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ZyXEL Communications P-660R-Tx v2 Series User Manual (175 pages)

ADSL2+ Access Router

Brand: ZyXEL Communications | Category: Network Router | Size: 6.86 MB

Safety Warnings
4
Zyxel Limited Warranty
5
Customer Support
6
Table of Contents
12
List of Tables
22
- Related Documentation
  24
- Syntax Conventions
  24
- User Guide Feedback
  25
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Zyxel Device27

26
- Introducing the Zyxel Device
  26
  - Features of the Zyxel Device
    26
    
    Table 1ADSL Standards
    26
    
    Adsl Standards
    28
    
    Dynamic Dns Support
    28
    
    Protocol Support
    28
    
    Network Management
    29
    
    Networking Compatibility
    29
- Applications for the Zyxel Device
  30
  - Internet Access
    31
  - LAN to LAN Application
    31
- Zyxel Device Hardware Installation and Connection
  31
- Figure 1Zyxel Device Internet Access Application
  31
- Figure 2Zyxel Device LAN-To-LAN Application
  31
- Front Panel Leds
  32
- Table 2Front Panel LED Description
  32
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator35

34
Chapter 3 Wizard Setup

38
- Introduction
  38
  - Encapsulation
    38
    
    Enet Encap
    38
    
    PPP over Ethernet
    38
    
    Pppoa
    38
    
    Rfc 1483
    39
  - Multiplexing
    39
    
    VC-Based Multiplexing
    39
    
    LLC-Based Multiplexing
    39
  - VPI and VCI
    39
  - Internet Access Wizard Setup: First Screen
    39
- IP Address and Subnet Mask
  40
Chapter 4 Password Setup51

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- Password Overview
  50
  - Configuring Password
    50
  - Figure 14Password
    50
  - Table 10Password
    50
Chapter 5 LAN Setup53

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- LAN Overview
  52
  - Lans, Wans and the Zyxel Device
    52
  - Figure 15LAN and WAN IP Addresses
    52
- DNS Server Address
  53
- DNS Server Address Assignment
  53
- Lan Tcp/Ip
  54
  - Factory LAN Defaults
    54
  - IP Address and Subnet Mask
    54
  - RIP Setup
    54
  - Multicast
    55
- Any IP
  55
  - How any IP Works
    56
  - Figure 16Any IP Example
    56
- Configuring LAN
  57
- Figure 17LAN Setup
  57
- Table 11LAN Setup
  57
Chapter 6 WAN Setup61

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- WAN Overview
  60
- Metric
  60
- Pppoe Encapsulation
  61
- Traffic Shaping
  61
- Zero Configuration Internet Access
  62
- Configuring WAN Setup
  62
- Figure 18Example of Traffic Shaping
  62
- Figure 19WAN Setup (Pppoe)
  63
- Table 12WAN Setup
  63
- Traffic Redirect
  65
- Configuring WAN Backup
  66
- Figure 20Traffic Redirect Example
  66
- Figure 21Traffic Redirect LAN Setup
  66
- Figure 22WAN Backup
  67
- Table 13WAN Backup
  67
Chapter 7 Network Address Translation (NAT) Screens71

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- NAT Overview
  70
  - NAT Definitions
    70
  - Table 14NAT Definitions
    70
  - What NAT Does
    71
  - How NAT Works
    71
  - NAT Application
    72
  - NAT Mapping Types
    72
  - Figure 23How NAT Works
    72
  - Figure 24NAT Application with IP Alias
    72
- SUA (Single User Account) Versus NAT
  73
- Table 15NAT Mapping Types
  73
- SUA Server
  74
- Selecting the NAT Mode
  75
- Figure 25Multiple Servers Behind NAT Example
  75
- Configuring SUA Server
  76
- Figure 26NAT Mode
  76
- Table 17NAT Mode
  76
- Figure 27Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  77
- Table 18Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  77
- Configuring Address Mapping
  78
- Figure 28Address Mapping Rules
  78
- Table 19Address Mapping Rules
  78
- Editing an Address Mapping Rule
  79
- Figure 29Address Mapping Rule Edit
  79
- Table 20Address Mapping Rule Edit
  80
Chapter 8 Dynamic DNS Setup83

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- Dynamic DNS
  82
  - DYNDNS Wildcard
    82
- Configuring Dynamic DNS
  82
- Figure 30Dynamic DNS
  83
- Table 21Dynamic DNS
  83
Chapter 9 Time and Date85

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- Configuring Time and Date
  84
- Figure 31Time and Date
  84
- Table 22Time and Date
  85
Chapter 10 Remote Management Configuration87

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- Remote Management Overview
  86
  - Remote Management Limitations
    86
  - Remote Management and NAT
    87
  - System Timeout
    87
- Telnet
  87
- Ftp
  87
- Web
  87
- Configuring Remote Management
  87
- Figure 32Telnet Configuration on a TCP/IP Network
  87
- Figure 33Remote Management
  88
- Table 23Remote Management
  88
Chapter 11 Universal Plug-And-Play (Upnp)91

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Chapter 12 Maintenance103

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- Maintenance Overview
  102
- System Status Screen
  102
  - Figure 49System Status
    103
  - Table 25System Status
    103
  - Figure 50System Status: Show Statistics
    104
  - System Statistics
    104
- DHCP Table Screen
  105
- Table 26System Status: Show Statistics
  105
- Any IP Table Screen
  106
- Figure 51DHCP Table
  106
- Figure 52Any IP Table
  106
- Table 27DHCP Table
  106
- Table 28Any IP Table
  106
- Diagnostic Screens
  107
  - Diagnostic General Screen
    107
  - Figure 53Diagnostic: General
    107
  - Diagnostic DSL Line Screen
    108
  - Figure 54Diagnostic: DSL Line
    108
  - Table 29Diagnostic: General
    108
- Firmware Screen
  109
  - Table 30Diagnostic: DSL Line
    109
  - Figure 55Firmware Upgrade
    110
  - Figure 56Network Temporarily Disconnected
    110
  - Table 31Firmware Upgrade
    110
  - Backup Configuration
    111
  - Figure 57Error Message
    111
  - Figure 58Configuration
    111
  - Figure 59Backup Configuration
    112
  - Figure 60Restore Configuration
    112
  - Restore Configuration
    112
  - Table 32Backup Configuration
    112
  - Table 33Maintenance Restore Configuration
    112
  - Back to Factory Defaults
    113
  - Figure 61Restore Configuration Successful
    113
  - Figure 62Network Temporarily Disconnected
    113
  - Figure 63Reset to Factory Default Settings
    114
Chapter 13 Troubleshooting117

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- Problems Starting up the Zyxel Device
  116
- Problems with the LAN LED
  116
- Table 34Troubleshooting the Start-Up of Your Zyxel Device
  116
- Table 35Troubleshooting the LAN LED
  116
- Problems with the Password
  117
- Problems with the DSL LED
  117
- Problems with the LAN Interface
  117
- Table 36Troubleshooting the Password
  117
- Table 37Troubleshooting the DSL LED
  117
- Table 38Troubleshooting the LAN Interface
  117
- Problems with the WAN Interface
  118
- Problems with Internet Access
  118
- Problems with Remote Management
  118
- Table 39Troubleshooting the WAN Interface
  118
- Table 40Troubleshooting Internet Access
  118
- Table 41Troubleshooting Remote Management
  118
- Problems with the Web Configurator
  119
  - Pop-Up Windows, Javascripts and Java Permissions
    119
    
    Internet Explorer Pop-Up Blockers
    119
    
    Table 42Troubleshooting the Web Configurator
    119
    
    Figure 64Pop-Up Blocker
    120
    
    Figure 65 Internet Options
    120
    
    Figure 66Internet Options
    121
    
    Javascripts
    122
    
    Figure 67Pop-Up Blocker Settings
    122
    
    Figure 68Internet Options
    123
    
    Java Permissions
    124
    
    Figure 69Security Settings - Java Scripting
    124
    
    Figure 70Security Settings - Java
    125
    
    Figure 71Java (Sun)
    126
- Product Specifications
  128
- Table 43Device
  128
- Table 44Firmware
  129
- Setting up Your Computer's IP Address
  132
- Windows 95/98/Me
  132
  - Installing Components
    133
  - Figure 72Windows 95/98/Me: Network: Configuration
    133
  - Configuring
    134
  - Figure 73Windows 95/98/Me: TCP/IP Properties: IP Address
    134
  - Verifying Settings
    135
- Windows 2000/NT/XP
  135
- Macintosh
  140
- Macintosh os X
  142
  - Figure 84Macintosh os X: Apple Menu
    142
  - Verifying Settings
    143
- Linux
  143
- Introduction to IP Addresses
  148
- Subnet Masks
  150
- Subnetting
  150
- Table 47 "Natural" Masks
  150
- Table 48Alternative Subnet Mask Notation
  150
- Example: Two Subnets
  151
- Table 49Two Subnets Example
  151
- Example: Four Subnets
  152
- Table 50Subnet 1
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- Table 51Subnet 2
  152
- Example Eight Subnets
  153
- Table 52Subnet 1
  153
- Table 53Subnet 2
  153
- Table 54Subnet 3
  153
- Table 55Subnet 4
  153
- Subnetting with Class a and Class B Networks
  154
  - Table 56Eight Subnets
    154
  - Table 57Class C Subnet Planning
    154
  - Table 58Class B Subnet Planning
    155
  - Splitters and Microfilters
    156
- Connecting a POTS Splitter
  156
- Telephone Microfilters
  156
- Figure 95Connecting a POTS Splitter
  156
- Zyxel Device with ISDN
  157
  - Figure 96Connecting a Microfilter
    157
  - Figure 97Zyxel Device with ISDN
    158
  - Command Interpreter
    160
- Command Syntax
  160
- Command Usage
  160
  - Log Descriptions
    162
  - Table 59System Maintenance Logs
    162
  - Table 60System Error Logs
    163
  - Table 61Packet Filter Logs
    163
  - Table 62CDR Logs
    163
  - Table 63PPP Logs
    164
  - Table 64ICMP Notes
    164
  - Pppoe
    166
- Pppoe in Action
  166
- Benefits of Pppoe
  166
  - Traditional Dial-Up Scenario
    166
  - How Pppoe Works
    167
- Figure 98Single-Computer Per Router Hardware Configuration
  167
- Figure 100Virtual Circuit Topology
  168

ZyXEL Communications P-660R-Tx v2 Series Support Notes (76 pages)

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ZyXEL Communications P-660R-Tx v2 Series User Manual (175 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Zyxel Device27

Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator35

Chapter 3 Wizard Setup

Chapter 4 Password Setup51

Chapter 5 LAN Setup53

Chapter 6 WAN Setup61

Chapter 7 Network Address Translation (NAT) Screens71

Chapter 8 Dynamic DNS Setup83

Chapter 9 Time and Date85

Chapter 10 Remote Management Configuration87

Chapter 11 Universal Plug-And-Play (Upnp)91

Chapter 12 Maintenance103

Chapter 13 Troubleshooting117

ZyXEL Communications P-660R-Tx v2 Series Support Notes (76 pages)

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