Paradyne 1740 SHDSL User's Manual
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1. 63 14 1 Addi g the Static Route usxeaussasobkn Race eei o EORR E s CO Qe EU 63 CHAPTER 15 PIN ASSIGNMENTS seen annee nnnm nana nnne 65 CHAPTER 16 CONSOLE ACCESS nna anneau nn 66 16 1 1 LOGI E E TE P 66 16 1 2 Keyboard Rd ais dk dura dm ERU UK Rura c DU NUR Hi i do DO 67 16 1 3 Motoring the SHDSL Line 69 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 5 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide UNE 70 16 1 5 Retrieve the Factory Default Settings cccccccccccsseenseeeeeeeeeseceusennnteeseseaguaes 70 the Web Now V douter M o EU UR 70 16 1 7 Save the 71 gt 71 APPENDIX SPECIFICATIONS pla AR AR MH XR d RAS 73 6 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 1 Overview The 1740 SHDSL router satisfies the needs of multiple users in small home offices and remote branch offices It provides symmetrical transmission speeds of up to 4 6 Mbps through a SHDSL connection over a two wire or four wire line In addition it Supports up to 16 virtual concurrent connecti2. 14 3 2 WAN Interface ConduPolisis sies ua x YS tes 15 3 2 1 Bridge mode Service for one fixed IP address 16 3 2 2 Router Mode Service for Five Static IP 18 24219 PPPOE es cUm Hs oap NUM CMM EM 22 PPPOA 24 3 2 5 Password 26 3 2 6 Setting the ves aad upra f Rd RUE R 27 2 9 Spanning Wee a EU SURE ena i E EE d Red bor DERE REA Fd 27 3 4 Static BUGGING METUIT 28 3 4 1 Write System nn namen 29 3 4 2 Load Factory Default Tad TURSERE Pra au VER DERE UC Yd e EEG vaga 30 CHAPTER 4 SETTING UP WAN AND LAN INTERFACES 31 LAN 31 4 2 Configuring the WAN 32 2221 We Data 9 33 MEE E EUM 34 CHAPTER S SNMP 35 cue i r T PH 35 4 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User
3. 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Document Number 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Copyright 2004 Paradyne Corporation All rights reserved Printed in U S A Notice This publication is protected by federal copyright law No part of this publication may be copied or distributed transmitted transcribed stored in a retrieval system or translated into any human or computer language in any form or by any means electronic mechanical magnetic manual or otherwise or disclosed to third parties without the express written permission of Paradyne Corporation 8545 126th Ave N Largo FL 33773 Paradyne Corporation makes no representation or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Further Paradyne Corporation reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof without obligation of Paradyne Corporation to notify any person of such revision or changes Changes and enhancements to the product and to the information herein will be documented and issued as a new release to this manual Warranty Sales Service and Training Information Contact your local sales representative service representative or distributor directly for any help needed For additional information concerning warranty sales service re
4. C Disable Enable Port Priority 0 255 128 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 27 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 4 Static Bridging Click on the Static tab to configure modify and delete the static bridging functions Spaning Tree Link Status WAN setu Static MAC Forwarding Rule LAN Setup g p Add Routing mie 1 11 3 Change Password Part Map pan Save amp Reboot EE Erase amp Reboot ATMS Filter a ATM NAPT ATM4 Filter ATMS DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics List of Static MAC Entries Interface Monitor Vui Select MAC Address can 1 4 ATMS ATM amp ATMS ATM12 ATMi3 ATMi6 Address This is the MAC address of the PC Each PC has a unique MAC address such as 0a 01 1a 11 00 0b e Port Map There are three modes to set up the data processing method for the LAN and ATM interfaces filter forward and dynamic For example if the Port Map is set to LAN Forward and others Filter it means the packets will be forwarded to the LAN interface and will not reach the ATM interfaces In dynamic mode the operating mode of the MAC address in the interface follows the learning result of the bridging function 28 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 4 1 Write System
5. e Start Private IP address For example 192 168 1 3 End Private IP Address For example 192 168 1 22 Start Global IP Address For example 10 1 1 3 e End Global IP Address For example 10 1 1 10 STEP 2 Select Overload and click on the Add button 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 47 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 8 4 Virtual Server If you want to set up Internet servers such as an e mail server web server or FTP server on the virtual LAN when PAT is enabled you should register the servers with the router first to allow Internet users to access the service via the WAN interface of router This section describes how to configure a virtual server Click on NAPT on the Advanced menu bar to access the NAPT Configuration screen Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup NAT PAT Routing Setup Change Password Configuration Save amp Reboot Public Part Erase amp Reboot Protocol Local Part Add Modify Delete Flush List of NAPT Entries roxy igure Select Public Port Protocol Local Address Local Port Global Port The virtual server provides service for the Internet users via this port e Protocol TCP or UDP default TCP e Private Address This is the IP address of the Virtual Server e Private port This is the port that the virtual server is connected to the Ethernet After configuring the parameters click Add to add an entry
6. s Guide SA Siro nnm 36 CHAPTER G PACKET FILTER 37 6 1 1 Add a Packet Filter entry ccccccccessseeeeeeeeesccnseneneeeetseeuaneaatteesesseguaaanneeeengs 37 b 1 2 Delete g Packer Filter 38 6 1 Disable Packet ax wd Pads 38 CHAPTER 7 ROUTING d waits icd 39 Tal G 39 7 2 SOUP De RIP a 40 7 3 Displaying the Routing aaa Ea ua Run CO CR ca Y e 42 CHAPTER 8 BAT 43 ME CICS m n 44 Ose DONE TOONS M qnt 45 46 5 2 WARE 48 CHAPTERS DPCP 49 a 49 PRETERITO 50 CHAPTER 10 DNS PROD ERAN aM diri E 51 CHAPTER 11 LS enia sad Add ABO REPARARE AR ODE RD GO E ernie 52 CHAPIER IA 54 CHAPTER 13 MAINTENANCE AND DIAGNOSTICS 55 13 1 Software Upgrade and Configuration Backup Restoration 55 15 2 MUN 58 59 13 Perrormance MOPILOFIDIG 60 CHAPTER 14 APPLICATION
7. 5 ISPs 15 7 15 8 15 1 5 11 SP12 SP13 SP14 SPL 15 16 July 2004 L3 e nmn 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 5 SNMP The default setting of the SNMP function is enabled SNMP is a software entity that responds to information and action request messages sent by a network management station The messages exchanged enable you to access and manage objects in an active or inactive stored MIB on a particular router 5 1 Enable SNMP To configure the SNMP parameters click on the SNMP button on the Advanced menu bar The window displays the SNMP parameters Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot nll SNMP Parameters NAPT DHCP a System Version COMTREND CORPORATION SHDSL Termination Unit SNMP Description System Contact GlobalSP comtrendcorp com Phone 886 2 29998261 Ext 329 IGMP Prox duster Locati n COMTREND CORPORATION 3F 1 10 Lane 609 Chung Hsin Road Section 5 DNS Prox San Chung City Taipei Hsien Taiwan 241 LIOXY System ID 1 3 6 1 4 1 3136 WAN Conf igu re Default Trap Address 192 168 26 6 Community for Br idg ing Reading MIB public Community for ivat System Modifying MIB pu Statistics Interface Modify Monitor To modify the SNMP parameters click on the Modify button at the bottom of the screen Click Apply to submit the settings Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setu
8. DNS Proxy Multi NAT Start local IP Address 192 168 1 3 F shed WAN Configure overload Start Public IP Address 10 1 1 3 Bridging STEP 1 Enter the above parameters e Start Private IP address For example 192 168 1 3 End Private IP Address For example 192 168 1 22 Start Global IP Address For example 10 1 1 3 End Global IP Address For example 10 1 1 22 STEP 2 Click on the Add button 46 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Overload When the number of private IP addresses is greater than the number of public IP addresses private IP addresses must share public IP addresses The following parameters are used e Start Private IP address End Private IP Address For example 192 168 1 3 192 168 1 22 e Start Global IP Address End Global IP Address For example 10 1 1 3 10 1 1 10 Change Password NAT PAT Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot NAPT Configuration End local IP Start local IP Address Public IP Address DHCP Fixed NAT local IP Address SNMP IGHP Proxy Public IP Address End DNS Proxy Start local IP Address 156 1 WAN Configure V overload Start Public IP Address 1011 Public 10 1 1 10 Bridging S zm Delet Flush STEP 1 Fill out the above parameters in the relevant fields
9. Interface Click Interface Monitor on the Advanced menu bar to monitor the transmission status Routing Setup Monitor Save amp Reboot Erase to default LIE DHCP DNS Proxy IGMP Proxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics Interface Monitor 62 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 14 Application Example 14 1 Adding the Static Route Web Click Routing Setup on the Advanced menu bar SHDSI Routing Setup Routing Table ax inating Link Status Rip Configuration WAN Setup setu Rip Status Off Wersian Version 2 Apply Change Password Save amp Reboot Static Routes Configuration Destination Network ID Erase amp Reboot Destination Subnet Mask Metric i DHCP SNMP Add List of Static Routes DNS Proxy WAN Configure Select Network ID Subnet Mask Next Hop IP Metric Bridging Location 4 35 GrP Gateway 210 240 117 1 25 10 164 32 9 30 The following demonstrates a school application as an example C 10 164 48 10 SHDSL aA Router School 210 240 117 225 10 164 32 10 30 e Location A 10 164 32 9 Netmask 255 255 255 252 e Location B 10 164 32 10 Netmask 255 255 255 252 e Network of the School 210 240 117 0 Netmask 255 255 255 128 In the above example you would add the following static route to the rou
10. SNE dB CEC since reset ESs since reset SESs reset LOSWsz since reset TAS since reset CRCs current 15 min ESs current 15 min SESs current 15 min LOS Ws current 15 min UASs current 15 min CRCs current 1 day ESs current 1 day July 2004 Performance CPE 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 2 WAN Interface Configuration The router supports 16 ATM interfaces A virtual channel VC can be configured for each ATM interface such as ATM1 to VC1 ATM 2 to VC2 and so on Each VC can be specified with a protocol which can be 1483 bridged RFC 1483 Routed PPPoE or By default VC1 is enabled with the parameters VPI VCI 0 33 and protocol RFC 1483 Bridged VC1 can work without any modifications VCs 2 to 16 are disabled If the VC is added on the Basic Wan Setup it will be added from VC2 to VC16 VC1 is already enabled for 0 33 If a PPPoE based VC is created on Basic WAN Setup the DHCP server will be automatically enabled If a PPPoE based VC is created on Advanced Interface the DHCP server function must be enabled manually The WAN interface can be configured to operate in the following modes bridge router PPPoE or PPPoA Configuration for each mode is explained in the sections that follow 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 15 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Sul Bridge Mode Service for One Fixed IP Address
11. To configure one static IP address you need to set up the VC in RFC 1483 bridged mode The router has a default Virtual Channel VC of 0 33 It can function without other modifications STEP 1 Click WAN Setup on the Basic menu bar and enter values for VPI VCI Encapsulation LLC or VC MUX Enter a value for the vitual path identifier Enter a value for the virtual channel identifier LL CEncapsulation With LLC encapsulation a link control header is added to the Ethernet packet that identifies the protocol type Ethernet This allows multiple protocols to be transmitted over the ATM Virtual Circuit VC Multiplexing With VC Multiplexing no link control header is needed as the ATM Virtual Circuit is assumed to be carrying a single protocol Enable NAPT This function cannot be set for bridge mode STEP 2 Click on RFC 1483 Bridged STEP 3 Click on the Add button The new VC is added in the Current ATM PVC List on the bottom Screen 16 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide To modify the VC click a VC from the Current ATM PVC List to display the parameters of the VC Change its parameters and click on the Modify button HI 74 WAN Setup WAN Setup c d 1483 Bridged LAN Setup C RFC1483 Routed Routing setup WAN IP address WAM subnet mask Change Password Change Password PPPoE NAT Enabled Save amp Reboot User name Password Erase amp Reboot SIS Ne
12. 1 2 Data Size 2 DHCP Submit The following is an example of the ping result Loopback i Routing Table Ping Result PingTotal a Ping Success Ping Fail n Ping Average Timerms i Ping Last Time ms ad Ping Last Timeirms 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 59 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 13 4 Performance Monitoring e System statistics Click System Statistics on the Advanced menu bar to monitor the interface status and collect the Statistics of the TCP IP Routing Setup Interface pave amp Reboot Erase to Interface Statistics default IF Em linoctets Inucastkts IinNucastPkts IinDiseards outoctets outucastPkts Outh cast LAN Up 6136761 382 7400 145186 337 amma up o o o o a a a a a a a ile DNS Proxy IGMP Proxy Configure Bridging cysten statistics Interface Monitor 60 12 Down a a a eyo a July 2004 A 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide To display the interface statistics click on the Interface tab located at the to
13. 2304000 LL 2304000 LLZ 2304000 LL 2304000 2304000 LIB F 2304000 2304000 0 2304000 D a Oyo oso July 2004 33 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 4 2 2 Setting up an ISP The router supports connection to up to 16 ISPs Each ATM Interface can connect to an ISP To set up or configure the connection parameters to ISP click on WAN Configure on the Advanced menu bar Click on the ISP tab on the main screen qE ED Link Status WARK Setup LAN setup Routing Setup Change Password Save Reboot Erase amp Reboot Proxy DN amp Froxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics Interface Monitor Utilites Interface Index ISP Name User Hame User Password PPPoE Idle Time min 0 office 1111 a TEE Select an ISP and click on the Modify button on the bottom screen After modifying the parameters click on OK to complete the settings Link Status WARK Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics 34 Interface PPPoE Idle Index ISP Name User Name User Password Time min ISP1 o
14. Addrare Start loce IP Addesegr Publ amp ddeegr i End Publis Addres List of NAPT Entries local Public hddosit 172 143 1 223 192 160 1 222 10 1 1 34 10 1 1 34 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 45 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 8 3 Multi NAT Multi NAT maps a set of continuous private IP addresses to set of continuous public IP addresses There are two ways Multi NAT can be used to translate the private IP addresses to public IP addresses One way is to have each public IP address map to an individual private IP address The other way is to have some of the private IP addresses share the same public IP address This is required when there are fewer public IP addresses than private IP addresses One to one mapping When the number of private IP addresses is less than or equal to the number of public IP addresses each private IP address can be mapped to a public IP address The following parameters are used e Start Private IP address End Private IP Address For example 192 168 1 3 192 168 1 22 e Start Global IP Address End Global IP Address For example 10 1 1 3 10 1 1 22 Change Password NAT PAT Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot NAPT Configuration End local IP Start local IP Address Perle pean Public IP Address Fixed NAT local IP Address Public IP Address IGMP Proxy
15. IP User Idle Keepalive Address Suspe Marne Pratacal Tim eaut Interval Mode peus Bridged 0 LLC OFF 0 0 Down Routed 0 10 0 0 1 255 255 255 252 0 0 Down STEP 3 Click LAN Setup on the menu bar to type the IP address for the LAN port Click LAN Setup on the menu bar and type the IP address and Subnet should be 255 255 255 248 for static five IP address service and then click Apply SHDSL ED LAN Setup Link Status WAN setu LAN Setup LAN Setup Routing setup IP Address 117522949 Pass WoOIG Change Password subnet 255 255 255 248 Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot Apply Cancel Note After the IP address is changed your and the router are on different network segments Therefore you cannot use the web browser to configure the router You must change your PC s IP address 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 21 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide STEP 4 Click Save amp Reboot on the Basic menu bar to save your settings SHDSI Save amp Reboot qEL D Link Status Saves the current confiquration ta the flash memory Do not turn off the power before the next is WAN Setu LAN Setup Or else the unit willbe damaged Routing Setup Change Password Erase amp Reboot The modem will reboot And it will take 30 seconds to reboot and startup I
16. Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot DHCP The device will reboot And it will take 30 seconds to reboot and startup SNMP IGMP Prozy DNS Proxy Reboot 30 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 4 Setting up WAN and LAN Interfaces 4 1 LAN Interface To set up the Ethernet Interface STEP 1 Click LAN Setup on the Basic Menu bar SHDSL GU LAN Setup Link Status LAN Setup IP Address 1721652 Lange Pass Word Change Password 255 255 255 0 Save Reboot Erase amp Reboot Apply Cancel STEP 2 Enter the new IP address and Subnet and click on Apply to display the following screen LAN IP address is going to change Use the new IP address to browse the web configuration Change amp Reboot Changes the configuration and reboot now Change Changes the confiquration only STEP 3 You can click on the Change amp Reboot button to use the new IP address and reset the device immediately This does not require the Save action Alternatively you can click on the Change button to use the new IP address but you need to save the new setting before you reset the router After the IP address is changed to be able to use the Web browser or Telnet make sure your PC s IP address is set to the same network segment 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 31 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 4 2 Configuring the WAN Interface Clic
17. change the passwords SHDSL Router System and Password Parameters Terminal Type TAB Console Password Check TARB Enabled Session Timeout min Hew Administrator Password Retype Password Hew User Password Retype Password L Home x Prev Henu PATH HAIH ZBRSIC SVYSTEH HES SAGE e New Administrator Password and Retype Password Enter the administrator password in the New Administrator Password and confirm the password by retyping the password in the Retype Password field e New User Password and Retype Password Enter the user password in the New User Password and confirm the password by retyping the password in the Retype Password field 16 1 5 Retrieve the Factory Default Settings Enter BASIC DEFAULT and press the Y key After the default settings are set to the factory default return to the main menu and enter MAIN gt WRITE to save the configurations This WLLL Set system parameters to factory default Set System parameters to factory defaultt Press any key to return to previous menu aaa 16 1 6 Disable the Web Browser The router allows access via a Web browser by factory default To disable this function enter ADVANCE HTTPD choose Disabled and submit the setting L Home Menu Prey Menu PATH MAIN AQWANCE HTTPO MESSAGE gt 70 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 16 1 7 Save the Configurations The new parameters can func
18. default setting is 5 minutes In Direct mode this function is not used and the field displays zero Enable DHCP server Check the item to enable the DHCP server or uncheck it to disable it Keepalive Keep alive is a networking operation that periodically default Interval sec every 10 seconds checks the availability of a connection between the CO and CPE If the keep alive message is not acknowledged the connection will be interrupted STEP 3 Click PPPoE and type the user name and password that the remote subscriber needs for Internet access STEP 4 Click on the Add button The new VC is added in the Current ATM PVC List on the bottom screen To modify the VC click a VC from the Current ATM PVC List to display the parameters of the VC Change its parameters and click on the Modify button WAN Setup C RFC1483 Bridged RFC1483 Routed WAM IP address WAM subnet mask Po PPPoE NAT Enabled User name Password Mode auto Idle Timeout min bo Enable DHCP Server Keepalive Interval zec o C PPPoA Enabled User name Password Keepalive Intervall sec J Modify Delete Current List E eae Authentication Idle Keepalive PPPoE lim Mask Sete Protocol Timeout Interval Mode cene E es Down 34 OM NM auto Down 1740 A2 GB20 00
19. 11 SHDSL SHDSL Characteristics Parameters Down 2 Left A Prev Henu Right D Next Menu PATH MATN ADVANCE 68 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide STEP 3 Press the 2 key and then press the Enter key in MAIN ADVANCE DHCP DHCP Parameters 1 Seruer DHCP Server Parameters 2 24 BOOTP DHEP Relay Parameters Fixed Host IP Address List Left A Prev Henu Right D Next Menu PATH STEP 4 Now you have reached MAIN ADVANCE DHCP RELAY SHDSL Router Relay Parameters BOOTP DHCP SPruer IP L Home Henu W Prev Henu PATH gt 16 1 3 Motoring SHDSL Line Status Enter MAIN BASIC SHDSL to monitor the SHDSL Line status SHDSL Router SHDSL Link Status Termianl Type perate State Actual Bit Rate Kbps Line Attenuation dB SHR Hargin dB CRC since reset ES since reset SES since reset LOSWS since reset UAS since reset CRC current 15 min ES current 15 min SES current 15 min LOSWS current 15 min UAS current min current day ES current day SES current 0505 current current Any Key Prev Page Home Menu PATH HAIH BRSIC SHDSL 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 69 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 16 1 4 Password Setup Enter MAIN BASIC SYSTEM to
20. 1740 2 20 00 July 2004 65 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 16 Console Access To access the device via the console port the following are required VT100 Compatible Terminal This terminal is essential to perform the initial configuration of the router This is normally a terminal with a VT100 emulation program such Telix or HyperTerminal Edition 5 e Console Port Cable An RS 232 DB9 to DB9 straight through cable is only required if you need to connect the device to a VT100 terminal or equivalent The cable is not supplied with the SHDSL router 16 1 1 Login For access by console the console PC should be installed with a standard VT100 emulation program such as HyperTerminal 5 or Telix You must connect the router to a PC using a serial cable The following steps describe how to establish the console session STEP1 Run a standard VT100 program such as HyperTerminal Ver 5 is recommended or Telix in the local terminal and select an open com port STEP2 Enter the following port settings e Baud rate 9600 e Data bits 8 e Parity none e Stop bit 1 e Flow control none STEP3 After the session parameters are set up press the Enter Key You will be requested to enter the user name and password STEP4 After successfully logging in the main menu will appear SHDSL Router Hain Henu g BRsIC Basic Configuration 2 ADVANCE Advance Configuration 3 MON Status Statistics Monit
21. 255 255 255 0 Properties Bindings Advanced 805 DHS Configuration Gateway WINS Configuration Address IP address can be automatically assigned to this computer IF your network does not automatically assign addresses ask Pour network administrator For an address and then type it in the space below Obtain an IP address automatically Specify an IP address IP Address 192 158 1 133 Subnet hask 255 255 255 O Cancel STEP 2 Start your Internet browser STEP 3 Enter the IP address of the router in the Web address field For example if the IP address is 192 168 1 1 enter http 192 168 1 1 STEP 4 You will be prompted to enter your user name and password Type your password or if the password was not changed type the default passwords The default ADMINISTRATOR user name and password are root 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 11 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide STEP 5 After successfully logging in you will reach the main configuration page The left hand side has a menu and the right side is blank 51051 CED Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot NAPT DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics Interface Monitor Utilites 12 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide c Pme Web Page Layout O
22. 3 RFC 2684 1483 RFC 2516 RFC 2364 16 AALS UBR CBR VBR UNI3 1 4 0 FA F5 RS232 DB9 Yes Yes Yes Yes Power LAN status ADSL status IEEE 802 3 10 100 Base T Yes Yes Yes Yes July 2004 73 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Network functions ARP Yes DNS NAT PAT DHCP BOOTP Yes PAP CHAP Yes Automatic IP and DNS Assignment RFC 1877 Power Supply External power adapter 110 VAC or 230 VAC Frequency 50 60 Hz Environmental Conditions Operating temperature 0 50 degrees Celsius Relative humidity 5 95 non condensing Note Specifications are subject to change without notice 74 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00
23. 740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide To modify the VC click a VC from the Current ATM PVC List to display the parameters of the VC Change its parameters and click on the Modify button SHDSI WAN Setup YPI vcl 34 Multiplexing Enable Link Status 1483 Bridged WAN Setu RFC1483 Routed LAN Setup WAM IP address subnet mask Routing Setup Change Password PPPoE NAT Enabled Save Reboot User name Password Erase amp Reboot b ae Made direct Idle Timeout min Enable DHCP Server PPPoA Enabled RR Password DHCP E Modify Delet SNMP opea Current ATM PVC List OX u WAN Configure FERE a Bridging C Bridged n 33 PPPoA 0 LLE pal 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 25 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Sub Password Setup There are two types of access privileges A system ADMINISTRATOR is the only person that can configure change parameters monitor and read the performance and status of the system A USER can only monitor and read the status of the system The password for access through the Web is the same as for Telnet access To set up a password complete the following steps STEP 1 Click Change Password on the Basic menu bar STEP 2 Enter the passwords for Administrator and User and confirm the new password by re typing the passwo
24. Configurations The new parameters can function immediately without being saved to the flash memory To use these parameters after you restart the router you must save them to the flash memory To write the configurations click on the Save amp Reboot button Click on the Save button on the main screen If you need to reboot the device after writing the configurations also click on the Reboot button SHDSI Saue amp Reboot Link Status Saves the current configuration to the flash memory Do not turn off the power before the next is Setup displayed LAN Setup Or else the unit will be damaged Routing Setup Change Password Erase amp Reboo The modem will reboot And it willtake 30 seconds to reboot and startup Proxy DNE Proxy Reboot WAN Configure Bridging 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 29 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 4 2 Load Factory Default Values Caution If you reset your device to the factory defaults any changes to parameters will be lost and all parameters will revert to their default values To retrieve the factory default settings STEP 1 Click Erase amp Reboot on the Basic menu bar STEP 2 Click Erase and Reboot respectively SHDSI Link Status The current parameters will be erased from the flash and WAN Setup reset to their original default settings LAN Setup This will come into effect after reboot Routing
25. G MP Proxy DNS Proxy Reboot 3 2 3 When VC is set in the the router will auto detect the Authentication code or CHAP The NAPT and DHCP server functions will be enabled automatically STEP 1 Click WAN Setup on the Basic menu bar and enter the following parameters to set up the PPPoE Enter a value for the vitual path identifier Enter a value for the virtual channel identifier LLCEncapsulation With LLC encapsulation a link control header is added to the Ethernet packet that identifies the protocol type Ethernet This allows multiple protocols to be transmitted over the ATM Virtual Circuit VC Multiplexing With VC Multiplexing no link control header is needed as the ATM Virtual Circuit is assumed to be carrying a single protocol Enable NAPT Selecting Enabling NAPT will enable Network Port Address Translation on the WAN interface User Name Password These two fields are used for remote subscriber to log on for Internet access Mode Direct and Auto If the mode is set to Auto the PPPoE negotiation automatically starts when the system identifies any traffic required to be transferred on the link When DIRECT is selected the PPPoE negotiation is started manually 22 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Idle Timeout The Idle Time field defines the period of idle time after which the PPPoE link will be terminated It is functional in the auto mode The
26. HCP server click on DHCP on the Advanced menu bar Click Enable in the DHCP Server field and fill out the parameters Click Apply to submit the settings BOOTP Routing Setup DHCP Server DHCP Relay Change Password Save amp Reboot DHCP Server Configuration Erase amp Reboot Starting IP Address 19216812 End IP Address 192 168 1 130 Gateway 19216811 7 LI Netmask 255 255 2550 IGMP Proxy DNS 1 9216811 1 DNS Proxy TAN Configure Lease Time da P Bridging System Apply Cancel Statistics Eu 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 49 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 9 2 DHCP Relay Click on DHCP on the Advanced menu bar On the main screen click on the BOOTP DHCP Relay tab and configure the following parameters BOOTP DHCP Relay Enable IP Address This defines the IP address of the remote DHCP server After completing the settings click Apply to submit the settings Also change the router s LAN IP address DHCP Server DHCP RELAY BOOTP DHCP Relay Configuration NAPT BOOTP DHCP Relay DHCP IP Address 1921681294 SNMP DNS Proxy Cancel 50 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 10 DNS Proxy A Domain Name Server DNS provides an IP address to a host computer for an applied Domain Name The router supports the DNS proxy feature which receives and attempts to find an entry in its local tables and when one 1
27. July 2004 23 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 2 4 PPPoA When a VC is configured for PPPOA the router will auto detect the Authentication code PAP or CHAP and the NAPT function will be enabled automatically STEP 1 Click WAN Setup on the Basic menu bar STEP 2 Enter values for the following fields VPI VCI Encapsulation LLC or VC MUX Enable Enter a value for the vitual path identifier Enter value for the virtual channel identifier LLC Encapsulation With LLC encapsulation a link control header is added to the Ethernet packet that identifies the protocol type Ethernet This allows multiple protocols to be transmitted over the ATM Virtual Circuit VC Multiplexing With VC Multiplexing no link control header is needed as the ATM Virtual Circuit is assumed to be carrying a single protocol Enable NAPT Selecting Enabling NAPT will enable Network Port Address Translation on the WAN interface Keepalive Interval sec Keep alive is a networking operation that periodically checks the availability of a connection between the CO and CPE If the keep alive message 15 not acknowledged the connection will be interrupted STEP 3 Click PPPoA and type the user name and password that the remote subscriber needs for Internet access STEP 4 Click on the Add button The new VC is added in the Current ATM PVC List on the bottom screen 24 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1
28. To modify the parameters select an item from the List of NAPT Entries Modify the parameters and click on the Modify button To delete the parameters select an item from the List of NAPT Entries Click on the Delete button 48 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 9 DHCP The router can be set as a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server or a DHCP relay The former acts like an IP address pool Upon power on the PCs on the same domain will request an available IP address from the IP address pool of DHCP server DHCP provides a centralized approach to allocating IP addresses It allows IP addresses to be dynamically assigned on an as needed basis from a pool of addresses DHCP relay acts as an intermediate station The DHCP server is at a remote location PCs are directed to the remote location by the DHCP relay to obtain an available IP address 9 1 DHCP Server When a workstation is configured for automatic IP address assignment it broadcasts a request to the LAN When the router is configured as a DHCP server the IP addresses in the DHCP pool should be at the same network segment as the DHCP server DNS IP must be valid parameter to activate the DHCP server to forward the DNS IP address to the workstations The router supports DNS Proxy function It can forward the name of the website to the correct DNS server to obtain the correct IP address To configure the router as a D
29. Type E SB IGHP Proxy DNS Proxy VAN Configure Loopback FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFHFFFFFTFFHEFEFEE Bridging statistics Interface After filling out the following parameters click Start Loopback to perform the loopback Flow Type Choose the F5 loopback type Seg is the segment loopback It verifies the connection between the router and DSLAM Ete is the end to end loopback verifying the connection between the router and the ISP Broadband RAS 085 Specify the VPI that will perform the loopback V V Specify the VCI that will perform the loopback ID Loopback Specify the ID number on the ATM network that will loop back the signals 58 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 13 3 Ping A Ping test is used to verify the status of a network connection after the RIP or static route function is enabled Ping sends a request message to the host and waits for a return message This diagnostic function can verify if the remote host is reachable Ping can also measure the round trip time to the remote host Click Utilities on the Advanced menu bar and click on the Ping tab on the main screen After typing the IP address and the ping data size click Submit to perform the test The ping result will display later Link Status WAN setup Loopback Routing Setup Ping Test iL m TIU Lx m Tum lange rassword Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot IP Address 192 168
30. e default RIP parameter for each interface is RIPv2 In this default mode this router can operate normally without other adjustments If you want to configure advanced RIP functions perform the procedures that follow Enter BASIC ROUTING RIP INTERFACE LAN to configure the parameters Routing Table RIP Configuration RIP Status Enable Disable amp uta zunmrmiary 1 C Enable bisabla Intarfaca Status Version Poison amp uthantication Authantication Coda Reverse 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 41 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 7 3 Displaying the Routing Table To display the routing table you can enter either of the following screens e BASIC ROUTING SETUP ROUTING TABLE screen Advance Utilities Routing Table The following routing table appears after clicking Basic gt Routing Setup gt Routing Table SHDSL CID Link Status WAN Setup Notation connected 5 static R RIP I ICMP Redirect LAN Setup Network Address Subnet Mask Gateway interface Routing setup 1772 16 50 255 255 2550 172 16 5 2 Change Password Save amp Reboot Refresh Erase amp Reboot 42 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 8 NAT Network Address Translation NAT or NAPT is a transparent routing function that translates a private IP address on a LAN into a public address that can be used in a public network Po
31. eet POT OR direct Idle Timeout min Enable DHCP Server Keepalive Interval sec C PPPoA NAT Enabled SNMP User name Password IGMP Proxy Keepalive Interval sec DNS Proxy Modify WAN Configure Current ATM List PFilter System Statistics igi 3 d Down Interface Monitor 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 17 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide dub Router Mode Service for Five Static IP Addresses To set up the service for five static IP addresses you need to set up the VC in RFC 1483 Routed mode STEP 1 Click WAN Setup on the Basic menu bar STEP 2 Enter values for VPI VCI Encapsulation LLC or VC MUX Enable Enter a value for the vitual path identifier Enter a value for the virtual channel identifier LL CEncapsulation With LLC encapsulation a link control header is added to the Ethernet packet that identifies the protocol type Ethernet This allows multiple protocols to be transmitted over the ATM Virtual Circuit VC Multiplexing With VC Multiplexing no link control header is needed as the ATM Virtual Circuit is assumed to be carrying a single protocol Enable NAPT Selecting Enabling NAPT will enable Network Port Address Translation on the WAN interface STEP 3 Click on the RFC 1483 Routed option 18 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide STEP 4 Click on the Add button The new VC is added i
32. er Power connection Connect the supplied external AC adapter into the DC power outlet on the back of the router Connect the power supply into your wall outlet or surge protector Turn on the power switch After powering on the router performs a self test Wait for a few seconds until the test is finished then the router will be ready to operate The POWER indicator on the front of the router will illuminate green to indicate that power is being supplied to the router Caution 1 If the router fails to power up or it malfunctions first verify that the power supply is connected correctly Then power it on again If the problem persists contact your technical support representative Caution 2 Before servicing or disassembling this equipment always disconnect all power cords and telephone lines from the wall outlet 10 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER Quick Installation This section describes how to manage the router via the Web browser from the remote end The Web page is best read with a display resolution of 1024 x 768 To change the resolution go to the Microsoft Windows Control Panel and click on the Display icon You will find the display settings there Login STEP 1 Configure your workstation to the same network segment as the router if for example the router is set to its default address of 192 168 1 1 we could set the PC to 192 168 1 133 and subnet mask
33. ess share a public IP address such as 10 1 1 1 STEP 1 Click on NAPT on the Advanced menu bar STEP 2 Click on PAT and enter the following parameters e Start Private IP Address Type the first IP address For example 192 168 1 140 e End Private IP Address Type the last IP address For example 192 168 1 150 e Global IP Address Type the public IP address For example 10 1 1 1 STEP 2 Click on the Add button to submit the settings Change Password NAT PAT pave amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot NAPT Configuration Fixed NAT local IP Address Public IP Address IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy Multi NAT Start local IP Address WAN Configure overload Start Public IP Address Foo IP Bridging S cum Modify Delet Flush 44 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 8 2 One to One NAT One to one NAT maps a private IP address to a public IP address such as 192 168 1 10 to 10 1 1 34 Click NAPT on the Advanced menu bar and click on the NAT PAT tab to access the NAT PAT Configuration screen Follow the steps below STEP 1 Select Fixed NAT STEP 2 Type the private IP address in the Private IP Address field for example 192 168 1 233 and type the public IP address in the Public IP Address field STEP 3 Click on the Add button PAT Configuration Routing Setup Change Password i local
34. following is an example of upgrade failure resulting from an incorrect file format KE MME RR IAD BE khk h Microsolt Web MAS Windows SMES Application Save amp Reboot Enea aloo Server IP Address 172 164 36 File Name 301 crz Type amp Download Firmware Upload DHCP SNMP Apply Reset IGMP Proxy WAN Configure Utilites Tk 35 Gu we lei Before performing the TFTP upgrade run the software Click on Utilities on the Advanced menu bar Fill out the TFTP Server IP address file name and upgrade type e Software upgrade Check Download and choose Firmware in the column to the right e Homepage upgrade Check Download and choose Homepage in the column to the right e Configuration backup Check Upload and choose Configuration in the column to the right e Retrieving Configurations Check Download and choose Configuration in the column to the right After completing the settings click Apply to perform the function and note the following e After software or homepage upgrades are complete reboot the device to run the new file e After the configurations are retrieved also write the configurations to the Flash memory The following is an example of how to set up the parameters for sof
35. g and deleting the static routes Routing Setup Routing Setup Baie Configuration Link Status Status Rip Status Verzion 2 WAN Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Static Routes Configuration Change Password Change Password Destination Hetwark 10 Save amp Reboot Dezkinatiem Subset Mack Erase amp Reboot Hop IP List of Static Routes IGMP Proxy DNS Fiozy Select Network ID Subnet Mask Next Hop 12 Metric Add To add a static route complete the following steps STEP 1 Enter the parameters for Destination Network ID Subnet Mask Next Hop IP STEP 2 Click on the ADD button Modify To modify a static route complete the following steps STEP 1 Select the entry you wish to modify from the List of Static Routes STEP 2 Change the parameters STEP 3 Click on the Modify button 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 39 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Delete STEP 1 Select the entry you wish to delete from the List of Static Routes STEP 2 Change the parameters STEP 3 Click on the Delete button 7 2 Set Up the RIP function To enable the RIP complete the following steps STEP 1 Click Routing Setup from the Basic menu bar STEP 2 Select On in the Rip Status field STEP 3 Select a RIP Version Version 1 or Version 2 from the Version field STEP 4 Click Apply to submit the settings Routing Setup Routing Table Link Statu
36. ions 3 3 Spanning Tree Protocol The STP function is disabled by factory default To enable it click Enable in the Spanning Tree field and configure the interfaces on the screen When the parameters are set up click Apply to submit the settings Spaning Tree Link Status WAN Setu Spanning Tree Configuration LAN Setup Routing setup Spanning Tree C Disable S esed eras Priority 65535 poe Change Password LAM Operation Made C Disable Enable Port Priority D 255 2 Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot ATM1 Operation Disable Enable Port Priority 0 255 E 2 Operation Mode Disable Enable Port Priority 0 2551 E Operation Mode C Disable enable Port Priority 0 255 1 EE DHCP ATM4 Operation Mode Dissble ee Enable Port Priority 255 SNMP ATMS Operation Mode C pisable Enable Port Priority 0 255 2 IGMP Proxy Prox ATM6 Operation Made C Disable ee Enable Port Priority 0 288 25 DNS Proxy Operation Mode pisable Enable Port 0 258 8 AN ATM Operation Mode Disable Enable Port Priority D 255 128 Bridging ATMS Operation Mode C Disable Enable Port Priority 255 2 vatem Statistics ATM Operation Made C Disable 6 Enable Port Priority 255 a 7 Interface Monitor 10 Operation Made
37. ity measure examines incoming and outgoing packet headers IP address port number and so on on the network and determines whether to forward the packets based on user defined rules deny accept and count The SHDSL router provides packet filter and stateful packet inspection It has denial of service protection against attacks such as ICMP Flood Ping of Death IP spoofing Port Scans Land Attacks Tear Drop Attacks IP Source Route and WinNuke Attacks To access the packet filter functions select Packet Filter from the advanced menu The screen will display as below showing a list of the currently configured filter entries Packet Filter Packet Filter Setup Link Status Packet Filter Status Enable C Disable W AN Setu LAN Setup Routing Setup Rule Parameter Change Password T Priority 65535 Enable Message LOG Save amp Reboot Protocol TCP Flag Fin Syn Rst Psh Ack Ura 00005 Erase amp Reboot gl y g Source MASK PORT S Destinatin IP MASK PORT DHCP Action ALLOW Direction BOTH Interface SNMP Add Modify Delete IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy Current PF Rules List v e Select Priority Protocol js pe a Action Direction Interface irre rigging less35 ip xxxxxxlany any accept Both ANY PFilter 6 1 1 Add a Packet Filter entry To add a Pac
38. k WAN Setup on the Basic menu bar and configure the VC to RFC 1483 Bridged RFC 1483 Routed PPPoE or PPPoA To set up these services refer to Section 3 2 WAH Setup WPI WOT Multiplexing Enable Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup RFC1483 Bridged C RFC1483 Routed Routing Setup WAM IP address WAM subnet mask Change Password PPPoE MAT Enabled Save amp Reboot User name Password Erase amp Reboot n Mode direct Idle Tirneout rnin Enable DHCP Server PPPoA NAT Enabled User name Password DHCE Add Modify Delete SNMP Ada Modify Dele IGMP Froxv DNS Proxy Current PY C List 5 wc i P hans IF mam User rem Idle WAN Confi Mode ver ddress Mask Protocol imeout Mode E LLE Down 32 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 4 2 1 VC Data Flow Control To set up the flow control parameters such as AAL5 encapsulation QOS Peak Cell Rate Sustainable Cell Rate and Burst Tolerance follow the steps below Click WAN Configure on the Advanced menu bar and click on the VCC tab on the main menu Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save Reboot Erase amp Reboot DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy DNS Fr
39. ket Filter complete the following steps STEP 1 Click on the Add button the Packet Filter Add screen will appear STEP 2 Enter values for the parameters explained below STEP 3 Click on the Apply button at the bottom of the page Priority You can enter a number here to assign the priority of a filter in case there are overlapping rules The lower the number the higher its priority Protocol Select from TCP UDP ICMP IP Source IP Source IP of a packet you wish to filter Source Mask Source Mask of a packet Source Port Source Port of a packet you wish to filter 1740 2 20 00 July 2004 37 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Destination IP Destination IP of a packet you wish to filter Destination Mask Destination Mask of a packet Destination Port Destination Port of a packet you wish to filter TCP Flag This field allows you to filter according to a TCP flag F S R P A U Action This field determines the action the router will take when it receives a packet that corresponds to a filtering rule It can be set to allow to let the packet pass through the filter deny to drop the packet count which has no effect on whether the packet will be allowed through the filter causes the packet to be included in the accounting statistics kept by the filter Interface You can choose to apply this setting to a specific LAN or ATM interface This function is called Packet Binding Packet Binding is a function
40. lnet 132 158 1 1 the name of a program folder document ar Internet 4 Cancel Browse STEP 3 Enter the user name and password and press Enter to login The default password and user name are root 8 Telnet Connect Edit Terminal Help SHDSL Router Login Password STEP 4 The following displays the main menu after login SHDSL Router Hain Henu BASIC Basic Configuration ADVANCE Advance Configuration HON Status Statistics Monitor UTIL Utilities 575 System Information WRITE Write Configuration REBOOT Reboot Disconnect Left A Prev Henu Right D Next Menu 72 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 Appendix A Specifications WAN Interface One SHDSL port SHDSL standard SHDSL Line Interface Encoding scheme Line rate Data rate Encapsulation Multi protocol over AAL5 Bridged Multi protocol over AAL5 Route PPP over Ethernet PPP over AAL5 ATM Attributes VCs AAL type ATM service class ATM UNI support OAM Management Console port SNMP TR 006 ADS Line MIB Telnet Web based management LED Indicators Local Interface Four Ethernet ports Standard Transparent bridge and learning Routing functions IP static route RIP and RIPv2 IGMP Proxy 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide ITU T G991 2 RJ45 TC PAM Per ITU T G991 2 SHDSL N x 64 Kbps N 1 36 per Channel 2 channels RFC 2684 148
41. n each Web page there are two areas e Menu Bar On the left side of the Web page is the menu bar It is divided into two parts Basic and Advanced The Basic menu bar sets up the device for quick setup The Advanced menu bar configures advance functions such as SNMP DHCP server and DNS proxy The menu also covers the maintenance function e Main Window The main window in middle of the page displays after clicking a button on the menu bar It includes the tabs on the top of the window The tabs lead to other sub screens Main window W nip Tabs Routing Setup Rip Configuration Rip Status Wersion 2 Apply Static Routes Configuration Destination Network ID Destination Subnet Mask Metric fl nae List of Static Routes Menu bar 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 13 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 1 3 Monitoring the SHDSL Line Click Link Status on the Basic menu bar The Link Status screen has two tabs SHDSL Status and Performance SHDSL Status is used to monitor the SHDSL link and the Performance is used to monitor the SHDSL performance LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot qE ED Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save dz Reboot Erase amp Reboot Proxy DNS Prox 14 SHDSL Status SHDSL Status Line Attenuation dB
42. n the Current ATM PVC List on the bottom screen To modify the VC click a VC from the Current ATM PVC List to display the parameters of the VC Change its parameters and click on the Modify button SHDSL ae WAN Setup ver Multiplexing Enable Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup 1483 Routed Routing Setup WAN IP address 10001 WAN subnet mask 255 255 255 252 rass Word Change Password C PPPoE NAT Enabled Save amp Reboot User name Password Erase amp Reboot sey Re Mode direct x Idle Timeout min Enable DHCP Server Keepalive Interval sec 0 NAPT DHCP PPPoA NAT Enabled SNMP User name Password IGMP Proxy Keepalive Interval sec DNS Proxy Modify Delete WAN Configure Current ATM List Bridging PFilter VLAN Select mode adress Subnet Mask mead a es Pe System Statistics Bridged 33 orF Down Interface Monitor C RFC1483 Bridged Routed 0 34 LLC OFF 10 0 0 m 255 255 x Down 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 19 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide After creating an RFC 1483 Routed VC click LAN Setup to set up the router s Ethernet IP address SHDSL ax LAN Setup Link Status WAR setu LAN Setup LAN Setup Routing setup LAM IP Address 1721652 Pass Wore Change Passw
43. n upgrade the software back up the configuration and retrieve past configurations This section describes how to achieve these tasks using the console port or LAN port RS2352 Console 210 65 231 200 24 In the above diagram the server is a PC with software installed If you will use the console port to perform the TFTP upgrade connect the console port of the router to your PC If you will use Telnet or Web browser connect the LAN port of the router to your Ethernet LAN Notes After the home page is upgraded right click your Internet Explorer shortcut icon on your desktop and choose Properties on the popup menu On the Internet Properties window click on the Clear History button and click OK Then you can use the Web browser to log on to the router Internet Properties General Security Content Connections Programs Advanced Home page A fou can change which page to use for your home page Address Use Default Use Blank Temporary Internet files The History folder contains links ta pages you ve visited for quick access to recently viewed pages Dave to keep pages in history 20 Clear History Colors Fonts Languages Accessibility 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 55 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide If a wrong format of the file us uploaded a failure message will display during the upgrade The
44. not found it forwards the request to a remote server Click DNS Proxy on the Advance men bar and configure the following parameters DNS proxy Primary Server IP address Secondary Server IP address Erase amp Reboot DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy WAN Configure Bridging osten DAS Proxy 1740 A2 GB20 00 Enabled Disabled factory default disabled Enter the primary server IP address Enter the secondary server IP address that will be used immediately when the primary server IP address fails or is not available DNS Proxy Configuration Primary Server IP Address Secondary Server IP Address Apply Cancel July 2004 51 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 11 IGMP IGMP Internet Group Membership Protocol is a protocol used by IP hosts to report their multicast group memberships to any immediately neighboring multicast routers STEP 1 Add a VC and set it to RFC 1483 Routed mode Setup Li nl WAN Setup in gt Status WAN Setup vet ver E amp LLc smap ve multiplexing Enable LAM Setup C RrFCIAR3 Bridged Routing Setup ur gFCI483 Routed Ja aE WAM subnet mask 255 265 255 252 Save amp Reboot amp Reboot PPPoE Enabled User name Password Idle Timeoutt min ATA TUR Made direct P Enabla DHCP Server PPPoA Enabled ae Use
45. ons to multiple destinations The integrated four port switch enables up to four devices to be connected to the LAN The SHDSL router can be used for variety of applications including video conferencing remote training e commerce and other multimedia applications Easy configuration and monitoring can be accomplished using the Web browser The SHDSL router has full routing capabilities to segment route IP protocol and is capable of bridging other protocols It can be also configured in either server or client mode enabling point to point connectivity between two sites 1 1 Application The router can be used for DSLAM and point to point applications SHDSL Router DSLAM Application SHDSL Router SHDSL Router Point to Point Application 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 7 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 1 2 LED Indicators There are eight LEDs on the front panel of the router the functions of the LEDs are described in the table below uU E 5 PARADYNE SHOSL Finuter Figure 1 1 Faceplate LED Indicators DECRE rre Eerens asane or _ ov emwscese est _ On Off Off On LINK established Flash On Off On ff SHDSL TX 8 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 2 Installation 2 1 Preparing for Hardware Installation The following equipment may be necessary to install the r
46. or 4 UTIL Utilities 55 System Information WRITE Write Configuration REBOOT Reboot Disconnect Down 2 Left R Prey Menu Right D Next Menu PATH MAIN 66 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 16 1 2 Keyboard Operations In this table the caret denotes the Ctrl key The upward arrow key moves the cursor upward in the menu downward arrow key moves the cursor downward in the menu Returns to the previous menu If you are in a leaf menu you may need to push lt 5 first to save the information EN Skips to the next menu AS Hold down the Cirl S keys simultaneously to perform different actions such as Save Add Delete and Go AX In the leaf menu hold down the Ctrl X keys simultaneously to return to the previous menu AL Hold down the Cirl L keys simultaneously to return to the Home Menu AT Hold down the Cirl T keys simultaneously to reset the value or statistics counted AR Hold down the Cirl R keys simultaneously to refresh or restore the menu Q Press the Q key to stop certain actions such as software downloading Tab In the leaf menu some configuration fields are marked TAB It means you need to press the TAB key to scroll through and select the pre defined options The following backup keys can be used if your software doesn t support arrow keys AW Moves the cursor upward equal to the up arrow key AZ Moves the cursor d
47. ord Subnet 2552552550 Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot e After changing the IP address click Apply to display the following screen The Change amp Reboot button allows you to use the new IP address and reboot the router immediately The Change button allows using the IP address immediately but you need to save the setting by clicking Save amp Reboot on the Basic menu bar To use the Web Browser make sure you change the PC s IP address LAN IP address is going to change Use the new IP address to browse the web configuration Change amp Reboot Changes the configuration and reboot now Change Changes the configuration only Change amp Reboot Change For example to change the VC 0 34 Mode RFC 1483 Bridged to Mode RFC 1483 Routed follow the steps below STEP1 Click WAN Setup on the Basic menu bar 20 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide STEP2 select 0 34 from the Current ATM PVC List to display the parameters and click RFC 1483 Routed and then click on the Modify button WAH Setup WAN Setup RFC1483 Bridged RFC1483 Routed WAM address 10 001 WAR subnet mask 255 255 255 252 C PPPoE HAT Enabled User name Password direct Idle Timeout min THEE Bemer Keepalive Interval sec PPPoA MAT Enabled Username Password Keepalive Intereali sec Modify Delete Current List v v
48. outer e power adapter A power adapter is shipped with the router LAN connection cable To connect to the hub use a straight through RJ45 cable To connect to a PC use a crossover RJ45 cable e Four wire 8P8C straight through RJ45 cable A four wire 8P8C straight through RJ45 cable is needed to connect to the LINE port to the wall outlet 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 9 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 2 2 Connections E L Li m E i FEN na TA a FEN DSL connection Connect the supplied RJ45 cable to the port marked LINE at the back of the SHDSL router Connect the other end of the cable to your telephone line wall outlet Ensure your computer is turned on before you connect the DSL line to the router A green LED on the front of the device labeled LINK will illuminate steadily If the SHDSL LINK LED does not illuminate steadily within one minute of it being connected check your cable connections to ensure they are correct and securely installed Ethernet connection Insert one end of the RJ45 Ethernet cable into one of the LAN ports marked LAN on the back of the SHDSL router Connect the other end of the cable into your Ethernet Network Interface Card NIC installed in your computer When the Ethernet connection is established the correspondent green LED on the front panel labeled LAN will illuminate steadily You can connect up to four PCs to the rout
49. ownward equal to the down arrow key Return to the previous screen equal to the left arrow key AD Enter the selected item equal to the right arrow key 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 67 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide The backup keys displayed at the bottom of the screen Basic Configuration g svsrEn System and Password Parameters 2 SHDSL SHDSL Link Status 3 WAN WAN Setup LAN LAN Setup ROUTING Static Route and RIP Parameters SAVE Save and Reboot DEFAULT Erase to Default Doun 2 Left A Prey Menu Right D Next Menu PATH HMAIN BASIC In addition to the arrow keys to move the cursor in the menu you can enter the requested screen by entering the number For example to enter MAIN ADVANCE DHCP RELAY follow the steps below STEP 1 Press the 2 key to enter the Advance menu and then press the Enter key Basic Configuration fiduance Configuration z Status Statistics Monitor 4 UTIL Utilities 55 System Information WRITE Write Configuration REBOOT Reboot Disconnect LeFt h Prev Menu Right D Next Menu NAT Parameters DHCP Parameters 3 SNMP SHHP Parameters 5 IGHP IGHP Proxy Parameters 5 DNS DHS Proxy Parameters 6 IHTERFRCE Interface Parameters ROUTING Routing Parameters BRIDGING Transparent Bridging Parameters 9 Web Server Parameters 18 Parameters
50. oxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics Interface Monitor Utilites Select a VC in the Index field and click on the Modify button to configure the VC s flow control Interface AALS Peak Sustainable Burst Cell Rate Cell Rate Tolerance bps 2304000 2304000 u 2304000 c up R 2304000 ea LLC UER 2304000 ele LLC UER 2304000 2304000 0 2304000 0 0 C ves NONE CNET c up R 2304000 0 0 vcio 42 LLC LIB R 2304000 0 0 Over LLC LIB R 2304000 0 0 C veaz 44 LLC UER 2304000 C veis 45 LLC UER 2304000 4 LLC UER 2304000 C LLC UER 2304000 LLC LIB R 2304000 parameters Click on OK to complete the settings Link Status WAR Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot NAPT DHCP SNMP Proxy Proxy WAN Configure Bridging System Statistics 1740 A2 GB20 00 Interface AALS Peak Sustainable Burst Index Cell Rate Cell Rate Tolerance bps bps msec Hm a pan 2304000 E Ma 36 LLZ 2304000 m 2304000 LIB F 2304000 2304000
51. p Routing Setup Change Password SMMP Parameters Reboot Erase Reboot SNMP Service Enable System Version Description COMTREND CORPORATION SHDSL Terminatio System Contact GlotalSP contrendoorp com Phone 886 2 2999826 WAPT System Location COMTREND CORPORATION 3F 1 10 Lane 609 DHCP System ID 361413336 SHHP Default Trap Address 918266 1 TGHP Proxy Community for Reading MIB phi ooo DNS Proxy Community for Modifying MIB pie oo WAN Configure Bridging Apply Cancel 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 35 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 5 2 Disable SNMP Click SNMP on the Advanced menu bar and click on the Modify button at the bottom of the screen Choose Disable in the SNMP Service field and click on Apply to submit the setting Erase amp Reboot SNIP Parameters NAPT DHCP SNMP Service Enable System Version Description Lisable E CORPORATION IGHP Proxy System Contact Pers trendcorp cora Phone 886 2 296982 DNS Proxy System Location COMTREND CORPORATION 3F 1 10 Lane 609 C Configure system ID 1 3 5 14 13136 Bridging Default Trap Address 192 168 2656 _ System Community for Reading MIB uic Statistics Community for Modifying private Interface Monitor Canc Utilites 36 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 6 v Packet Filter Packet filter a firewall secur
52. p left of the System Statistics screen The Interface Statistics page displays statistics for all interfaces The following information is displayed In Octets The number of Octets bytes received InDiscards The number of packets received that were discarded InErrors The number of inward errors OutOctets The number of Octets bytes transmitted OutUcastPkts The number of unicast packets transmitted Broadcast PktsOut The number of broadcast packets transmitted OutDiscards The number of packets transmitted that were discarded OutErrors The number of outward errors 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 61 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide To view TCP IP statistics click on the TCP IP tab at the top of the System Statistics page The TCP IP page displays the IP statistics UDP statistics TCP statistics and ICMP statistics LAN Setup Interfaces Routing Setup Change Password TCP IP Statistics Save Reboot Erase amp IP Statistics In receives 8613 In Errors In Unknown Protos none Forwarded Datagra Out Requests 17858 out Discards la out Routes la Statistics Data grams In 105 Datagrams Qut 31 Errors In IGMP Prox Tcp Statistics DNS Froxv ive assive urren Wi AN Configure Opens 5 Opens ER Attempt Fails Establishments Bridgin T d E 8508 17933 NR Errors In System Statistics Interface Monitor Utilites Icmp Statistics
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54. r namei Password IAY UNS Proxy Modify Dele Configure Bridging Current List oveten ee Select Moda Subnet nr Authenticstion Idle PPPoE tatus statistics Mode vP Ive Name Protocol _ imeout Mode a nterface c Bridged o r L Down Down IGMP Proxy Routing Setup Change Password IGMP Proxy Setup Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot IGMP Proxy Enable Enable C Disable IGMP Proxy Interface 3 095 Routed NAPT DHCP SNMP Proxy STEP 3 Click Enable and choose the interface ATM1 ATM16 that the router is used to connect to the server This depends on VC to which interface it is assigned 52 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 STEP 4 Click Apply to submit the settings Link Setup LAN Setup Rout ing Setup The IGMP configuration has been changed Use Save Configuration to save new settings to Output Message Save amp Reboot flash Erase to default 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 53 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 12 VLAN To configure the VLAN function click on VLAN in the Advanced menu bar VLAN is disabled by factory default To enable it select Enable and click on the Set button Then you can proceed to create the VLAN group
55. rd again STEP 3 Click Apply to complete the settings and save the setting by entering the Save amp Reboot screen on the basic menu bar SHDSL Link Status WAN setu System and Password Configuration LAN Setup Routing Setup Terminal Type cpe Change Password Save Reboot Erase Reboot amp Reboot Session Timeout Mew Administrator Password Confirm Password t EE EEE DALE SNMP IGMP Proxy Console Password Enable C Disable New User Password t YE Confirm Password 666 e Terminal When the router is connected to the DSLAM select CPE When the router is connect to a router for point to point application one of the devices should be set to CO with the other set to CPE The default setting is CPE e Console Password Disabled a local user does not have to enter a password to enter the console mode Enabled users who attempt to access the device from the console will be prompted for the password e Session Timeout The console or telnet session will be terminated after this idle time It is calculated in minutes Users need to re log on to the device when the session times out The default setting is zero which means the function is disabled 26 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 3 2 6 Setting the Bridge Click on Bridging on the Advanced menu bar to set up the static bridging and Spanning Tree Protocol STP funct
56. rt Address Translation PAT is a form of NAT that maps multiple private IP addresses to a single public IP address Port numbers TCP or UDP ensure that packets are delivered properly Both Network Address Translation NAT and Port Address Translation PAT are supported by this router NAT and PAT are common solutions for overcoming the shortage of public IP addresses security private IP addresses are not transparent and assisting network administration DSL Router Network Address Translation The router supports many types of NAT functions including Fixed NAT this maps a private IP address to a public IP address e Multi NAT this maps multiple private IP addresses to multiple public IP address e PAT When private IP addresses are more than public IP addresses port address translation is supported to translate the public IP addresses Note the usage of synonyms below Local private illegal unregistered Public legal registered In PPPoE or PPPoA mode the NAT function is automatically enabled In RFC 1483 Routed mode to enable NAT you must select the Enable NAPT item on the WAN Setup screen The following pages describe how to set up a virtual server Redirect port and different types of NAT 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 43 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 8 1 Multiple to One This application requires a series of private IP addresses such as 192 168 1 140 192 168 1 150 These private IP addr
57. s The router supports four VLAN groups 1 to 4 You can choose and join different Ethernet ports to the PVC running in RFC 1483 bridged mode Packets will be transmitted or received from these ports to the appointed PVC The packets of the VLAN groups are not routable Packets that do not belong to the VLAN group are routable Parameters and buttons The PVC field displays the values of the PVCs that have been set up refer to the WAN Setup section Click on the Set button to apply the settings or click on the Clear button to delete a VLAN group Notes 1 You must save the parameters and reboot your router before the VLAN will be active 2 Each LAN can be assigned to only one group 3 Each PVC can be assigned to only one group VLAN Setup VLAN Intormation VLAN Disable Ethernet Port PVC Group IT LANI CLAN LAN3 I LANA NA Group 2r LANI 2 F LAN3 I LANA NA Group 3r LANI 2 F LAN3 C LANA NA Group 4 LANI 2 F LAN3 C LANA NA 54 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 13 Maintenance and Diagnostics This chapter describes how to perform a software upgrade configuration backup or configuration restoration and how to use the diagnostic functions of the router 13 1 Software Upgrade and Configuration Backup Restoration The router supports TFTP upgrade via the console Telnet and Web browser Using a TFTP server you ca
58. s Routing Setup WAN Setup Setup Rip Configuration TUTTI NE F Version 2 Rout in etu Rip Status Version Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot Static Routes Configuration Destination Network ID Destination Subnet Next Hopie o DHCP IGMP Proxy Add Modify Delete DAS Proxy Configure List of Static Routes To configure the advance functions of the RIP click on the RIP tab on the main screen and configure the requested parameters RIP version 2 or version 1 Authentication none no authentication code is required PlainText an authentication code is required You should also fill in the Authentication Code field to assign a password an authentication code 1 required You should also fill in the Authentication Code field to assign a password 40 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Poison Reverse Enabled to enable the Poison Reverse Disabled to enable the Splitting Horizon The default setting of poison reverse parameter is Enabled lt means the router adopts the split horizon with poison reverse scheme to avoid routing loop problems If the parameter is disabled the router will use the simple split horizon scheme to solve the problem Authentication Code Enter the password for authentication e Mode Enabled e Auto Summary Enabled Disabled The RIP function is now enabled Th
59. ter 210 240 117 0 Netmask 255 255 255 128 Next hop 10 164 32 9 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 63 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Enter the parameters of the static route and click on the Add button 5405 Routing Setup Routing Table CD Link Status Rip Configuration WAN setu Rip Status Vesin LAN setup Routing Setup Apply Change Password Cave amp Reboot Static Routes Configuration Destination Network ID 102401170 Erase amp Reboot Destination Subnet Mask 255 255 255 128 1 Next 160329 Metric fo DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy DNS Proxy WAN Configure Network Subnet Mask Next Hop IP Metric Bridging 210 240 117 0 255 255 255 128 10 164 32 9 4 System Statistics List of Static Routes Click LAN Setup on the Basic men bar After typing LAN IP 10 164 32 10 and Netmask 255 255 255 252 click on Apply to submit the settings SHDSI Gc LAH Setup Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup LAN Setup Routing setup LAM IP Address 10 154 32 10 Lhange Password Change Password subnet 2257252255252 Save dz Reboot Erase amp Reboot 64 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 15 Pin Assignments Console Port RS232 9 Pin number Definition Pin number Definition Pin number Definition Pin number Definition LINE Port RJ45 Pin number Definition Pin number Definition
60. that can be used when we have multiple Virtual Channels VC and we are utilizing IP Packet Filtering In some cases we may not wish to apply the packet filtering to all VCs In this case we can bind IP packet filtering to a VC This means that filtering will only be applied to the bound VC and thus the remaining VCs will not filter packets Direction This field determines whether the rule applies to Inbound outbound or both directions 6 1 2 Delete a Packet Filter entry To delete an entry select an entry from the list and click on Delete 6 1 3 Enable Disable Packet Filter If you wish to Enable or Disable the Packet Filter click Enable or Disable and click on the Apply button 38 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide CHAPTER 7 Routing This chapter describes how to set up the static routes and RIP Click Routing Setup from the Basic menu bar to configure the routing functions 7 1 Static Route The Static Route Configuration field allows you to add modify and delete a static route Type the Destination Network ID subnet mask and next hop IP and click a button below to perform the requested function The router has no default static route After an RFC 1483 routed VC is created a static route as follows will be created Network ID Subnet Mask Next Hop IP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 Click Routing Setup on the Basic menu bar to access the Routing Setup window It allows adding modifyin
61. tion immediately without being saved to the flash memory However to use these parameters after you restart the router you must save them to the flash memory To write the configurations enter MAIN WRITE and press the Y key After saving the configurations you will be prompted if you need to reboot the device Press the Y key to reboot the device or press the N key to keep operating the device This will write configuration to flash V H Write configuration to flash complete Reboot the syustem N Wait rebooting 16 1 8 Login STEP 1 Configure your workstation to the same network segment as the router such as IP address 192 168 1 133 and subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Properties Bindings Advanced 808 ONS Configuration Gateway WINS Configuration Address An F address can be automatically assigned to this computer Your network does nat automatically assign addresses ask your network administrator for an address and then type it in the space below Obtain an IF address automatically Specify an IP address IP Address 192 158 1 133 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 71 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide STEP 2 Click Start gt run tyoe telnet 192 168 1 1 and click OK 192 168 1 1 is the default IP address If it was changed use the new IP address to login Ei resource and Windows wall open it For you te
62. tware upgrade Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup Loopback Forwarding Table Routing Table Routing Setup Change Password TFTP Application Reboot QS Server IP Address 192168110 Erase Reboot File Marne esos MISSE e Upload DHF Apply Reset SNMP IG MF Proz 56 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide The following is an example of how to set up the parameters for homepage upgrade qEU EE Link Status WAN Setup LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot Loopback Forwarding Table Routing Table TFTP Application Server IP Address 192168110 File Marne 8300 Download To upload the configurations check Upload select Configuration and click on the Apply button to submit the settings LAN Setup Routing Setup Change Password Save amp Reboot Erase amp Reboot DHCP SNMP IGMP Proxy 1740 A2 GB20 00 Loopback Forwarding Table Routing Table Application TFTP Server IP Address 192 168 1 10 File Mame backtr 15 cfz Download Configuration July 2004 57 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide 13 2 OAM Loopback Click on Utilities on the Advanced menu bar and click on the Loopback tab on the main screen Erase amp Reboot Loopback Forwarding Table Routing Table OAM Loopback Flow
63. vice marks registered trademarks or registered service marks of their respective owners CE Marking When the product is marked with the CE mark on the equipment label a supporting Declaration of Conformity may be downloaded from the Paradyne World Wide Web site at www paradyne com Select Library Technical Manuals CE Declarations of Conformity 2 July 2004 1740 A2 GB20 00 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide Preface This manual is designed to provide information to network administrators It covers the installation operation and applications of the 1740 SHDSL router Warning e Before servicing or disassembling this equipment always disconnect all power and telephone lines from the wall outlet e Use an appropriate power supply and a UL Listed telephone line cord Specification of the power supply is clearly stated in Appendix A Specifications 1740 A2 GB20 00 July 2004 3 1740 SHDSL 2 4 Wire Router User s Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW iioessiediustaR auium dad owbR EN RR cic re i 7 PME oo eins aT UU T UR 7 LED TIIG 1 O E EREE 8 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION sssrin 9 2 1 Preparing for Hardware Installation 9 2 2 Rear Danei COMME COINS 10 CHAPTER QUICK INSTALLATION 11 MENT eee ee ee ee 11 13 Sus MOMONA the
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