Altice Labs FGW GR140DG Wi-Fi 6, User Manual

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6.2.3 WAN Wide Area Network
Access to WAN information and editing is done by selecting the field next to the vertical blue line
identified by the WAN Wide Area Network
Figure 33: Equipment Menu - WAN
The WAN selection on the left side of the window, the Equipment menu, Figure 34, shows in the main
window more information, with possibility of editing, on WAN connectivity. The Wide Area Network
(WAN), a long-distance network, is a terminal network that covers a large geographical area, often a
country or continent. A classic example of a typical WAN network is the Internet itself because it covers
a global geographic area, interconnecting terminals in countries and continents.
On the left side of the Equipment and Connectivity Menu window, a set of information related to the
WAN is shown:
1. State of the port; Active/inactive (green color / gray color)
2. Optical Power RX ex: -14,9 dBm
3. Optical power TX ex: 3,9 dBm
In this window there is access to two new windows:
• Caracteristics no sub-chap. 6.2.3.1
• Statistics, sub-chap. 6.2.3.2
6.2.3.1 Caracteristics
Window where you can view and edit WAN features. This window shows two subgroups:
• Caracteristics
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General info
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IPv6 info
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Optical Interface