SMC Networks SMC7401BRA manual Menu Overview, MenuDescription

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WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT

Menu Overview

The Web management interface allows you to define system parameters, manage and control the Barricade and its ports, and monitor network conditions. The following table briefly describes the selections available from this program.

MenuDescription

Configuration Setting

WANADSL link settings, including Default Gateway, IP address, ATM PVC settings including UBR (Unspecified Bit Rate) and CBR (Constant Bit Rate), encapsulation method, bridging for multiple protocols, IGMP multicast support, PPP, and enabling the Barricade as a DHCP client.

LAN

Configuration of the local IP address, enabling the Barricade

 

as a DHCP server, defining a DHCP address pool, and

 

setting the Ethernet port to a fixed speed/duplex mode or

 

for auto-negotiation.

NAT

Configures static address mapping for specific hosts (NAT),

 

or multi-user local address translation to a single external

 

address (NAPT).

Virtual Server

Redirects remote users accessing services (e.g., Web or FTP)

 

at your local site via a public IP address to local servers

 

configured with private IP addresses/ports.

Bridge Filtering

Packet filtering based on source or destination MAC

 

addresses, or Ethernet frame type.

DNS

Sets DNS discovery options, or adds preferred and alternate

 

DNSs (Domain Name Servers).

Reboot

Writes the current configuration settings to flash memory

 

and reboots the system.

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SMC7401BRA specifications

SMC Networks SMC7401BRA is a versatile ADSL router that combines high-speed internet access with advanced networking features. Designed for home and small office environments, this router offers a reliable solution for users seeking seamless connectivity and robust performance.

One of the standout features of the SMC7401BRA is its compatibility with ANSI T1.413 and G.dmt standards, ensuring it can support a variety of ADSL broadband connections. This router can provide speeds of up to 8 Mbps for downloads and up to 1 Mbps for uploads, making it suitable for activities such as streaming, online gaming, and video conferencing. Its capability to handle multiple connections simultaneously ensures that all users in the network enjoy efficient internet access without significant drop in speed.

The SMC7401BRA is equipped with a built-in 4-port Ethernet switch, allowing users to connect multiple devices directly via Ethernet cables. This convenience is further enhanced by the inclusion of a WAN port, which facilitates connection to an external broadband modem. Additionally, the device offers a USB port for connecting peripheral devices, enhancing the utility of the router in various networking scenarios.

Security is a crucial consideration for any networking device, and the SMC7401BRA does not fall short in this aspect. It features a built-in firewall, which provides protection against unauthorized access, while also supporting various protocols such as VPN pass-through and NAT, ensuring secure data transmission. Furthermore, users can take advantage of the router's support for both WEP and WPA encryption protocols to safeguard their wireless communications.

Installation and configuration of the SMC7401BRA is straightforward, aided by its user-friendly web-based interface. This makes it accessible for users with varying levels of technical expertise. The router also includes features such as DHCP server support, which simplifies IP address management within the network.

In terms of design, the SMC7401BRA is compact and features a sleek chassis that can blend seamlessly into home or office environments. Its reliable performance, combined with its array of features, makes the SMC Networks SMC7401BRA an excellent choice for anyone in need of a dependable ADSL router that can meet the demands of modern internet usage. Whether for casual browsing or more intensive applications, it delivers the performance and security that users expect from a quality networking device.
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