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Want to network your home quickly and

easily without any hassles?

NetComm HomePlugs are the simplest method available to set up a home network, without any of the hassle of laying meters of cable or drilling holes into walls. Simply put, a NetComm HomePlug turns the existing electrical wiring in your home into a network capable of transmitting data at up to 200Mbps.

Setting up a network couldn’t be easier. Simply plug a Homeplug into an available power socket near a computer, attach it to the computer with a short ethernet cable. Then plug in and connect a second homeplug with your second home computer and that’s it, you’ve successfully networked two computers.

HomePlugs are extremly versatile and suit any number of tasks -

Internet sharing and On-line Gaming - Connect your broadband modem to a HomePlug and then every other PC or ethernet capable gaming console on your HomePlug network can access your internet connection

Wireless Access Point - With a Wireless HomePlug you can create a wireless access point anywhere you want

VoIP - Place a VoIP ATA anywhere in your home for big savings on your phone bill

Home Entertainment - Stream high-def movies, audio or photos from a media server to set-top boxes or HTPCs Another added bonus of a Homeplug network is that it moves with you. If you’re moving home or apatments, or simply doing some redecorating and need to move your PC, you can take your HomePlug with you and have your network up and running again in seconds. Try doing that with cables embedded in the wall!

And as your network grows, HomePlugs make it easy to add new network points, simply plug in a new HomePlug and you’re ready to go.

Grab your NetComm HomePlug today, either:

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NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router

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YML790 Rev8

 

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Contents User Guide Your ADSL2+ connection Contents Save & Reboot VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol Wireless NB9W onlyOverview Adsl BroadbandMulti-purpose Gateways and In-line Splitters NB9/NB9W Package ContentsSelected terminology used in this manual Do I need a micro filter?VoIP Requirements Minimum System RequirementsPC Requirements Adsl RequirementNB9W only Colour Mode FunctionGetting to Know the NB9/NB9W Back Panel Ports Ethernet Hub / SwitchYour Adsl and telephone service SettingsLAN Management Default SettingsRestore Factory Default Setting Modem AccessRJ-11 Telephone line RJ-45 Ethernet cable Connecting the NB9/NB9WConnecting the Cables Establishing an Adsl connection via PPPoE NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router Security WEP 64-bit HEX key Establishing your Wireless Connection for NB9W onlySetting up your VoIP account Interface Name Don’t change the ‘Interface name’ setting Windows Me PCs Computer Hardware ConfigurationWindows XP PCs Windows 2000 PCsWindows Vista Windows 95, 98 PCsMac OSX Digging Deeper Advanced Settings Field Description Version of the bootloaderBasic BasicHomeCompleted you will be returned to the ‘Basic Home’ BasicADSL Quick SetupAbout SIP Voice SettingsVoice About SIP & VoIPField Value Voice MenuField Means VoIP Status Indicator Means Voice Dial Plan Incoming Voice Dial PlanVoice Dial Plan Outgoing Voice Dial Plan Advance Ssid Wireless NB9W onlyWireless Setup Field EnterQuick Security Setup 1 WEP Security Wireless Security Quick SetupQuick Security Setup 2 WPA-PSK Network Keys Wireless Security in DetailAuthentication and Encryption Shared Network AuthenticationWEP and WPA 802.1XTKIP+AES TkipAES Dependent on vendor driver supportWPA2 Field Name About Wireless ConfigurationWMM Wi-Fi Multimedia Smaller packet without using RTS/CTSMessages. The default is Buffered frames at the access pointField Name Comment Wireless Mac FilterHow to find your MAC address Available bridges Wireless BridgeWireless Station Info Management Management Device Settings BackupManagement Device Settings Update Management Device Settings Restore DefaultManagement Snmp Management Device Settings Update FirmwareManagement Sntp Access Control ServicesSave & Reboot Access Control IP AddressesAccess Control Password Choosing a WAN Profile AdvancedAdvanced WAN FieldAlternative Connection Types Inc PPPoA Advanced LAN Through your NB9/NB9W Enable Igmp SnoopingTable entry Advanced NAT Explanation Advanced NAT Port Forwarding Would select UDP External Port StartExternal Port End Last port in the range hereICU Advanced NAT Port TriggeringApplication Outgoing Port Reply Port ICQAdvanced NAT DMZ Advanced Security IP Filtering Advanced Security Parental Control UDP Advanced QoSNB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router Advanced Routing Default Gateway Remote router gateway address Advanced Routing Static RouteField Entry Advanced DNS DNS Server Advanced Routing Dynamic RouteAdvanced DSL Advanced DNS Dynamic DNSStatus System Log Status DiagnosticsStatus Status ARP Status StatisticsStatus WAN Status RouteStatus Igmp Proxy Status DhcpStatus Bridging Problems with WAN Appendix a TroubleshootingProblems with LAN Problem with Wireless Windows XP service pack NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router YML790 Rev8 Mac OSX Windows Vista NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router YML790 Rev8 NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router Now the connection is ready WEP encryption Appendix C How to change Wireless Security on your NB9WWPA encryption Appendix D Glossary GRE DSLFTP GGPSnmp NICRIP SdnsTTL TCPTCP/IP TftpCustomer Information Appendix F Registration and Warranty InformationContact Information Copyright InformationGNU General Public License Product WarrantyLimitations of Warranty NB9/NB9W ADSL2+ VoIP Router Click on the Buy Now button Purchase by PhoneProduct Warranty Contact Information