Tenda TE60 Pro BE19000 Tri-Band 10 Gigabit Wi-Fi 7 Router

Tenda TE60 Pro- BE19000 Wi-Fi 7 Router Technical Specs

General Info

LAN PORTS

• 2 
• With more LAN ports you can connect more computers to the network directly using LAN cables

WAN PORTS

• 2
• A WAN (Wider Area Network) port is most commonly used to connect the router to the internet. It can also be used to connect to an external private network

HAS OUTDOOR CAPABILITY

• No 
• The device can be set up in outdoor environments

USB PORTS

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• With more USB ports, you can connect more devices

OPERATING POWER CONSUMPTION

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• How much power the device consumes when it's switched on

WARRANTY PERIOD

• 1 year

WEIGHT

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• We consider a lower weight better because lighter devices are more comfortable to carry. A lower weight is also an advantage for home appliances, as it makes transportation easier, and for many other types of products

VOLUME

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• Volume is the quantity of three-dimensional space enclosed by the product's chassis or, in simpler terms, the space the product occupies

THICKNESS

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• The thickness (or depth) of the product

WIDTH

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• The width represents the horizontal dimension of the product

HEIGHT

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• The height represents the vertical dimension of the product

EXTERNAL ANTENNAS

• 8
• More antennas result in increased signal strength. External antennas can be repositioned to improve the signal, and replaced with a longer antenna if needed

INTERNAL ANTENNAS

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• More antennas result in increased signal strength. Devices with internal antennas often take up less space

HAS REMOVABLE ANTENNAS

• No

Security

HAS A BUILT-IN NETWORK FIREWALL

• Yes. A network firewall protects a computer network from unauthorized access

HAS DOS PROTECTION

• Yes. DoS protection guards a content network against DoS (Denial of Service) attacks. These flood a network with server requests, slowing overall traffic and potentially causing long-term interruptions

SUPPORTS WPA3

• Yes. WPA3 is a method of connecting to a Wi-Fi network that is more secure than the previous protocol (WPA2). Individual data is better encrypted and it is harder for hackers to gain the password with a brute-force attack

HAS WPA2 ENTERPRISE

• Yes. This is a router feature that is designed to authenticate individual users to an external server using a username and password. It is more secure and complex than WPA

SUPPORTS WPA2

• Yes. WPA2-PSK is a method of securing your network using WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access 2) as well as a Pre-Shared Key (PSK) password. This was designed for home users without an enterprise authentication server

WI-FI SECURITY PROTOCOLS

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• The Wi-Fi security protocols that are available for this device

HAS MAC ADDRESS FILTERING

• Yes. This is a security feature in which network access is granted to devices based on their unique MAC address. It can provide increased security, but it can be a risk if the user loses the device

HAS L2TP PASSTHROUGH

• Yes. You can enable L2TP Passthrough. L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol) is a VPN (Virtual Private Network) protocol for carrying data from one device to another securely over the internet

HAS IPSEC PASSTHROUGH

• Yes. You can enable IPsec Passthrough, to allow IPsec (IP Security Protocol) encrypted/authenticated data to pass through your router, enabling increased security

HAS SPI INTRUSION PROTECTION

• Yes. All incoming traffic will be blocked except for those types selected in the Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) section. This helps to protect your network from unwanted traffic

HAS A URL FILTER

• Yes. URL filters are particularly useful if you want to restrict web access at specific times. For instance, a company router may be configured so that employees cannot access personal email accounts during working hours

HAS A NETWORK SERVICES FILTER

• Yes. A Network Services Filter blocks the LAN-WAN packet exchanges and can prevent devices from using specific networks.

HAS PORT FILTERING

• Yes. Port filtering is a type of access control where access to certain internet services is assigned to users using port numbers. This can increase security as well as restricting internet usage

HAS NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION (NAT)

• Yes. With NAT you can use one IP address, e.g. that of the router, for a network of devices. It can increase security and make it easier to make changes to your internal network

HAS PPTP SERVER

• Yes. Allows you to connect securely from a remote location (such as your home) to a LAN (Local Area Network) located in another location such as your office, using PPTP (Point-to-point tunneling protocol)

HAS A STATIC IP ADDRESS

• Yes. Static IP addresses remain consistent on each connection. This means the IP address can be used to allow remote access/configuration. Most home devices have a dynamic IP address, whereas larger companies usually use a static IP address

HAS PARENTAL CONTROL

• Yes. Parental Control is a router-based Web filtering solution that will allow you to block any internet content you wish to keep from your computer

HAS PPTP PASSTHROUGH

• Yes. You can enable PPTP (Point-to-point tunneling protocol) Passthrough. This allows VPN connections using PPTP to pass through the router with ease. This method is less secure than L2TP passthrough

HAS AUTOMATIC IP

• Yes. Automatic IP allows a local area network (LAN) computer to give itself a unique IP address when Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is unavailable to do so