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TELNET: Provides remote access from a PC running a command-
line interface.
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HTTP: HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) provides remote access
from a PC running a web-browser.
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SNMP: SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) exposes
management data in the form of variables on the ADSL Router,
which describe the system configuration.
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PING: Sends a ping request on the WAN port to test for
connectivity.
◆ LAN — Specifes the LAN port for management access.
◆ WAN — Specifies the WAN port for managment access.
◆ WAN Port — Enter the WAN port number for the required service.
BACKUP/RESTORE SETTINGS
The Backup/Restore Settings page allows you to backup current settings to
a local file, load previously saved settings and reset the unit.
Figure 59: Backup/Restore Settings
The following items are displayed on this page:
◆ Save Settings to File — Saves the current configuration to a file
locally.
◆ Load Settings from File — Allows the user to load previously saved
configuration files from a local source.
◆ Reset Settings to Default — Resets the factory default settings.
- USER GUIDE 1
- User Guide 2
- COMPLIANCES 5
- EC CONFORMANCE DECLARATION 6
- COMMUNITY 7
- NEWZEALAND TELEPERMIT 8
- CUSTOMER INFORMATION 8
- SERVICE REQUIREMENTS 9
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 10
- CONTENTS 11
- 3INITIAL CONFIGURATION 35 12
- 4STATUS INFORMATION 47 12
- 5 WAN CONFIGURATION 59 12
- 6 LAN CONFIGURATION 69 13
- 7 WLAN CONFIGURATION 75 13
- 8FIREWALL CONFIGURATION 87 13
- 9ADMINISTRATION SETTINGS 101 13
- SECTION III APPENDICES 132 14
- – 15 – 15
- – 16 – 16
- – 17 – 17
- – 18 – 18
- Table 2: LED Behavior 27 19
- Table 3: LED Indicators 133 19
- GETTING STARTED 20
- 1 INTRODUCTION 21
- 22
- Description of Capabilities 22
- Package Contents 23
- Hardware Description 24
- – 25 – 25
- Figure 3: Antenna 26
- 2 INSTALLING THE ADSL ROUTER 29
- Figure 5: Attach Feet 30
- Mounting on a Wall 31
- Figure 6: Wall Mounting 31
- Mounting Slots 31
- Connecting and Powering On 32
- Mounting Screws 32
- 3 INITIAL CONFIGURATION 35
- 36
- Home Page and Main Menu 36
- Figure 8: Login Page 36
- Figure 9: Home Page 36
- Common Web Page Buttons 37
- STEP 1 - INTERNET 38
- CONNECTION 38
- SETTINGS 38
- STEP 2 - LAN 39
- BASIC SETTINGS 41
- SECURITY SETTINGS 41
- Figure 14: System Restarting 43
- WEB CONFIGURATION 45
- 46
- 4 STATUS INFORMATION 47
- 48
- Figure 15: Status - System 48
- Figure 16: Status - WAN 49
- Figure 17: Status - LAN 50
- Figure 18: Status - WLAN 51
- Traffic Statistics 52
- DSL Statistics 53
- ARP Table 55
- Bridging Table 56
- Routing Table 57
- Figure 24: WAN Configuration 59
- 60
- Channel Configuration 60
- Figure 27: Confirm Delete 62
- ATM Settings 63
- Figure 28: Auto PVC Settings 63
- Figure 29: ATM Settings 63
- CURRENT ATM VC 64
- ADSL Settings 65
- Figure 30: ATM Settings 65
- Figure 31: Tone Mask 67
- Figure 32: LAN Configuration 69
- 70
- DHCP Settings 70
- Figure 33: No DHCP 70
- Figure 34: DHCP Relay 71
- Figure 35: DHCP Server 72
- 7 WLAN CONFIGURATION 75
- 76
- WLAN Basic Settings 76
- Second BSSID 77
- Figure 38: Second BSSID 77
- WIRELESS SECURITY SETUP 78
- Wireless Security Setup 79
- WPA SECURITY 81
- Access Control 82
- Advanced Settings 85
- 8 FIREWALL CONFIGURATION 87
- IP/Port Filtering 88
- MAC Filtering 90
- Port Forwarding 92
- URL Blocking 94
- Domain Blocking 95
- Figure 52: DMZ Settings 96
- Figure 55: DoS Settings 98
- 100
- Figure 56: Commit/Reboot 101
- 102
- Remote Access 102
- Figure 57: Rebooting 102
- Figure 58: Remote Access 102
- BACKUP/RESTORE SETTINGS 103
- SYSTEM LOG 104
- Password Setup 106
- Figure 61: Password Setup 106
- Upgrade Firmware 107
- Figure 62: Upgrade Firmware 107
- Access Control Lists 108
- Figure 63: ACL Configuration 108
- Time Zone 109
- Figure 65: UPnP 110
- 10 ADVANCED CONFIGURATION 111
- 112
- DNS Server 112
- Figure 67: DDNS DynDns 113
- Figure 68: DDNS TZO 113
- Routing Configuration 115
- Figure 69: Static Routing 115
- RIP Configuration 117
- Figure 70: Dynamic Routing 117
- Figure 71: IP QoS 118
- IGMP Proxy Configuration 120
- Bridge Configuration 121
- IP Passthrough 122
- Figure 74: IP Passthrough 122
- SNMP Protocol Configuration 123
- TR-069 Configuration 124
- Figure 77: Ping 127
- 128
- ATM Loopback 128
- Figure 78: Ping Results 128
- Figure 79: ATM Loopback 128
- ADSL Tone Diagnostics 129
- Diagnostics Test 130
- Figure 81: Diagnostics Test 130
- APPENDICES 132
- Table 3: LED Indicators 133
- 134
- B HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS 137
- 138
- Figure 82: RJ-45 Connector 139
- 140
- 10/100BASE-TX Pin Assignments 140
- CROSSOVER WIRING 141
- RJ-11 PORTS 142
- GLOSSARY 143
- – 144 – 144
- – 145 – 145
- I-FI PROTECTED 146
- IRED EQUIVALENT 146
- RIVACY (WEP) 146
- RE-SHARED KEY 146
- – 147 – 147
- – 148 – 148
- – 149 – 149
- SMC7901WBRA2 B1 150
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