NETGEAR WNR2000v2 User Manual page 141

interference, reducing
5-16
Internet connection
default settings
A-1
Internet port, status
6-3
Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
Internet services, blocking access
interval, poll
6-6
IP addresses
blocking access by
3-5
current
6-3
dynamic or static
1-8
LAN
4-3
registering domain name
reserved
4-5
IP subnet mask
4-3, 6-3
ISP settings, basic
1-7
italic text
xi
K
keys, encryption
2-10
keywords, blocking by
3-1
knowledge base
1-4
L
LAN IP setup
4-1
LAN path, troubleshooting
LAN port
QoS for
5-22
LAN port settings
6-3
language, screen display
1-5
lease, DHCP
6-5
Legacy mode
2-8
local network, default settings
local servers, port forwarding to
logging in
1-2
login required
1-9
login settings
A-1
logout, automatic
1-5
NETGEAR Wireless-N 300 Router WNR2000v2 User Manual
5-3
3-3
4-6
7-9
A-1
5-6
v1.0, January 2010
logs
sending
3-7
time-stamping entries
3-9
viewing
3-6
M
MAC addresses
attached devices
6-7
current
6-3
entering
1-8
QoS for
5-19, 5-23
restricting access by
2-19
spoofing
7-7
mail server, outgoing
3-8
managing router remotely
metric value
4-12
mixed mode encryption
2-3, 2-11
mode, communication
2-8, 6-4
MTU size
4-9, 5-16
N
NAT (Network Address Translation)
Neighbor Friendly mode
2-8
NetBIOS host name
6-7
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
O
obstructions, connecting through
online games, QoS for
5-20
Open System authentication
optimizing performance
5-15
outgoing mail server
3-8
P
passphrases
2-9, 2-10, 2-11
password
changing
2-21
restoring
7-12
6-13
4-8, 4-10, 5-2
3-9, 7-10
5-25
2-9
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