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General| Brand | ZyXEL Communications |
|---|---|
| Model | PMG5318-B20A |
| Category | Switch |
| Language | English |
Provides a general overview of the GPON Device's capabilities and features.
Explains how to access and use the device's Web Configurator for management.
Offers advice on maintaining device security and effective management practices.
Lists example use cases where the GPON Device is well-suited.
Details the "triple play" service capability for broadband, voice, and video.
Explains how the device provides shared Internet access via the PON port.
Describes the device's ability to register SIP accounts for VoIP calls.
Explains the function and status of the device's indicator LEDs.
Details how to use the reset button to restore factory default settings.
Provides step-by-step instructions for using the reset button.
Explains how to use the WPS button to disable or activate wireless LAN.
Provides instructions for setting up a wireless network using the WPS button.
Introduces the HTML-based management interface for device setup.
Guides users on how to connect to and log into the Web Configurator.
Describes the main screen layout, divided into title, navigation, main, and status bars.
Explains the function of the title bar, including the logout icon.
Details the menu items in the navigation panel for configuring GPON Device features.
Explains that the main window displays information and configuration fields.
Describes how to check the status bar for configuration update verification.
Explains how to view device status, resources, and accounts.
Guides users on how to access the status screen for device information.
Introduces how to configure WAN settings for connecting to external networks.
Covers essential terms like Encapsulation and IP Address Assignment.
Explains how to view the current WAN settings and default interfaces.
Guides users on configuring WAN interfaces by modifying or adding settings.
Details the PPPoE WAN interface setup screen and its fields.
Explains the configuration screen for IP WAN interface type.
Describes the configuration screen for Bridging WAN interface type.
Guides on configuring 802.1Q VLAN ID settings for a WAN interface.
Explains how to configure the GPON Device's default gateway settings.
Introduces how to configure LAN settings for local network connectivity.
Covers terms like LANs, WANs, and the GPON Device's role.
Details how to set the LAN IP address and subnet mask, and DHCP settings.
Explains how to view assigned IP addresses and reserved IPs for DHCP clients.
Guides on configuring LAN port speed settings for network connectivity.
Introduces tasks for setting up and optimizing wireless networks.
Covers wireless basics like SSID and MAC Address Filter.
Provides preparatory questions for configuring wireless settings.
Guides on configuring general wireless settings like SSID and channel.
Details how to configure wireless security settings.
Explains how to configure the network with no wireless security.
Guides on configuring and enabling WEP encryption for wireless security.
Details configuring WPA(2)-PSK authentication for wireless security.
Explains configuring WPA(2) authentication with an external server.
Guides on configuring WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) for easy wireless network setup.
Explains setting up WPS using Push Button Configuration or PIN.
Guides on changing MAC filter settings to control wireless access.
Details enabling Wi-Fi MultiMedia (WMM) for prioritized multimedia traffic.
Guides on viewing the status of wireless connections to the GPON Device.
Explains enabling/disabling SSID isolation to control client communication.
Provides in-depth discussion on wireless LANs.
Explains basic concepts of wireless networks like clients, APs, and bridges.
Defines wireless network terms and acronyms used in the Web Configurator.
Discusses the importance of wireless security and its components.
Explains the process of verifying wireless device access using authentication.
Details wireless network encryption methods for protecting data.
Discusses common signal issues like distance, interference, and absorption.
Explains Basic Service Set (BSS) and traffic flow within it.
Describes the MBSSID function for broadcasting multiple SSIDs from one AP.
Explains acting as a wireless bridge and establishing WDS links.
Describes WPS as an easy way to set up a secure wireless network.
Guides on setting up WPS via the push button method.
Explains setting up WPS using the PIN configuration method.
Details the roles of registrar and enrollee in the WPS connection process.
Illustrates a sample WPS network setup process.
Lists known limitations and security considerations for WPS.
Introduces Network Address Translation (NAT) and its purpose.
Defines NAT terms like Inside/Outside and Global/Local.
Explains how to make internal servers visible to the outside world via port forwarding.
Details assigning a default server IP for unrouted traffic.
Guides on forwarding incoming service requests to local network servers.
Illustrates pinging a device behind NAT from the WAN.
Provides an example of configuring servers with port forwarding.
Directs users to the screen for setting up port forwarding rules.
Explains how to edit the configuration of a port forwarding rule.
Introduces QoS for traffic management and performance improvement.
Guides on enabling QoS and configuring settings for various traffic types.
Provides background on VoIP and SIP, and device voice settings.
Defines SIP, SIP Identities, and SIP Number.
Guides on maintaining SIP account information and enabling/disabling accounts.
Explains creating dialing plan rules for telephone number formatting.
Details setting up basic SIP account information for voice calls.
Guides on linking analog phone ports with SIP accounts for calls.
Explains setting up shortcuts for dialing frequently used VoIP phone numbers.
Details creating and editing speed dial entries in the phone book.
Introduces basic tasks for using a phone connected to the GPON Device.
Explains how to dial numbers and use speed dial entries.
Guides on using configured speed dial entries from the phone keypad.
Lists supplementary phone services supported by the GPON Device.
Explains how to use the flash key to invoke supplementary phone services.
Lists and describes commands for phone services like call hold and waiting.
Explains how to handle incoming calls while on an active call.
Guides on transferring an incoming call to another phone.
Introduces the two USB ports for sharing files via memory sticks or hard drives.
Outlines configuring file sharing and user accounts.
Defines terms like Workgroup name, Shares, File Systems, and CIFS.
Guides on configuring the GPON Device's file server feature.
Provides prerequisites for setting up file sharing.
Details viewing and configuring user accounts for file sharing.
Guides on creating new user accounts for file sharing access.
Introduces configuring remote management for device access.
Explains remote management capabilities and session priority.
Guides on managing the device via the Web (WWW).
Explains using Telnet for command-line interface access.
Guides on using FTP for firmware and configuration file management.
Details using SSH for secure data exchange and VPN.
Explains changing security settings related to ICMP and anti-probing.
Introduces Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) for network connectivity.
Covers identifying UPnP devices, NAT traversal, and UPnP cautions.
Provides steps for installing UPnP in Windows XP.
Guides on auto-discovering UPnP-enabled network devices.
Defines TR-069 for managing Customer Premise Equipment via ACS.
Explains how to configure static routes for the GPON Device.
Discusses using static routes for devices not reachable via the default gateway.
Guides on setting up static routes using the screen interface.
Details how to edit the configuration of a static route.
Introduces configuring Dynamic DNS for updating IP addresses.
Explains DYNDNS Wildcard and requirements for using Dynamic DNS.
Guides on enabling DDNS and configuring its settings.
Introduces the GPON Device firewall and its protection capabilities.
Outlines using General and Rules screens for firewall configuration.
Explains firewall threats like SYN, DoS, DDoS, LAND, and Ping of Death attacks.
Guides on enabling the firewall and setting default packet actions.
Explains viewing, adding, editing, and removing firewall rules.
Details configuring new firewall rules with source, destination, and service settings.
Guides on configuring custom services and ports not predefined by the device.
Details adding or editing custom service configurations for firewall rules.
Provides background on firewall rules and stateful packet inspection.
Explains how firewall rules take precedence and are grouped by packet direction.
Offers advice on improving firewall security.
Warns about potential risks from misconfiguring firewall rules.
Introduces configuring the GPON Device's time and date settings.
Covers General Setup and System Name configuration.
Guides on configuring system name, inactivity timer, and passwords.
Details configuring the device's time and date based on the local time zone.
Explains changing the Subscriber Location ID (SLID) setting.
Provides information on configuring log settings and viewing device logs.
Guides on viewing logs selected in the Log Settings screen.
Details configuring which logs are displayed on the View Logs screen.
Explains firmware upgrades, configuration management, and device restart.
Provides important warnings regarding firmware uploads.
Guides on uploading new firmware to the GPON Device.
Covers factory defaults, backup, and restore configuration options.
Details backing up the device's current configuration to a computer.
Guides on uploading a saved configuration file to the GPON Device.
Explains how to clear configuration and reset the device to factory defaults.
Guides on rebooting the GPON Device without losing configuration.
Introduces the diagnostic screen for identifying device problems.
Details using the ping utility for connection testing.
Lists categories of potential problems and solutions.
Addresses issues related to power, connections, and LED behavior.
Troubleshoots issues with accessing or logging into the GPON Device.
Provides solutions for problems related to accessing the Internet.
Addresses troubleshooting for phone port and VoIP call issues.
Lists information needed when contacting customer support.
Provides contact details for ZyXEL's global offices.
States the copyright notice and terms of use for the publication.
Outlines ZyXEL's liability and rights regarding product descriptions.
Lists trademarks used for identification purposes.
Details FCC compliance and potential interference issues.
Mentions changes or modifications impacting authority to operate equipment.
Directs users to the website for product documentation and certifications.
Describes the product's warranty terms and period.
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