Others/Networking Gear by stefan @ 2013-04-11
The latest TEW-812DRU 802.11ac router from TRENDnet supports the latest IEEE 802.11ac standard, is dual band, sports four LAN Gigabit ports and an USB port with dual functionality (print server and storage). A new feature has been introduced to the firmware and that is the ability to host Guest Networks.
If the Guest Network is enabled, we can also configure some settings for it:
WPS can be enabled or disabled in the next menu:
The Station List tab will show us the MACs of the currently connected devices and the association time:
The 5GHz Wireless Menu looks about the same:
Next, we have the DMZ tab, where we can specify a LAN IP of our choice:
The interface also allows us to configure a Virtual Server feature:
We can also define static routes to specific destinations:
Packet filtering is also possible from the Access Control tab:
From the Application Level Gateway (ALG) menu, we can specify which usual services we want to have disabled:
From the Port Trigger section, we will be able to forward specific connections:
If some of the games/services need specific opened ports, we can do so in the Gaming menu:
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