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General characteristics ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Number Of LAN Ports:
1
Security ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Data Encryption:
Yes
Encryption Type:
WPA2-PSK
Firewall Type:
None
Parental Controls:
Yes
Network ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Quality Of Service (QoS) Traffic Prioritization:
Yes
Ethernet Standard:
10/100/1000
Number of Antennas:
3
Frequency Band:
2.4 GHz, 5.0 GHz
Transport Protocol:
PPTP, L2TP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS
Wireless Standard:
AC, N
Certifications & Listings ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
ENERGY STAR Certified:
No
Features ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Wireless:
Yes
Ports ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Port Type(s):
RJ-45
Number Of LAN Ports:
1
Speed ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Wired Speed:
1000 Mbps
Gigabit Ethernet Speed:
Yes
Dimension ASUS LYRA TRIO MAP-AC1750-3PK
Product Height:
3.1"
Product Length:
4.9"
Product Width:
5.3"
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