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ZyXEL Communications Prestige 2602HW Series User Manual (550 pages)

ADSL VoIP IAD 802.11g Wireless ADSL VoIP IAD

Brand: ZyXEL Communications | Category: Network Card | Size: 13.26 MB

Copyright
3
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement
4
Safety Warnings
6
Zyxel Limited Warranty
7
Customer Support
8
Table of Contents
11
List of Figures
29
List of Tables
37
Preface
43
Syntax Conventions
44
Introduction to DSL
45
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Prestige

47
- Introducing the Prestige
  47
  - Table 1 Models Covered
    47
  - Features of the Prestige
    48
    
    Table 2 ADSL Standards
    48
    
    Zero Configuration Internet Access
    49
    
    Dynamic Dns Support
    51
    
    P2602HW Wireless Features
    52
    
    Table 3 IEEE 802.11G
    52
  - Traffic Redirect
    51
- Applications for the Prestige
  53
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator

59
- Web Configurator Overview
  59
Chapter 3 Wizard Setup

65
Chapter 4 LAN Setup

81
- LAN Overview
  81
  - Lans, Wans and the Prestige
    81
  - DHCP Setup
    81
    
    Figure 24 LAN and WAN IP Addresses
    81
    
    IP Pool Setup
    82
- DNS Server Address
  82
- DNS Server Address Assignment
  82
- Lan Tcp/Ip
  83
  - Factory LAN Defaults
    83
  - IP Address and Subnet Mask
    83
    
    Private IP Addresses
    84
  - RIP Setup
    84
  - Multicast
    85
- Any IP
  85
  - How any IP Works
    86
  - Figure 25 any IP Example
    86
- Configuring LAN
  87
- Figure 26 LAN Setup
  87
- Table 17 LAN Setup
  88
- Configuring Static DHCP
  89
- Figure 27 LAN: Static DHCP
  89
- Table 18 LAN: Static DHCP
  89
Chapter 5 Wireless LAN (P2602HW Models)

91
- Introduction
  91
- Wireless Security Overview
  91
  - Encryption
    91
  - Authentication
    91
  - Restricted Access
    92
  - Hide Prestige Identity
    92
  - Configuring Wireless LAN on the Prestige
    92
- Configuring the Wireless Screen
  93
  - WEP Encryption
    93
  - Figure 28 Wireless Security Methods
    93
  - Figure 29 Wireless Screen
    94
  - Table 19 Wireless LAN
    94
- Configuring MAC Filters
  95
- Figure 30 MAC Address Filter
  96
- Table 20 MAC Address Filter
  96
- Introduction to WPA
  97
- Configuring IEEE 802.1X and WPA
  99
- Configuring Local User Authentication
  105
- Figure 38 Local User Database
  105
- Table 25 Local User Database
  105
- Configuring RADIUS
  106
- Figure 39 RADIUS
  106
- Table 26 RADIUS
  106
Chapter 6 WAN Setup

109
- WAN Overview
  109
  - Encapsulation
    109
    
    Enet Encap
    109
    
    PPP over Ethernet
    109
    
    Pppoa
    109
    
    Rfc 1483
    110
  - Multiplexing
    110
    
    VC-Based Multiplexing
    110
    
    LLC-Based Multiplexing
    110
  - VPI and VCI
    110
  - IP Address Assignment
    110
    
    IP Assignment with Pppoa or Pppoe Encapsulation
    110
    
    IP Assignment with RFC 1483 Encapsulation
    111
    
    IP Assignment with ENET ENCAP Encapsulation
    111
  - Nailed-Up Connection (PPP)
    111
- Metric
  111
- Pppoe Encapsulation
  112
- Traffic Shaping
  112
- Zero Configuration Internet Access
  113
- Configuring WAN Setup
  113
- Figure 40 Example of Traffic Shaping
  113
- Figure 41 WAN Setup (Pppoe)
  114
- Table 27 WAN Setup
  114
- Traffic Redirect
  116
- Configuring WAN Backup
  117
- Figure 42 Traffic Redirect Example
  117
- Figure 43 Traffic Redirect LAN Setup
  117
- Figure 44 WAN Backup
  118
- Table 28 WAN Backup
  118
Chapter 7 Network Address Translation (NAT) Screens

121
- NAT Overview
  121
  - NAT Definitions
    121
  - Table 29 NAT Definitions
    121
  - What NAT Does
    122
  - How NAT Works
    122
  - NAT Application
    123
  - NAT Mapping Types
    123
  - Figure 45 How NAT Works
    123
  - Figure 46 NAT Application with IP Alias
    123
- SUA (Single User Account) Versus NAT
  124
- Table 30 NAT Mapping Types
  124
- SUA Server
  125
- Selecting the NAT Mode
  126
- Figure 47 Multiple Servers Behind NAT Example
  126
- Configuring SUA Server
  127
- Figure 48 NAT Mode
  127
- Table 32 NAT Mode
  127
- Figure 49 Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  128
- Table 33 Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  128
- Configuring Address Mapping
  129
- Figure 50 Address Mapping Rules
  129
- Table 34 Address Mapping Rules
  129
- Editing an Address Mapping Rule
  130
- Figure 51 Address Mapping Rule Edit
  130
- Table 35 Address Mapping Rule Edit
  131
Chapter 8 Introduction to Voip

133
- Sip
  133
  - SIP Identities
    133
    
    SIP Number
    133
    
    SIP Service Domain
    134
  - SIP Call Progression
    134
  - SIP Servers
    134
    
    Table 36 SIP Call Progression
    134
    
    Figure 52 SIP User Agent
    135
    
    SIP Proxy Server
    135
    
    SIP User Agent
    135
    
    Figure 53 SIP Proxy Server
    136
    
    SIP Redirect Server
    136
    
    SIP Register Server
    137
  - Rtp
    137
- Sip Alg
  137
- Pulse Code Modulation
  137
- Figure 54 SIP Redirect Server
  137
- Voice Coding
  138
  - 138
    138
- PSTN Call Setup Signaling
  138
- MWI (Message Waiting Indication)
  138
Chapter 9 Voice Screens

139
- Voice Screens Introduction
  139
- SIP Settings Configuration
  139
- Figure 55 SIP Settings
  139
- Advanced Voice Settings Configuration
  140
- Table 37 SIP Settings
  140
- Figure 56 Voice Advanced Setup
  141
- Table 38 Voice Advanced Setup
  141
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  143
  - Type of Service (Tos)
    143
  - Diffserv
    143
    
    DSCP and Per-Hop Behavior
    143
  - Vlan
    143
  - Figure 57 Diffserv: Differentiated Service Field
    143
- Qos Configuration
  144
- Figure 58 Qos
  144
- Table 39 Qos
  144
- Phone
  145
  - Voice Activity Detection/Silence Suppression
    145
  - Comfort Noise Generation
    145
  - Echo Cancellation
    145
- Phone Configuration
  145
- Figure 59 Phone
  146
- Table 40 Phone
  146
- Speed Dial
  147
  - Peer-To-Peer Calls
    147
- Speed Dial Configuration
  147
- Figure 60 Speed Dial
  148
- Table 41 Speed Dial
  148
- Lifeline (Prestige 2602HL/HWL)
  149
- Lifeline Configuration (Prestige 2602HL/HWL)
  149
- Supplementary Phone Services Overview
  150
  - Figure 61 Lifeline
    150
  - Table 42 Lifeline
    150
  - Europe Type Supplementary Phone Services
    151
    
    European Call Hold
    151
    
    Table 43 European Flash Key Commands
    151
    
    European Call Waiting
    152
    
    European Call Transfer
    152
    
    European Three-Way Conference
    152
  - The Flash Key
    151
  - USA Type Supplementary Services
    153
    
    USA Call Hold
    153
    
    USA Call Waiting
    153
    
    USA Call Transfer
    153
    
    USA Three-Way Conference
    153
    
    Table 44 USA Flash Key Commands
    153
- Common Phone Port Configuration
  154
- Figure 62 Phone Port Common
  154
- Table 45 Voice Common
  154
- Call Forward Configuration
  155
- Figure 63 Voice Call Forward
  156
- Table 46 Voice Call Forward
  156
Chapter 10 Phone Usage

159
- Dialing a Telephone Number
  159
- Using Speed Dial to Dial a Telephone Number
  159
- Internal Calls
  159
- Checking the Prestige's IP Address
  159
- Auto Firmware Upgrade
  160
Chapter 11 Dynamic DNS Setup

161
- Dynamic DNS
  161
  - DYNDNS Wildcard
    161
- Configuring Dynamic DNS
  161
- Figure 64 Dynamic DNS
  162
- Table 47 Dynamic DNS
  162
Chapter 12 Time and Date

163
- Pre-Defined NTP Time Servers List
  163
- Configuring Time and Date
  163
- Table 48 Pre-Defined NTP Time Servers
  163
- Figure 65 Time and Date
  164
- Table 49 Time and Date
  164

ZyXEL Communications Prestige 2602HW Series User Manual (519 pages)

ADSL VoIP IAD with 802.11g Wireless

Brand: ZyXEL Communications | Category: Network Router | Size: 12.47 MB

Copyright
3
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement
4
Safety Warnings
5
Zyxel Limited Warranty
6
Customer Support
7
Table of Contents
9
List of Figures
27
List of Tables
35
Preface
41
Syntax Conventions
42
Introduction to DSL
43
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Prestige

45
- Introducing the Prestige
  45
- Table 1 ADSL Standards
  45
- Prestige 2602HW-L with Lifeline
  46
- Features of the Prestige
  46
  - Multiple Sip Accounts
    47
  - High Speed Internet Access
    48
  - Ipsec Vpn Capability
    48
  - External Antenna
    49
  - Table 2 IEEE 802.11G
    49
  - Wep Encryption
    49
  - Wireless Lan Mac Address Filtering
    49
  - Dynamic Dns Support
    50
  - Traffic Redirect
    50
  - Adsl Standards
    51
  - Protocol Support
    51
  - Diagnostics Capabilities
    52
  - Network Management
    52
  - Networking Compatibility
    52
- Applications for the Prestige
  53
- Prestige Hardware Installation and Connection
  56
- Figure 4 Prestige LAN-To-LAN Application
  56
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator

57
- Web Configurator Overview
  57
Chapter 3 Wizard Setup

63
- Wizard Setup Introduction
  63
  - Encapsulation
    63
    
    Enet Encap
    63
    
    PPP over Ethernet
    63
    
    Pppoa
    63
    
    Rfc 1483
    64
  - Multiplexing
    64
    
    VC-Based Multiplexing
    64
    
    LLC-Based Multiplexing
    64
  - VPI and VCI
    64
  - Internet Access Wizard Setup: First Screen
    64
- IP Address and Subnet Mask
  65
Chapter 4 Password Setup

77
- Password Overview
  77
  - Configuring Password
    77
  - Figure 17 Password
    77
  - Table 11 Password
    77
Chapter 5 LAN Setup

79
- LAN Overview
  79
  - Lans, Wans and the Prestige
    79
  - Figure 18 LAN and WAN IP Addresses
    79
- DNS Server Address
  80
- DNS Server Address Assignment
  80
- Lan Tcp/Ip
  81
  - Factory LAN Defaults
    81
  - IP Address and Subnet Mask
    81
  - RIP Setup
    81
  - Multicast
    82
- Any IP
  82
  - How any IP Works
    83
  - Figure 19 any IP Example
    83
- Configuring LAN
  84
- Figure 20 LAN Setup
  84
- Table 12 LAN Setup
  84
- Configuring Static DHCP
  85
- Figure 21 LAN: Static DHCP
  86
- Table 13 LAN: Static DHCP
  86
Chapter 6 Wireless LAN Setup

87
- Wireless LAN Introduction
  87
  - Additional Installation Requirements for Using IEEE 802.1X
    87
  - Channel
    87
  - Ess ID
    87
  - Rts/Cts
    88
  - Figure 22 RTS/CTS
    88
  - Fragmentation Threshold
    89
- Levels of Security
  89
- Figure 23 Prestige Wireless Security Levels
  89
- Data Encryption with WEP
  90
- Configuring Wireless LAN
  90
- Figure 24 Wireless LAN
  91
- Table 14 Wireless LAN
  91
- Configuring MAC Filter
  92
- Figure 25 MAC Address Filter
  93
- Table 15 MAC Address Filter
  93
- Network Authentication
  94
  - Eap
    94
    
    Radius
    94
    
    Types of RADIUS Messages
    94
  - EAP Authentication Overview
    95
  - Figure 26 EAP Authentication
    95
- Introduction to WPA
  96
  - User Authentication
    96
  - Encryption
    96
- WPA-PSK Application Example
  97
- WPA with RADIUS Application Example
  97
- Figure 27 WPA - PSK Authentication
  97
- Security Parameters Summary
  98
- Figure 28 WPA with RADIUS Application Example
  98
- Table 16 Wireless Security Relational Matrix
  98
- Wireless Client WPA Supplicants
  99
- Configuring 802.1X and WPA
  99
- Configuring Local User Authentication
  105
- Figure 33 Local User Database
  105
- Configuring RADIUS
  106
- Figure 34 RADIUS
  106
- Table 21 Local User Database
  106
- Table 22 RADIUS
  107
Chapter 7 WAN Setup

109
- WAN Overview
  109
- Metric
  109
- Pppoe Encapsulation
  110
- Traffic Shaping
  110
- Zero Configuration Internet Access
  111
- Configuring WAN Setup
  111
- Figure 35 Example of Traffic Shaping
  111
- Figure 36 WAN Setup (Pppoe)
  112
- Table 23 WAN Setup
  112
- Traffic Redirect
  114
- Configuring WAN Backup
  115
- Figure 37 Traffic Redirect Example
  115
- Figure 38 Traffic Redirect LAN Setup
  115
- Figure 39 WAN Backup
  116
- Table 24 WAN Backup
  116
Chapter 8 Network Address Translation (NAT) Screens

119
- NAT Overview
  119
  - NAT Definitions
    119
  - Table 25 NAT Definitions
    119
  - What NAT Does
    120
  - How NAT Works
    120
  - NAT Application
    121
  - NAT Mapping Types
    121
  - Figure 40 How NAT Works
    121
  - Figure 41 NAT Application with IP Alias
    121
- SUA (Single User Account) Versus NAT
  122
- Table 26 NAT Mapping Types
  122
- SUA Server
  123
- Selecting the NAT Mode
  124
- Figure 42 Multiple Servers Behind NAT Example
  124
- Configuring SUA Server
  125
- Figure 43 NAT Mode
  125
- Table 28 NAT Mode
  125
- Figure 44 Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  126
- Table 29 Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  126
- Configuring Address Mapping
  127
- Figure 45 Address Mapping Rules
  127
- Table 30 Address Mapping Rules
  127
- Editing an Address Mapping Rule
  128
- Figure 46 Address Mapping Rule Edit
  128
- Table 31 Address Mapping Rule Edit
  129
Chapter 9 Introduction to Voip

131
- Sip
  131
  - SIP Identities
    131
    
    SIP Number
    131
    
    SIP Service Domain
    132
  - SIP Call Progression
    132
  - SIP Servers
    132
    
    Table 32 SIP Call Progression
    132
    
    Figure 47 SIP User Agent Server
    133
    
    SIP Proxy Server
    133
    
    SIP User Agent Server
    133
    
    Figure 48 SIP Proxy Server
    134
    
    SIP Redirect Server
    134
    
    SIP Register Server
    135
  - Rtp
    135
- Sip Alg
  135
- Pulse Code Modulation
  135
- Figure 49 SIP Redirect Server
  135
- Voice Coding
  136
  - 136
    136
- PSTN Call Setup Signaling
  136
Chapter 10 Voice Screens

137
- Voice Screens Introduction
  137
- SIP Settings Configuration
  137
- Figure 50 SIP Settings
  137
- Advanced Voice Settings Configuration
  138
- Table 33 SIP Settings
  138
- Figure 51 Voice Advanced Setup
  139
- Table 34 Voice Advanced Setup
  139
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  140
  - Type of Service (Tos)
    140
  - Diffserv
    141
    
    DSCP and Per-Hop Behavior
    141
  - Vlan
    141
- Qos Configuration
  141
- Figure 52 Diffserv: Differentiated Service Field
  141
- Phone
  142
  - Figure 53 Qos
    142
  - Table 35 Qos
    142
  - Comfort Noise Generation
    143
  - Echo Cancellation
    143
  - Voice Activity Detection/Silence Suppression
    143
- Phone Configuration
  143
- Figure 54 Phone
  143
- Speed Dial
  144
  - Peer-To-Peer Calls
    144
  - Table 36 Phone
    144
- Speed Dial Configuration
  145
- Figure 55 Speed Dial
  145
- Table 37 Speed Dial
  145
- Lifeline (Prestige 2602HW-L)
  146
- Lifeline Configuration (Prestige 2602HW-L)
  146
- Common Phone Port Configuration
  147
- Figure 56 Lifeline
  147
- Table 38 Lifeline
  147
- Figure 57 Phone Port Common
  148
- Table 39 Phone Port Common
  148
Chapter 11 Dynamic DNS Setup

149
- Dynamic DNS
  149
  - DYNDNS Wildcard
    149
- Configuring Dynamic DNS
  149
- Figure 58 Dynamic DNS
  150
- Table 40 Dynamic DNS
  150
Chapter 12 Time and Date

151
- Pre-Defined NTP Time Servers List
  151
- Configuring Time and Date
  151
- Table 41 Pre-Defined NTP Time Servers
  151
- Figure 59 Time and Date
  152
- Table 42 Time and Date
  152

ZyXEL Communications Prestige 2602HW Series User Manual (460 pages)

ADSL VoIP IAD with 802.11g Wireless

Brand: ZyXEL Communications | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 14.19 MB

Copyright
3
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement
4
Zyxel Limited Warranty
5
Customer Support
6
Table of Contents
7
List of Figures
23
List of Tables
31
Preface
37
Syntax Conventions
38
Introduction to DSL
39
Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Prestige

41
- Introducing the Prestige
  41
- Table 1 ADSL Standards
  41
- Prestige 2602HWL with Lifeline
  42
- Features of the Prestige
  42
  - Multiple Sip Accounts
    43
  - High Speed Internet Access
    44
  - External Antenna
    45
  - Table 2 IEEE 802.11G
    45
  - Wep Encryption
    45
  - Wireless Lan Mac Address Filtering
    45
  - Dynamic Dns Support
    46
  - Adsl Standards
    47
  - Protocol Support
    47
  - Diagnostics Capabilities
    48
  - Network Management
    48
  - Networking Compatibility
    48
- Applications for the Prestige
  49
- Prestige Hardware Installation and Connection
  52
- Figure 5 Prestige LAN-To-LAN Application
  52
Chapter 2 Introducing the Web Configurator

53
- Web Configurator Overview
  53
Chapter 3 Wizard Setup

57
- Wizard Setup Introduction
  57
  - Encapsulation
    57
    
    Enet Encap
    57
    
    PPP over Ethernet
    57
    
    Pppoa
    57
    
    Rfc 1483
    58
  - Multiplexing
    58
    
    VC-Based Multiplexing
    58
    
    LLC-Based Multiplexing
    58
  - VPI and VCI
    58
  - Internet Access Wizard Setup: First Screen
    58
- IP Address and Subnet Mask
  59
Chapter 4 Password Setup

71
- Password Overview
  71
  - Configuring Password
    71
  - Figure 18 Password
    71
  - Table 11 Password
    71
Chapter 5 LAN Setup

73
- LAN Overview
  73
  - Lans, Wans and the Prestige
    73
  - Figure 19 LAN and WAN IP Addresses
    73
- DNS Server Address
  74
- DNS Server Address Assignment
  74
- Lan Tcp/Ip
  75
  - Factory LAN Defaults
    75
  - IP Address and Subnet Mask
    75
  - RIP Setup
    75
  - Multicast
    76
- Any IP
  76
  - How any IP Works
    77
  - Figure 20 any IP Example
    77
- Configuring LAN
  78
- Figure 21 LAN Setup
  78
- Table 12 LAN Setup
  79
- Configuring Static DHCP
  80
- Figure 22 LAN: Static DHCP
  80
- Table 13 LAN: Static DHCP
  80
Chapter 6 Wireless LAN Setup

81
- Wireless LAN Introduction
  81
  - Additional Installation Requirements for Using IEEE 802.1X
    81
  - Channel
    81
  - Ess ID
    82
  - Rts/Cts
    82
  - Figure 23 RTS/CTS
    82
  - Fragmentation Threshold
    83
- Levels of Security
  83
- Data Encryption with WEP
  84
- Configuring Wireless LAN
  84
- Figure 24 Prestige Wireless Security Levels
  84
- Figure 25 Wireless LAN
  85
- Configuring MAC Filter
  86
- Figure 26 MAC Address Filter
  87
- Table 15 MAC Address Filter
  87
- Network Authentication
  88
  - Eap
    88
    
    Radius
    88
    
    Types of RADIUS Messages
    88
  - EAP Authentication Overview
    89
  - Figure 27 EAP Authentication
    89
- Introduction to WPA
  90
  - User Authentication
    90
  - Encryption
    90
- WPA-PSK Application Example
  91
- WPA with RADIUS Application Example
  91
- Figure 28 WPA - PSK Authentication
  91
- Security Parameters Summary
  92
- Figure 29 WPA with RADIUS Application Example
  92
- Table 16 Wireless Security Relational Matrix
  92
- Wireless Client WPA Supplicants
  93
- Configuring 802.1X and WPA
  93
- Configuring Local User Authentication
  99
- Figure 34 Local User Database
  99
- Configuring RADIUS
  100
- Figure 35 RADIUS
  100
- Table 21 Local User Database
  100
- Table 22 RADIUS
  101
Chapter 7 WAN Setup

103
- WAN Overview
  103
- Metric
  103
- Pppoe Encapsulation
  104
- Traffic Shaping
  104
- Zero Configuration Internet Access
  105
- Configuring WAN Setup
  105
- Figure 36 Example of Traffic Shaping
  105
- Figure 37 WAN Setup (Pppoe)
  106
- Table 23 WAN Setup
  106
- Traffic Redirect
  108
- Configuring WAN Backup
  109
- Figure 38 Traffic Redirect Example
  109
- Figure 39 Traffic Redirect LAN Setup
  109
- Figure 40 WAN Backup
  110
- Table 24 WAN Backup
  110
Chapter 8 Network Address Translation (NAT) Screens

113
- NAT Overview
  113
  - NAT Definitions
    113
  - Table 25 NAT Definitions
    113
  - What NAT Does
    114
  - How NAT Works
    114
  - NAT Application
    115
  - NAT Mapping Types
    115
  - Figure 41 How NAT Works
    115
  - Figure 42 NAT Application with IP Alias
    115
- SUA (Single User Account) Versus NAT
  116
- Table 26 NAT Mapping Types
  116
- SUA Server
  117
- Selecting the NAT Mode
  118
- Figure 43 Multiple Servers Behind NAT Example
  118
- Figure 44 NAT Mode
  118
- Table 28 NAT Mode
  118
- Configuring SUA Server
  119
- Figure 45 Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  120
- Table 29 Edit SUA/NAT Server Set
  120
- Configuring Address Mapping
  121
- Figure 46 Address Mapping Rules
  121
- Table 30 Address Mapping Rules
  121
- Editing an Address Mapping Rule
  122
- Figure 47 Address Mapping Rule Edit
  122
- Table 31 Address Mapping Rule Edit
  123
Chapter 9 Introduction to Voip

125
- Sip
  125
  - SIP Identities
    125
    
    SIP Number
    125
    
    SIP Service Domain
    125
  - SIP Call Progression
    126
  - SIP Servers
    126
    
    SIP User Agent Server
    126
    
    Table 32 SIP Call Progression
    126
    
    SIP Proxy Server
    127
    
    SIP Redirect Server
    127
    
    Figure 48 SIP User Agent Server
    127
    
    Figure 49 SIP Proxy Server
    127
    
    SIP Register Server
    128
  - Rtp
    128
- Sip Alg
  128
- Pulse Code Modulation
  128
- Figure 50 SIP Redirect Server
  128
- Voice Coding
  129
  - 129
    129
- PSTN Call Setup Signaling
  129
Chapter 10 Voice Screens

131
- Voice Screens Introduction
  131
- SIP Settings Configuration
  131
- Figure 51 SIP Settings
  131
- Advanced Voice Settings Configuration
  132
- Table 33 SIP Settings
  132
- Figure 52 Voice Advanced Setup
  133
- Table 34 Voice Advanced Setup
  133
- Quality of Service (Qos)
  134
  - Type of Service (Tos)
    134
  - Diffserv
    135
    
    DSCP and Per-Hop Behavior
    135
  - Vlan
    135
- Qos Configuration
  135
- Figure 53 Diffserv: Differentiated Service Field
  135
- Phone
  136
  - Voice Activity Detection/Silence Suppression
    136
  - Figure 54 Qos
    136
  - Table 35 Qos
    136
  - Comfort Noise Generation
    137
  - Echo Cancellation
    137
- Phone Configuration
  137
- Figure 55 Phone
  137
- Table 36 Phone
  137
- Speed Dial
  138
  - Peer-To-Peer Calls
    138
- Speed Dial Configuration
  138
- Figure 56 Speed Dial
  139
- Table 37 Speed Dial
  139
- Lifeline (Prestige 2602HWL)
  140
- Lifeline Configuration (Prestige 2602HWL)
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- Figure 57 Lifeline
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- Table 38 Lifeline
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ZyXEL Communications Prestige 2602HW Series Quick Start Manual (46 pages)

ADSL VoIP IAD with 802.11g Wireless

Brand: ZyXEL Communications | Category: Network Router | Size: 2.18 MB

Quick Start Guide
1
Table of Contents
2
1 Introducing the Prestige

3
- Required Information
  3
2 Hardware

4
- Safety Warnings
  4
- Rear Panel Connections
  5
- Prestige 2602HWL
  7
- Front Panel Leds
  9
3 Internet Access with Zero Configration

11
4 Setting up Your Computer's IP Address

11
5 Configuring Your Prestige

17
6 Advanced Configuration

26
7 Making Phone Calls

44
- Voip Calls
  44
- Making Regular Calls (Prestige 2602HWL)
  44
8 Troubleshooting

45
- Table 9 Troubleshooting
  46

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