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2 Select Settings…to open the Pop-up Blocker Settings screen.

Figure 262 Internet Options: Privacy

3 Type the IP address of your device (the web page that you do not want to have

blocked) with the prefix “http://”. For example, http://192.168.167.1.

Main Page

About this User's Guide3
Document Conventions6
Safety Warnings8
Contents Overview9
- Table of Contents9
Table of Contents11
User's Guide23
PART I User's Guide23
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your P-792H V225
- Overview25
  - High-Speed Internet Access with G.SHDSL25
  - High-Speed Point-To-Point Connections26
- Ways to Manage the P-792H V226
- Good Habits for Managing the P-792H V227
- Leds27
- The RESET Button28
  - Using the RESET Button28
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator29
- Web Configurator Overview29
- Accessing the Web Configurator29
- Web Configurator Main Screen31
- Status Screens37
Chapter 3 Status Screens37
- Overview37
- The Status Screen37
- Client List40
- Status: VPN Status40
- Any IP Table40
- Packet Statistics41
Chapter 4 Internet Setup Wizard43
- Overview43
- Internet Access Wizard Setup43
  - Manual Configuration46
- Tutorial53
Chapter 5 Tutorial53
- Overview53
- Configuring Point-To-Point Connection53
Technical Reference57
Part II: Technical Reference57
- WAN Setup59
Chapter 6 WAN Setup59
- Overview59
- The Internet Access Setup Screen62
  - Advanced Internet Access Setup66
- The more Connections Screen68
  - More Connections Edit70
  - Configuring more Connections Advanced Setup73
- The WAN Backup Setup Screen75
- WAN Technical Reference76
- Metric79
- Traffic Redirect80
- Traffic Shaping81
  - ATM Traffic Classes82
- LAN Setup85
Chapter 7 LAN Setup85
- Overview85
- The IP Screen87
  - The Advanced LAN IP Setup Screen88
- The DHCP Setup Screen90
- The Client List Screen92
- The IP Alias Screen93
  - Configuring the LAN IP Alias Screen94
- LAN Technical Reference95
Chapter 8 Network Address Translation (NAT)101
- Overview101
  - What You Can Do in the NAT Screens101
  - What You Need to Know about NAT101
- The NAT General Setup Screen103
- The Port Forwarding Screen104
  - Configuring the Port Forwarding Screen105
  - The Port Forwarding Rule Edit Screen106
- The Address Mapping Screen107
  - The Address Mapping Rule Edit Screen109
- The ALG Screen111
- NAT Technical Reference111
- Firewalls117
Chapter 9 Firewalls117
- Overview117
- The Firewall General Screen122
- The Firewall Rule Screen124
- The Firewall Threshold Screen129
  - Threshold Values130
  - Configuring Firewall Thresholds131
- Firewall Technical Reference133
- Content Filtering139
Chapter 10 Content Filtering139
- Overview139
- The Keyword Screen142
- The Schedule Screen143
- The Trusted Screen144
- Certificates145
Chapter 11 Certificates145
- Overview145
  - What You Need to Know about Certificates145
  - Verifying a Certificate146
- The Trusted Cas Screen147
  - Trusted CA Import149
  - Trusted CA Details150
- Certificates Technical Reference152
  - Certificates Overview152
  - Private-Public Certificates152
- Vpn155
Chapter 12 VPN155
- Overview155
- VPN Setup Screen157
- The VPN Edit Screen160
- Configuring Advanced IKE Settings165
- Manual Key Setup167
  - Security Parameter Index (SPI)168
- Configuring Manual Key168
- Viewing SA Monitor171
- Configuring VPN Global Setting172
- Ipsec VPN Technical Reference173
- Static Route187
Chapter 13 Static Route187
- Overview187
- The Static Route Screen188
  - Static Route Edit189
Chapter 14 Q/1P191
- Overview191
- The 802.1Q/1P Group Setting Screen197
  - Editing 802.1Q/1P Group Setting198
- The 802.1Q/1P Port Setting Screen199
- Quality of Service (Qos)201
Chapter 15 Quality of Service (Qos)201
- Overview201
- Qos Overview201
- The Qos General Screen207
- The Class Setup Screen208
  - The Class Configuration Screen210
- The Qos Monitor Screen214
- Qos Technical Reference215
- Dynamic DNS Setup219
Chapter 16 Dynamic DNS Setup219
- Overview219
  - What You Need to Know about DDNS219
- The Dynamic DNS Screen220
- Remote Management223
Chapter 17 Remote Management223
- Overview223
  - What You Can Do in the Remote Management Screens224
  - What You Need to Know about Remote Management224
- The WWW Screen225
  - Configuring the WWW Screen225
- The Telnet Screen226
- The FTP Screen227
- The SNMP Screen228
- The DNS Screen232
- The ICMP Screen233
Chapter 18 Universal Plug-And-Play (Upnp)235
- Overview235
  - What You Can Do in the Upnp Screen235
  - What You Need to Know about Upnp235
- The Upnp Screen237
- Installing Upnp in Windows Example237
- Using Upnp in Windows XP Example241
- System Settings247
Chapter 19 System Settings247
- Overview247
  - What You Can Do in the System Settings Screens247
  - What You Need to Know about System Settings247
- The General Screen248
- The Time Setting Screen250
- Logs253
Chapter 20 Logs253
- Overview253
  - What You Can Do in the Log Screens253
  - What You Need to Know about Logs253
- The View Log Screen254
- The Log Settings Screen255
- SMTP Error Messages257
  - Example E-Mail Log257
- Log Descriptions258
- Tools267
Chapter 21 Tools267
- Overview267
- The Firmware Screen275
- The Configuration Screen277
- The Restart Screen279
- Diagnostic281
Chapter 22 Diagnostic281
- Overview281
  - What You Can Do in the Diagnostic Screens281
- The General Diagnostic Screen281
- The DSL Line Diagnostic Screen282
- Introducing the SMT285
Chapter 23 Introducing the SMT285
- Accessing the SMT285
- SMT Menu Items286
- Navigating the SMT Interface289
- General Setup291
Chapter 24 General Setup291
- Configuring General Setup291
  - Configuring Dynamic DNS292
- WAN Setup295
Chapter 25 WAN Setup295
- Configuring Traffic Redirect297
- LAN Setup299
Chapter 26 LAN Setup299
- Accessing the LAN Menus299
- LAN Port Filter Setup299
- TCP/IP and DHCP Setup Menu300
- LAN IP Alias302
- Internet Access Setup303
Chapter 27 Internet Access Setup303
- Remote Node Setup307
Chapter 28 Remote Node Setup307
- Introduction to Remote Node Setup307
- Remote Node Profile308
- Remote Node Network Layer Options310
- Remote Node Filter312
- Remote Node ATM Layer Options314
- Advance Setup Options315
- Static Route Setup317
Chapter 29 Static Route Setup317
- IP Static Route Setup317
- Bridge Static Route Setup319
- NAT Setup321
Chapter 30 NAT Setup321
- Using NAT321
  - SUA (Single User Account) Versus NAT321
  - Applying NAT322
- NAT Setup323
  - Address Mapping Sets324
- Configuring a Server Behind NAT327
- General NAT Examples328
- Firewall Setup337
Chapter 31 Firewall Setup337
- Using P-792H V2 SMT Menus337
  - Activating the Firewall337
- Filter Configuration339
Chapter 32 Filter Configuration339
- Introduction to Filters339
  - The Filter Structure of the P-792H V2340
- Configuring a Filter Set342
- Example Filter349
- Filter Types and NAT351
- Firewall Versus Filters352
- Applying a Filter352
  - Applying LAN Filters352
  - Applying Remote Node Filters353
- System Password355
Chapter 33 System Password355
Chapter 34 System Information & Diagnosis357
- Introduction to System Status357
- System Status357
- System Information and Console Port Speed359
  - System Information360
  - Console Port Speed361
- Log and Trace361
  - Viewing Error Log361
  - Syslog Logging362
- Diagnostic366
Chapter 35 Firmware and Configuration File Maintenance369
- Introduction369
- Filename Conventions369
- Backup Configuration370
- Restore Configuration375
- Uploading Firmware and Configuration Files378
- Menus 24.8 to 24.11385
Chapter 36 Menus 24.8 to 24.11385
- Command Interpreter Mode385
  - Command Syntax385
  - Command Usage386
- Call Control Support386
  - Budget Management387
- Time and Date Setting388
- Remote Management391
  - Remote Management Limitations391
- Schedule Setup393
Chapter 37 Schedule Setup393
- Schedule Set Overview393
- Schedule Set Setup394
- Troubleshooting397
Chapter 38 Troubleshooting397
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds397
- P-792H V2 Access and Login398
- Internet Access400
- Network Connections401
Appendix A Product Specifications403
Appendix B Wall-Mounting Instructions409
Appendix C Setting up Your Computer's IP Address411
- Windows Vista419
- Macintosh os X428
- Verifying Settings433
Appendix D Pop-Up Windows, Javascripts and Java Permissions435
- Java Permissions440
Appendix E IP Addresses and Subnetting445
- Introduction to Ip Addresses445
Appendix F Services455
Appendix G Legal Information459
- Zyxel Limited Warranty461
Index463

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