LevelOne WBR-6012 300Mbps Wireless Router

WBR-6012
300Mbps Wireless Router 
  
  Upgrades your wireless network up to 300Mbps   
  Enlarge wireless network coverage through WDS technology   
  Auto Channel Selection for low interference band   
  Built-in Wake-on-LAN feature to startup / shutdown computers remotely   
  QoS control for traffic prioritization and bandwidth management   
  Built-in robust firewall to protect Internet access against intruders   
  Simple wireless security with WPS push button   
  Simple setup with user-friendly interface

LevelOne 300Mbps Wireless Router, WBR-6012, provides the highest level of security with enhanced 300Mbps wireless N speed and coverage to share files, play games, and stream video wirelessly. A perfect solution Suited for your most most demanding home networking needs.

Exceptional Wireless Performance
Experience incredible wireless high speeds of up to 300Mbps– that’s five times faster than Wireless G technology – making it perfect for those that require a robust router that will provide high wireless throughput for activities such as online gaming, video streaming, file sharing, and downloading music amongst multiple users. Furthermore, it is backward compatible with legacy Wireless B and G devices

Comprehensive Network Security
Your network security is always our first priority. Our device supports the following features: SPI (Stateful Packet Inspection), packet filtering, domain filtering, URL content filtering and MAC control. All these features are dedicated to provide maximum protection against IP-based attacks, Dos (Denial of Service) attacks, unauthorized access and harmful websites.

Quick To Install
There are two approaches to have your network set up quickly and hassle-free. You can either install an Easy Setup Utility program from the provided CD or browse the intuitive web-based user interface to complete the setup wizard. Both features provide step-by-step guidance that allows you to setup the device without sacrificing any key features.

Remark: Maximum wireless speed is derived from IEEE Standard 802.11n specifications. Actual speed will vary and depend on network conditions and environmental factors.