The Wireless NAS Device adds gigabytes of storage space to your network without the cost, space, and maintenance hassles of a full-fledged file server. The Wireless NAS Device also provides solid data transfer performance for multiple client connections, and you can add as many Wireless NAS Devices to the network as you like. And now, with its wireless capabilities, you can connect to the Wireless NAS Device using any wireless-equpped computer on the network. Compared to using a standard compute

Wireless–Ready DSL Gateway User Manual Table of Contents Introduction 1 Package Contents 1 Minimum System Requirements 1 Technical Support 2 Connecting the Gateway 3 Connecting the Power and DSL Cable 3 Connecting to a Computer 5 Connecting the Phone Filters 7 Connecting Network Computers 8 Configuring the Gateway 11 Using Qwest DSL 15 Connecting to the Internet 15 Disconnecting from the Internet 15 Basic Setup 17 Basic Setup 17 Gateway Features 19 Advanced Setup 23 Accessing Advanced Setup 23 W

This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is

This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is

This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, the program will create a folder and install all of the drivers into that folder. The default behavior is

Wireless DSL Gateway Model #: GT704WG-QW04 Firmware Version: QW04-3.60.2.0.6.3-GT704-WG User Manual Ver 1.0 Solutions for the Digital Life™ Table of Contents 1Introduction1 Package Contents1 Minimum System Requirements1 Features2 Getting to Know the Gateway3 Technical Support6 2Performing a Basic Setup9 Basic Setup9 Changing the User Name and Password11 3Setting Up Static IP Address13 Configuring for a Single Static IP Address13 Configuring for a Block of Static IP Addresses18 4Configuring Advan

—-—- Refer to the uninstall procedure if required to begin a clean installation process. 1. Insert the Installation CD-ROM provided with the modem. 2. Click Install in the dialog box to begin the installation process. 3. Click OK to install the appropriate modem driver on your system. 4. When the installation is complete, the dialog box will appear. Click Exit. 5. Proceed to the hardware installation procedure. Windows NT 4.0 1. Follow the hardware installation procedure first before cont

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Contacting Technical Support 3 lll. Connecting the Actiontec USB Wireless Adapter 4 lV. Installing the Actiontec USB Wireless Adapter 5 Configuring Windows 98 SE 5 Configuring Windows ME 8 Configuring Windows 2000 10 V. Configuring the Actiontec USB Wireless Adapter 14 Vl. Configuring the AdHoc Feature 16 Vll. Configuring File and Print Sharing 17 Table of Contents Proprietary Notice and Disclaimer Unless otherwise noted, this document and the information herein disclosed are proprietary to Acti

This way when the download has finished, the file(s) is easy to find. 3. The driver download is a Self-Extracting ZIP file. Start it like you would any application. 4. Users with XP may be prompted to “Run” or “Cancel”, select “Run”. After selecting “Run”, the program will prepare to install the drivers on the computer. The default location can be changed, but if it is left at the default, it will create the folder “Router USB Driver”, and install all of the drivers into that folder. The defau