Netgear A6100 - AC600 Dual Band WiFi USB Mini Adapter User Manual
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A6100 WiFi USB Mini Adapter
View Additional Information About the Mini Adapter
You can view the following additional information about the mini adapter:
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Sent/Received Activity. The total number of packets sent or received during
communication with the wireless network.
communication with the wireless network.
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Network. The following information about the mini adapter’s network displays:
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IPv4 Address. The IPv4 address assigned to this mini adapter. The IPv4 address can
change if you disconnect from the network and rejoin it later.
change if you disconnect from the network and rejoin it later.
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IPv6 Address. The IPv6 address assigned to this mini adapter. The IPv6 address can
change if you disconnect from the network and rejoin it later.
change if you disconnect from the network and rejoin it later.
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Security Type. Wireless security used for the mini adapter to connect to the current
wireless network.
wireless network.
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Adapter:
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Adapter MAC Address. The mini adapter’s Media Access Control (MAC) address.
The MAC address is a unique 48-bit hardware address assigned to each wireless
The MAC address is a unique 48-bit hardware address assigned to each wireless
device. As a security measure, some wireless networks restrict access based on a list
of known MAC addresses. If you try to join such a network, you must provide your
mini adapter’s MAC address (shown here) to the network administrator before you
can connect.
of known MAC addresses. If you try to join such a network, you must provide your
mini adapter’s MAC address (shown here) to the network administrator before you
can connect.
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Region. The mini adapter’s region setting. Wireless channels in use depend on the
country or region. Your mini adapter automatically scans approved channels for your
region when it checks to see which networks are available in your area. Governments
regulate the channels used for wireless transmission. Operating the mini adapter in a
different region might violate local laws.
country or region. Your mini adapter automatically scans approved channels for your
region when it checks to see which networks are available in your area. Governments
regulate the channels used for wireless transmission. Operating the mini adapter in a
different region might violate local laws.