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  • Page 1 Xpeed 320R SDSL to Ethernet Router User’s Guide...
  • Page 2 Inc. reserves the right to make any changes to the products described in this document without notice. RADEMARK Xpeed and the Xpeed logo are registered trademarks of Xpeed Networks, Inc. All other brand and product names are registered trademarks of their respective holders.
  • Page 3 If this equipment is not installed or used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications. ONTACT Xpeed Networks, Inc. 99 West Tasman Drive, Suite 110 San Jose, CA 95134 Main: 408-473-8804 Fax: 408-473-8808 www.xpeed.com...
  • Page 4 Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Hardware Setup........19 Xpeed Quick Start ......21 System Requirements .
  • Page 6 Reboot Window ........44 Xpeed Command Line Interface ....45 RS232 Serial Interface .
  • Page 7 More Info ........74 Sample Application .
  • Page 8 Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 9: Introduction

    Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Xpeed 320R SDSL to Ethernet Router. The 320R enables you to share with other users on the Local Area Network (LAN) a high-speed SDSL line that may be intended for a single user.

  • Page 10: The X320R

    2. T X320R The Xpeed X320R is an integrated SDSL to Ethernet IP router providing high- speed WAN connectivity for home offices and small businesses. The X320R is based on SDSL technology, providing businesses a reliable symmetric connection critical for day to day operation.

  • Page 11: Physical Description

    Introduction Physical Description • RIP1/RIP2 • DHCP server and client • Quick Start application • Web based interface • Remote management • Scripting • One touch firmware upgrades • Firewall • PAP/CHAP 4. P HYSICAL ESCRIPTION The X320R comes in a sturdy compact chassis that can be stacked or wall mounted.
  • Page 12 Serial Interface is used to manage and configure the X320R through a RS232- based terminal application. Note: On versions of the X320R that have a metal chassis, the connector is a male DB9. On plastic versions, the connector is a female DB9. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 13: Speeds Supported

    Introduction Speeds Supported Power Supply is connected to the enclosed 9 VDC wall transformer. Use only the wall transformer supplied with your product. SDSL Interface is the port that connects to the SDSL line provided by your ISP. 5. S PEEDS UPPORTED The X320R supports an SDSL interface to the WAN.
  • Page 14 Introduction Router Configuration and Management Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 15: Before You Begin

    Chapter 2 Before You Begin Before proceeding with the installation and setup of your new X320R, please read through the following sections to verify that you have everything that you will need. 1. B ONTENTS Please verify that you have each of the items listed below. If you are missing any item, please contact Customer Service.

  • Page 16: Internet Service Information

    • What is your Secondary DNS Addresses? _____ . _____ . _____ . _____ If you have a PPP connection, the following information is required: • What is your User ID? ________________________________ • What is your Password? ________________________________ Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 17: Additional Requirements

    Before You Begin Additional Requirements 3. A DDITIONAL EQUIREMENTS The X320R is best suited for use in a multi-user Ethernet based LAN environ- ment. The LAN layout should be a network of PCs interconnected by Category 5 Ethernet cables. Each PC must be able to communicate with the network. The PC may use an Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC) or some other form of Ethernet adapter.
  • Page 18 Before You Begin Additional Requirements Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 19: Setting Up The X320R

    Chapter 3 Setting up the X320R Once you have all the information that you will need, you can follow the steps below to begin the installation and setup of the X320R. 1. H ARDWARE ETUP 1. Locate a secure spot for your X320R router so people do not trip over it loosening any cables.
  • Page 20 4-port hub on the X302R. However, if you have more than 4 PCs, you will have to use one of the ports for an external Ether- net hub. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 21: Xpeed Quick Start

    Chapter 4 Xpeed Quick Start Quick Start will help you view and modify the configuration of your X320R router. Quick Start is a Windows-based application, and will run only on Windows OSes. If you want to use a Macintosh or UNIX based system to manage the...

  • Page 22: Product Information Window

    Xpeed Quick Start Product Information Window The installation software for Quick Start is located on your distribution CD under QuickStart directory. Once you have located this directory, simply run setup.exe file to install Quick Start. When you start Quick Start, it will automatically connect to the X320R over the LAN Ethernet.

  • Page 23: Lan Configuration Window

    Xpeed Quick Start LAN Configuration Window 3. LAN C ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to modify your LAN settings. IP Address - This is the IP Address of your X320R. It is what the PCs on your LAN will see as their gateway.

  • Page 24: Wan Configuration Window

    Xpeed Quick Start WAN Configuration Window 4. WAN C ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to view and modify your WAN configurations for TCP/IP and Frame Relay. IP Address - This is the IP address assigned to you by your ISP.

  • Page 25: Ppp Configuration Window

    Xpeed Quick Start PPP Configuration Window 5. PPP C ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to view and modify PPP configurations. Note: this section is necessary only if your WAN connection is based on PPP and not Frame Relay. Authorization -...

  • Page 26: Dsl Configuration Window

    Xpeed Quick Start DSL Configuration Window 6. DSL C ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to make view your DSL line settings. No modifications can be made to this page. Link Speed - The link speed assigned to you by your ISP.

  • Page 27: Rip2 Configuration Window

    Xpeed Quick Start RIP2 Configuration Window 7. RIP2 C ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to configure RIP2 for your router. WAN - Select Send or Receive LAN - Select Send or Receive X320R User’s Guide...

  • Page 28: Update Window

    Download latest firmware from Xpeed web site - This will automatically retrieve the firmware from the Xpeed server. This allows you to upgrade to the lat- est version of the firmware. However, you must have a working DSL connection.

  • Page 29: Advanced Window

    Xpeed Quick Start Advanced Window 9. A DVANCED INDOW X320R SDSL Router Advanced Configuration - This directs you to the X320R Web Interface to modify advanced features. Visit Xpeed.com - This directs you to the Xpeed web site. X320R User’s Guide...
  • Page 30 Xpeed Quick Start Advanced Window Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 31: Xpeed Web Interface

    Chapter 5 Xpeed Web Interface The web interface is a graphical and flexible method to fully access the X320R for configuration and maintenance. Because it is based on HTML, it can be used from any type of operating system including Macintosh, UNIX, and Linux. Simply launch any web browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.
  • Page 32 Xpeed Web Interface Note: You must access the X320R using a web browser from a PC that is located on the same subnet as the X320R. If the X320R is on a different subnet from your PC, you must change one of their addresses to coexist with the other.

  • Page 33: Product Information Window

    Xpeed Web Interface Product Information Window AKING HANGES To make any changes to the any of the X320R configurations, please follow these step: • Select the modify box at the left of the subject • Make the desired changes • Click on the APPLY button at the bottom of the page 2.

  • Page 34: Interface Configuration Window

    Xpeed Web Interface Interface Configuration Window Up Time is the duration that your X320R has been running since booting. Format is day:hour:minute:second. 3. I NTERFACE ONFIGURATION INDOW This is the default page that comes up when you initially access the X320R using the Web Interface.
  • Page 35 Xpeed Web Interface Interface Configuration Window WAN C ONFIGURATION It is possible to have multiple WAN interfaces if your ISP provides you with mul- tiple connections. You may Add, Delete or Modify WAN interfaces using the but- tons. Be sure to click APPLY to execute your changes.
  • Page 36 Xpeed Web Interface Interface Configuration Window • Line Termination (LT) - This mode will allow you to use the X320R in a back-to-back mode. A device in LT mode will emulate signaling com- ing from a DSLAM. • Network Termination (NT) - This is the default operating mode of the X320R.
  • Page 37 Xpeed Web Interface Interface Configuration Window RIP2 C ONFIGURATION RIP2 - enables RIP2 protocol. RIP1 is also supported on the X320R. NAT - enables Network Address Translation IP Filter - enables IP Filtering DSL C ONFIGURATION This entry allows you to configure parameters related to the DSL line.

  • Page 38: Ip-Filter Configuration Window

    Xpeed Web Interface IP-Filter Configuration Window 4. IP-F ILTER ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to add and delete IP filter rules. Filter rules are executed in the order in which they are listed, where 1 is the first rule, so it is important to keep track of their respective order.
  • Page 39 Xpeed Web Interface IP-Filter Configuration Window block traffic going out to the WAN or you can block traffic coming in from the LAN. WAN Interface LAN Interface X320R Quick - The importance of rule order is that the X320R will execute the first instance of common or conflicting rules.

  • Page 40: Nat Map Configuration Window

    Xpeed Web Interface NAT Map Configuration Window 5. NAT M ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to add and delete NAT rules. One of the key features of NAT is the ability to map multiple IP addresses on your LAN to a single IP address going out to your ISP.

  • Page 41: Nat Redirect Configuration Window

    Xpeed Web Interface NAT Redirect Configuration Window 6. NAT R EDIRECT ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to add or delete NAT redirections. This allows you to redi- rect traffic to specific ports for applications such as FTP or TELNET.

  • Page 42: Dhcp Subnet Configuration Window

    Xpeed Web Interface DHCP Subnet Configuration Window 7. DHCP S UBNET ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to configure the operation of the DHCP server. By enabling DHCP on your LAN, you do not have to assign a new IP address each time you add a PC to your network.

  • Page 43: Route Table Configuration Window

    Xpeed Web Interface Route Table Configuration Window 8. R OUTE ABLE ONFIGURATION INDOW This page allows you to modify the route table. Since entries are updated automat- ically, this page is recommended only for advanced users. By default, the X320R is configured with the following •...

  • Page 44: Download Firmware Window

    This page will allow you to reload or update the firmware on your X320R. The default file name is X320_rfw.imp. However, you can select another filename if different. Please also refer to Xpeed Quick Start for automatically retrieving and downloading the latest file from Xpeed.

  • Page 45: Xpeed Command Line Interface

    Chapter 6 Xpeed Command Line Interface There are several ways to access the Command Line Interface on the X320R. You may use either a terminal emulation program or a TELNET session to access the X320R via a serial connection. Once you have accessed the X320R, you may con- figure the system using the CLI.
  • Page 46 Xpeed Command Line Interface Note: HyperTerminal may have Flow Control set to Hardware by default. Once you open a new session on HyperTerminal, it will prompt you for the set- tings of your connection. Enter the settings as shown in the illustration below.
  • Page 47 Xpeed Command Line Interface There are two different accounts available: • system - allows administrative control over the X320R • guest - allows the user to only view X320R settings Please type system to login under the administrative account. Then type in your password (default is system).

  • Page 48: Telnet Session

    Xpeed Command Line Interface Telnet Session details on a particular command. For example, help add or help add route, will display detailed information respectively. 2. T ELNET ESSION You may open a TELNET session to configure and manage the X320R from any- where on the network.
  • Page 49 Xpeed Command Line Interface Telnet Session • system - allows administrative control over the X320R • guest - allows the user to only view X320R settings Please type system to login under the administrative account. Then type in your password (default is system). If you are successful, the X320R will prompt you with a “>”.
  • Page 50 Xpeed Command Line Interface Telnet Session Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 51: Cli Commands

    Chapter 7 CLI Commands The X320R provides a Command Line Interface (CLI) for end-users who are more comfortable with configuring the X320R using a command line. This sec- tion describes the purpose and usage of commands available through the CLI. When using CLI commands, you do not have to type in the full command syntax.
  • Page 52 MAC <MAC Address> is the MAC address corresponding to specified IP address ADD DHCPSUBNET Adds dhcp subnet with specified parameters Usage: Add dhcpsubnet <Subnet IP Addr> SubNet Netmask <mask> Range <From> <to> Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 53 CLI Commands Default-Gateway <GW Addr> <Options and options parameters> <Subnet IP Addr> is the subnet IP address <mask> is the subnet netmask <From> <to> are the range lower limit and upper limit respectively <GW Addr> is the default gateway address <Options>...
  • Page 54 Netmask <mask> Enable (y | n) <Interface> is the interface to be configured <IP Addr> IP Address <GW Addr> gateway IP Address <mask> Network mask <Framing> Valid Options are: IPRouting, i.e., RFC1490 IP Routing BridgedEthernet, i.e., RFC 1490 Bridged Ethernet Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 55 CLI Commands RFC1490MAC, RFC1483MAC ADD NAT Adds a NAT rule with the specified parameters. Usage: Add nat <mapit> <ifname> <from IP addr> mask <mask> to <to IP addr> mask <mask> portmap <mapport> <tcp/udp> <from port> to <to port> <mapit> specifies map or redirect (MAP|RDR). <ifname>...
  • Page 56 <Netmask> is the mask that when applied on specified IP address results in array of addresses <GW Address> Gateway address from which the specified IP address(es) can be reached Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 57: Alias

    CLI Commands Alias 2. A LIAS ALIAS Alias provides an interface to alias strings of frequently used commands Usage: alias <alias name> <alias string> <alias name> is the alias to be created/modified <alias string> is the string of words to be aliased 3.

  • Page 58: Disable

    ’Apply Route’ command is executed Usage: Delete Route <IP Address> <IP Address> is the address(es) for which the route is to be deleted. 4. D ISABLE DISABLE DEBUG Disable debug output Usage: Disable debug DISABLE FILTER Disable filter stops packet filtering. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 59: Enable

    CLI Commands Enable Usage: Disable filter 5. E NABLE ENABLE DEBUG Enable debug allows enabling of debug prints at different level. Usage: Enable debug <debug level> <debug level> is 1, 2 or 3 ENABLE FILTER Enable filter starts packet filtering. Usage: Enable filter <rules>...

  • Page 60: Exit

    Exit 7. H HELP Help provides information and usage of commands supported by the system Usage: Help [command [sub-command]] 8. L OGOUT LOGOUT Logout terminates the user session; equivalent to the exit and quit commands. Usage: Logout Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 61: Modify

    CLI Commands Modify 9. M ODIFY MODIFY CONSOLE Modify Console faciltates changing maximum number of rows to be displayed on the screen Usage: Modify Console <max-rows> MODIFY DSLCONFIG Modify DSLConfig facilitates changing of DSL parameters of configured interfaces Usage: Modify DSLConfig <Interface> LinkSpeed <speed> SerialSwapped (y | n) StreamInverted (y | n) <Interface>...
  • Page 62 <IP Addr> IP Address <GW Addr> gateway IP Address <mask> Network mask <Framing> Valid Options are: IPRouting, i.e., RFC1490 IP Routing BridgedEthernet, i.e., RFC 1490 Bridged Ethernet RFC1490MAC, RFC1483MAC MODIFY TCPIP Enables or disables RIP2.. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 63: Password

    CLI Commands Password Usage: Modify TCPIP [RIP2 (on | off)] 10. P ASSWORD PASSWORD Password command facilates changing password for both RW and RO users. The password for either users can be modifies by RW user only. Usage: Password Note: The command works in interactive mode only 11.

  • Page 64: Quit

    CLI Commands Quit 12. Q QUIT Quit terminates the user session; equivalent to the exit and logout commands. Usage: Quit 13. R EBOOT REBOOT Reboots the system Usage: Reboot 14. R ESTORE RESTORE Restores the default configuration Usage: Restore Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 65: Save

    CLI Commands Save 15. S SAVE Saves the current configuration to non-volatile memory. Usage: Save 16. S Show displays the configuration of the system. Various sub-parameters sup- ported by show are: SHOW ALL Displays the complete system configuration. Usage: show all SHOW ARP Displays the entries of ARP table.
  • Page 66 Usage: show console SHOW DSLCONFIG Displays DSL parameters of configured interfaces. Usage: show dslconfig SHOW FRCONFIG Displays FR parameters of the configured interfaces. Usage: show frconfig SHOW INTERFACE Displays parameters of the configured interfaces. Usage: show interface Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 67: 17. Tftp

    CLI Commands TFTP SHOW ROUTE Displays the entries of Routing table. Usage: show route SHOW SYSCONFIG Displays the configuration of the system. Usage: show sysconfig SHOW TCPIP Displays networking parameters of the system. Usage: show tcpip SHOW DEBUG LEVEL Displays the current level if debug is enabled. Usage: show debug level 17.

  • Page 68: Traceroute

    Transfers the file from TFTP server to x320-R. [filename] Name of file to be transferred. 18. T RACEROUTE TRACEROUTE TraceRoute facilitates determining route to specified internet destination Usage: TraceRoute <destination-IP-Address> 19. U NALIAS UNALIAS Delete exisiting alais created by ’alias’ command Usage: Unalias <aliased-word> Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 69: Ip Networking Basics

    RIP1 and RIP2, both supported by the X320R, are popular protocols used by most routers. Routers can vary in size and performance. The Xpeed 320R is a small office router supporting IP routing between a DSL line and a Local Area Network...

  • Page 70: Ip Addressing

    • Host Address is all 0s - Network address used to identify the network, not assigned to any host • Host Address is all 1s - Broadcast address to send a packet simulta- neously to all hosts with the same network address. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 71: Netmask

    IP Networking Basics Netmask 3. N ETMASK The netmask allows you to identify the network and host portions of an address without knowing the address class. The netmask is a 32-bit number, expressed in dot-notation, that is logically ANDed with the IP address to yield the network address.

  • Page 72: Network Address Translation

    However, NAT allows multiple users to share a single IP address, which may be assigned statically or dynamically by the ISP. NAT works by translating the internal IP addresses to a single global address as illustrated below. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 73: Lan Address Assignment

    IP Networking Basics LAN Address Assignment User defined internal IP Addresses ISP provided 192.168.1.2 IP Address 192.168.1.3 172.16.1.26 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.4 X320R 192.168.1.5 In the illustration, the ISP has assigned the user a single IP address of 172.16.1.26. The user, however, has several PCs in his network. He has defined his network address to be 192.168.1.X, where 192.168.1.1 is reserved for the X320R.

  • Page 74: Miscellaneous

    RFC 791. 8. M For more information on IP networking, please refer to any of the several books on the subject including Interconnections Second Edition: Bridges, Routers, Switches and Internetworking Protocols, by Radia Perlman, published by Addi- son-Wesley. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 75: Sample Application

    Chapter 9 Sample Application The X320R has the flexibility to support a variety of configurations. However, most users do not require the full set of features. This section will describe the steps to getting your X320R up and running as quickly and easily as possible. 1.

  • Page 76: Dhcp

    IP address dynamically to all the PCs on the LAN. Anytime a new PC is added to the LAN it will receive a new IP address allowing it to communicate with the rest of the network. Note: The X320R will support a maximum of 50 DHCP clients. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 77: How To Set It Up

    Sample Application How to Set It Up 3. H OW TO For a home user with just one PC connected to the Internet via the Xpeed box, the connection is rather simple. By default the X320R is configured with the following settings: •...
  • Page 78 7. The final configuration is to set the Network Address Translation (NAT) rule. First check that there are no NAT rules set. a) Type show b) Select the number for NAT c) Type rules d) Type all Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 79 Sample Application How to Set It Up 8. If there are any rules then delete them using the following procedure: a) Type delete b) Select the number for NAT c) Type all 9. Now add two new NAT rules for your connection. a) Type add b) Select the number for NAT c) Type map...

  • Page 80: To Add More Users

    • IP: 192.168.1.5 • Mask: 255.255.255.0 • Gateway: 192.168.1.1 PC#3 • IP: 19 2.168.1.6 • Mask: 255.255.255.0 • Gateway: 192.168.1.1 ETC... Note: You can have as many PC as allowed by your subnet, by default 253 hosts. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 81: Trouble Shooting

    Verify that the power supply shipped with the X320 (AC/DC converter 9V, 1.5A) is plugged into a power outlet as well as the modem. If the modem is connected, the power light should immediately come on. If it does not, please contact Xpeed technical support.
  • Page 82 • I can not connect to the serial port in terminal mode. Check that you have your serial port terminal settings correct: • Serial Connection Speed: 115200 bps • Data Bits: 8 • Parity: None • Stop Bits: 1 • Flow Control: None Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 83 If you are having trouble connecting to your DSL service, you must contact your ISP. If you are having physical trouble with your X320R router, please contact Xpeed Technical Support at 408-383-3810 or support@xpeed.com. You may also browse the Xpeed support web-site: www.xpeed.com/support. X320R User’s Guide...
  • Page 84 Trouble Shooting Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 85: Frequently Asked Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions • Q: What operating systems does the Xpeed 320 support? The Xpeed 320 is OS independent. However, the Xpeed QuickStart software only works with Windows 95 updated with Winsock 2, Windows 98, Windows 98 - Second Edition, Windows NT, and Windows 2000.
  • Page 86 Applications section. • Q: What is QuickStart? Quick Start is a management utility. It provides a quick and easy way to make configuration changes in the router such as TCP/IP Address, Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 87 Frequently Asked Questions • Q: What do I do if I lost my password? You have to reload your configuration file and firmware. • Q: My modem is currently configured to operate at _____ speed. Is there a set- ting that I can change to make it faster? No.
  • Page 88 Mask = Z.Z.Z.Z Gateway = Y.Y.Y.Y Gateway = X.X.X.X LT X320R NT X320R • Q: Where can I go for more information on DSL? A good introductory book is DSL for Dummies, by David Angell, published by IDG Books. Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 89: Default Settings

    Appendix C Default Settings This section describes the default settings for the X320R. You may refer to this section as necessary for reference. IP A DDRESS • IP Address: 192.168.1.1 • Subnet: 255.255.255.0 • LAN receive - On (receive both rip1 & 2) •...
  • Page 90 • Default Gateway - 0.0.0.0 • DHCP Client - Disable • DHCP Server - Enable ID & P OGIN ASSWORD • system - system • guest - guest SNMP M ANAGEMENT • Disabled EBUG EVEL • None Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 91 Default Settings IP R TATIC OUTING • Enabled WEB M ANAGEMENT • Enabled ERIAL ONFIGURATION • Serial Connection Speed: 115200 bps • Data Bits: 8 • Parity: None • Stop Bits: 1 • Flow Control: None CLI M ANAGEMENT • Enabled ILTER DEFAULTS •...
  • Page 92 Default Settings Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 93: Technical Specifications

    Appendix D Technical Specifications WAN I NTERFACE • Standard RJ45 jack • Symmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (SDSL) interface • Speeds up to 2.32 Mbps LAN I NTERFACE • Integrated 4-port Ethernet 10BaseT hub LED I NDICATORS • Power • DSL Link •...
  • Page 94 • Frequency: 50/60 Hz • Power consumption: 3.5 W maximum PERATING NVIRONMENT • Temperature: 32°F - 158°F (0°C - 70°C) • Humidity: 5% - 80%, non-condensing HYSICAL PECIFICATIONS • 7.8 W x 5.2 D x 1.3 H in. Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 95 Technical Specifications • 19.8 W x 13.2 D x 2.7 H cm. • Holes for wall mounting: 3 15/16” (10 cm) center to center ARRANTY One year limited warranty on parts and labor, factory repair or replacement. Two-year and three-year extended warranties may be available. Contact reseller. EGULATORY OMPLIANCE FCC Part 15 Class A...
  • Page 96 Technical Specifications Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 97: Glossary

    Appendix E Glossary 10Base-T - A 10 MBPS Ethernet LAN that runs over twisted pair wiring. This network interface was originally designed to run over ordinary twisted pair (phone wiring) but is predominantly used with Category 3 or 5 cabling. 100Base-T - A 100 MBPS Ethernet LAN that runs over twisted pair wiring.
  • Page 98 CPE (Customer premises equipment) - Equipment residing at the customer/end- user’s premises used to connect to the service provider’s network. Crosstalk - The interference caused by signals on adjacent circuits in a network, crosstalk is a hazard that limits distance and speed on digital networks. Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 99 DNS (Domain Name System) - An Internet service that translates domain names into IP addresses. For example, Xpeed.com will translate to 209.141.176.155. Domain name - A name that identifies an IP address. For example, the domain name xpeed.com represents the IP address 209.141.176.155. Domain names are used in URLs to identify particular web pages.
  • Page 100 Interoperability - The ability of equipment from multiple vendors to communi- cate using standardized protocols. IP (Internet Protocol) - A Layer 3 networking protocol used for Internet packet delivery. Keeps track of the Internet addresses for different nodes, routes outgo- ing messages, and recognizes incoming messages. Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 101 Glossary IP address - A 4-byte number uniquely defining each host on the Internet. Ranges of addresses are assigned by Internic, an organization formed for this pur- pose. Usually written in dotted-decimal notation with periods separating the bytes (for example, 134.177.244.57). ISP (Internet Service Provider) - The telecommunications company providing subscriber access into the Internet.
  • Page 102 RFC (Request for Comment) - A term for an IETF specification. RIP (Routing Information Protocol) - A distance vector routing protocol popular for routing IP. Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 103 Glossary RJ-11 - Four-conductor modular jack used with four-wire cabling. Most common phone jacks in the world and is used commonly on phones, modems, and fax machines. RJ-45 - Eight-pin connector used to attach data transmission devices to standard telephone wiring. Commonly used in 10Base-T connections. Router - A device that connects LAN’s by dynamically routing data according to network Layer 3 addressing on incoming and outgoing packets.
  • Page 104 World Wide Web on their computers. WinSock - A program that conforms to a set of standards called the Windows Socket API (Application Programming Interface). A WinSock program controls the link between Microsoft Windows software and a TCP/IP program. Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 105 Index ADSL 9 firmware 28, 44 authentication 36 Frame Relay Configuration 35 back-to-back mode 36, 87 Glossary 97 group rule 38 guest 49 cable 17, 87 chassis 11, 94 Command Line Interface 13, 45, 51 hub 17, 76, 83 configuration information 16 HyperTerminal 46, 77 DHCP 42, 76, 80, 90 installation 19...
  • Page 106 PPP Configuration 16, 25, 36, 55 TCP/IP Configuration 37 Product Information 22, 33 TELNET 13, 48 protocols 89, 94 uplink 17, 83 Quick Start 13, 21, 82, 86 version 22, 33 Reboot 44, 64 requirements 17, 21 WAN Configuration 24, 35 Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 107 web browser 13, 31, 32 Winsock 21, 85 web interface 31, 83 X320R User’s Guide...
  • Page 108 Xpeed Networks, Inc.
  • Page 109 CLI Command Index add 51 enable 59 add arpentry 52 enable debug 59 add dhcpsubnet 52 enable filter 59 add dslconfig 53 exit 60 add frconfig 54 add interface 54 help 60 add nat 55 add pppconfig 55 add route 56 logout 60 alias 57 modify 61...
  • Page 110 66 show interface 66 show route 67 reboot 64 show sysconfig 67 restore 64 show tcpip 67 save 65 tftp 67 show 65 traceroute 68 show all 65 show arp 65 show console 66 unalias 68 Xpeed Networks, Inc.

  • Page 111: Software License Agreement

    Xpeed, Inc. and its suppliers grant you a nonexclusive license to use one copy of the Software. The Software is in use if it is loaded on the com- puter’s permanent or temporary memory.

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