?[...]
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108 Viewing DLNA TheDLNAMediaServerfunctionallowsyoutotransferphotos,musicandvideobetweennetworkeddevicesthroughtheESRSeries Router. ToviewtheDLNAsettings,click USB Port then select DLNA . 1. Select Enable toenabletheDLNAMediaServerfunction. 2.Inth[...]
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109 Advanced Network Settings NAT Setup NetworkAddressTranslation(NAT)allowsusersontheLANtoaccesstheInternetthroughasinglePublicIPAddressormultiple PublicIPAddresses.NATprovidesrewallprotectionfromhackerattacksandallowsformappingLANIPaddre[...]
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110 Port Mapping Setup PortMappingallowsyoutoredirectaparticularrangeofserviceportnumbersfromtheWANtoaparticularLANIPaddress. ToviewthePortMappingsettings,click Advanced then select Port Mapping . Enable Port Mapping ClickEnablePortMappingtoactivate?[...]
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111 Current Port Mapping Table Displaysalistofmappedportrangesinuseonthenetwork. No. (Number) Thesequencenumberofthemappedportrange. Description Notesordetailsaboutthemappedportrange. Local IP IP address of the server for the mapped port range. Type Theprotocolusedt[...]
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112 Port Forwarding Setup PortforwardingenablesmultipleserverapplicationsonaLANtoserveclientsonaWANoverasingleWANIPaddress.Therouter acceptsincomingclientpackets,ltersthembasedonthedestinationWAN,orpublic,portandprotocolandforward[...]
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113 Current Port Forwarding Table Thetableofcurrentportforwardingcongurations. Click Delete Selected to remove selected devices from the list. Click Delete All to remove all devices form the list. Click Reset the discard changes. Click Apply to save the settings or Cancel to discard changes.[...]
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114 Port Triggering Setup Someapplications,suchasonlinegames,videoconferencingandVoIPtelephony,requiremultipleportsforinboundandoutbound trafc.Ifanapplicationrequiressimultaneoususeofincomingandanoutgoingports,congureporttriggeringtomapalo[...]
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115 Public Type Selecttheprotocoltousefortheinboundportfromthefollowing:TCP,UDPorBoth. Click Add toappendanewcongurationtothetableor Reset to discard changes. Current Port Triggering Table Thelistofcurrentporttriggeringcongurations. ClickDeleteS[...]
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116 Application Layer Gateway Setup TheALG(ApplicationLayerGateway)servesasawindowbetweencorrespondentapplicationprocessessothattheymayexchange information on an open environment. ToviewtheALGsettings,click Advanced then select ALG . Selectthelistedapplicationsthatn[...]
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117 Universal Plug and Play Setup UPnPhelpsinternetdevices,suchasgamingandvideoconferencing,toaccessthenetworkandconnecttootherregisteredUPnP devices. ToviewtheUPnPsettings,click Advanced then select UPnP . Click Enable or Disable to activate or deactivate UPnP. Click App[...]
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118 Internet Group Multicast Protocol Setup InternetGroupMulticastProtocol(IGMP)isanetwork-layerprotocolusedtoestablishmembershipinamulticastgroup. ToviewtheIGMPsettings,click Advanced then select IGMP . Click Enable or Disable toactivateordeactivateIGMP. Click Appl[...]
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119 Quality of Service Setup QoScanprioritizebandwidthusesuchasvideostreaming,onlinegaming,VoIPtelephonyandvideoconferencingtoensurestable andefcientnetworkperformance. ToviewtheQoSsettings,click Advanced then select QoS . Total Bandwidth Settings UplinkSelectthe[...]
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120 Priority Queue Setnetworkresourceusagebasedonspecicprotocolsorportranges.Incomingpacketsareprocessedbasedontheprotocols’ positionwithinthequeue. Unlimited Priority Queue Local IP Address EnterthelocalIPaddressofadeviceonthenetwork. Thisdevic[...]
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121 Bandwidth Allocation Setnetworkresourceusage,forinboundandoutboundtrafc,basedonlocalIPandportranges. Type SelectDownloadorUploadtospecicthedirectionofpacket trafc. Local IP Range EnterthelocalIPrangeofthecurrentconguration. Protocol Selec[...]
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122 Routing Setup Typicallystaticroutingdoesnotneedtobesetupbecausetherouterhasadequateroutinginformationafterithasbeencongured forInternetaccess.Staticroutingisonlynecessaryiftherouterisconnectedtonetworkunderadifferentsubnets. [...]
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123 Wake on LAN Setup WakeonLANsetup(WOL)allowstheadministratortoactivateacomputeroverthenetwork. ToviewtheWOLsettings,click Advanced then select WOL . Enabling WOL over WAN Click Enable WOL over WAN to activate the feature. Server Port Enter the server port of the device to activate. W[...]
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124 Tools Setup Conguring the Administrator Account Changetherouter’ssystempasswordaswellassetupadevice toremotelycongurethesettings. ToviewtheAdminsettings,click Tools then select Admin . • Login Name: Keeporchangeexistingloginname • Old Password: Ente[...]
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125 System Time Setting ChangethesystemtimeoftheESRSeriesRouterandsetupautomaticupdatesthroughanetworktime(NTP)protocolserveror through a computer. ToviewtheTimesettings,click Tools then select Time . Synchronizing with an NTP Server Time Setup SelecthowtheESR[...]
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126 Synchronizing Time with a Computer Time Setup SelecthowtheESRSeriesRouterobtainsthecurrenttime. Computer Date and Time Displayssystemdateandtimefromacomputer. Enable Daylight Saving Clicktoenableordisabledaylightsavingstime. Start Time Selectthedateandtimewhen?[...]
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127 Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS) Setup ThemostcommonuseforDDNSisinallowinganInternetdomainnametobeassignedtoacomputerwithavarying(dynamic)IP address.ThismakesitpossibleforothersitesontheInternettoestablishconnectionstothemachin[...]
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128 Diagnosis that Client Devices Are Connected to the Router Thediagnosisfeatureallowstheadministratortoverifythataclientdeviceisavailableonthenetworkandisacceptingrequest packets.Ifthepingresultreturnsalive,itmeansadeviceisconnected.Thisfeatu[...]
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129 Upgrading The Router’s Firmware Firmwareistherouter’ssystemsoftwarethatoperatesandallowstheadministratortointeractwithit. ToviewtheFirmwaresettings,click Tools then select Firmware . WARNING! Upgradingrmwarethroughawirelessconnectionisnotrecommended.?[...]
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130 Backing Up The Router’s Settings Savethemasacongurationleonyourcomputer. ToviewtheBack-upsettings,click Tools then select Back-up . Restoring to the router’s Factory Default settings ClickResettorestoretheESRSeriesRoutertofactorydefaults. Backup Settings Click [...]
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131 Rebooting the Router Thisfeatureallowsyoutoreboottherouterintheeventofasystemhanguporotherdisruptiontothenetwork. ToviewtheResetsettings,click Tools then select Reset . Click Apply to reset the device.[...]
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132 Appendix[...]
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133 Wall Mounting The Router Thefollowingareinstructionsifyouchoosetomounttherouterona wall. Note: Choosealocationthatiswithinreachofanelectrical outletfortheACadapterandtheDSLorCablemodem. Tomountthedeviceonthewalldothefollowi[...]
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134 Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCC Rules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferen[...]
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135 Industry Canada Statement ThisdevicecomplieswithRSS-210oftheIndustryCanadaRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)This devicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferenc[...]