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MTU Check "Enable" if you want to limit the incoming and outgoing packet size
for the router. Enter the maximum packet size you wish to set in the "Size" column.
This can assist with the transmission of emails with attachments, etc.
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Block WAN ping response This option is enabled by default for security. This
means the router will not respond to pings sent to it by other computers on the
internet. You can alter this to help with diagnostics.
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IPSec Pass Through This option needs to be enabled if a computer on the LAN
wishes to use a IPSec VPN client to tunnel 'through' the router and out to the
Internet.
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PPPoE Pass Through This option needs to be enabled if a computer on the LAN
wishes to use a PPPoE client to tunnel 'through' the router and out to the Internet.
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PPTP Pass Through This option needs to be enabled if a computer on the LAN
wishes to use a PPTP client to tunnel 'through' the router and out to the Internet.
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Reset Device Select "Yes" if you want to clear connections, reboot, and re-initialize
the unit without affecting any of your configuration settings.
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Factory Defaults Select "Yes" if you want to return all the router's current settings
to their factory default settings.
Note: Do not restore to the factory defaults unless it is absolutely necessary.
Click "Apply" to make any changes.
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