TENDA 11N 150M WIRELESS ROUTER 3G611R+ CONNECT TO A 3G IN VANDERBIJLPARK

3G611R+ - Tenda 3G11N Wireless Router Connect to a 3G network with up to 150 Megabits per second transfer rate!   Features Always connected: create instant WiFi hotspots at remote locations, virtually anywhere DSL and cable aren't available Auto network failover: switches automatically from a primary 3G to DSL/cable network when primary service is disrupted Compatibility: compatible with most major UMTS/HSPA/EVDO USB modems, over 150 types Wired or wireless internet access: enables internet access through 3G wireless broadband networks, existing WiFi (WISP), or Ethernet -based data services (Cable / DSL) WiFi as WAN: receives a public WiFi signal and uses it to create internet access, allowing you to securely share among multiple users N speed:delivers up to 150Mbps wireless speed, 4X faster than ordinary wireless G devices Better wireless range: coverage of up to 100 meters indoor and 300 meters outdoor,3X farther than ordinary wireless G devices Advanced Security: prevents unwanted access to connected computers with WPA/WPA2 Easy to use: connects all your WiFi enabled devices by simply plugging in your activated USB data modem 3G611R+ is a n compliant 3G router that allows users to access 3G networks. Simply insert a compatible UMTS/HSPA/EVDO USB adapter into the router to share your mobile broadband internet connection through a secure, high-speed n wireless network. A Ethernet WAN port allows you to access a DSL/Cable modem as the primary backup connection.     Specifications Supports: n, g, b, u,p Ports:M auto-negotiation RJ45 WAN port (Auto MDI/MDIX) M auto-negotiation RJ45 LAN ports (Auto MDI/MDIX) 5 dBi antenna Frequency range: 2.4GHz-Hz Compliant with FCC,RoHS,CE(Wireless),WEEE Wireless security: WEP,WPA-PSK,WPA2-PSK,WPA,WPA2 Functions SNTP UPnP DDNS LAN access control over Internet connection MAC address-based access control remote/local Web management virtual server DMZ host Built-in firewall QoS (Quality of Service) WDS URL Monitor