User Manual

Device Status
The following connections are displayed on the Device Status page:
Device Indication
Internet
An inactive cable/DSL connection indicates that either the
cable is unplugged or the Wireless 2350 has not received an
IP address.
A
n active connection indicates the WAN interface of the router
has a valid IP address and your computers can connect to the
Internet via the router.
Wired Client (LAN)
Shown as an active connection when a wired client is
configured and physically connected to your network, and
inactive when the Ethernet cable is disconnected from the
computer.
Wireless Client
Shown as an active connection when a wireless client is
configured for your network, and inactive when there is no
wireless client connected to your router.
When the Wireless 2350 acts as a DHCP server, it assigns IP addresses to the clients on the
network. These IP addresses are displayed in the DHCP Log below the Device Status figure.
WAN Ethernet Settings
Refer to the left side of the screen for the following WAN Ethernet settings and the Internet
protocol (IP) settings for the Wireless 2350:
Setting/Device Information Displayed
Internet The connection to the Internet is Active/Not Active
Router IP IP address assigned to the Wireless 2350
LAN MAC MAC address for the LAN and Wireless interfaces
WAN MAC MAC address for the WAN interface
Router Name The name for the Wireless 2350 (the default is Wireless 2350)
Firmware Version Version number of the firmware currentl
y
installed on the