Arris NVG599, Administrator'S Handbook

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Administrator’s Handbook
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Broadband
1**, 2
Solid Green =
Good broadband
connection (i.e.,
good DSL Sync).
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Broadband 1
LED is also the
Gigabit ethernet
WAN LED when
that is in play
(and DSL is not).
Flashing Green =
Attempting
broadband con-
nection (i.e., DSL
attempting sync).
Flashing Green &
Red = If the
broadband con-
nection fails to
be established
for more than
three consecu-
tive minutes the
LED switches to
Flashing Green
when attempt-
ing or waiting to
establish a
broadband con-
nection alternat-
ing with a five
second steady
Red . This pattern
continues until
the broadband
connection is
successfully
established.
Flashing Red =
No DSL signal on
the line. This is
only used when
there is no signal,
not during times
of temporary ‘no
tone’ during the
training
sequence.
Off = The device
is not powered.
Service
Solid Green = IP
connected (The
device has a
WAN IP address
from DHCP or
802.1x authenti-
cation and the
broadband con-
nection is up).
Flashing Green =
Attempting PPP
connection.þ
Attempting IEEE
802.1X authenti-
cation or
attempting to
obtain DHCP
information.
Red = Device
attempted to
become IP con-
nected and failed
(no DHCP
response, 802.1x
authentication
failed, no IP
address from
IPCP, etc.). The
Red state times
out after two
minutes and the
Service indicator
light returns to
the Off state.
Off = The device
is not powered
or the broad-
band connection
is not present.
Phone 1, 2
Solid Green =
The associated
VoIP line has
been registered
with a SIP proxy
server.
Flashing Green =
Indicates a tele-
phone is off-hook
on the associated
VoIP line.
Off = VoIP not in
use, line not reg-
istered or
NVG599 power
off.