Why my connection is showing limited access on wired ethernet?

This router is ADSL2 +, Wi-Fi has class N devices compatible with 802.11b, 802.11g. The new 802.11n allows quadrupled the speed of the old standard 802.11g, Wi-Fi N router is version of the Draft (draft) but "draft" has very little, because the performance is exceptional as you will see below.

It has 3 USB ports, one reserved for the 3G modem that comes with the Vodafone high that we lose not service while performing the portability of the line, or if there is an incident that affects ADSL.

In this way we will cover any problems you have, no doubt a plus for Vodafone. No ADSL company provides this value added service that allows you always have an Internet connection, regardless of the operation of ADSL. If the ADSL line fails, the router will connect to the Internet via the 3G modem.

The other 2 USB ports, one on the side and one behind, are used to connect USB devices and printers to the router, this router has the ability to create an FTP server on your LAN, you can also share by Samba.

First we see the physical appearance provided by Vodafone, later dismantle the router and will teach you inside, citing what each chip will find. Finally we analyze the performance of the router both wired ethernet and Wi-Fi.

The manual configuration:-

We present the manual for these access points compatible powerful WiFi N, and WA901ND WA701ND.

It is very easy to configure, but just in case you do not know, here's the manuals with the two features are used as AP mode (to convert our network WiFi N and G have more coverage as long as we use these same adapters. Also I teach Universal Repeater mode to repeat the signal from another access point.

Access Point mode (AP)