AVM FRITZ!Box 7530, Configuration And Operation

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Term Explanation
Network interface A network interface is the interface used to
connect a network device with a network. It
can be a wireless LAN radio module for wire­
less connections or a network port for cabled
connections.
Properties and Benefits
The table with the network connections has the following properties
that can be useful in organizing and keeping track of the IP network:
• Overview: The table offers an overview of the entire IP network of
the FRITZ!Box.
• All connections: Every connection any network device has to the
FRITZ!Box is displayed. A connection can be established with a
network cable, via wireless LAN, or over VPN. A network device
that is connected sometimes with a network cable, and some­
times via wireless LAN, has two entries in the table, one for each
connection.
• Inactive connections: Even connections that are currently not
active are displayed.
• Only shown here: VPN connections are displayed only in this table.
• Guest network overview: Connections to the guest network are
displayed.
• Connection properties: Properties are displayed for every connec­
tion.
• Find devices quickly: Table columns can be displayed and hidden
using the
button, and table columns can be sorted in
ascending or descending order.
• Change connection properties: A detailed view can be opened for
each connection. Connection properties can be changed in the
detailed view.
User Interface: Home Network Menu
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