Linksys E2100L - Manual

Linksys E2100L

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Table of Contents; Contents; Chapter 1: Product Overview
  • Page 4 – Top
  • Page 5 – Bottom; Reset; Administration > Factory Defaults; Horizontal Placement; Suggested Mounting Hardware
  • Page 6 – Chapter 2: Cisco Connect; Installation; To install the Router:; Windows 7; . Read the Software End User License Agreement .
  • Page 8 – Local Access versus Guest Access; Computers and devices
  • Page 9 – Main Menu – Computers and Devices; Computers and other devices; Computer; Connect with the Easy Setup Key
  • Page 10 – Connecting; Create or Update the Easy Setup Key; Connect Manually; Security Key
  • Page 11 – Wireless Printer; Guest Access; Allow guest access; Enter a new guest password
  • Page 12 – Router settings; Personalize; Changing router name or
  • Page 13 – Router details; Copy; Advanced Settings; How to Exit Cisco Connect; How to Access Cisco Connect; Windows
  • Page 14 – Chapter 3: Advanced Configuration; How to Access the Browser-Based Utility; Language; Internet Setup; Internet Connection Type
  • Page 15 – Automatic Configuration - DHCP; Static IP; PPPoE; Max Idle Time; PPTP
  • Page 16 – Telstra Cable
  • Page 17 – DHCP Server Settings; DHCP Reservation; Clients Already Reserved
  • Page 18 – Time Settings; DDNS Service; DDNS
  • Page 19 – Internet IP Address; MAC Address Clone; MAC Address; Setup > Advanced Routing; Advanced Routing; NAT
  • Page 20 – Routing Table; Wireless > Basic Wireless Settings; Manual; Manual Setup; Wireless Configuration
  • Page 21 – Channel; Wi-Fi Protected Setup; Wi-Fi Protected Setup Button
  • Page 22 – Wireless > Wireless Security; Personal Options; Security Option; Office Option; WPA2 Personal; Passphrase; WPA Personal; Passphrase
  • Page 23 – WEP
  • Page 24 – Wireless MAC Filter; Wireless Client List; Wireless; Wireless Client List; Wireless MAC Filter; Wireless > Advanced Wireless Settings; Advanced Wireless Settings; AP Isolation
  • Page 26 – Firewall; Internet Filters; Web Filters; Security > VPN Passthrough
  • Page 27 – Shared Folder; Format Disk
  • Page 28 – Enter a partition’s name; Create a Shared Folder
  • Page 29 – Disk; UPnP Media Server; Setup; Administration
  • Page 30 – Database Setup; Add a Media Folder; FTP Server
  • Page 31 – Access; Create an FTP Folder
  • Page 32 – Edit an FTP Folder; Information
  • Page 33 – Create or Edit a Group Account, page 30 .; User Management; Group Account; Create or Edit a User Account
  • Page 34 – Internet Access Policy; Access Policy; Summary; Status
  • Page 35 – Single Port Forwarding
  • Page 36 – Port Range Forwarding; Port Range Triggering; Port Range Triggering
  • Page 37 – DMZ; Source IP Address; If you want any IP address to be the; Destination; If you want to specify the DMZ host by IP; DHCP Client Table; DMZ; Applications and Gaming > QoS; If you want to disable the; Internet Access Priority
  • Page 38 – Category; Add a New Application; Online Games; Add a New Game
  • Page 39 – MAC Address; High; Management; Management; Router Access
  • Page 40 – Remote Access; Log
  • Page 41 – Diagnostics; Ping Test; Ping; Traceroute Test; Traceroute
  • Page 42 – Factory Defaults; Factory Defaults; Administration > Firmware Upgrade; Firmware Upgrade; Firmware Upgrade; Router; Router Information; Setup > Basic Setup
  • Page 43 – Local Network; Status > Wireless Network; Wireless Network
  • Page 44 – Appendix A: Troubleshooting; Your computer cannot connect to the Internet.
  • Page 45 – Network; My; Network Tasks; View workgroup computers; Workgroup Name
  • Page 46 – Appendix B: How to Install and Access USB Storage; Overview; Install the USB Storage Device; Access the USB Storage Device; Address
  • Page 47 – Map a Drive
  • Page 48 – Access the Mapped Drive; Windows Vista
  • Page 50 – Drive; Windows XP
  • Page 53 – Mac OS X
  • Page 55 – Display the Shared Folder on the Desktop; . The shared folder will be displayed on the desktop and; Add to Startup Login Items; . Go to the Apple menu and select System Preferences .
  • Page 56 – Access the Browser-Based Utility
  • Page 57 – Create a User Group Account
  • Page 58 – Create a User Account
  • Page 59 – Appendix C: Specifications; Environmental
  • Page 60 – Appendix D: Warranty Information; LIMITED WARRANTY; EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
  • Page 61 – OBTAINING WARRANTY SERVICE
  • Page 62 – Appendix E: Regulatory Information; FCC Statement; Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna; FCC Radiation Exposure Statement; Do not use this product near water,; Industry Canada Statement; Operation is subject to the following two conditions:; Avis d’Industrie Canada
  • Page 63 – Wireless Disclaimer; For additional information, please visit
  • Page 64 – Appendix F: Software End User License Agreement; Cisco Products; Subject to the terms and conditions of this
  • Page 65 – License Restrictions.
  • Page 66 – This Agreement does not entitle
  • Page 67 – Disclaimer of Liabilities.
  • Page 68 – END OF SCHEDULE 1; GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE; . This License applies to any program or other work
  • Page 70 – NO WARRANTY
  • Page 71 – 2 . IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW; END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS; GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
  • Page 73 – . You may opt to apply the terms of the ordinary GNU
  • Page 76 – OpenSSL License
  • Page 77 – . Redistributions of source code must retain the
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Page 2 - Table of Contents; Contents; Chapter 1: Product Overview

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Page 4 - Top

Linksys E2100L Chapter 1: Product Overview 1 Advanced Wireless-N Router Chapter 1: Product Overview Thank you for choosing the Linksys E2100L Advanced Wireless-N Router . The Router lets you access the Internet via a wireless connection or through one of its four switched ports . You can also use th...

Page 5 - Bottom; Reset; Administration > Factory Defaults; Horizontal Placement; Suggested Mounting Hardware

Linksys E2100L Chapter 1: Product Overview 2 Advanced Wireless-N Router Bottom Reset The Reset button is located on the right side of the product label . There are two ways to reset the Router to its factory defaults . Either press and hold the Reset Button for approximately five seconds, or restore...

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