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DNS1

 

－

 

If you choose to set the DNS manually,

 

please specify the IP address of 

the primary DNS server of this interface. ( This parameter is only available for the 

data interface. ) 

 

DNS2

 

－

 

If you choose to set the DNS manually,

 

please specify the IP address of 

the  secondary  DNS  server  of  this  interface.  (  This  parameter  is  only  available  for 

the data interface. ) 

 

DNS3

 

－

 

If you choose to set the DNS manually,

 

please specify the IP address of 

the tertiary DNS server of the WAN interface. ( This parameter is only available for 

the data interface. ) 

 

PPPoE 

 

If you select 

PPPoE 

as the WAN type of this interface, please specify the values for the 

following parameters. 

 

 

 

PPPoE  Account

 

－

 Specify the user name or PPPoE account provided by your 

ISP. 

 

PPPoE Password

 

－

 Specify the PPPoE password provided by your ISP. 

 

Summary of Contents for VRGIII-31412-CW-N-DR

Page 1: ...1000Mbps SFP slot VoIP Residential Gateway VRGIII 31412 N DR RF 4 ports 10 100 1000Mbps RJ 45 2 ports VoIP FXS built in IEEE802 11n WiFi and 1 port 100 1000Mbps fiber optics uplink VoIP Residential Ga...

Page 2: ...this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by...

Page 3: ...3 Revision History Version Date Description 1 4 20150226 Revise WLAN link speed of channel width in section 2 5 1 1 5 20150904 Revise Photo...

Page 4: ...tup 33 2 4 5 Routing Setup 36 2 5 WiFi 38 2 5 1 Wireless Setup 38 2 5 2 Wireless Security 43 2 5 3 MAC Access Filter 48 2 6 Security 50 2 6 1 Firewall 50 2 6 2 Packet Filter 51 2 6 3 URL Filter 55 2 6...

Page 5: ...Mgmt 99 2 14 3 Time 101 2 14 4 Syslog 102 2 14 5 Diagnostics 103 2 14 6 User Privilege 105 2 14 7 Backup Restore 106 2 14 8 Factory Default 107 2 14 9 Firmware Upgrade 108 2 14 10 Save Restore 109 2 1...

Page 6: ...communication sessions so that users can use traditional analog telephones to make telephone calls to IP telephones over the Internet Calls received from IP telephones work exactly the same as you wou...

Page 7: ...of VRGIII 31412SFP N and VRGIII 31412 N DR Figure 1 3 Front Panel of VRGIII 31412 N DR RF Figure 1 4 Back Panel of VRGIII 31412 N DR RF Figure 1 5 Front Panel of VRGIII 31412 CW N DR Figure 1 6 Back P...

Page 8: ...1412 CW N RF Figure 1 8 Back Panel of VRGIII 31412 CW N RF Figure 1 9 Front Panel of VRGIII 31412TP N Figure 1 10 Back Panel of VRGIII 31412TP N Figure 1 11 Left Panel Figure 1 12 Right Panel WPS Butt...

Page 9: ...9 Figure 1 13 Top Panel LED...

Page 10: ...available Use proper multimode or single mode optical fiber to connect this port with other Fast Ethernet Fiber port WAN 100 1000Base X or 1000Base X SFP Port With VRGIII 31412SFP N VRGIII 31412SFP N...

Page 11: ...telephony ports at the front panel of the Residential Gateway The Phone ports are for users to connect their traditional telephones 1 4 Connecting the Residential Gateway Before starting to configure...

Page 12: ...TV RF link connection and will operate at output level greater than 24dBmV 5dBm of optical input with 77 NTSC or 60 PAL channels of loading Use proper RF optical fiber to connect this port with other...

Page 13: ...affic is present LAN 2 Off The port link is off or it is up in 10Mbps Green The link is up and works at 100Mbps Orange The link is up and works at 1000Mbps Blinking The traffic is present LAN 3 Off Th...

Page 14: ...sses to comply with those you have been allocated by the allocation organization If you do not do this your outside communications will not operate A subnet mask is a filtering system for IP addresses...

Page 15: ...o the Residential Gateway is disabled If you would like to login the Residential Gateway from WAN port or ports assigned in Bridge Mode you must create a management interface in Basic Setup under the...

Page 16: ...o check or configure basic settings of the Residential Gateway such as WAN and LAN Settings DHCP NAT VLAN DDNS Static Routing etc WiFi To configure the WiFi settings of the Residential Gateway Securit...

Page 17: ...ult and Firmware Update Status To show the current status of each interface and the basic information of the Residential Gateway And note that when a main tab appears in the dark blue background it is...

Page 18: ...b menu For detailed function explanations please refer to the individual section 2 4 Setup Select Setup from the Main Menu bar Then you can see the sub items System Information Basic Setup DDNS Networ...

Page 19: ...ed in the WAN port And for more details please refer to the description of the individual section below System This is a view only section which displays basic system information of the Residential Ga...

Page 20: ...on which displays information about the fiber transceiver in the fiber WAN port Below is a description for each item in this section Connector This is the type of the fiber connector in the fiber WAN...

Page 21: ...s And for details on the settings of this page please refer to the description of the individual section below System Operation Mode Select one of the following three system operation modes for the Re...

Page 22: ...nected to this port will be a host on the public network In the Hybrid Mode you can change the allocation of LAN ports Select a LAN port in the checkbox to allocate it to the private network Or unsele...

Page 23: ...ce Netmask This is the subnet mask of this WAN interface Action Click edit to change the settings of an interface in the following section Or click delete if you want to remove this entry from the int...

Page 24: ...Residential Gateway via the data Interface s IP address The difference between the two scenarios is illustrated in the following diagram Data The data interface is the default WAN Interface of the Res...

Page 25: ...fter they pass through the Residential Gateway The diagram below illustrates the two different paths for the packet to pass through the Residential Gateway via the NAT and the routing interface Alias...

Page 26: ...e This parameter is only available when the WAN information is Data Management FXS1 or FXS2 Static IP If you select Static IP as the WAN type of this interface please specify the values for the follow...

Page 27: ...the WAN interface This field is only available for the data interface DNS3 Specify the IP address of the tertiary DNS server of the WAN interface This field is only available for the data interface D...

Page 28: ...face This parameter is only available for the data interface DNS3 If you choose to set the DNS manually please specify the IP address of the tertiary DNS server of the WAN interface This parameter is...

Page 29: ...the DNS manually please specify the IP address of the secondary DNS server of the WAN interface This field is only available for the data interface DNS3 If you want to choose to set the DNS manually...

Page 30: ...e packets will be untagged by the Residential Gateway Otherwise they will keep their original VLAN tag when they leave the Residential Gateway When untagged packets enter the Residential Gateway from...

Page 31: ...host to bind with a permanent domain name so the host can be found on the internet with this domain name With DDNS the network administrator can access the Residential Gateway with a permanent domain...

Page 32: ...domain name Username Specify the username provided by the DDNS server Password Enter the password provided by the DDNS server Host Name Enter the DDNS URL assigned by the DDNS server Click Apply to s...

Page 33: ...below LAN IP Setting This section allows you to assign a private IP address to the Residential Gateway This is an IP address which the Residential Gateway has on the private network Below is the desc...

Page 34: ...the Residential Gateway does Start IP Address Specify an IP address from which the Residential Gateway will start to assign the IP addresses to the DHCP clients on the private network Maximum Number o...

Page 35: ...P field Action Click Insert to add a new entry after you configure it in the textboxes of the table Click Edit to modify this entry in the text boxes And after you modify it click Change to replace th...

Page 36: ...his function the Residential Gateway can replace the private IP address in the header of a packet with a public IP address or vice versa Note If you disable the NAT function the firewall protection of...

Page 37: ...outing table click Refresh in the pop out window And to close the pop out window click Close Static Routing Table This table displays all the static routes created on the Residential Gateway If you wa...

Page 38: ...n the Main Menu bar Then you can see the sub items Wireless Setup Wireless Security and MAC Access Filter on the sub menu bar 2 5 1 Wireless Setup This page allows the network administrator to set up...

Page 39: ...l to set up the wireless network manually Or select WiFi Protected SetupTM to allow the wireless clients to connect to the WLAN with WPS WPS stands for Wi Fi Protected Setup It is a standard which mak...

Page 40: ...tial Gateway will support both 802 11b and 802 11g standards 2 4 GHz G N In this mode the Residential Gateway will support both 802 11g and 802 11n standards 2 4 GHz B G N In this mode the Residential...

Page 41: ...en the network mode is 2 4 GHz N 2 4 GHz G N or 2 4 GHz B G N Network Name To enable a WLAN of the Residential Gateway tick the checkbox of its SSID And specify the SSID in the text box as the name of...

Page 42: ...Gateway and the WPS client device And click Start PBC to set up the wireless connection Enter the PIN number generated by the WPS client device in the text box And click Start PIN to set up the wirele...

Page 43: ...ntication method for the wireless network of the Residential Gateway when the WiFi connection is set up manually Select Wireless Security from WiFi sub menu bar Then Wireless Security screen page appe...

Page 44: ...ed on IEEE 802 11 standard 802 1x Authentication Enable or disable the 802 1x authentication for the WLAN with a RADIUS server If you enable 802 1x Authentication please specify the values of the foll...

Page 45: ...ame key positions as the Residential Gateway Key Length Select 64 bits or 128 bits from the pull down menu The wireless client devices must have the same WEP encryption length as the Residential Gatew...

Page 46: ...of the RADIUS server in the text box RADIUS Server Port Specify the port number of the RADIUS server in the text box The default value is 1812 RADIUS Server Password Specify the shared password which...

Page 47: ...Gateway with WPA TKIP or WPA2 AES Some older wireless client devices only support WPA TKIP So you have to select the mixed mode to open the WiFi service to this device Authentication Mode Select Enter...

Page 48: ...0 9 in the pull down menu Pre Shared Key Specify the pre shared key value in the text box The key value can be between 8 and 63 characters long or 64 HEX characters long Symbols and spaces can also be...

Page 49: ...s except those in the list Access Restriction This section enables you to create or modify an entry in the Current Access Control List in the next section Please specify the MAC address with the AAAAA...

Page 50: ...screen page will appear Configuration This section allows you to enable or disable the firewall protection of the Residential Gateway When the firewall protection is enabled the Residential Gateway wi...

Page 51: ...age appears as follows Packet Filter Rule Enable or disable the packet filter function When it is enabled the Residential Gateway will drop packets which meet predetermined conditions of the rules in...

Page 52: ...dential Gateway to follow the schedule stipulated in the Days and Time fields to execute this rule Days Select the days on which you want this rule to be executed in a week Time Specify a time period...

Page 53: ...this rule to be executed in a week Time Specify a time period of a day in which this rule will be executed Actions Click Insert to create a new rule which you configure in the text boxes And if you w...

Page 54: ...fields to execute this rule Days Select the day on which you want this rule to be executed Time Specify a time period of a day in which you want this rule to be executed Actions Click Insert to add a...

Page 55: ...day in which you want this rule to be executed Actions Click Insert to add a new rule to the table after you configure it in the text boxes And to modify an entry in the rule table click Edit Then cl...

Page 56: ...RL address which this rule will allow or deny Action Click Insert to add a new rule to the table after you configure it in the text boxes And to modify an entry in the rule table click Edit Then click...

Page 57: ...Protocol And PPTP passthrough is a feature which allows the Point to Point Protocol to be tunneled through an IP network L2TP Passthrough Enable or disable the PPTP passthrough on the Residential Gat...

Page 58: ...from a multitude of compromised systems to a target It will cause the target to deny the service for normal users Select DDoS from the Security sub menu bar Then DDoS screen page appears as follows F...

Page 59: ...t a FIN flood This attack will flood the network with connection resets from an invalid IP address Whole System Flood UDP Tick the checkbox to prevent a flood of large numbers of raw UDP packets targe...

Page 60: ...lapping over sized payloads to the Residential Gateway The fragmented packets are processed by the Residential Gateway and will cause it to crash PingofDeath Tick the checkbox to prevent the Residenti...

Page 61: ...sensitivity of the TCP UDP port scan prevention Click Select All to select all of kinds of DDoS attacks in the checkboxes Or click Clear all to unselect all of the checkboxes Enable Source IP Blockin...

Page 62: ...the Internet To open the service to hosts on the Internet the network administrator may adopt Port Forwarding feature Port Forwarding allows an IP address on the private network to be accessed from an...

Page 63: ...rnet are destined to 1 65535 Protocol Choose TCP UDP or Both in the pull down menu as your desired protocol LAN IP Specify the IP address of the server on the private network Local Port Specify the po...

Page 64: ...he precondition of a port triggering rule is received by the Residential Gateway from the private network it will trigger the Residential Gateway to set up a temporary tunnel for an open service port...

Page 65: ...Enter a brief description for this entry if you want to Protocol Choose TCP UDP or Both in the pull down menu as the protocol of the trigger packets Trigger Port Enter the destination port number of t...

Page 66: ...Gateway But it is exposed to the Internet for special purpose services So a host on the private network can be assigned the IP address of the DMZ to provide services to the hosts on the Internet The n...

Page 67: ...enabled or disabled You can click this field to create or edit its interface in the following section WAN INFO This is a view only field which displays the type of the WAN interface Type This is a vi...

Page 68: ...dress range only Destination IP Specify the IP address of the host on the DMZ You click Client List to view the DHCP client list in the pop out window Click Apply to submit your settings after you fin...

Page 69: ...map the packets to the queues Or select Disable to deactivate the QoS feature Port Select this mode to bind every port of the Residential Gateway with a queue And packets will be assigned to different...

Page 70: ...sidential Gateway will follow the pre determined ratio of the transmission rates to transmit the packets Port Priority Mode Strict Queue Mode If you select Port for the Priority Mode and strict for th...

Page 71: ...ue Mode you need to determine how the 802 1p value will be mapped to the queues 802 1p Priority Map Select a 802 1p value from the first pull down menu And select a queue from the second pull down men...

Page 72: ...he Priority Mode and strict for the Queue Mode you need to determine how the DSCP value should be mapped to the queues DSCP Priority Map Select a DSCP value from the first pull down menu And select a...

Page 73: ...figuring this page 2 8 2 QoS Ratelimiter QoS Ratelimiter allows the network administrator to set the maximum transmission rate limit for the ingress or egress traffic So the network administrator can...

Page 74: ...traffic of this port in the text box Egress Rate Select per port to give an egress rate limit to the port Select per queue to give an egress rate limit to each queue for this port Or select disable to...

Page 75: ...c Settings This section allows you to configure basic SIP settings for the telephony service SIP Port Number Specify a port number which the Residential Gateway will open for the SIP packets The numbe...

Page 76: ...for the media stream The default transport type is UDP SIP Time Interval Specify SIP time interval in milliseconds in the text box The default setting is 500 msec SIP User Agent Name Specify SIP user...

Page 77: ...one numbers from another phone number the server can forward the request packet to the correct destination For details on the settings please refer to the description of the individual section below S...

Page 78: ...low the Residential Gateway to pass the MWI message to this telephony port And the telephone will show a message waiting indicator on its LED screen when you have a left message To utilize this featur...

Page 79: ...the checkbox to enable the SIP user agent under Telephony Port 1 or Telephony Port 2 And you will see more available parameters appear as follows Register Server Address Specify the registration serv...

Page 80: ...rver Click Submit to apply your settings after you finish configuring this page Or click Reset to clear all values in this page 2 10 Voice Select Voice in the Main Menu bar And the sub items Voice Set...

Page 81: ...g from the VoIP Management menu Then the following screen page appears For details on the settings please refer to the description of the individual section below Voice Setting Below is a description...

Page 82: ...band between telephone handsets and other communications devices and the switching center If you select RFC2833 the Residential Gateway will send the DTMF tone as a RTP payload signal And it will hav...

Page 83: ...m the VoIP Management menu Then Call Service screen page appears as follows For details on the settings please refer to the description of the individual section below Call Service This section allows...

Page 84: ...ame time the waiting call will be disconnected instead of forwarding to the specified number when the time is out Call Forward on Busy URI Specify a account user name in the text box The incoming call...

Page 85: ...For details on the settings please refer to the description of the individual section below FAX Port Setting This section allows you to configure for the fax function of the Residential Gateway Below...

Page 86: ...alues Ring Impedance Select a ring Impedance type available from the drop down menu Hook Flash Detect Upper Bound Specify the maximum time to detect hook flash Hook Flash Detect Lower Bound Specify th...

Page 87: ...om the drop down menu T 38 Option Description Voice Voice data will be transmitted in accordance with CODEC priority defined in Voice Setting T 38 FAX Relay The Residential Gateway will send fax messa...

Page 88: ...ting Below is a description of configuration parameters in this section Inter digit Timeout Specify the time for inter digit timeout in the text box This is the time value allowed between two digits t...

Page 89: ...elect the key from the drop down menu When hook flash is pressed on a call the three way conference key will be activated and a three way conference call will be initiated by pressing the selected key...

Page 90: ...ential Gateway supports 2 digit speed dial for the local lines and the SIP phone numbers that are used frequently Select Phone Book from the VoIP Management menu Then Phone Book screen page appears as...

Page 91: ...supports Dialing Plan A dialing plan establishes the expected number and pattern of digits for a telephone number This includes country codes access codes area codes and all combinations of digits dia...

Page 92: ...the phone no that you enter Dest IP DNS Specify Destination IP DNS address Port Specify the port number Click Insert to add this new rule to the Dialing Plan below after you enter the new settings Cl...

Page 93: ...le 2 11 IPTV Select IPTV in the Main Menu bar And the sub items IGMP Control will show up on the sub menu bar 2 11 1 IGMP Control The Residential Gateway supports the IGMP snooping and the IGMP proxy...

Page 94: ...ol screen page appears as follows For details on the settings please refer to the description of the individual section below IGMP Snooping Proxy Enable or disable the IGMP snooping and IGMP proxy fun...

Page 95: ...ls Click Apply to submit your settings after you finish configuring this page Or click Cancel to clear all the unsaved values in this page 2 13 Management Select Management in the Main Menu bar And th...

Page 96: ...he following screen page appears DHCP Auto Provision This section allows you to enable or disable the DHCP auto provisioning function TR 069 This section allows you to enable or disable TR 069 managem...

Page 97: ...le the SNMP service SNMP Read Community Specify the Read Community SNMP Read Write Community Specify the Read Write Community SNMP Trap Host 1 Specify the IP address of the SNMP server to which the Re...

Page 98: ...ge the settings of the Residential Gateway Or he may want to manage the Residential Gateway via SNMP and deactivate management access via HTTP for security concern This page allows him to make the man...

Page 99: ...s WAN port by any remote IP address Or select the second radio button and specify a range of IP addresses in the text boxes to enable these IP addresses to manage the Residential Gateway from the WAN...

Page 100: ...Type This field shows the media type either Fiber or Copper of the selected port And it is open to select when this port is a combo port Port Type This is a view only field It indicates that the sele...

Page 101: ...boxes to set the internal clock of the Residential Gateway manually Or click Copy Computer Time to update the Residential Gateway s internal clock from the management computer Time Zone Select Select...

Page 102: ...in the System Information page 2 14 4 Syslog Syslog enables the Residential Gateway to send the debug log to the syslog server Select Syslog from the Administration sub menu bar and then Syslog screen...

Page 103: ...upports the diagnostic tools such as ICMP and traceroute It can emit ICMP Ping messages to a destination host on the Internet and see if it can receive the replies from the host It can trace the path...

Page 104: ...t or any other ICMP messages will be displayed in this section Traceroute This section allows you to use traceroute function to find the path from the Residential Gateway to a destination host IP or U...

Page 105: ...ction below Account Administration This section contains the Local Administration Account Table The local administration account table includes a list of user accounts which can access the management...

Page 106: ...east paramount privilege level More than one account can have this privilege level It only enables the account to read the sub pages of Status in the main menu bar User Name Specify a name for the use...

Page 107: ...Click Save to create a backup file for the current configuration of the Residential Gateway on the management computer Restore If you want to load a backup file from the management computer click Bro...

Page 108: ...ription of the configuration parameters of this section Firmware Version This is a view only field which displays the current firmware version of the Residential Gateway Select File Click Browse to fi...

Page 109: ...irmware from the FTP server to the Residential Gateway 2 14 10 Save Restore Select Save and Logout from Administration sub menu bar Then Save and Logout screen page will appear as follows Save Configu...

Page 110: ...aces of the Residential Gateway Below is a description of each item in this section MAC Address This is the MAC address of the Residential Gateway on the public network Packet Info This is the numbers...

Page 111: ...is the he subnet mask of this WAN interface 2 15 2 LAN This page displays information of the Residential Gateway on the private network Select LAN from the Status sub menu bar Then WAN screen page ap...

Page 112: ...f the Residential Gateway is activated And it is Disabled if the DNS proxy of the Residential Gateway is deactivated IP MAC Binding Mode It is IP MAC Binding Allocation if the Residential Gateway assi...

Page 113: ...Mode It is the network mode of the wireless network of the Residential Gateway Channel Number It is the channel of the wireless network of the Residential Gateway Channel Width It is the wireless cha...

Page 114: ...Select Line Status from the Status sub menu bar Then the following screen page appears Gateway Status This is a view only section which shows the status of the telephony ports It is ONHOOK when the ph...

Page 115: ...edia Type It is the media type of this port either Copper or Fiber Link Status It is the current link status of the port either Link Up or Link Down Port Type It is the network mode of the wireless ne...

Page 116: ...nd memory resources required for the complete network management SNMP Manager is often composed by desktop computer work station and software program such as HP OpenView Totally 4 types of operations...

Page 117: ...of firmware and configuration please make sure the Residential Gateway that you purchased supports DHCP Auto provisioning Setup procedures and auto provisioning process are described below for your r...

Page 118: ...this file in Linux ISC DHCP server usr local etc dhcpd conf Step 3 Copy the marked text to dhcpd conf A sample of dhcp text is provided in Appendix B Please copy the marked area to dhcpd conf file Sa...

Page 119: ...l 1 FTP Protocol 0 TFTP 3 Specify the FTP or TFTP IP address 4 Login FTP server anonymously 5 Specify FTP Server login name 6 Specify FTP Server login password 7 Specify the product model name 8 Speci...

Page 120: ...Residential Gateway to retrieve the correct configuration image in TFTP FTP Server please use the following rule to define the configuration image s filename The filename should contain the configura...

Page 121: ...or configuration 2 The device will compare the firmware and configuration MD5 code form of DHCP option every time when it communicates with DHCP server 3 If MD5 code is different the device will then...

Page 122: ...4 text option SAMPLE firmware file name code 5 text option SAMPLE firmware md5 code 6 string option SAMPLE configuration file name code 7 text option SAMPLE configuration md5 code 8 string 16 bits opt...

Page 123: ...ler ID Type and Caller ID Display description 2010 11 0 97 Revise WLAN Setting section Encryption Authentication 1 01 05 2010 09 0 92 WF N WF G user s manual use the same user s manual Revise System L...

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