Name: Alcatel Speed Touch Home
Brand: Alcatel
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Table of Contents3
Figure 21 'Connect To' Window8
Welcome to the Speed Touch11
Conventions12
Speed Touch Tour13
Figure 1 Delivery Check14
Delivery Check14
Speed Touch at a Glance15
- Introducing the Speed Touch Home15
- Front Panel15
- Rear Panel15
- Figure 2 Front Panel of the Sthome15
- Figure 3 Rear Panel of the Sthome15
- Leds16
- Ethernet and ATMF 2517
- Figure 4 Rear Panel with Ethernet Interface17
- Figure 5 Rear Panel with Ethernet and ATMF 25 Interface17
System Requirements18
Connecting the Speed Touch Home21
Figure 6 Rear View for Connecting the Speed Touch Home22
Cables and Connectors22
Ethernet Interface24
- Single PC Configuration24
- Figure 7 Rear View for Connecting the Speed Touch Home24
- Figure 8 Sthome Single PC Configuration24
- Multiple PC Configuration25
- Figure 9 Sthome Multiple PC Configuration25
Figure 10 Rear View for Connecting the Speed Touch Home26
ATMF 25 Interface26
ATMF 25 & Ethernet Interface26
The ADSL Line27
Figure 11 Rear View for Connecting the Speed Touch Home28
Power Supply28
ADSL Connectivity29
Figure 12 POTS and ADSL Frequency Spectra30
ADSL Exposed30
Enabling ADSL31
Splitter & Filters31
- Central Splitter32
- Figure 13 the Centralized Splitter32
- Distributed Filters34
- Figure 14 the Distributed Filter34
- Packet Services35
Introduction36
Selection Criteria36
Packet Services at a Glance37
- IEEE 802.1D Transparent Bridging37
- PPP to PPTP Relaying37
- Simultaneous Use of both Packet Services37
Internet and Corporate Access Vs. LAN to LAN Interconnection38
- Internet / Large Corporate Access38
- LAN to LAN Interconnection38
Summary39
IEEE 802.1D Transparent Bridging41
Connect & Go42
Features42
Bridging Defaults43
- Phonebook Entries43
- Default Bridge Settings43
Bridging Configuration44
- Remote Organization44
- Bridge Ports45
- Your Computer45
Using Bridging45
Advanced Concepts46
Sample Configuration46
Figure 15 Sample Bridging Configuration46
PPP to PPTP Relaying for Windows 9X47
Connect & Go48
Features49
PPP to PPTP Relaying Defaults49
- Phonebook Entries49
- Default Relay Settings49
Requirements50
- Remote Organization50
- Speed Touch Home50
- Your Computer50
- Tcp/Ip50
Figure 16 Make New Connection Window51
Configuring Dial up Networking for Windows 9X51
Figure 17 VPN Server Window52
Figure 18 Successful Creation of a New Dial up Networking Connection Window53
Figure 19 New 'Corporate' Icon Created in Dial up Networking Folder53
Figure 20 'Corporate' Properties Windows54
Using PPP to PPTP Relaying for Windows 9X56
- Establishing a PPP/PPTP Connection56
- Releasing a PPP/PPTP Connection57
- Figure 22 'Connected to Corporate' Window57
- Advanced Concepts58
Downloading and Installing Dial up Networking Upgrade for Windows 9559
- System Requirements59
- Download Procedure59
- Figure 23 Microsoft Website Contents Page59
- Figure 24 'Download Center' Web Page60
- Figure 25 'Save as61
- Installing MSDUN62
- Figure 26 the 'Run' Window62
- Figure 27 'Dial up Networking 1.3' Window62
- Figure 28 'End User License Agreement' Window63
- Figure 29 'Copying Files63
- Figure 30 'Restart' Window64
Configuring and Using Tunnelling on Windows NT Platforms65
- Installing PPTP on a Windows NT Platform65
- Figure 31 'Network' Window66
- Figure 32 'Select Network Protocol' Window66
- Figure 33 'PPTP Configuration' Window67
- Figure 34 'Setup Message' Window67
- Figure 35 'Remote Access Setup' Window68
- Figure 36 'Add RAS Device' Window68
- Figure 37 'Configure Port Usage' Window69
- Creating a New PPTP Phonebook Entry70
- Figure 38 Dial up Networking Window70
- Figure 39 'New Phonebook Entry Wizard' Window71
- Figure 40 'Server' Window71
- Figure 41 'Phone Number' Window72
- Figure 42 Alternate 'Phone Numbers' Window72
- Logging on to a VPN Server through a Tunnel Session73
- Tearing down a Tunnel Session76
- ATM Forum 25.6 Interface Configuration77
- Configuring IP79
General IP Information80
- IP Addresses and Subnet Masks80
- Private Vs. Public Addresses81
- Choosing an IP Address82
Packet Services and IP Addressing83
- Bridging and IP Addresses83
- PPP to PPTP Relaying and IP Addresses84
- Figure 49 (A) 'Corporate' Server Types Properties Window (B Corporate 'TCP/IP Settings' Window85
Your Speed Touch Home and IP Addressing86
- Static IP Configuration86
- Automatic IP Configuration: DHCP87
- Figure 53 the Sthome as DHCP Client89
Your PC(S) or LAN and IP Addressing91
- Viewing the IP Address Setting of Your PC91
- Figure 56 TCP/IP Properties Window92
- Configuring a Static IP Address on Your PC93
- Configuring a Dynamic IP Address on Your PC93
- Dns95
Using DNS96
Configuring Your Local Network for DNS Automatic IP Configuration97
Non Local DNS97
Lost Speed Touch99
Resetting Speed Touch Home's IP Address100
- Ping of Life100
  - Figure 57 'Arp -A ' Command101
  - Figure 58 'Arp -A' Command102
Reset to Original Defaults104
- Ping to Defaults105
- Push Button106
- Speed Touch Home Local Configuration107
Web Interface108
- Configuring Your Web Browser108
- Speed Touch Home's Web Pages Principles109
- Initial Setup Page112
- Table 8 IP Address Classes and Default Netmasks113
- The System Setup Page114
- The Phonebook Page115
- Table 9 Default Phonebook Entries116
- The Routing Page117
- The PPTP Connections Page119
- Figure 66 PPP ATM Format (RFC 2364:PPP over AAL5)120
- The Bridging Page122
  - Figure 69 'Bridge Data' Web Page, Part 1124
  - Figure 70 'Bridge Data' Web Page, Part 2125
- The DHCP Page126
- Figure 72 Advanced 'DHCP Server Configuration' Web128
- The DNS Page130
- The Software Upgrade Page131
Command Line Interface133
- Telnet Access133
- Software Upgrade135
Software Download from the Network136
Software Upload from a PC136
Advanced Networking Concepts137
ATM Connectivity138
- Overview138
- ATM and Your Speed Touch Home139
- ATM & CPE Interfaces140
- Summary140
Direct Connect Vs. Dial up141
Advanced Bridging Concepts142
- Introduction142
- Bridge Ports142
- Bridge Operation143
- Multiprotocol144
- Amount of Devices Supported144
- Plug & Play Bridging145
Advanced Tunneling (PPP/PPTP) Concepts146
- Point to Point Tunneling146
- Tunneling from Behind an IP Router147
- PPP to PPTP Relaying148
- Establishing PPP/PPTP Connections149
- Simultaneous PPP/PPTP Sessions155
- Supported LAN Protocols155
- Limitations155
- Troubleshooting158
- Troubleshooting159
- Abbreviations161
- Appendix A Product Code Tables163
- Appendix B Hardware Reference167
- Appendix C Speed Touch Default Factory Settings171
- Appendix D Safety173
- Radio Frequency Interference Statement176
- Appendix E Agency Regulatory Notices177
- Index179

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Brand	Alcatel
Model	Speed Touch Home
Category	Modem
Language	English

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