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General| Product Type | Gateway |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ZyXEL Communications |
| Model | VMG1312-B10B Series |
| LAN Interface | Ethernet |
| Ethernet Ports | 4 |
| Wireless Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Maximum Wireless Data Rate | 300 Mbps |
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
| NAT | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Standards | 802.11b/g/n |
| VoIP Ports | 2 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC, 1A |
| Type | ADSL/VDSL Router |
| WAN Interface | VDSL2 |
| Wireless Standard | IEEE 802.11b/g/n |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| VDSL2 Profile | 17a, 30a |
| DSL Standards | G.993.2, G.992.5 |
Provides a general overview of the wireless VDSL router and its capabilities.
Describes the methods available for managing the device, such as Web Configurator and TR-069.
Details the various uses and applications for which the device is well-suited.
Explains the functionality of the device's USB port for file sharing and media server features.
Describes the status and meaning of the various LEDs on the device.
Explains how to use the reset button to restore factory default settings.
Introduces the HTML-based management interface for device setup and management.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the web configurator.
Describes the main parts of the web configurator interface: title bar, main window, and navigation panel.
Introduces the chapter's content, which covers various features of the device.
Guides users through the process of setting up an Internet connection using ADSL PPPoE.
Explains how to configure wireless network settings for a secure connection.
Details the steps for setting up a wireless network connection using Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS).
Provides instructions on configuring Quality of Service (QoS) queues and class setups.
Discusses the device's Broadband screens for configuring Internet access.
Explains key terms and concepts related to Broadband connections.
Describes how to change the device's Internet access settings via the Broadband screen.
Guides users on adding or editing WAN connection configurations.
Explains how to configure 3G settings for WAN or backup connectivity.
Introduces the chapter on setting up the device's wireless connection.
Details how to enable Wireless LAN, set SSID, and select security mode.
Explains how to allow or deny wireless clients based on MAC addresses.
Provides instructions on configuring Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for secure wireless networks.
Discusses the importance of wireless security and various security standards.
Introduces Local Area Network (LAN) concepts and configuration.
Details how to set the LAN IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP settings.
Explains how to assign static IP addresses to specific computers based on MAC addresses.
Covers the configuration of Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) settings on the device.
Explains how the device uses default gateways and static routes for outbound traffic.
Describes how to view and configure static route rules on the device.
Provides instructions for adding or editing static route entries.
Explains policy-based routing to override default routing behavior.
Defines Quality of Service (QoS) and its role in network performance.
Explains QoS concepts like QoS versus CoS, Tagging and Marking, and Traffic Shaping.
Covers enabling/disabling QoS and setting upstream bandwidth.
Guides users on configuring QoS queue assignments.
Details how to add or edit QoS classifiers to group traffic flows.
Introduces Network Address Translation (NAT) and its functions.
Explains how to configure port forwarding for incoming service requests.
Provides steps to add or edit port forwarding rules.
Summarizes NAT applications and allows creation/removal of rules.
Details how to configure a default server for handling traffic to unspecified ports.
Explains DNS and Dynamic DNS for updating IP addresses with domain names.
Allows viewing and configuring DNS routes on the device.
Provides steps to manually add or edit DNS name and IP address entries.
Covers changing the device's DDNS settings.
Explains creating interface groups for different network domains.
Allows manual addition of LAN interfaces to new groups or automatic addition via DHCP.
Guides users on creating new interface groups with WAN and LAN associations.
Introduces USB port features for file sharing, media server, and printer server.
Explains how to enable file sharing server for USB devices.
Details prerequisites for setting up file sharing, including device connection.
Covers enabling the media server feature for DLNA-compliant clients.
Explains how to enable sharing of a USB printer via the device.
Explains how to enable and configure the device's firewall for security.
Outlines the firewall configuration options available in this chapter.
Describes how to set the security level of the firewall.
Guides users on adding customized service rules for firewall ACL configuration.
Explains how to add or edit Access Control List (ACL) rules for filtering traffic.
Covers activating protection against Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.
Explains how to permit or deny client access based on MAC addresses.
Describes the interface for allowing or denying wireless and LAN clients access.
Introduces blocking websites by URL and defining time periods for control.
Allows enabling parental control and viewing rules and schedules.
Guides configuration of restricted access schedules and URL filtering.
Explains defining time periods and days for scheduled rules.
Allows viewing, adding, or editing time schedule rules.
Guides the configuration of restricted access schedules.
Explains the use of certificates for user authentication.
Provides a summary list of certificates and certification requests.
Guides the generation of a certification request for the device.
Allows saving certificates of trusted certification authorities.
Introduces Virtual Private Network (VPN) and IPSec for secure communication.
Explains how to view and manage VPN tunnel policies.
Provides settings to add or edit VPN policies.
Details the overall architecture and algorithms used in IPSec VPN.
Explains how to choose log categories and display logs.
Allows viewing system logs and filtering them by level and category.
Provides access to security-related logs and filtering options.
Introduces screens for viewing network traffic status and statistics.
Displays WAN traffic statistics, including sent and received packets.
Shows LAN traffic statistics for each interface.
Displays NAT statistics for currently connected hosts.
Explains Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) for mapping IP to MAC addresses.
Allows viewing IP-to-MAC address mappings.
Explains how the device routes packets based on destination address.
Displays and allows configuration of the device's routing table.
Introduces IGMP status and traffic statistics screens.
Shows the current list of multicast groups the device has joined.
Provides detailed statistics for the DSL connection.
Explains how to change the user account password.
Allows changing the password for the user account used to log in.
Introduces managing the device remotely via LAN, WAN, or Trust Domain.
Configures which interfaces and services can be used for device management.
Explains TR-069 auto-configuration settings for CPE management.
Details configuring the device to be managed by an Auto Configuration Server (ACS).
Covers configuring system settings like time, password, and domain name.
Allows changing the device's time and date based on local time zone.
Explains configuring where the device sends logs and alerts.
Covers setting up syslog and email notification for logs and alerts.
Provides an example of an email log sent by the device.
Explains how to upload new firmware to upgrade the device's performance.
Details the process of uploading new firmware using HTTP.
Explains how to backup, restore, and reset device configurations.
Provides access to factory defaults, backup, and restore functions.
Allows remotely rebooting the device without turning off the power.
Introduces diagnostic screens to help identify device problems.
Explains concepts like CFM, loopback tests, and link trace tests.
Allows pinging, tracerouting, or nslooking up an IP address.
Details how to perform Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) actions.
Troubleshooting steps for power issues, hardware connections, and LED behavior.
Addresses issues related to forgetting IP address or password, and login screen access.
Provides solutions for problems related to accessing the Internet.
Discusses factors causing unstable wireless connections and how to solve them.
Instructions for configuring IP settings in Windows 95/98/Me.
Step-by-step guide for setting up IP addresses in Windows 2000/NT/XP.
Instructions for configuring network settings in Windows Vista.
Guide for setting up TCP/IP properties on Macintosh OS 8/9.
Instructions for configuring network settings on Macintosh OS X.
Details TCP/IP configuration settings in Red Hat Linux 9.0 (KDE).
Explains the structure and identification of IP addresses.
Defines subnet masks and their role in determining network and host IDs.
Explains how network size is determined by network number bits.
Demonstrates how to divide a network into multiple sub-networks using subnetting.
Instructions for disabling pop-up blockers or creating exceptions in Internet Explorer.
Guidance on ensuring JavaScripts are allowed for proper web configurator display.
Instructions for managing Java permissions in Internet Explorer.
Discusses ad-hoc and infrastructure wireless LAN topologies.
Explains setting up a simple independent WLAN connecting computers.
Defines a Basic Service Set (BSS) and intra-BSS traffic behavior.
Highlights the importance of wireless security and available methods.
Introduces IPv6, its enhanced IP address size, and features.
Explains the format and abbreviation rules for IPv6 addresses.
Describes how IPv6 uses address prefixes and prefix lengths for network identification.
Lists commonly used services with their associated protocols and port numbers.
Provides copyright information for the publication.
States ZyXEL's liability regarding product application and software.
Details FCC compliance and interference statement for the device.
Provides FCC RF exposure compliance requirements and safety recommendations.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the ZyXEL limited warranty.
