ZTE ZXDSL 931WII Operation Manual

ZXDSL931WII

Operationmanual

VDSL2Modem

Version2.0

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RevisionHistory

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content

ProductIntroduction.........................................1

Application....................................................................1

Features........................................................................1

WirelessSpecications....................................................2

ComplianceCerticates...................................................3

StandardsCompatibilityandCompliance...........................3

SupportedEncapsulation.................................................4

EnvironmentRequirements..............................................4

SystemRequirements.....................................................4

PackingList...................................................................9

SafetyPrecautions.........................................................10

LEDStatusandInterfaceDescription...............................10

LEDStatus...............................................................10

RearPanel................................................................12

HardwareInstallation.....................................13

ChoosingtheBestLocationforWirelessOperation.............13

ConnectingtheDevice....................................................14

FactoryResetButton......................................................15

SettingUptheDevice......................................17

AbouttheDevice...........................................................17

HardwareCongurationoftheDeviceandPC

Conguration........................................................18

SettingUpWANandLANConnections..........................18

PCNetworkConguration...........................................19

DeviceInformationConguration...................21

LoggingIntotheDevice.................................................22

Deviceinformation........................................................22

DeviceInformationSummary......................................23

Statistics..................................................................24

LANStatistics...................................................24

WANStatistics..................................................25

xDSLStatistics.................................................25

RouteT ableInformation.............................................27

ARPTableInformation................................................28

WANInterfaceConguration..........................31

CongureADSLEoAPPPoEWANConnection.....................31

CongureADSLEoAIPoEWANConnection........................37

CongureADSLEoABridgeWANConnection.....................43

CongureADSLPPPoAWANConnection............................47

CongureADSLIPoAWANConnection..............................53

CongureVDSL2EoAWANConnection.............................58

CongureVDSL2BridgeWANConnection.........................64

CongureVDSL2IPoEWANConnection............................67

LANConguration...........................................75

VLANTrunkingConguration..........................79

NATConguration...........................................83

Overview......................................................................83

VirtualServersSetup.....................................................84

PortTriggering..............................................................87

DMZHost.....................................................................89

SecurityConguration.....................................93

CongureMACFilteringPolicy.........................................93

CongureMACFilteringRule...........................................95

MACFiltering-GlobalPolicyFORWARDED.........................96

MACFiltering-GlobalPolicyBLOCKED.............................97

QoSConguration...........................................99

EnableQoS.................................................................100

QoS–QueueCong......................................................100

QoS–QoSClassication................................................103

QoS-DSCPSetting.....................................................106

RoutingConguration...................................109

Routing–DefaultGateway...........................................109

StaticRoutes..............................................................110

PolicyRouting.............................................................111

RIP............................................................................113

DNS...............................................................115

DNSServer................................................................115

DynamicDNS..............................................................116

DSLConguration.........................................119

IPSec.............................................................121

VPN...........................................................................121

ISAKMP......................................................................122

IKE............................................................................123

ParentalControl............................................125

TimeRestriction..........................................................125

URLFilter...................................................................126

UPNPConguration.......................................129

CerticateConguration...............................131

CreateNewLocalCerticate.........................................132

ImportAnExistingLocalCerticate................................134

ImportTrustedCACerticates.......................................135

WirelessConguration..................................137

Overview....................................................................137

WirelessNetwork.....................................................137

AbouttheGuw5.5Z66-5...........................................138

WirelessLANBasics.....................................................139

Basicterms............................................................139

WirelessStandard...................................................140

WirelessSecurity.....................................................144

WirelessClientrequirements.....................................146

WirelessDistributionSystem.....................................147

CongureWirelessConnection......................................147

Wireless-Basic.......................................................147

Wireless–Security....................................................149

NoEncryption.................................................150

64-bitWEP.....................................................151

128-bitWEP...................................................152

802.1xAuthentication.....................................153

WPAAuthentication.........................................155

WPA2Authentication.......................................156

WPA-PSKAuthentication..................................158

WPA2-PSKAuthentication................................159

MixedWPA2/WPA-PSKAuthentication................161

MixedWPA2/WPAAuthentication.......................162

Wireless-Advanced.................................................164

Wireless-StationInfo.............................................169

DiagnosticsConguration.............................171

ManagementConguration...........................173

Settings.....................................................................173

SettingBackup........................................................173

SettingUpdate........................................................174

SettingRestoreDefault............................................174

SystemLog................................................................175

SNMPAgent................................................................177

TR-069ClientManagement...........................................178

ProtocolComponents...............................................178

ProtocolApplication.................................................179

TR-069ClientConguration......................................180

InternetTime..............................................................181

AccessControl............................................................182

UpdateSoftware.........................................................183

Reboot.......................................................................184

Figures..........................................................185

Tables...........................................................191

Chapter1

ProductIntroduction

TheZXDSL931WIIisaVDSL2accessdevice,whichsupportsmul-
tiplelinetransmissionmode.Itprovidesfour10/100Base-TEth­ernetinterfacesandwirelessuseraccessfunctionaccordingtothe

IEEE802.11b/gstandard.Inaddition,ZXDSL931WIIprovidesthe

broadbandInternetserviceorenterprisenetworkaccessservice
viahigh-speedADSLaccess.

TableofContents

Application........................................................................1

Features............................................................................1

WirelessSpecications........................................................2

ComplianceCerticates.......................................................3

StandardsCompatibilityandCompliance...............................3

SupportedEncapsulation.....................................................4

EnvironmentRequirements..................................................4

SystemRequirements.........................................................4

PackingList.......................................................................9

SafetyPrecautions.............................................................10

LEDStatusandInterfaceDescription...................................10

Application

�Homegateway
�SOHOs
�Smallenterprises
�TVoverIP(IPTV)
�Higherdataratebroadbandsharing
�SharedbroadbandInternetaccess
�Audioandvideostreamingandtransfer
�PCleandapplicationsharing
�Networkandonlinegaming

Features

�4x10/100Ethernetports

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�User-friendlyGUIforwebconguration
�SupportsIPSecforvirtualprivatenetwork(VPN)
�Severalpre-conguredpopulargames.Justenablethegame

andtheportsettingsareautomaticallycongured.

�CongurableasaDHCPserverinthenetwork
�CompatiblewithallstandardInternetapplications
�IndustrystandardandinteroperableDSLinterface
�Supportvirtualserver,IPlter ,anddemilitarizedmilitaryzone

(DMZ)host

�Simpleweb-basedstatuspagedisplaysasnapshotofsystem

congurationandlinkstothecongurationpages

�Downloadableashsoftwareupgrades
�ForADSLandVDSL2,eachsupportsupto8PPPoEsessions
�SupportsSNMPv2,RIPv1&RIPv2,NAT
�WLANwithhigh-speeddatatransferratesofupto54Mbps,

compatiblewithIEEE802.11b/g,2.4GHzcompliantequipment

WirelessSpecifications

TABLE1WIRELESSSPECIFICATIONS

IEEE802.11b,

NetworkStandard

IEEE802.11g

FrequencyRange

Modulation

RFPower

APCapacity

2.40GHz~2.4835GHz,ISMBand

802.11b:DBPSK,DQPSK,CCK

802.11g:BPSK,QPSK,16QAM,64QAM

Max.:20dBm

802.11b:Typ.18dBm@NormalTempRange

802.11g:Typ.15dBm@NormalTempRange

Accessuserquantity

Numberofchannels

Auto-sensingdata
rate

50~80Pcs/AP

USandCanada:11

EuropeandChina:13

Japan:14

802.11.b:1Mbps,2
Mbps,5.5Mbps,11
Mbps

802.11g:6Mbps,9
Mbps,12Mbps,18
Mbps,24Mbps,36

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PayloadRate

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Mbps,48Mbps,54
Mbps

1MbpsDBPSK@0.81Mbps

2MbpsDQPSK@1.58Mbps

5.5MbpsCCK@4.07Mbps

6MbpsBPSK@4.64Mbps

9MbpsBPSK@6.55Mbps

11MbpsCCK@7.18Mbps

12MbpsBPSK@8.31Mbps

18MbpsQPSK@11.5Mbps

24Mbps6QAM@14.18Mbps

36Mbps16QAM@18.31Mbps

48Mbps64QAM@23.25Mbps

54Mbps64QAM@26.12Mbps

Security

UserIsolationMAClevel

Authentication

RadioCoverRage(m)

AntennaT ype

64-bit/128-bitWEP ,802.1x,WPA,WPA2

DHCPClient&Static

IP

802.1XandRadius
Client

DHCPServerSupport

Outdoor

Indoor

Internaldiversitywithconnector.2dBi

Support

Support

100~150

35~100

ComplianceCertificates

CEMark

StandardsCompatibilityand Compliance

�RFC2516PPPOverEthernet(PPPoE)

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�RFC1662PPPinHDLC-likeFraming
�RFC1332PPPInternetProtocolControlProtocol
�RFC1483R
�RFC894AStandardfortheTransmissionofIPDatagramsover

EthernetNetworks

�RFC1042AStandardfortheTransmissionofIPDatagramsover

IEEE802Networks

�IPoE(IPoverEthernet)
�SupportsALG(ApplicationLevelGateway)
�IEEE802.3
�IEEE802.3u
�IEEE802.11b
�IEEE802.11g

SupportedEncapsulation

�RFC1483bridge
�RFC1483router
�PPPoverEthernet(RFC2516)

EnvironmentRequirements

�Operatingtemperature:0˚C-40˚C(32ºF-104ºF)
�Storagetemperature:20˚C-70˚C(-4ºF-158ºF)
�Operatinghumidity:20%-90%,non-condensing
�Storagehumidity:5%-95%,non-condensing

SystemRequirements

Recommendedsystemrequirementsareasfollows:

�Pentium233MHzorhigher
�Memory:64MBorhigher
�10MBase-TEthernetorhigher
�Windows9x,Windows2000,WindowsXP ,WindowsME,Win-

dowsNT

�Ethernetnetworkinterfacecard

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Chapter1ProductIntroduction

ThefollowinginformationinTable2isveryhelpfulforyourVDSL2
conguration.YoucancollectitfromyourVDSL2serviceprovider:

TABLE2VDSL2SERVICEINFORMATIONREQUIREMENT

Item

PTMMostusersarenotre-

Username

Description

quiredtochangethis
setting.ThePacket
TransferMode(PTM)
interfaceisusedto
identifythedatapath
betweenthenetwork
ofyourVDSL2serv­iceproviderandyour
computer.Ifyouare
settingupthe931WII
formultipleconnec­tions,youneedto
congurethePTMin­terfaceasinstructed
byyourVDSL2serv­iceproviderforad­ditionalconnections.
Youcanchangethis
settingbyaccessing
thelayer-2congura­tionandWANmenuof
thewebmanagement
interface.

Thisistheusername
usedtologinto
thenetworkofyour
VDSL2servicepro­vider.Itisusu­allyintheformof
[e-mail]
VDSL2servicepro­viderusesthisto
identifyyouraccount.

EnterInformation

inThisColumn

PasswordThisisthepassword

used,inconjunction
withtheusername
previouslymentioned,
tologintothenet­workofyourVDSL2
serviceprovider .It
isusedtoverifythe
identityofyourac­count.

ThefollowinginformationinT able3isveryhelpfulforyourADSL
conguration.YoucancollectitfromyourADSLserviceprovider:

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TABLE3ADSLSERVICEINFORMATIONREQUIREMENT

Item

Description

VPIMostusersarenotre-

quiredtochangethis
setting.Thevirtual
pathidentier(VPI)
isusedinconjunction
withthevirtualchan­nelidentier(VCI)to
identifythedatapath
betweenthenetwork
ofyourADSLserv­iceproviderandyour
computer.Ifyouare
settingupthe931WII
formultiplevirtual
connections,youneed
toconguretheVPI
andVCIasinstructed
byyourADSLserv­iceproviderforad­ditionalconnections.
Youcanchangethis
settingbyaccessing
thelayer-2congura­tionandWANmenuof
thewebmanagement
interface.

EnterInformation

inThisColumn

VCI

Mostusersarenot
requiredtochange
thissetting.TheVCI
isusedinconjunc­tionwiththeVPIto
identifythedatapath
betweenthenetwork
ofyourADSLserv­iceproviderandyour
computer.Ifyouare
settingupthe931WII
formultiplevirtual
connections,youneed
toconguretheVPI
andVCIasinstructed
byyourADSLserv­iceproviderforad­ditionalconnections.
Youcanchangethis
settingbyaccessing
thelayer-2congura­tionandWANmenuof
thewebmanagement
interface.

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Item

ConnectionandEn­capsulationType

Description

Thisisthemethod
yourADSLserv­iceproviderusesto
transmitdatabe­tweentheInternet
andyourcomputer .
Mostusersusethe
defaultPPPoEcon-
nectiontype.The
SetupWizardcan
beusedtocong­ureaPPPoEconnec­tiontype.Youmay
needtospecifyone
ofthefollowingcon­nectiontypes:PPPoE,

LLC.Otheravailable

connectionsanden­capsulationcombina­tionsmustbecong­uredbyusingtheWeb
manager.Thesein­cludetheBridgeMode
(1483BridgedIP
LLCor1483Bridged
IPVC-MUX),Static
IP(BridgedIPLLC,
1483BridgedIP
VC-MUX,1483Routed
IPLLC,1483Routed
IPVC-MUX),etc.

EnterInformation

inThisColumn

Username

Thisistheusername
usedtologintothe
networkofyourVDSL
serviceprovider.Itis
usuallyintheformof
[e-mail]
ADSLserviceprovider
usesthistoidentify
youraccount.

PasswordThisisthepassword

used,inconjunction
withtheusername
previouslymentioned,
tologintothenet­workofyourADSL
serviceprovider .It
isusedtoverifythe
identityofyourac­count.

Necessaryinformationaboutyour931WIIisasfollowsinTable4.

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TABLE4DEVICEINFORMATIONREQUIREMENT

Item

LANIPaddressesThisistheIPaddress

LANSubnetMaskThisisthesub-

Description

youenterintheAd­dresseldintheWeb
browsertoaccessthe
congurationgraph­icaluserinterface
(GUI)ofthegateway.
ThedefaultIPad­dressis192.168.1.1
anditisreferredto
astheManagement
IPaddressinthis
UserManual.Youcan
changethistosuit
anydesiredIPaddress
scheme.Thisaddress
isthebasicIPaddress
usedforDHCPserv-
iceontheLANwhen
DHCPisenabled.

netmaskusedby
the931WII,and
isusedthroughout
yourLAN.Thede­faultsubnetmaskis

255.255.255.0.You
canchangeitlater.

EnterInformation

inThisColumn

Username

PasswordThisisthepassword

Thisistheusername
usedtoaccessthe
managementinter­faceofthegateway,
whenyouattemptto
connecttothede­vicethroughaweb
browser.Thede­faultusernameofthe
931WIIisadmin.It
cannotbechanged.

requiredwhenyou
accessthemanage­mentinterfaceofthe
gateway.Thedefault
passwordisadmin.It
cannotbechanged.

NecessaryinformationaboutyourLANorcomputerisasfollows

able5.

inT

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TABLE5PCINFORMATIONREQUIREMENT

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EthernetNIC

DHCPClientstatus

Item

Description

Ifyourcomputer
hasanEthernetNIC,
youcanconnectthe
931WIItothisEther­netportusingan
Ethernetcable.You
canalsousethe
Ethernetportsonthe
931WIItoconnectto
othercomputersor
Ethernetdevices.

Bydefault,your
931WIIresidential
gatewayiscongured
asaDHCPserver .
Thismeansthatit
canassignanIPad­dress,asubnetmask,
andadefaultgate­wayaddresstocom­putersonyourLAN.
Thedefaultrangeof
IPaddressesthatthe
931WIIassignsis
from192.168.1.2to

192.168.1.254.You
needtosetyourcom­puter(orcomputers)
toObtainanIPad­dressautomatically
(thatis,tosetcom­putersasDHCPcli­ents.)

EnterInformation

inThisColumn

PackingList

�1xZXDSL931WII
�1xexternalsplitter
�1xpoweradapter
�1xEthernetcable(RJ-45)
�2xPhonecable(RJ-11)
�1xUserManual(optional)
�1xqualityguaranteecard(optional)
�1xcerticateofquality(optional)

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SafetyPrecautions

Followtheinstructionstoprotectthedevicefromrisksanddamage
causedbyreandelectricpower:

�Usevolumelabelstomarkthetypeofpower.
�Usethepoweradapterthatispackedwithinthedevicepack-

age.

�Payattentiontothepowerloadoftheoutletorprolongedlines.

Anoverburdenpoweroutletordamagedlinesandplugsmay
causeelectricshockorreaccident.Checkthepowercords
regularly.Ifyoundanydamage,replaceitatonce.

�Properspaceleftforheatdissipationisnecessarytoavoidany

damagecausedbyoverheatingtothedevice.Thelongand
thinholesonthedevicearedesignedforheatdissipationto
ensurethatthedeviceworksnormally.Donotcoverthese
heatdissipationholes.

�Donotplacethisdeviceclosetoaplacewhereaheatsource

exitsorhightemperatureoccurs.Avoidthedevicefromdirect
sunshine.

�Donotplacethisdeviceclosetoadampenedplace.
�Donotspillanyuidonthisdevice.
�DonotconnectthisdevicetoanyPCorelectronicproduct,

unlessourcustomerengineeroryourbroadbandproviderin­structsyoutodothis,becauseanyincorrectconnectionmay
causepowerorrerisk.

�Donotplacethisdeviceonanunstablesurfaceorsupport.

LEDStatusandInterface Description

LEDStatus

FIGURE1FRONTPANELLEDDIAGRAM

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TABLE6FRONTPANELLEDSTATUS

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IndicatorColor

Power

DSLGreen

Internet

Blue/Red

Green

Status

OFFPowerOFF

Red

Blue

PowerON,HW
Testing

PowerON,HW
Testok

Themodem

OFF

isinthenon­communication
state

Flash

Themodemisin
trainingstate

Themodemisin

ON

thecommunica­tionstate

OFF

Nodetected
data

WANportisre-

Flash

ceivingorsend­ingdata

Description

WANportisin

ON

communication
status

OFF

Nodetectedra­diosignal

WLANportisre-

WLAN

Green

Flash

ceivingorsend­ingdata

ON

OFF

WLANinterface
isreadytowork

WPSfunctionis
OFF

WLANportisin

Green

Flash

negotiationsta­tus

WPS

ON

WPSfunctionis
ON

WLANportne-

RedFlash

gotiationisfail­ure

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IndicatorColor

LAN1-LAN4

Green

RearPanel

FIGURE2REARPANELINTERFACEDIAGRAM

Status

OFF

ON

Flash

Description

TheEthernet
portisinthe
non-communi­cationstate

TheEthernet
portisinthe
communication
state

Ethernetinter­faceisreceiving
orsendingdata

Interface

DSL

LAN1-LAN4

WPS

Reset

Power

ON/OFFPowerswitch

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Description

RJ-11port:Usethetelephone
linetoconnectthemodemwith
theVDSL2cableorsplitter

RJ-45port:Itisusedtoconnect
themodemtocomputerorother
networkdevices

WLANProtectedSetup

DuringpowerONperiod,holdon
thisbuttonformorethan3sec­ondstoresetthecurrentsettings
tothefactorydefaultsetting,and
thenthesystemrestartsautomati­cally

Powersupplyport:Itisconnected
tothepoweradapter

Chapter2

HardwareInstallation

The931WIIhasthreeseparateinterfaces,anEthernetLAN,a
wirelessLANandaVDSL2(WAN)interface.Placethe931WIIina
locationwhereitcanbeconnectedtothevariousdevicesaswell
astoapowersource.The931WIIshouldnotbeplacedwhereit
isexposedtomoistureorexcessiveheat.Ensurethecablesand
powercordareplacedsafelytoavoidtrippinghazard.Aswithany
electricalappliance,observecommonsafetyprocedures.

The931WIIcanbeplacedonashelfordesktop,ideallyyoushould
beabletoseetheLEDindicatorsinthefront,ifyoumayneedto
viewthemfortroubleshooting.

TableofContents

ChoosingtheBestLocationforWirelessOperation.................13

ConnectingtheDevice.......................................................14

FactoryResetButton..........................................................15

ChoosingtheBestLocation forWirelessOperation

Manyenvironmentalfactorsmayeffectthewirelessfunctionofthe
931WII.Ifthisisthersttimethatyousetupawirelessnetwork
device,readthefollowinginformation.

Thedevicecanbeplacedonashelfordesktop,ideallyyoushould
beabletoseetheLEDindicatorsinthefront,ifyoumayneedto
viewthemfortroubleshooting.

Designedtogoupto100metersindoorsandupto300meters
outdoors,WLANletsyouaccessyournetworkfromanywhereyou
want.However ,thenumbersofwalls,ceilings,orotherobjects
thatthewirelesssignalsmustpassthroughlimitsignalrange.Typ­icalrangesvarydependingontypesofmaterialsandbackground

RFnoiseinyourhomeorbusiness.

Foroptimumrangeandsignalstrength,usethesebasicguidelines:

�Keepthenumbersofwallsandceilingstotheminimum.

ThesignalemittedfromwirelessLANdevicescanpenetrate
throughceilingsandwalls.However ,eachwallorceilingcan
reducetherangeofwirelessLANdevicesfrom1to30M.Posi­tionyourwirelessdevicessothatthenumberofwallsorceil­ingsobstructingthesignalpathisminimized.

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�Considerthedirectlinebetweenaccesspointsandworksta-

tions.
Awallthatis0.5metersthick,ata45-degreeangleappears

tobealmost1meterthick.Ata2-degreeangle,itappears
over14metersthick.Becarefultopositionaccesspointsand
clientadapterssothesignalcantravelstraightthrough(90º
angle)awallorceilingforbetterreception.

�Buildingmaterialsmakeadifference.

Buildingsconstructedusingmetalframingordoorscanreduce
effectiverangeofthedevice.Ifpossible,positionwirelessde­vicessothattheirsignalscanpassthroughdrywalloropen
doorways.Avoidpositioningtheminthewaythattheirsignal
mustpassthroughmetallicmaterials.Pouredconcretewalls
arereinforcedwithsteelwhilecinderblockwallsgenerallyhave
littleornostructuralsteel.

�Positiontheantennaforbestreception.

Directtheantennapositiontocheckifsignalstrengthim­proves.Someadaptersoraccesspointsallowyoutojudge
thestrengthofthesignal.

�Keepthedeviceaway(atleast1-2meters)fromelectrical

devices.
Keepwirelessdevicesawayfromelectricaldevicesthatgener-

ateRFnoise,suchasmicrowaveovens,monitors,andelectric
motors.

ConnectingtheDevice

ContextFIGURE3CONNECTIONOFMODEM,PCANDTELEPHONES

Steps1.ConnecttheDSLportofthe931WIIwithatelephonecable.

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2.ConnecttheLANportofthe931WIItothenetworkcardofthe

PCwithanEthernetline.

3.Plugoneendofthepoweradaptertothewalloutletandcon-

necttheotherendtothePWRportofthe931WII.

ENDOFSTEPS

FactoryResetButton

The931WIImayberesettotheoriginalfactorydefaultsettings
bypressingtheresetbuttonforafewsecondswhilethedeviceis
poweredONUseaballpointorpapercliptogentlypushdownthe
resetbutton.

Rememberthatthiswipesoutanysettingsstoredintheash
memory,includinguseraccountinformationandLANIPsettings.
Thedevicesettingsarerestoredtothefollowingfactorydefaults:
theIPaddressis192.168.1.1,subnetmaskis255.255.255.0,user
nameformanagementisadmin,andpasswordisadmin.

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Chapter3

SettingUptheDevice

TableofContents

AbouttheDevice...............................................................17

HardwareCongurationoftheDeviceandPCCongura-

tion.................................................................................18

AbouttheDevice

The931WIIprovidesawiderangeofcompellingbroadband-based
applicationsandservicesandincludesanoperatingsystem,
driversandremotemanagementcapabilities.931WIIdelivers
asetofhighlyintegratedsolutions,requiredforthehomeand
smallcompany ,suchas:

�OptimizedLinux2.6operatingsystem
�IProutingandbridging
�Point-to-pointprotocol(PPP)
�Network/portaddresstranslation(NAT/PAT)
�Qualityofservice(QoS)
�WirelessLANsecurity:WPA,802.1x,RADIUSclient
�VPN:IPSec
�SecureSocketLayer(SSL)VPN
�Universalplug-and-play
�Fileserverfornetworkattachedstorage(NAS)devices
�Printserver
�Webltering
�ManagementandControl:

�Web-basedmanagement(WBM)
�Simplenetworkmanagementprotocol(SNMP)
�Commandlineinterface(CLI)
�TR-069WANmanagementprotocol

�Remoteupdate
�Systemstatisticsandmonitoring

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�Orientedtothefollowingplatforms:DSLmodems,wireless

accesspointsandbridge.

HardwareConfiguration oftheDeviceandPC Configuration

Connectingyourcomputerorhomenetworktothe931WIIisa
simpleprocedure,varyingslightlydependingontheoperatingsys­tem.Thischapterguidesyoutoseamlesslyintegratethe931WII
withyourcomputerorhomenetwork.TheWindowsdefaultnet­worksettingsdictatethatinmostcasesthesetupprocedurede­scribedasfollowsisunnecessary.Forexample,thedefaultDHCP
settinginWindows2000is’client’,requiringnofurthermodica­tion.However ,itisadvisedtofollowthesetupproceduredescribed
asfollowstoverifythatallcommunicationparametersarevalid
andthatthephysicalcableconnectionsarecorrect.

Thesetupprocedureconsistsofthreeconsecutiveconguration
stages:

1.SetupWANandLANconnections.

2.PerformPCnetworkconguration.

3.Congurethe931WIIthroughtheWeb-basedmanagement
page.

FIGURE4HARDWARECONFIGURATION

SettingUpWANandLAN Connections

WANConnectionYourconnectiontotheInternetbyDSLmodemconnectsitsDSL

sockettothewallsocketbyusingatelephonecable.Ifithas
anEthernetsocketforthewideareanetwork(WAN),connectit
totheexternalmodemyouhave,ortotheEthernetsocketyou
mighthave,byusinganEthernetcable.

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LANConnectionYourcomputercanconnecttothegatewayinvariousways(such

asEthernetandwireless),eachrequiringadifferentphysicalcon­nection,ifanyincaseofwireless.Themostcommontypeofcon­nectionisEthernet,withmostplatformsfeaturingfoursuchports.
UseanEthernetcabletoconnectanEthernetportonthe931WII
andthenetworkcardofyourcomputer .Foradditionalinforma­tion,refertotheaccompanyingInstallationGuide.

PCNetworkConfiguration

EachnetworkinterfaceonthePCshouldeitherbeconguredwith
astaticallydenedIPaddressandDNSaddress,orbeinstructed
toautomaticallyobtainanIPaddressusingthenetworkDHCP
server .The931WIIprovidesaDHCPserveronitsLANanditis
recommendedtocongureyourLANtoautomaticallyobtainitsIP
addressandDNSserverIPaddress.Thecongurationprinciple
isidenticalbutshouldbecarriedoutdifferentlyoneachoperating
system.

Figure5displaystheTCP/IPPropertiesdialogboxasitappears

onWindowsXP.

FIGURE5IPANDDNSCONFIGURATION

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WindowsXP1.ChooseStart>ControlPaneltoopenthecontrolpanel.

OpenNetworkConnectionformthecontrolpanel.

2.Right-clicktheEthernetconnectioniconandchooseProp-
erties.

3.OntheGeneraltab,selecttheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)
componentandclickProperties.TheInternetProtocol
(TCP/IP)Propertieswindowappears.

4.SelecttheObtainanIPaddressautomaticallyradiobutton.

5.SelecttheObtainDNSserveraddressautomaticallyradio
button.

6.ClickOKtosavethesettings.

Windows

2000/98/Me

1.ChooseStart>ControlPanel>NetworkandDialingCon­nectionsfromthedesktop.

2.Right-clicktheEthernetconnectioniconandchooseProp-
erties.

3.SelecttheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)componentandclick
Properties.TheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Properties

windowappears.

4.SelecttheObtainanIPaddressautomaticallyradiobutton.

5.SelecttheObtainDNSserveraddressautomaticallyradio
button.

6.ClickOKtosavethesettings.

WindowsNT1.ChooseStart>ControlPanel>Networkfromthedesktop.

2.OntheProtocoltab,selecttheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)
componentandclickProperties.

3.OntheIPAddresstab,selecttheObtainanIPaddress
automaticallyradiobutton.

4.OntheDNStab,verifythatnoDNSserverisdenedinthe
DNSServiceSearchOrderboxandnosufxisdenedin
theDomainSufxSearchOrderbox.

Linux1.Entersuattheprompttologintothesystemasasuperuser.

2.Enterifconfigtodisplaythenetworkdevicesandallocated
IPaddresses.

3.Enterpump-i<dev>,where<dev>isthenetworkdevice
name.

4.EnterifconfigagaintoviewthenewlyallocatedIPaddress.

5.Ensurethatnorewallisactiveondevice<dev>.

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Chapter4

DeviceInformation Configuration

ThischapterdescribeshowtouseWeb-basedmanagement(WBM)
ofthe931WII,whichallowsyoutocongureandcontrolallofthe
931WIIfeaturesandsystemparametersinauser-friendlyGUI.
Thisuser-friendlyapproachisalsoimplementedintheWBMdocu­mentationstructure,whichisdirectlybasedontheWBMstructure.
ItiseasytonavigatethroughboththeWBManditsdocumenta­tion.

FIGURE6WEB-BASEDMANAGEMENT-HOMEPAGE

TableofContents

LoggingIntotheDevice.....................................................22

Deviceinformation............................................................22

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LoggingIntotheDevice

Thefollowingdescriptionisadetailed“How-To”userguideandis
preparedforrsttimeusers.Whenyoulogintothe931WIIfor
thersttime,theloginwizardappears.

1.OpenaWebbrowseronyourcomputer .

2.Enterhttp://192.168.1.1(defaultIPaddressofthe931WII)
intheaddressbar .TheloginpageisasshowninFigure7.

FIGURE7WEB-BASEDMANAGEMENT-LOGINAUTHENTICATIONPAGE

3.Entertheusernameandthepassword.Thedefaultusername
andpasswordofthesuperuserareadminandadmin.The
usernameandpasswordofthecommonuserareuserand
user.Youneednotentertheusernameandpasswordagainif
youselecttheoptionRemembermypassword.Itisrecom-
mendedtochangethesedefaultvaluesafterloggingintothe
931WIIforthersttime.

4.ClickOKtologinorclickCanceltoexittheloginpage.

Afterloggingintothe931WIIasasuperuser ,youcanquery,
congure,andmodifyallcongurations,anddiagnosethesystem.

Youneedtorebootthe931WIItoenableyourmodicationorcon­gurationeffectiveinsomecases,forexample,afteryoumodify
thePVCconguration.Somemodication,suchasaddingastatic
route,takeseffectatonce,anddoesnotrequiremodemreboot.

Deviceinformation

ClickDeviceInfoandyoucanviewthefollowinginformation:

�Summary

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�WAN
�Statistics
�Route
�ARP

FIGURE8DEVICEINFOMENU

DeviceInformationSummary

ClickDeviceInfo>Summarytodisplaytheinterfaceasshown
inFigure9.

FIGURE9DEVICEINFORMATIONSUMMARY

�BoardID
�SoftwareVersion
�BootloaderVersion
�WirelessDriverVersion
�UpstreamLineRate
�DownstreamLineRate

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�LANIPAddress:ThemanagementIPaddress
�DefaultGateway:Inthebridgingmodethereisnogateway.

Inothermodes,itistheaddressoftheuplinkequipment,for
example,PPPoE/PPPoA.

�DNSServeraddress:InthePPPoE/PPPoAmode,itisobtained

fromtheuplinkequipment.Inthebridgingmode,thereisno
DNSserveraddressandyoucanmanuallyentertheinforma­tion.

Statistics

Thispageincludesfollowingthreeparts:

�LANstatistics
�WANstatistics
�xDSLstatistics

LANStatistics

ClickDeviceInfo>Statistics>LANtodisplaytheinterfaceas
showninFigure10.

FIGURE10LANSTATISTICS

YoucanqueryinformationofpacketsreceviedattheEthernet,and
wirelessinterfaces.ClickResettorestorethevaluestozeroand
recountthem.

TheLANsideinterfaceincludesEthernetandwirelessdevice.You
canviewthefollowinginformationofeachdevice:

�Interface

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