Keenetic Air is designed primarily for reliable full-featured connection of your home to the Internet via a dedicated Ethernet line through providers using any type of connection: IPoE, PPPoE, PPTP, L2TP, 802.1X, 802.1Q VLAN, IPv4 / IPv6.
At the same time, it provides full speed for tariffs up to 100 Mbit / s, regardless of the type of connection and the nature of the load.

With the same success, it is possible to connect to the Internet through a PON-terminal provided by your provider or a modem with an Ethernet port, as well as via an operator or private Wi-Fi hotspot.





Sometimes you may need to connect your existing home network to the Wi-Fi Internet. This may be a Wi-Fi hotspot provider, your neighbor’s Wi-Fi network, an open network of some cafe located nearby, or a backup connection to a mobile access point in your smartphone if the main provider fails. WISP mode will show a list of available Wi-Fi networks and help you connect to the desired one. If you travel with many gadgets, the WISP mode will be convenient for connecting to a hotel’s Wi-Fi network. Keenetic Air connects to the hotel’s Wi-Fi network, and all mobile devices connect to its pre-configured, secure Wi-Fi network.





Thanks to the NDMS 2 operating system, using Keenetic Air, you can connect to several providers by any of the methods described above by setting priorities and enabling continuous Internet access checks. In the event of a failure in the network of the main provider, the Internet Center will automatically switch to work with a spare channel.





To share Internet access and home network devices (such as NAS and a printer) from multiple laptops, tablets and smartphones, Keenetic Air offers two independent Wi-Fi networks: one in the 2.4 GHz frequency band for connecting 802.11 g / n devices at speeds up to 300 Mbps, the second in the 5 GHz band for connecting 802.11 n / ac devices at speeds up to 867 Mbps. Thus, your new smartphones and laptops will work as fast as possible, and old devices will remain compatible with your wireless network.





To increase the coverage and quality of wireless communication, dual-band Keenetic Air has two antennas with a gain of 5 dBi for each band. In order to build up from the wireless networks of neighbors in an apartment building, the optimal working channel of the Wi-Fi network is automatically selected based on a periodic radio scan.





Keenetic Internet Centers from the factory have pre-installed maximum WPA2 Wi-Fi network protection with a unique burglar-resistant key, which is retained for any flashing and resetting. There is no need to memorize it (and enter, for example, on inconvenient keyboards of TVs), because it is much more convenient to use WPS technology - connecting by pressing a button on the Internet center. All vulnerable WPS options are disabled, the PIN code input algorithm is specially modified against hacking.





Do you often receive guests who need Wi-Fi to access the Internet, but do not want them to have access to the resources of your home network? Well, yes, why do they need a network drive, surveillance cameras, a printer, and more. Keenetic Air allows you to enable a separate Wi-Fi guest network with a different name and password. It will be isolated from the home network and limited in access speed so as not to interfere with the owners. For added convenience, operational management of the guest network is possible from the My.Keenetic mobile application.





Keenetic Air can be used to expand the coverage of an existing wireless network in the mode of a Wi-Fi amplifier (repeater) or access point. Adapter mode helps you connect non-Wi-Fi devices that have an Ethernet port to the wireless network. Thanks to large external antennas of a special design with a gain of 5 dBi, Keenetic Air provides significantly better signal quality and coverage than compact repeaters with built-in antennas. To switch to any of the modes, Keenetic Air has a convenient switch on the case.





The "Amplifier" mode expands the coverage area of ​​your Wi-Fi network without laying additional cables. Keenetic Air copies the wireless network settings of the main Internet center, so your wireless devices will automatically switch between them without additional reconfiguration, depending on the signal levels at a particular point in the apartment. To configure, you only need two clicks of the Wi-Fi button - on the main Internet center and Keenetic Air.





This scenario is useful if you want to expand the range of an existing Wi-Fi network while maintaining its maximum performance. Connect Keenetic Air to your home network with an Ethernet cable, and then connect your wireless devices to it. By default, in the “Access Point” mode, the wireless network will work with the password and network name, which are indicated on the Keenetic Air label, but you can change them to the settings of the main Internet center for automatic roaming.





In the "Adapter" mode, the Internet center works as a wireless bridge, providing access to the Wi-Fi network to all devices connected to its network ports. Thus, you can do without laying an Ethernet cable to your IPTV set-top box, computer, or other device that does not have a Wi-Fi adapter.





applicationMy.Keeneticfor iOS and Android, configures the Internet center in a minimum of steps, and then provides full control of the home network, including remotely via the Internet. Open My.Keenetic - and you will see a list of home network devices for each of which you can individually configure Internet access: speed, Internet filtering profile, port forwarding, schedule, etc.





To watch IPTV, simply connect one or more IPTV set-top boxes to the Internet center, without additional switches and settings. Some smart TVs can likewise receive IPTV directly, while having access to a home DLNA library. For special cases, you can select the port only under the console or enable the built-in proxy server UDP-to-HTTP / UDP-proxy.





The Keenetic Internet Centers have two mechanisms for filtering visited websites.

Yandex.DNS- This is a completely free service, blocking random visits to dangerous and false sites, involvement in botnets and other threats. The Yandex.DNS Internet filter will protect all or just your chosen home devices, regardless of the Internet provider settings.

Alternative Internet filter, working through the company's cloud serviceSkydns, allows you to control the activity of your children on the Internet, protecting them from unwanted online services, websites and even search results. You choose the categories of sites available for visiting, and apply the created filtering profile to the necessary devices in the Internet center network.





Your home network can be connected to the office network or another Keenetic Internet Center via VPN with any method of accessing the Internet. The built-in PPTP server provides secure access to your home network via the Internet from a smartphone, tablet or computer from anywhere, as if you were at home.





In the case of strict industrial security requirements, the Internet center network can be connected to another network through an IPSec VPN tunnel. In this tunnel, you can absolutely not worry about the confidentiality of IP-telephony or video surveillance streams.





KeenDNS is a convenient service for remote access. It will allow you to connect from the Internet to the built-in applications of the Internet center and open home network services using your own domain name, for example, home.mykeenetic.net. Unlike other similar services, it is completely free, and it can also work not only directly, but also through the cloud. In this case, remote access to the interface and embedded applications will work even if there is no real IP address (for example, when connected via a 3G modem). In addition to KeenDNS, Keenetic Air also has built-in clients for Dyn, No-IP, DNS-master and others.

Main characteristics

• The processor - MT7628N 580 MHz
  
• RAM - 64 MB DDR2
  
• Flash memory - 8 MB
  
• Wi-Fi 2.4 + 5 GHz - Yes
  
• Wi-Fi class - WiSoC 2T2R / 300Mbps (2.4GHz) + MediaTek MT7612E 2T2R / 867Mbps (5GHz)
  
• Antennas - 4 x 5 dbi, length 73 mm
  
• Ethernet ports - 2 x 100 Mbps
  
• Wi-Fi / WPS Button - Yes
  
• Access Point, Amplifier, Adapter Modes - Yes

Performance

• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network speed, Mbps - 300
  
• Wi-Fi network speed of 5 GHz, Mbps - 867
  
• IPoE / PPPoE routing, Mbps - Up to 95
  
• Routing L2TP / PPTP, Mbps - Up to 95

Functions and protocols

• IPoE - Yes
  
• PPPoE - Yes
  
• PPTP - Yes
  
• L2TP - Yes
  
• 802.1x - Yes
  
• CABiNET - Yes
  
• Multiple PPP Tunnels - Yes
  
• PAP / CHAP / MS-CHAP / MS-CHAP v2 - Yes
  
• MPPE (Auto / 40/56/128) - Yes
  
• VLAN IEEE 802.1Q - Yes
  
• Route Table (DHCP / Manual) - Yes
  
• Link Duo - Yes
  
• DHCP (client / server) - Yes
  
• IPv6 Dual Stack - Yes
  
• NAT - Yes
  
• IGMP - Yes
  
• UPnP - Yes
  
• Manual Port Forwarding - Yes
  
• PPTP / L2TP Transit - Yes
  
• DoS Attack SPI Firewall - Yes
  
• Ping checker - Yes

Wi-Fi wireless network

• WEP / WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK Network Protection - Yes
  
• Support for additional guest Wi-Fi network - Yes
  
• MAC Access Control - Yes
  
• WPS Quick Setup - Yes
  
• Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) - Yes

Applications

• Mobile application for Android and iOS - Yes
  
• UDP to HTTP proxy - Yes
  
• IPSec VPN Client / Server - Yes
  
• PPTP VPN server (tunnels) - 10
  
• Internet filter Yandex.DNS - Yes
  
• SkyDNS Parental Control - Yes
  
• Dynamic DNS client - Yes

Physical characteristics and environmental conditions

• Device dimensions without antenna, W x D x H, mm 167 x 100 x 33
  
• Mass of the device, g 210
  
• Operating temperature range, В° C 0-40
  
• Humidity of the ambient air during operation,% 10% - 90% (no condensation)
  
• Power supply voltage 100–240 V 50/60 Hz

Diagnostics and control

• Web Configurator in Russian - Yes
  
• Command Line (CLI) by TELNET - Yes
  
• The ability to control from the external network - Yes
  
• Backup and restore configuration - Yes
  
• Software update features - Yes
  
• Logging System Events - Yes

Equipment

• Device - Yes
  
• Power Adapter - Yes
  
• Ethernet cable - Yes
  
• Instructions for use - Yes

RU0000027816 (up to 09/07/2026) .zip(436.26 KB)

RU C-TW.РђРЇ46. Р’.74697 (until 11.05.2021) .zip(2.1 MB)

Instructions for use.pdf(565.26 KB)


Specifications.pdf(1013.84 KB)


Handbook of CLI Air command interface from 210217.pdf(2.94 MB)

Reference CLI Air interface command from 19.10.2018.pdf(3.55 MB)

Updated, current version of the CLI Air Command Interface Reference - cli_manual_ki_ra.pdf

Booklet:

Keenetic_Series_Booklet_2017.pdf(1.35 MB)

Internet connection setup:

• NetFriend Initial Setup Wizard
  
• Ways to connect to the Internet
  
• Ethernet connection to the Internet
  
• Internet connection via optics (SFP module)
  
• PPPoE Internet connection
  
• Connect to the Internet via PPTP or L2TP
  
• Connecting to the Internet via a 3G / 4G modem
  
• Connect to the Internet via ADSL
  
• Connect to the Internet via VDSL
  
• Configure a VDSL connection between two Internet centers
  
• Connecting to a Wi-Fi network (Wireless ISP)
  
• Other connections
  
• Connection Priorities
  
• Connecting home network devices
  
• Web Configurator (control panel)
  
• Instructions for the initial setup of Internet centers through the Quick Setup Wizard (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Self-configuring Keenetic to connect to the Internet via an Ethernet cable (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Internet Center and GPON-modem sharing options
  
• MTU value setting
  
• Configuring the network adapter MAC address cloning (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• WAN MAC address change

Install and configure KeeneticOS:

• System monitor
  
• Host traffic monitor
  
• Network accelerator
  
• Windows network (file and printer access)
  
• Online Center Software Update
  
• Automatic update of the operating system
  
• Beta Software Update
  
• Installing and updating firmware by downloading the system file
  
• Saving startup-config configuration file
  
• Saving self-test system file
  
• Change the mode of operation and assignment of network connectors
  
• Purpose of buttons and indicators of the Internet center
  
• Indicator Management
  
• Users and access (how to change the administrator password)
  
• Description of the components of the Internet Center firmware
  
• Installing and upgrading NDMS versions by downloading a file (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Configuration files (system files)
  
• Updating the components of the Internet center through the mobile application My.Keenetic
  
• Installation of NDMS operating system components via a web interface (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Setting up Internet center user accounts
  
• Internet center light indicators control (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Why is Keenetic Internet Center unavailable at my.keenetic.net web address, but only at IP address?
  
• How to assign functions to the buttons that are located on the Keenetic case (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Variants of the DHCP server on the interfaces of the Internet center
  
• Option "Install updates automatically" (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)

Reset:

• Resetting the Internet center and administrator password
  
• Resetting the Internet center and administrator password (using the Reset button)

Diagnostics:

• Diagnostics
  
• Collecting logs from the Keenetic system log when the device is unavailable (hang)
  
• Perform diagnostics (debugging) to resolve configuration issues or troubleshoot (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Saving configuration file, system log and diagnostic file (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Configure SNMP server
  
• Saving the log of system messages (logs) on the Syslog server
  
• Diagnostics of client and DHCP server operation
  
• Capture network packets using Wireshark
  
• Using the built-in network packet capture module (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• How to find out port numbers for some services displayed on the Connections tab in the System Monitor?
  
• Setting speed / duplex parameters on the Ethernet port (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• When do I need to collect network packet dumps from a computer or a router port?
  
• The ability to use one of the LAN ports as a WAN port in Keenetic Giga III / Ultra II

Recovery firmware:

• How to restore the operating system of the Internet center?
  
• KeeneticOS recovery method (for advanced users)

Reservation

• Connect to multiple providers and reserve online channel
  
• Setting up Internet reservations via 3G / 4G-modem
  
• Internet Accessibility Checker - Ping Check (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Simultaneous connection to two providers and reservation of the Internet channel (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)

Speed ​​Limit:

• Speed ​​limit for home network devicesGuest Wi-Fi network
  
• Setting a speed limit for a home network device (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Connection speed limit for Guest Wireless devices (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• How is the bandwidth of the Internet channel between the devices in the local Keenetic network?

Remote access:

• Domain Name Service KeenDNS
  
• An example of remote access to home network resources via KeenDNS
  
• Access to the Internet center via KeenDNS over HTTPS
  
• How to provide remote access to Keenetic Internet Center for technical support?
  
• Remote access via SSH to the Keenetic command line
  
• What is the difference between the "white" and "gray" IP-address?Using KeenDNS remote access service (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• An example of remote access to home network resources via KeenDNS using domain names 4th level (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Setting up remote access to the Internet center from the Internet
  
• Remote access from the Internet to a home network computer connected via Keenetic (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• An example of remote access to home network resources via the KeenDNS service when Keenetic operates in the Amplifier, Adapter or Access Point mode
  
• An example of remote access to home network resources via the KeenDNS service (using classic NAT rules)
  
• Wake device over network (Wake-on-LAN)
  
• Transfer the domain name KeenDNS to another Internet center

VLAN:

• Sharing tagged and untagged traffic on the WAN port of the Internet centerConfiguring simultaneous operation with tagged and untagged traffic
  
• Organization of several local networks with different main gateways
  
• Creation of several independent subnets on the local area network's Internet using VLAN
  
• Internet reservations between two Internet centers

Forwarding and port configuration:

• Port Forwarding
  
• Forwarding all ports to a local network host (organization of a DMZ host)
  
• Using Xbox and PS4 when connected via Keenetic
  
• Syntax and description of the ip static command to configure NAT network address translation
  
• What to do if port forwarding does not work?
  
• What to do if port forwarding does not work? (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• When should you use port forwarding and firewall rules?
  
• Port forwarding through the VPN server’s Internet channel to a remote local network behind the VPN client
  
• Configuring port forwarding through a backup connection
  
• Configuring port forwarding in the Internet center (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Setting port forwarding in Keenetic to work correctly with the ВµTorrent program
  
• Configure forwarding of all ports to one computer in a local network (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• How to replace the port number of the Internet center?
  
• Change of standard ports of control of the Internet center
  
• UPnP service

Wi-Fi setup:

• Wi-Fi seamless roaming
  
• Captive portal
  
• Connect to a Wi-Fi network
  
• How to change the name and password of the Wi-Fi network?
  
• 2.4 GHz wireless Wi-Fi network
  
• Wi-Fi 5 GHz Wireless Network
  
• General recommendations for the placement in the apartment of an Internet center with Wi-Fi interface for stable and high-quality wireless network
  
• What affects the operation of wireless networks, Wi-Fi? What could be a source of interference and what are their possible causes?
  
• Keenetic Wireless Power Level Indicator Scale
  
• Wireless connection to the Internet center from Windows 10
  
• Mobile device does not see the Wi-Fi network 5 GHz?
  
• Wi-Fi signal attenuation coefficients when passing through various environments
  
• Why is the Wi-Fi connection speed lower than stated?
  
• MAC address of the access point (BSSID) to connect
  
• Print a QR code to connect to a Wi-Fi network
  
• Wi-Fi network management with a button on the case
  
• Same network name (SSID) in the 2.4 / 5 GHz band
  
• The "Hide SSID" option in the access point settings
  
• Do I need to register an Internet center in Roskomnadzor?
  
• Guest Wi-Fi network
  
• Setting up a Wi-Fi guest wireless network (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Setting up an Internet center in WISP mode to work with an upstream access point or a Wi-Fi provider (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Selecting a wireless channel for the access point to work
  
• Real connection speed used in Wi-Fi technology
  
• How to scan a Wi-Fi network and determine the most free channel?
  
• How to set the direction of antennas on the Internet center of the Keenetic series?
  
• No internet access from the guest Wi-Fi network
  
• Create additional Wi-Fi access points
  
• What affects the change in the signal power parameter in the settings of the access point?
  
• Basic provisions of the IEEE 802.11ac standard
  
• Basic provisions of the IEEE 802.11n standard
  
• Setting the width of the wireless channel 20/40 MHz
  
• Ways to increase connection speed, bandwidth and stability of a wireless Wi-Fi network
  
• Possible malfunctions of the Wi-Fi network after connecting a USB 3.0 device to the Internet center
  
• Band steering
  
• Beamforming technology
  
• How the Band Steering mechanism works and why include it (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Differences in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands

WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup):

• Connect to a Wi-Fi network using the WPS standard
  
• Quick WPS configuration (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Setting up a connection to the Internet center via Wi-Fi from a mobile device running Android OS using the WPS function

Security and DNS:

• How is the firewall implemented?
  
• Firewall
  
• Configuring Firewall Rules from the Command Interface
  
• Copy, move and delete multiple firewall rules
  
• The brute force protection feature for accessing the Internet Center
  
• Denying access to the web configurator from the guest network
  
• AdGuard DNS Internet Filter
  
• Internet filter Yandex.DNS
  
• Internet filter SkyDNS
  
• Home network protection and content filtering using the Yandex.DNS service (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Protect your home network and filter content using SkyDNS (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• DDNS Domain Name
  
• Setting up and using the dynamic DNS service from No-IP
  
• Dynamic DNS Service Setup - DNS Master
  
• Using a firewall to provide different access rights to the Internet
  
• Examples of using firewall rules
  
• Examples of using firewall rules (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Internet access control feature on home network devices page
  
• How in the Internet center to block access to the Internet on port 80 (HTTP) to all users, except one, with the specified IP address?
  
• How to block access to a specific site?
  
• Configuring the Internet Center to block the access of the home network to a specific web resource (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• How to block access to your own Internet center resources (web, cli, cifs, ftp, transmission) from the Guest Wireless Network?
  
• Configure Internet Center firewall rules that use a range of IP addresses or ports
  
• Examples of Internet center firewall rules that use port ranges
  
• When should you use port forwarding and firewall rules?
  
• Wi-Fi access control
  
• MAC access control for Wi-Fi wireless network (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• In what order are the firewall rules executed?
  
• Using public DNS servers in the Internet center
  
• Firewall Description (for NDMS 2.11 and earlier)
  
• WPA2 KRACK vulnerability protection
  
• DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS protocols for encrypting DNS queries

schedule :

• Connection schedule
  
• Schedule home network devices
  
• Setting up schedules in the Internet center (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Parental Control: Disconnecting the Internet on a Schedule (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Disable all indicators on schedule
  
• Internet center reboot on schedule
  
• Schedule of firewall and port forwarding rules

Tunnels: PPTP, L2TP \ IPSec, IPSec, SSTP, OpenVPN, VPN server:

• All about IPIP, GRE and EoIP tunnels (starting with firmware v2.08)
  
• Tuning IPIP, GRE and EoIP tunnels
  
• Setting up an IPSec VPN tunnel between the Internet hub and a Windows computer
  
• IPSec VPN client / server
  
• IPSec VPN tunnel organization between two Keenetic Internet Centers (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• An example of creating IPSec connections using Windows operating system
  
• Connect Windows to IPsec Virtual-IP via Shrew VPN Client
  
• Setting up an IPSec VPN (IPSec Virtual IP) tunnel between Keenetic and a mobile device with Android OS
  
• Setting up an IPSec VPN tunnel (IPSec Virtual IP) between Keenetic and a mobile device with iOS
  
• Setting up an IPSec VPN (IPSec Virtual IP) tunnel between Keenetic and a Windows computer
  
• Setting up an IPSec VPN (IPSec Virtual IP) tunnel between Keenetic and a computer with Mac OS
  
• Combining two local area networks with gray IP addresses using Keenetic via vpnki
  
• PPTP VPN server
  
• Setting up a PPTP VPN server in Keenetic (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Creating a PPTP Connection in Windows OS to the Internet Center VPN Server
  
• Static IP address for user when connecting to Keenetic PPTP server
  
• Connection to the PPTP server of the Internet center for several users under one account
  
• How can I set up IPTV viewing through a connection to a PPTP server on the Internet center?
  
• Network Routing through VPN
  
• Connect two local networks using Keenetic Internet Centers using PPTP Server (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Connect to the VPN server of the Internet center to access a remote local network and to gain access to the Internet
  
• Features of connecting to the PPTP server of the Internet center from Windows
  
• Is it possible to connect more than two home networks with the help of Internet centers using PPTP Server?
  
• Port forwarding through the VPN server’s Internet channel to a remote local network behind the VPN client
  
• OpenVPN Client
  
• OpenVPN server
  
• Local area networking via OpenVPN
  
• An example of setting up access between local networks of Keenetic Internet Centers using the OpenVPN server located in the cloud hosting
  
• Is it possible to create an OpenVPN server like TAP?
  
• Using the OpenVPN client (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• OpenVPN server on Keenetic (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Connecting via SSTP from Windows
  
• SSTP connection from Android
  
• SSTP VPN server
  
• L2TP / IPsec Client (L2TP over IPsec)
  
• Connecting to the integrated L2TP / IPSec VPN server from a device on iOS and Windows
  
• L2TP / IPsec connection example in Windows 7
  
• VPN server L2TP / IPsec
  
• Configuring Windows Firewall for connections from the network behind a Keenetic VPN server

Digital television:

• Setting up an IPTV connection (IPTV)
  
• Setting up Keenetic Internet Center for watching digital television (IPTV) (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• UDP proxy
  
• Setting up IPTV viewing using the UDP Proxy function (UDP-HTTP proxy) (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Setting up access to the Internet and IPTV when the provider provides both services with tagged traffic (VLAN)
  
• How can I set up IPTV viewing through a connection to a PPTP server on the Internet center?
  
• Setting up Keenetic DSL Internet Center for IPTV
  
• The option of using the Internet center to watch IPTV, which comes to the GPON-modem
  
• Setting up an IPTV from Rostelecom when connected to the Internet via Ethernet
  
• Setting up simultaneous access to the Internet and IPTV service through two different providers
  
• Setting up access to the Internet and IPTV when the provider provides both services with tagged traffic (VLAN)

CLI (command line), SSH:

• Internet Center Command Line Interface (CLI)
  
• Terminal program for Windows
  
• Enabling Telnet and TFTP services in Windows
  
• Connect to the command line interface (CLI) of the Internet Center from Mac OS

Modes:

• Additional modes of operation
  
• Access Point Mode
  
• Amplifier Mode
  
• Adapter Mode
  
• Expansion of Wi-Fi network coverage in "Amplifier" mode (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• How to configure the wireless bridge mode in the Internet center? (for NDMS versions 2.04)
  
• Access to the Keenetic web configurator when it works in one of the additional modes
  
• Ability to access the web configurator when Keenetic Lite III is in Access Point mode (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• Internet center in the mode of a normal wireless access point (for NDMS version 2.04)
  
• Update NDMS OS when the Internet center is operating in the mode of a normal wireless access point
  
• An example of remote access to home network resources via the KeenDNS service when Keenetic operates in the Amplifier, Adapter or Access Point mode

IntelliQoS:

• IntelliQoS service
  
• Description of the setting and operation of the IntelliQoS function (for NDMS versions 2.11 and earlier)
  
• How is the bandwidth of the Internet channel between the devices in the local Keenetic network?

http://www.speedtest.net/ru/
https://www.nperf.com/ru/
https://2ip.ru/speed/

Attention! Testing servers are provided by external providers and the results of such tests depend on many technical factors.

Test results from these services can only be used for diagnostic purposes.