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Wireless Broadband Router User Manual
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Chapter 4 Creating a Wireless Network
When should this rule occur?
Displays the time during which the rule is active. To configure schedule rules, see
chapter 9, “Advanced Settings.”
Displays the time during which the rule is active. To configure schedule rules, see
chapter 9, “Advanced Settings.”
Network
Select the type of connection being configured from this drop-down list
(options: Network [Home/Office], Broadband Connection, or DMZ).
Select the type of connection being configured from this drop-down list
(options: Network [Home/Office], Broadband Connection, or DMZ).
MTU
MTU
(Maximum Transmission Unit) specifies the largest packet size permit-
ted for Internet transmission. “Automatic” sets the
MTU
at 1500. Other choices
include “Automatic by
DHCP
,” which sets the
MTU
according to the
DHCP
con-
nection, and “Manual,” which allows the user to set the
MTU
.
Transmission Rate
Select the wireless transmission rate from the drop-down list, or select “Auto”
to have the Router automatically select the best transmission rate. This setting
adjusts the bit rate of the Router’s wireless transmissions.
Select the wireless transmission rate from the drop-down list, or select “Auto”
to have the Router automatically select the best transmission rate. This setting
adjusts the bit rate of the Router’s wireless transmissions.
CTS Protection Mode
Activating
Activating
CTS
(Clear to Send) Protection Mode allows mixed 802.11b/g net-
works to operate at maximum efficiency. Select “Auto” from the drop-down list
to activate. Select “None” to deactivate .
to activate. Select “None” to deactivate .
Beacon Interval
Beacons are transmitted by the Router to help identify wireless networks. If bea-
cons are transmitted too infrequently, networks may become hard to reach; if
too frequently, they become a resource waste. Enter the desired beacon interval
value (in milliseconds) in this text box.
Beacons are transmitted by the Router to help identify wireless networks. If bea-
cons are transmitted too infrequently, networks may become hard to reach; if
too frequently, they become a resource waste. Enter the desired beacon interval
value (in milliseconds) in this text box.