Linksys OGV200 Network Optimizer for Gaming and VoIP
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Linksys OGV200 Network Optimizer for Gaming and VoIP
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OGV200
[edit] Product Date
circa March 2006
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- Automatically optimizes your home network traffic
- Gives time-sensitive data higher priority through to the Internet
- Reduces lag in online gaming
- Improves Voice over IP call quality
The Network Optimizer for Gaming and VoIP from Linksys streamlines your home network for next-generation Internet applications. By applying various Quality of Service (QoS) techniques to your network traffic, the Network Optimizer makes sure time-sensitive applications like online gaming and VoIP calls run smoothly.
The Network Optimizer sits between your home router and broadband cable or DSL modem, and monitors the data going through. It automatically determines what data is time-sensitive and what isn't, and prioritizes delivery of that data to its destination, ensuring the best-possible performance for the various types of data that go through your network.
Traffic prioritization helps make sure that your online games don't lag when someone else on the network is surfing the web or sending email. Voice over IP phone calls sound cleaner. Outgoing streamed video from your Internet Video Camera runs smoother.
And the best part is that the Network Optimizer takes care of prioritizing the data automatically, with no user setup of QoS policies required. After a simple installation it gets right to work, enhancing your network's performance and helping you get the most out of your high-speed Internet connection.
Quick Installation Guider
Before you begin, make sure you have an active Internet Connection, then follow the steps below to install the Network Optimizer.
A. Remove the Ethernet network cable from your broadband modem and connect it to the Network Optimizer’s ROUTER port.
B. Connect the included Ethernet network cable to your broadband modem, then connect the other end to the Network Optimizer’s MODEM port.
C. Connect the power adapter to the Network Optimizer’s power port, then connect the other end to a standard electrical outlet.
When the MODEM and ROUTER lights begin to flash, about one minute, the Network Optimizer is ready for use.
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