Device Info (Status Overview); System Log; Help; Glossary - Hama 00053120 Bedienungsanleitung

10.1 Device info (status overview)

This window provides an overview of the current operating
status of your ADSL2+ Modem Router.
If you contact or call Hama Product Consulting, please have
a printout or screen shot of the status overview to hand.

10.2 System log

From the Main Menu, select the Status menu item, and then the System Log sub-item.
You can check the detailed error messages for the router in this view. If you contact or call Hama Product Consulting, please have a
printout of the system log to hand.
CLEAR LOG:
SAVE LOG:

11 Help

From the Main Menu, select the Help menu item.
This view provides an overview of the router in addition to detailed explanations of the different functions. This is currently only
available in English.

12 Glossary

Client: A computer that exchanges data with a server, but does not offer any data itself.
MAC address:
SPI: Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) refers to a dynamic packet fi lter whereby every data packet is assigned to a specifi c active
session. The data packets are inspected and the connection state is included in the decision. With this method, which is
implemented in the fi rewall, the data packets are inspected and entered into tables during the transfer. A data packet
comparison and the table determine whether the data packet is passed through. Data packets that cannot be assigned to
certain criteria are not allowed through. In security applications, fi rewalls that use the SPI procedure are therefore superior
to the standard packet fi lter fi rewalls.
Web: The World Wide Web (shortened to Web or www) is a system of hypertext documents that is retrievable over the Internet.
The user needs a Web browser to retrieve the data from the Web server or to display the information on a screen, for
example. In the document, the user can navigate the hyperlinks (which refer to other documents) regardless of the Web
server on which the hyperlinks are saved.
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Delete system log.
Save the system log to a fi le.
The MAC address (Media Access Control, Ethernet ID or, with Apple, Airport ID and Ethernet ID) is the
hardware address of every individual network adapter, and is used as a unique identifi er for devices in a
computer network. The MAC address is often found on the network card, integrated into the serial number.
You can also locate the address using software; various commands are required depending on the
operating system.
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