Overview:

Blocking/Filtering Access Scheduler: Allows you to select a device connected to your network and set Internet access rules. Service Blocking: Allows you to select a device connected to your network and block specific Internet services. Website Blocking: Allows you to select a device connected to your network and block that device from accessing certain websites. Broadband Settings: Allows you to change the connection parameters to your service provider. These settings should not be changed unless instructed by your ISP. WAN Settings WAN Settings: Allows you to change the protocol and addressing type required by your ISP for Internet access. These settings should not be changed unless instructed by your ISP. Dynamic DNS: Associates the WAN IP address of your router with a hostname. LAN Settings DHCP Settings: Allows you to edit the DHCP settings that define the LAN addressing parameters for your modem to allocate IP addresses to LAN devices. DHCP Reservations: Leases a permanent DHCP allocated address to a client. DNS Host Mapping: Creates a static hostname for the specified IP address in the DSL router. WAN and LAN IP addresses are supported. LAN Subnets: Your modem can support multiple LAN subnet settings. Use the DHCP Settings page to configure the default IPv4 subnet. QoS: Prioritizes traffic types (such as VoIP) before standard data traffic. Traffic shaping your network with QoS can increase application performance and prevent your network from becoming overloaded. Remote Management Remote GUI: Enables access to the router from a WAN connection. To access your modem remotely you will need to use https:// followed by the modem WAN IP address. You can manage the Administrator Username and Password for the modem GUI here.