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Basic Home Station VDSL2 P8701T User’s Guide

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You may need to change the IP address of your computer to be in the same subnet as that of the

default VDSL Router IP address (192.168.1.1). See the appendix for details on how to set up your

computer’s IP address.

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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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