Others/Networking Gear by stefan @ 2012-09-04
The new N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router from TP-LINK is feature rich, provides decent speeds in wireless environment and comes at a very affordable price. The GUI which can be accessed via the browser is not as attractive as the competition and most of the modifications in a page require a router system reboot.
Inside the Wireless Advanced menu, we can adjust sensitive functionality parameters like Beacon Interval, RTS Threshold and so on, for fine-tuning:
The Wireless Statistics menu lets us know of the received/sent packets per each connected station:
The DHCP settings can be customized from a separate menu like IP range or address reservation; the DHCP Client List section shows the currently connected stations, with the computer names, MAC addresses, assigned IPs and lease times:
The USB settings can be modified in the next menu, with its sub-sections; when USB storage is connected, inside the Storage Sharing menu we will see the current status of the device, set up accessibility only with password and here we can also eject the device safely or rescan the USB interface:
The same USB Settings menu allows to customize the settings for the FTP Server, Media Server, Print Server or set different user accounts for access:
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