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Provides a welcome message and an overview of the Voice Gateway's capabilities.
Outlines the structure of the user guide and which chapters are relevant for different users.
Explains the concept of a Local Area Network (LAN) and the role of a router.
Defines IP addresses and explains static vs. dynamic IP assignment.
Details the ports and connectors located on the back of the Voice Gateway.
Describes the LEDs and indicators on the front panel of the Voice Gateway.
Lists the prerequisites and items needed before starting the setup process.
Provides step-by-step instructions for physically connecting the Voice Gateway.
Guides users through the initial configuration of the Voice Gateway via a web browser.
Introduces the Interactive Voice Response Menu for configuring network settings.
Explains how to access and navigate the Voice Response Menu using a telephone keypad.
Details the process of entering a password via the telephone keypad for certain operations.
Guides on configuring the Voice Gateway for Internet phone service settings.
Introduces the Web-based Utility and its access levels (user/admin).
Provides instructions on launching and logging into the Voice Gateway's web interface.
Describes the Router Status screen for viewing product and system information.
Details configuration options for the Internet connection and related settings.
Explains how to configure local network settings, DHCP, and static DHCP leases.
Covers configuration for port forwarding, DMZ, and reserved ports.
Displays voice-related status information for the Voice Gateway.
Shows the readiness and registration status of the Internet phone line.
Details the status of the traditional phone line (LINE port).
Allows changing the user password for accessing the Web-based Utility.
Configuration options for the Internet phone line, including call forwarding.
Configuration for the LINE port service, including PSTN-to-VoIP call forwarding.
Provides solutions for common installation and operation issues.
Answers common questions regarding the Voice Gateway's features and functionality.
Guides on finding MAC and IP addresses using winipcfg in Windows 98/Me.
Guides on finding MAC and IP addresses using ipconfig in Windows 2000/XP.
Explains the importance of TCP/IP for network communication and how to enable it.
Details how to share printers, folders, and files over a network using Windows Help.
Explains how to view and add PCs to the network using Windows Help.
Lists technical specifications related to data networking protocols and features.
Details specifications for the Voice Gateway's core functionality and SIP support.
Lists the supported voice codecs and algorithms used for voice processing.
Specifies the fax features and pass-through capabilities supported by the device.
Outlines security features like password protection and encryption standards.
Details specifications for device management, configuration, and upgrades.
Describes the physical ports and connectors available on the device.
Provides specifications for the Foreign Exchange Station (FXS) phone ports.
Details specifications for the Subscriber Line Interface Circuit.
Lists the regulatory certifications and compliance standards met by the product.
Specifies the voltage, current, and power consumption details.
Lists the indicators and their functions on the device.
Lists the available documentation for the Voice Gateway product.
Provides the physical dimensions of the Voice Gateway.
Specifies the weight of the Voice Gateway unit.
Indicates the recommended operating temperature range for the device.
Indicates the recommended storage temperature range for the device.
Specifies the operating humidity range for the Voice Gateway.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and interference guidelines.
States compliance with FCC Part 68 rules and information for telephone companies.
Provides regulatory compliance information for devices in Canada.
Confirms compliance with EU directives for EMC, Low Voltage, and safety standards.
Instructs users to contact their Internet Telephony Service Provider for support.
Provides online resources for the latest products and updates from Linksys.
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