Triton Portal is an online portal designed to provide students and faculty at the University of California, San Diego with access to a wide range of services. Through Triton Portal, users can view their academic records, enroll in classes, pay tuition and fees, access campus databases, search for jobs or internships, view UC San Diego news, and connect to other UC San Diego services.

Wireless bridge setup is a method of connecting two or more networks together using wireless radio signals instead of cables. This type of setup allows devices on different networks to communicate with each other, without the need for complicated wired connections. It can be used to connect two local networks, or to join a local network to the Internet. In a wireless bridge setup, two or more access points are configured to bridge the gap between networks. Each access point acts as a translator, allowing the connected device to communicate with the other network.

Unifi DHCP Guarding is a feature that is included in the Unifi network controller software. It is designed to block rogue DHCP servers on the network by monitoring DHCP traffic and rejecting requests from unexpected servers. It also helps protect the network against malicious attacks on clients by maintaining a list of approved IP addresses and white–listing approved clients.

Firewall settings are a set of rules that control how data enters and leaves a network or computer system. They create a barrier between secure and non–secure networks, such as the Internet, to protect internal networks from attack. Firewall settings typically include rules for allowing or blocking specific types of traffic, controlling access levels, and restricting which programs can communicate with each other.