● SSL/TLS ENCRYPTION (WEB UI ONLY) - Enable or disable SSL/TLS encryption SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) are encryption protocols used to protect the confidentiality and integrity of any data transmitted over the Internet.

● WIRED - A wired Ethernet connection is typically the most reliable means for connecting to a network, as you don’t have to deal with the instability of a Wi-Fi or cellular connection. There are two configuration modes available:

• Dynamic (DHCP): When set to DHCP, Wave will request an IP address and network
         configuration from the network’s DHCP server.
• Static: When set to Static, you will need to manually configure the IP address,
         subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server to connect to the network.
  
  

● WIRELESS (WiFi) - Although an Ethernet connection is the most reliable method of connecting to a network, a Wi-Fi connection may be more convenient, especially if an Ethernet connection is unavailable. There are two configuration modes available:

• Access Point (AP) Mode: Wave acts as its own dual band access point, allowing you
         to connect your device directly to Wave’s AP network.   
• Client Mode: Wave and your mobile device connect to the same local wireless
         network. Access Client Mode, scan for available networks or connect to a previously
         saved network, then enter your credentials.

● MODEM (1/2) -  A USB modem allows you to broadcast wherever a cell connection is available. Wave automatically detects and supports many modems using  Auto mode. Custom mode allows you to manually configure a modem if it’s not automatically detected.