The D-Link® DVA-G3810BN Triple-Play Home Gateway
is a versatile home networking device designed to
support a variety of data distribution standards. This
device combines Internet access via a built-in ADSL
modem, a NAT/SPI router, 4 10/100 Ethernet ports,
802.11g wireless access, dual-WAN capabilities, an
HPNA v3.1 coaxial port, an FXS port to attach an analog
phone to make Voice-over-IP (VoIP) phone calls, and a
USB port to attach a network storage device.
The Quality of Service (QoS) environment that the
DVA-G3810BN creates enables the end-user to share a
high-speed Internet connection, utilize VoIP services,
enjoy online and network gaming, or watch IPTV all
through a single device.
Connectivity
The DVA-G3810BN Triple-Play Home Gateway includes
a built-in ADSL2/2+ modem and router, enabling
connected devices to share access to a high-speed
broadband Internet connection. Having a high-speed
DSL connection gives users more time to enjoy listening
to music and watching videos rather than spending
time waiting for the files to finish downloading.
Dual-WAN capabilities allow users to essentially
combine two broadband connections to their network1.
Using load balancing, Internet speeds to devices
connected to the DVA-G3810BN will be enhanced.
Plus, Dual-WAN capabilities make a network more
reliable by creating a redundant Internet connection.
HPNA v3.1
With the included port for HomePNA™, users can
integrate coax-enabled devices such as TV set-top boxes
and coax bridges to their home network. A combination
of faster data throughput (128Mbps), a farther effective
overall distance than traditional mediums such as 10/100
Ethernet cabling, and the use of existing coax cables
already wired throughout the home make HPNA a viable
connectivity solution to transfer bandwidth intensive files
such as High-Definition media content.
Integration
With support for USB 2.0/1.1 storage devices, users
can simply attach a USB portable hard drive to create
shared network storage complete with RAID support.
The included Foreign Exchange Service (FXS) port
allows users to plug in a traditional phone, effectively
turning an analog phone into a digital phone that is
able to make VoIP calls and utilize VoIP services.
Security
The DVA-G3810BN Triple-Play Gateway’s active firewall
offers network protection by using Stateful Packet
Inspection (SPI) and Network Address Translation (NAT)
technology. Network management features like MAC
address filtering prevents unauthorized access, while
parental control features prevent family members from
viewing inappropriate content. The Triple-Play Gateway
also supports WPA2™, WPA™, and WEP encryption for
added network protection.
Wired and Wireless
The DVA-G3810BN includes a 4-port 10/100 Ethernet
switch and an 802.11g wireless access point, allowing
users to connect computers, printers, gaming consoles,
and digital media players throughout their home, wired
or wirelessly.
Management+ HTTP Web Server + Command Line Interface (CLI)
Adanced Routing+ RIPv1 + RIPv2
QoS
With 802.1p QoS support, time-sensitive data will be placed
in priority queues, streamlining applications such as VoIP,
video streaming, and online gaming. The DVA-G3810BN
has a highly configurable QoS application menu, allowing
for Diffserv marking and queuing, Port-based QoS, and
Random Early Detection (RED) according to queue size.
+ Multiple SSIDs Supporting Virtual APs + Wireless Distribution System (WDS)
+ Wireless Multimedia (WMM) + External RADIUS Server with Authentication
+ Telnet + TR-069
+ Domain Routing + IP Tunneling
+ GRE Tunneling
Remote Management
Support for remote management features such as
TR-064, TR-069, and TR-111 allow the ISP to contact the
DVA-G3180BN for automatic configuration, updates
and remote diagnostics, simplifying management and
increasing overall effectiveness while remaining relatively
transparent to the end-user.
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DVA-G3810BN
Triple-Play Home Gateway
Remote Upgrade+ Fault Tolerance Backup Copy + Unattended Automatic Software Upgrade from a Remote Server
+ Manual Software Upgrade Accessible Through + Send System Information During Remote Upgrade
Web-based Management
+ User Notification Upon Major Events and + Web-based Management
Availability of an Updated Image
+ Remote Upgrade from WAN for Low Memory Platforms