AVM FRITZ!Box 7530 Configuration And Operation page 135

User Interface: Home Network Menu
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Term
Network interface
Properties and Benefits
The table with the network connections has the following properties
that can be useful in organizing and keeping track of the IP network:
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FRITZ!Box 7530
Overview: The table offers an overview of the entire IP network of
the FRITZ!Box.
All connections: Every connection any network device has to the
FRITZ!Box is displayed. A connection can be established with a
network cable, via wireless LAN, or over VPN. A network device
that is connected sometimes with a network cable, and some­
times via wireless LAN, has two entries in the table, one for each
connection.
Inactive connections: Even connections that are currently not
active are displayed.
Only shown here: VPN connections are displayed only in this table.
Guest network overview: Connections to the guest network are
displayed.
Connection properties: Properties are displayed for every connec­
tion.
Find devices quickly: Table columns can be displayed and hidden
using the button, and table columns can be sorted in
ascending or descending
Change connection properties: A detailed view can be opened for
each connection. Connection properties can be changed in the
detailed view.
Explanation
A network interface is the interface used to
connect a network device with a network. It
can be a wireless LAN radio module for wire­
less connections or a network port for cabled
connections.
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