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Table 21. ToD Filter Menu Option

Option

Description

Time Access Policy

Configuration

Enter a name for the time access policy and click

Add New Policy

.

Time Access Policy List

Select a policy from the drop-down list. Click the

Enable checkbox to enable this rule.

Days to Block

Click the checkboxes of the days that this rule

applies to.

Time to Block

Click the checkbox

All Day

to define this policy to

block Internet access for the entire day of each day

selected – or enter the start and stop times of the

periods you want to block access.

Note:

If you want to allow access for only a part of

the day, you may need to create and apply two

time policies. See example below.

Ports to Block

Click enable if you want to block specific ports

Port Start

This is first port you want to block.

Port End

This is the end of the range of ports you want to

block. If you only want to block one port enter the

port number in both the start and end fields.

Example of Time to Block –

create and apply two time policies to allow access

Mon – Fri 7:00pm – 9:00pm:

Time Policy Name

Days to Block

Time to Block

Weekday I

Mon – Fri

12:00am – 7:00pm

Weekday II

Mon – Fri

9:00pm – 12:00am

Select both Weekday I and Weekday II at User/Time Access Rule.

Event Log

The Event Log page shows you the events related to the settings of Parental Control.

This table is a running list of the last 30 Parental Control access violations that include

the following items on Internet traffic:



If the user's internet access is blocked. (time filter)



If a blocked keyword is detected in the URL.



If a blocked domain is detected in the URL.

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

If the online lookup service detects that the URL falls in a category that is

blocked.

To access the

Event Log

page:

1

Click

Parental Control

in the menu bar.

2

Then click the

Event Log

submenu.

Figure 26 shows an example of the menu.

Figure 26. Example of Event Log Page

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Wireless Menu Options

The Wireless Menu lets you:



Configure Cable Modem/Router to serve as a wireless access point (AP)



Configure essential and advanced settings of wireless network



Configure guest network for temporary visitors



Configure WMM QoS

Note:

Your Cable Modem/Router has been preconfigured to support wireless

connections without any further configuration. Please see

Chapter 3: Connecting Other

Devices to your Cable Modem/Router

for details. Most users will not need to read this

chapter.

Radio

The Radio page allows you to modify wireless settings.

To access the

Radio

page:

1

Click

Wireless

in the menu bar.

2

Then click the

Radio

submenu.

Figure 27 shows an example of the menu and Table 22 describes the items you can

select.

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Figure 27. Example of Radio Page

Table 22. Radio Menu Option

Option

Description

Wireless Interface

This is the MAC address of the wireless interface.

Wireless

Select Enable to enable the wireless function.

Country

Your device is configured for operation in the U.S. only.

Output Power

Set the strength of the wireless signal that the Cable

Modem/Router transmits.

802.11 Band

Your device supports 2.4 GHz only.

802.11n-mode

In

Auto

mode, your Cable Modem/Router will automatically

adjust to avoid interference with neighboring devices.

Bandwidth

Specify radio frequency bandwidth, either 20MHz single, or

40MHz (dual channel), that the Cable Modem/Router will use if

802.11n mode is configured as Automatic and the Control

Channel is configured as Automatic.

Sideband for

Control Channel

(40 MHz only)

You may select Sideband and the secondary extension

channels if your Cable Modem/Router is operating at 40 MHz

bandwidth and the 802.11n-mode is configured as

Auto

.

Control Channel

Select the channel for AP operation next to the drop-down list

box. The current channel number is displayed. The list of

detailed control channel and extension channels are shown in

the Table below.

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Table 23. Country Extension Channel List

Control Channel

Sideband for

Control

Channel

Extension

Channel

US Channel 1-7

Lower

Channel

Number + 4

US Channel 5-11

Upper

Channel

Number - 4

Example 1

: If your control channel is set to 1, the extension channel will be transmitted

on channel 5. The total bandwidth of the signals on channel 1 and 5 equals 40 MHz.

Example 2

: If your control channel is set to 11, the extension channel will be transmitted

on channel 7. The total bandwidth of the signals on channel 11 and 7 equals 40 MHz.

Primary Network

The Primary Network page allows you to configure the primary wireless network and its

security settings. Strong security is the best way to prevent unauthorized wireless

network access. To access the

Primary Network

page:

1

Click

Wireless

in the menu bar.

2

Then click the

Primary Network

submenu.

Figure 28 shows an example of the menu and Table 24 describes the items you can

select.