User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- 1: Get Started
- 2: Use Your Mobile Hotspot
- Set Auto Connect and Network Options
- View Data Usage
- Select a Language
- Enable / Disable Wi-Fi
- View / Block Connected Users
- Add a Wireless Device to your Wi-Fi Network
- View Messages / Alerts
- Use the GPS Feature
- Battery Settings
- Set Audio Alerts
- Change Device Security Settings
- View Details About Your Mobile Hotspot
- Contact Rogers
- Use the microSD Card to Share Files over Wi-Fi
- Recharge the Battery
- 3: Advanced Settings
- Show Help for Advanced Settings
- Do not Automatically Install Driver for USB Tethering
- Export / Import Router Options
- Set Display Options
- Lock or Unlock Device Keys
- View WAN Information
- Set Connection Preferences
- Enable SIM Security
- View Wi-Fi Status and List of Connected Devices
- Set Wi-Fi Network Options
- Set Wi-Fi Security Options
- Set MAC Filter Mode
- Enable Port Forwarding
- Enable Port Filtering
- Enable VPN Passthrough
- Enable DMZ
- Enable Universal Plug and Play
- Set Router LAN Options
- 4: Frequently Asked Questions
- 5: Troubleshooting
- 6: Specifications
- 7: Regulatory and Safety Information
Advanced Settings
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3. In the drop-down menu, select Block all in list.
4. Either:
· Enter the MAC address of the device and click Add, or
· Click List of connected devices and select the box beside the device in the
Block column.
5. Click Save.
To unblock a device so it can connect to your Wi-Fi network:
1. Click List of connected devices.
2. Clear the box beside the device in the Block column.
3. Click Save.
White List
To create a list of devices that are allowed to connect to your Wi-Fi network (white
list):
1. In the drop-down menu, select Allow only those in list.
2. Enter the MAC address for each device and click Add.
3. Click Save.
Enable Port Forwarding
If your computer is hosting a server, you can enable port forwarding so that other
users can access the server.
To enable port forwarding:
1. On to the homepage, click the Advanced Settings icon ( ).
2. Go to Router > Port Forward.