UTStarcom NetSprite1023 User Manual
NetSprite1023
USER GUIDE
Release: 2.2
Doc. Code: L2 DS02 2202 02 10 00
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Contents
About This Guide................................................................................... 1
Introduction.................................................................................................. 1
Conventions.................................................................................................1
Notice ......................................................................................................1
Text.......................................................................................................... 2
Figures and Screen Captures................................................................... 3
Related Documentation............................................................................... 3
1 Overview......................................................................................... 5
Device Introduction...................................................................................... 5
Feature List..................................................................................................6
Application................................................................................................... 6
2 Installation Planning...................................................................... 9
Packing List................................................................................................. 9
Interfaces Introduction................................................................................. 9
Cable Connections..................................................................................... 12
3 Before Configuration................................................................... 15
Login NetSprite1023.................................................................................. 15
Web Page Introduction .............................................................................. 16
4 Quick Start.................................................................................... 19
5 Setup Configuration .................................................................... 23
Configure WAN.......................................................................................... 23
Configure ADSL Connection.................................................................. 23
Configure ADSL Line Setup................................................................... 29
Configure WLAN........................................................................................ 29
Configure Basic Setup............................................................................29
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Configure WLAN Se curity...................................................................... 31
Configure Management.......................................................................... 34
Configure VoIP .......................................................................................... 36
Configure Codec.................................................................................... 36
Configure SIP.........................................................................................37
Configure Digital Map.............................................................................37
Configure Call Forwarding......................................................................38
Configure Voice Connection................................................................... 39
Configure LAN........................................................................................... 40
Configure LAN Group............................................................................. 40
Configure DHCP.................................................................................... 41
Configure IP........................................................................................... 41
Configure LAN Clients............................................................................ 42
Configure Isolation................................................................................. 42
Configure Security..................................................................................... 43
Configure DMZ....................................................................................... 43
Configure IP Filters................................................................................ 44
Configure Access Control.......................................................................46
Configure UpnP ..................................................................................... 46
Configure Port Mapping......................................................................... 47
Configure Routing...................................................................................... 48
Configure Static Routing........................................................................ 48
Configure Dynamic Routing.................................................................... 49
Others........................................................................................................ 49
Configure SNTP..................................................................................... 49
Configure Multicast................................................................................ 50
IP QoS....................................................................................................... 50
6 System Management................................................................... 53
System ...................................................................................................... 53
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System Commands................................................................................ 53
User Management.................................................................................. 54
Upgrade................................................................................................. 54
Status........................................................................................................ 55
Basic Status........................................................................................... 55
Connection............................................................................................. 55
DHCP Clients......................................................................................... 56
Modem................................................................................................... 56
Network Statistics...................................................................................57
Product Information................................................................................ 57
Help........................................................................................................... 58
7 Example........................................................................................ 61
8 Technical Specification............................................................... 69
9 Term and Acronym List............................................................... 71
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List of Figures
Figure 1 Appearance........................................................................................... 5
Figure 2 Application............................................................................................. 6
Figure 3 Faceplate.............................................................................................10
Figure 4 Backplane............................................................................................ 12
Figure 5 Login.................................................................................................... 16
Figure 6 Home Page.......................................................................................... 16
Figure 7 Setup................................................................................................... 17
Figure 8 Quick Start........................................................................................... 19
Figure 9 WAN Configurat ion.............................................................................. 19
Figure 10 Call Forwarding.................................................................................. 20
Figure 11 WLAN................................................................................................ 21
Figure 12 ADSL Connection.............................................................................. 23
Figure 13 PPPoA............................................................................................... 25
Figure 14 Static ................................................................................................. 26
Figure 15 DHCP................................................................................................ 27
Figure 16 Bridge................................................................................................ 28
Figure 17 CLIP.................................................................................................. 28
Figure 18 ADSL line setup................................................................................. 29
Figure 19 Basic Setup ........................................................................................30
Figure 20 WLAN Security.................................................................................. 31
Figure 21 WEP.................................................................................................. 32
Figure 22 802.1x................................................................................................ 33
Figure 23 WPA.................................................................................................. 34
Figure 24 WLAN Management........................................................................... 35
Figure 25 Associated Stations........................................................................... 36
Figure 26 Codec................................................................................................ 36
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Figure 27 SIP Configuration............................................................................... 37
Figure 28 Digital Map......................................................................................... 37
Figure 29 Call Forwarding.................................................................................. 39
Figure 30 Voice ................................................................................................. 39
Figure 31 LAN Group......................................................................................... 40
Figure 32 DHCP................................................................................................ 41
Figure 33 IP....................................................................................................... 41
Figure 34 LAN Clients........................................................................................ 42
Figure 35 LAN Isolation..................................................................................... 43
Figure 36 DMZ................................................................................................... 43
Figure 37 IP Filters............................................................................................ 44
Figure 38 View................................................................................................... 45
Figure 39 Custom IP Filters............................................................................... 45
Figure 40 Access Control................................................................................... 46
Figure 41 UPnP ................................................................................................. 47
Figure 42 Port Mapping ..................................................................................... 47
Figure 43 Custom Port Mapping........................................................................ 48
Figure 44 Static Routing.................................................................................... 48
Figure 45 Dynamic Routing................................................................................49
Figure 46 SNTP................................................................................................. 49
Figure 47 Multicast ............................................................................................ 50
Figure 48 IP QoS............................................................................................... 50
Figure 49 IP QoS Traffic Rule............................................................................ 51
Figure 50 System Commands............................................................................ 53
Figure 51 User Management............................................................................. 54
Figure 52 Updating System Online (FTP) .......................................................... 55
Figure 53 Status Infor mation.............................................................................. 55
Figure 54 Connection Status..............................................................................56
Figure 55 DHCP Clients..................................................................................... 56
Figure 56 Modem Status.................................................................................... 57
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Figure 57 Network Statistics-Wireless................................................................ 57
Figure 58 Product Information............................................................................58
Figure 59 Help................................................................................................... 59
Figure 60 Firewall.............................................................................................. 60
Figure 61 Example.............................................................................................61
Figure 62 Connction1.........................................................................................63
Figure 63 Connection2.......................................................................................63
Figure 64 LAN Configuration..............................................................................64
Figure 65 DHCP Configuration.......................................................................... 64
Figure 66 SIP..................................................................................................... 65
Figure 67 Voice ................................................................................................. 65
Figure 68 SSID.................................................................................................. 66
Figure 69 Save and Restart AP......................................................................... 67
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List of Tables
Table 1 Faceplate Definition...............................................................................10
Table 2 Backplane Definition.............................................................................. 12
Table 3 WLAN Settings Description ................................................................... 21
Table 4 PPPoE Description................................................................................ 24
Table 5 Basic Setup Description.........................................................................30
Table 6 Digital Map Rule Description..................................................................38
Table 7 IP Filters Description............................................................................. 44
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About This Guide
Introduction
This user guide shows you how to connect the device and
configure it through Web interface.
Conventions
This guide may contain notices, figures, screen captures, and
certain text conventions.
Notice
The following table lists notices icons used in this guide.
Icon Notice Type Description
Note
Informat i o n t h at c o nt ai ns im p o rta n t
features or ins t ruct ions but is not
hazard-related.
Caution
Informat io n to al ert of pot enti al
damage to a program, data, system, or
device. If not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury. It may also
alert against unsafe practices and
potential program, data, system,
device damage.
Warning
Information to alert of operations that
may caus e potential ac ci d ent ,
casualty, personal injury, fatality or
potenti al el ect ric al h azar d. If no t
avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
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Icon Notice Type Description
ESD
Information that indicates proper
grounding precautions is required
before handling a product.
Text
The following table lists text conventions in this guide.
Convention Description
Text represented
by Courier New
Font
This typeface represents text that
appears on a terminal screen, including,
configuration file names (only for system
output file names), and command names,
for example login.
Text represented
by bold
This type f ac e re p res e nts f u nct i on nam es ,
window tabs, field names, for example, Set
the Time field.
Text represented
as user entry
This typeface represents commands
entered by the user, for example, cd
$HOME.
Text represented
by “ ”
This typeface represents window and dialog
box names, directory, file names, process
name, and command in text, for example,
open the “NE Inventory Management”
window.
Text represented
by [Menu] and
[Menu/Sub-menu]
This typeface represents menus such as
[File], and [File/New]
Text represented
by <Button>
This typeface represents button on screen,
function key on the keyboard and icon
names for example, click <OK>.
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Convention Description
Text represented
by Document
Name
This typeface represents documents for
reference, for e xam pl e, Netman 2020-
based AN2000B-900 Installation Guide
Text represented
by
# File format:
This typeface represents files in Unix/Linux
system flies.
Figures and Screen Captures
This guide provides figures and screen captures as example.
These examples contain sample data. This data may vary from
the actual data on an installed system.
Related Documentation
The following document contains further information about
installation of NetSprite1023:
• NetSprite1023 Quick Start Guide
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Overview
NetSprite1023 is a multifunctional network terminal of CPE
(Customer Premises Equipment) family. The device provides
integrated voice and data services over ADSL （Asymmetrical
Digital Subscriber Loop ） WAN (Wide Area Network)
connection.
Device Introduction
Figure 1 pictures the NetSprite1023 device. The CPE can be
easily placed indoors, lying, stand-up or hanging with the
advantage of its small footprint.
Figure 1 Appearance
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Feature List
• Provides ADSL uplink connecting to WAN
• Provides POTS（Plain Old Telephone Service）interface
to implement plain telephone service or VoIP (Voice over
Internet Protocol)
• Provides 4 Ethernet interfaces to implement high-speed
data services
• Built-in AP, supports 802.11b/g for wireless LAN
application
• DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
Server/Client
• Provides web-based management
Application
The application of NetSprite1023 is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2 Application
4×
Ethernet
RJ11
RJ11
PSTN
802.11b/g
WLAN
Phone
DSLAN
Internet
SoftSwitch
NetSprite1023
LAN
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The CPE provides an ADSL uplink port connecting to WAN. For
data services, subscribers can access Internet via WLAN or
Ethernet interface. For voice services, the device supports both
VoIP and PSTN calls. These two services will finally go to
softswitch network and Internet separately. VoIP is the
preferred telephony service for users as it offers a lower call
charge than PSTN. However, PSTN service is supported for
complement of VoIP service when PSTN is the designated call
path, VoIP service is not available, or during a power outage of
the device.
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Installation Planning
This chapter introduces the CPE interfaces and cable
connections.
Packing List
Please check the package contents by comparing them with the
following list:
• One NetSprite1023 device
• One AC/DC power converter with cable
• One RJ45 Ethernet straight cable (1.5m)
• One RJ11 phone cable (2m)
• One user guide (presswork or CD)
• Quality certificate
• Product warranty
Interfaces Introduction
The schematic diagram of NetSprite1023 faceplate is shown in
Figure 3.
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Figure 3 Faceplate
CALL FW PW R
ALARM
WLAN VOIP
LINK
DATA
LAN1LAN2
LAN3
LAN4
Table 1 describes LEDs and one button in the faceplate.
Table 1 Faceplate Definition
LED Name Color Definition
PWR
(Power)
Green
This LED in dic ates po wer st atus :
On: when power is applied to the device
Off: when power is off
ALARM Red
This LED in dic ates ope rat ion al stat us :
On: when the hardware/software
malfunction is detected and not able to
continue normal operation
Off: when device operation is normal
WLAN Green
This LE D i ndi c at es W LA N s ta t us:
Flash: when there’re wireless stations
accessed to the device
Off: when there’re no wireless stations
accessed to the device
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LED Name Color Definition
VOIP Green
This LED indicates BB Phone VoIP status:
On: when device successfully registered
with call agent
Off: when device failed to register with call
agent
Flash: when VoIP call is in progress or
device is upgrading
LINK Green
This LE D i ndi c at es A DS L li nk st atus:
On: when ADSL link is up
Off: when ADSL link is down
Flash: when ADSL link is training
DATA Green
This LE D i ndi c at es A DS L act i vi ty :
Flash: when transmitting or receiving
packets on ADSL port
Off: When there is no ADSL connectio n,
ADSL link is down, or ADSL link is in
training state
LAN1LAN4
Green
Each LED in dic ates one Et her net LAN li nk
status:
On: when th e Eth ern et li nk is up and
connected
Off: when there is no connection, or the
Ethernet link is down
CALLFW Green
This LE D i ndi c at es t h e status of c al l
forwarding switch:
On: when call forwarding is enabled
Off: when Call forwarding is disabled
Local Call
Forwarding
Button
Push the button to enable/disable local
call forwarding function
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Figure 4 shows a schematic diagram of the backplane. Table 2
describes the interfaces and one button in the backplane.
Figure 4 Backplane
LAN1
LAN2
LAN3
LAN4
POWER
LINE
PHONE
RESE T
Table 2 Backplane Definition
Interfaces Type Description
POWER Barrel To connect to DC power
LAN1-LAN4 RJ45 To connect to PC
LINE RJ11 To connect to ADSL line
PHONE RJ11 To connect to phone
Reset Button
Recessed
pinhole
Hold down f o r 5 seconds, t he
device wi ll re boot and r ese t
to factory defaults
Cable Connections
After verifying proper environmental conditions such as
temperature, humidity and power supply, users may start the
cable connections as following:
1 Connect the PSTN line to the port marked “LINE” using a
RJ11 phone cable.
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2 Connect a regular telephone instrument to the port marked
“Phone” using a RJ11 phone cable.
3 Connect computers using RJ45 cables. Plug one end of
the RJ45 cable to the Ethernet port of PC/Lap Top and the
other end to any one of the CPE RJ45 ports marked from
“LAN1” to “LAN4”.
4 If users have subscribed to VoIP service, the green VoIP
Ready LED should light after power on. This indicates that
VoIP service is available and ready for use. Users may
have to wait for several minutes.
5 NetSprite1023 has a built-in WLAN card. Users may install
a wireless card for each PC and set up wireless LAN
(WLAN).
6 Power connection: Plug the AC/DC power converter to an
AC wall socket and the other end of the cable to the device
socket marked “POWER”.
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Before Configuration
NetSprite1023 provides Web-based management of the device.
To access the CPE, users can connect a PC to any one of the
Ethernet ports. The Ethernet and WLAN interfaces use the
same IP address (192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0) by default.
Login NetSprite1023
Users can access the CPE as following:
1 Set the IP address on the PC connecting to the CPE. The
IP address must be in the same subnet as the LAN
interface, for example, 192.168.1.10/255.255.255.0.
2 Open the Internet Explorer (IE) on the PC and enter:
http://192.168.1.1
.
3 The login window will appear as shown in Figure 5. Enter
the user name and password. The default user name and
password for administrator are both “Admin”.
NetSprite1023 also provides username of “user” and
password of “user123” for end-users.
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