Nokia WiFi Beacon 2 Web Admin Interface

A detailed look at a Nokia WiFi Beacon 2 Mesh Wi-Fi wireless ethernet router (also repeater / node).
Shows the device and the web admin settings pages.

00:00 Intro and underside of the router showing label and power switch.
00:20 The UK power supply (12 volts 1.5 amps).
01:13 Inside the device (the circuit board with the cans removed).
01:47 The back of the router showing the LAN, LAN and Power sockets and reset and WPS buttons.
02:11 Plugging the router into power and boot up.
03:26 The power light process and colours and plugging the router into the internet.
04:30 The log in page of the web settings admin interface.
04:58 The front page of the web admin interface once you have logged in. Showing Network Topology and Devices connected.
05:25 The "Network Details" page.
06:30 The "Status" section starting with "Device Info" page.
06:49 The "LAN Status" page.
07:26 The "WAN Status" page.
08:02 The "WAN Status IPv4" page.
08:09 The "Home Networking" page which shows connected devices and their DHCP details.
08:46 The "Statistics" page showing packets and bytes counters for interfaces.
09:24 Moving onto the "Network" section of the web admin interface and starting with the "LAN" page where you can configure IPv4 LAN IP and DHCP details.
10:21 Network WAN settings page.
10:58 "Wireless (2.4GHz)" settings page where you can set channel, bandwidth, SSID and password etc.
12:39 "Wireless (5GHz)" settings page where you can set channel, bandwidth, SSID and password etc.
12:57 "QoS Config" pages for Quality of Service packet tagging.
13:25 "MESH" settings page.
13:57 "Maintenance" section starting with changing the administration password.
14:17 "Device Management" where you can give friendly names to devices on your network.
14:39 "Reboot Device" allows you to remotely restart the router.
14:43 "Factory Default" allows you to remotely factory reset the router.
15:00 "Diagnostics" page where you can ping and traceroute directly from the router.
15:30 "Log" page for logging on the router, when set to debug mode it is fairly detailed and may help you solve issues.
17:14 "TroubleShooting" section including "US Speed Test" and "DS Speed Test" (not very accurate!), latency and DNS tests.
19:26 "Port Mirrors" setting to allow you to mirror network port traffic to another port.
20:15 "Application" page starting with "Port Forwarding" settings. Showing how to forward ports or services to your network.
21:09 "Port Triggering" settings.
21:18 "DDNS" (Dynamic DNS provider) settings.
21:48 "NNTP" time server settings.
22:06 "UPNP" (universal plug and play) settings.
22:37 "Security" settings starting with firewall and "Attack Protection" settings screen.
22:53 "MAC Filter" filtering settings.
23:10 "IP Filter" filtering settings.
23:25 "DMZ" and "ALG" settings (application layer gateway settings for things like SIP/VoIP).