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Chapter 4 WAN

Basic Home Station VDSL2 P8701T User’s Guide

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compose the network address. The prefix length is written as “/x” where x is a number. For

example,

2001:db8:1a2b:15::1a2f:0/32

means that the first 32 bits (2001:db8) is the subnet prefix.

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PART I User's Guide11
Chapter 1 Introducing the VDSL Router13
- Overview13
- How to Manage the VDSL Router13
- Good Habits for Managing the VDSL Router13
- Leds (Lights)13
- The RESET Button15
- Wireless Access15
  - Using the Wifi Button16
- Wall-Mounting Instructions17
Chapter 2 User Setup Guide19
- Access the VDSL Router Configuration19
- Changing the Configuration Password20
- Setting up a 3G Backup Internet Connection21
- Setting Your DSL Account's Username and Password22
- Setting up a Secure Wireless Network22
- Using Wireless MAC Authentication to Block a Computer's Access to the Wireless Network29
- Setting up a NAT Virtual Server for a Game Server30
- Access Your Home Computer from the Internet Using DDNS32
- Configuring the Firewall35
  - Interface Default Policy35
  - Firewall Rules35
- LAN DHCP for IP Addressing Assignment37
  - Configuring Static DHCP38
- Checking the Software Version39
- Restoring to Factory Default40
- How to Use File Sharing on the VDSL Router41
  - Set up File Sharing41
  - Access Your Shared Files from a Computer43
- Using the Media Server Feature44
- How to Share a USB Printer Via Your VDSL Router48
  - Add a New Printer Using Windows49
  - Add a New Printer Using Macintosh os X53
Part II: Technical Reference59
Chapter 3 Device Info Screens61
- Overview61
- The Device Info Summary Screen61
- The WAN Info Screen62
- The 3G Status Screen63
- The LAN Statistics Screen65
- The WAN Statistics Screen65
- The Xtm Statistics Screen66
- The Xdsl Statistics Screen67
  - The ADSL BER Test Screen70
- The Route Info Screen70
- The ARP Info Screen71
- The DHCP Leases Screen72
Chapter 4 WAN73
- Overview73
- The Layer-2 Interface ATM Screen76
  - Layer-2 ATM Interface Configuration77
- The Layer-2 Interface PTM Screen79
  - Layer-2 PTM Interface Configuration80
- The WAN Service Screen81
  - WAN Connection Configuration83
- The 3G Backup Screen95
- Technical Reference97
Chapter 5 LAN Setup103
- Overview103
- The LAN Setup Screen104
  - Add DHCP Static IP Lease Screen106
- The Ipv6 LAN Auto Configuration Screen107
- Technical Reference109
Chapter 6 Network Address Translation (NAT)113
- Overview113
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter113
- What You Need to Know113
- The Virtual Servers Screen113
  - The Virtual Servers Add Screen114
- The DMZ Host Screen116
- Technical Reference117
Chapter 7 Firewall119
- Overview119
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter119
- The Firewall General Screen119
  - Default Policy Configuration120
- The Firewall Rules Screen121
  - Firewall Rules Configuration123
Chapter 8 Quality of Service (Qos)125
- Overview125
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter125
- What You Need to Know125
- The Qos Screen127
- The Qos Queue Setup Screen127
  - Adding a Qos Queue129
- The Qos Classification Setup Screen130
  - Add Qos Classification Rule131
- Technical Reference134
Chapter 9 Routing137
- Overview137
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter137
- The Default Gateway Screen138
- The Static Route Screen138
  - Add Static Route139
- The Policy Routing Screen140
  - Add Policy Routing141
- The RIP Screen141
Chapter 10 DNS Setup143
- Overview143
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter143
  - What You Need to Know144
- The DNS Server Screen144
- The Dynamic DNS Screen145
  - The Dynamic DNS Add Screen146
Chapter 11 Upnp149
- Overview149
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter149
  - What You Need to Know149
- The Upnp Screen150
- Installing Upnp in Windows XP Example150
- Using Upnp in Windows XP Example152
Chapter 12 USB Services159
- Overview159
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter159
  - What You Need to Know159
- The File Sharing Screen160
  - Before You Begin161
  - Add New File Sharing User162
- The Printer Server Screen163
  - Before You Begin163
- The Media Server Screen164
Chapter 13 Certificates167
- Overview167
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter167
- What You Need to Know167
- The Local Certificates Screen167
  - Create Certificate Request168
  - Load Signed Certificate170
- The Trusted CA Screen171
  - View Trusted CA Certificate172
  - Import Trusted CA Certificate173
Chapter 14 Wireless175
- Overview175
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter175
  - What You Need to Know176
- The Basic Screen176
- Wireless Security177
- MAC Filter181
  - The MAC Filter Add Screen182
- The Advanced Screen182
- Wireless Station Info184
- Technical Reference184
Chapter 15 Diagnostic199
- Overview199
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter199
- What You Need to Know199
- Diagnostics200
- Ag Connectivity Fault Management200
Chapter 16 Settings203
- Backup Configuration Using the Web Configurator203
- Restore Configuration Using the Web Configurator203
- Restoring Factory Defaults204
Chapter 17 Log207
- Overview207
  - What You Can Do in this Chapter207
  - What You Need to Know207
- The System Log Screen208
- The System Log Configuration Screen208
Chapter 18 Client211
- Overview211
- The TR-069 Client Screen211
Chapter 19 Internet Time215
- The Internet Time Screen215
Chapter 20 Access Control217
- Overview217
- The Access Control Screen217
Chapter 21 Software Upgrade219
- Overview219
- The Update Software Screen219
Chapter 22 Reboot221
- Restart Using the Web Configurator221
Chapter 23 Troubleshooting223
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds223
- VDSL Router Access and Login224
- Internet Access226
- Wireless Internet Access227
- USB Device Connection228
- Upnp228

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