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Technicolor CGM4231

Technicolor CGM4231
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TECHNICOLOR WIRELESS
GATEWAY - CGM4231
OPERATIONS GUIDE
Version - Draft 1.1
Copyright © 2018
Technicolor
All Rights Reserved
No portions of this material may be reproduced in any form without the
written permission of Technicolor.

Table of Contents

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Technicolor CGM4231 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Device TypeGateway
DOCSIS Version3.1
Wi-Fi BandsDual-band
Ethernet Ports4
Telephony Ports2
USB Ports1
USB Version3.0
Maximum Upload Speed1 Gbps
MoCANo
Weight1.5 lbs
Wi-Fi Standard802.11ax

Summary

Revision History

1 Introduction

2 Technicolor Wireless Gateway Overview

Front and Top Panel Views

Visual overview of the gateway's front and top panels, including LED indicators.

Back Panel and Physical Ports

Details about Tel ports, Ethernet switch, and other back panel ports.

3 Initial Configuration and Setup

Accessing the WebUI

Steps to access the web-based user interface for configuration.

4 WebUI Guide

5 Status Pages

Overview and Gateway Status

High-level view of gateway connections and detailed gateway information.

DOCSIS Status and Signal

Information on DOCSIS connectivity, signal parameters, and logs.

System Information

Details on DOCSIS state, system software, and hardware configuration.

6 Connection Settings

Device Management and LAN Configuration

Managing connected devices and configuring LAN settings.

WAN Configuration

Configuring WAN working mode, connection type, and IP settings.

6.4 Routing Configuration

IGMP Proxy and RIP Settings

Enabling IGMP proxy and configuring Routing Information Protocol (RIP).

6.5 MoCA and Modem Settings

MoCA Setup and Modem Parameters

Configuring MoCA interface and viewing modem parameters.

7 Wireless Network Configuration

Radio and Security Settings

Configuring basic wireless parameters like SSID, mode, security, and encryption.

Advanced Wireless, Guest Network, MAC Control

Advanced settings, guest Wi-Fi, and MAC address filtering.

WPS and QoS Settings

Configuring Wi-Fi Protected Setup and Quality of Service.

8 Security Features

Firewall, IP Filter, and Site Filter

Configuring firewall rules, IP filtering, and website blocking.

Device Filter, Service Filter, and VPN Settings

Blocking devices, filtering services, and setting up VPN tunnels.

Email Settings and Reports

Configuring email notifications and viewing security reports.

9 Application Settings

Port Forwarding, DDNS, and DMZ

Configuring port forwarding, dynamic DNS, and DMZ host.

UPnP, IP Passthrough, and Media Sharing

Enabling UPnP, IP passthrough, and media sharing features.

10 Administration Settings

User Management and WiFi Power

Managing user accounts and WiFi radio power.

Remote Access and BackupRestore

Configuring remote access and backing up/restoring settings.

Reboot, Reset, Troubleshooting, and Logging

Rebooting, resetting, troubleshooting, and configuring remote logs.

11 Diagnostics Tools

System, Interface, and Network Status

Checking system, interface, and network status and configurations.

Wireless, Client, Internet, and Self-Test

Diagnosing wireless, client, internet connectivity, and running self-tests.

12 Isolation and 13 TR-069

Traffic Isolation and TR-069 Management

Configuring traffic isolation and remote CPE management via TR-069.

Appendices and Abbreviations

Web UI Control and Sample Config File

Appendix on Web UI control and sample configuration file.

Abbreviations and Acronyms

Glossary of terms and acronyms used in the guide.

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