{% extends "login_nav.html" %}
{% comment %}
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In basic mode, you don't need to do any router setup before you can go online. Just plug your {{ cfg.product_name }} in to your cable or DSL modem and the router will try to get you on the internet using DHCP.
If that fails, you might need to resort to the expert options. Enable expert mode in the "{{ cfg.product_name }} / System / Configure" menu.
{% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block sidebar_right_block %}Your {{ cfg.box_name }} is a replacement for your wireless router. By default, it should do everything your usual router does. With the addition of some extra modules, its abilities can rival those of high-end routers costing hundreds of dollars.
{% if cfg.users.expert %}DHCP allows your router to automatically connect with the upstream network. If you are unsure what option to choose, stick with DHCP. It is usually correct.
If you want to setup your connection manually, you can enter static IP information. This option is for those who know what they're doing. As such, it is only available in expert mode.
{% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block js_block %} {{ js|safe }} {% endblock %}