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SJ-20162405182123-002|2016-05-24 (R2.0) 

 

 

 

 

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3.11. Configure the Multicast ........................................................................................................ 3-34

 

3.11.1. Configure the IGMP ................................................................................................... 3-34

 

3.11.2. Configure the MLD .................................................................................................... 3-35

 

Chapter 4. Configure the Local  Network..............................................................4-1

 

4.1. Check the Local Network  Status ............................................................................................... 4-1

 

4.2. Configure the WLAN ................................................................................................................. 4-2

 

4.2.1. Configure the Basic Parameters of the WLAN ............................................................... 4-2

 

4.2.2. Configure the Advanced Parameters of the WLAN ....................................................... 4-5

 

4.3. Configure the LAN ..................................................................................................................... 4-7

 

4.3.1. Configure the LAN (IPv4) ............................................................................................... 4-7

 

4.3.2. Configure the LAN (IPv6) ............................................................................................. 4-10

 

4.4. Configure Route Menu ............................................................................................................ 4-14

 

4.4.1. Configure Routing (IPv4) .............................................................................................. 4-14

 

4.4.2. Configure Routing (IPv6) .............................................................................................. 4-17

 

4.5. Configure the UPnP ................................................................................................................. 4-20

 

Chapter 5. Configure the  VoIP .............................................................................5-1

 

5.1. Configure the SIP Accounts ....................................................................................................... 5-1

 

5.2. Configure the Binding of VoIP  port............................................................................................ 5-3

 

Chapter 6. Configure the  Management and  Diagnosis .......................................6-1

 

6.1. Check the Device  Status ............................................................................................................ 6-1

 

6.2. Configure the Account Management ........................................................................................ 6-2

 

6.3. Configure the Login  Timeout .................................................................................................... 6-2

 

6.4. Configure the System Management ......................................................................................... 6-3

 

6.4.1. Configure the Device Management............................................................................... 6-3

 

6.4.2. Upgrade Software .......................................................................................................... 6-4

 

6.4.3. Manage the User Configuration .................................................................................... 6-5

 

6.5. Check the  TR-069 ...................................................................................................................... 6-5

 

6.6. Manage the Log ........................................................................................................................ 6-7

 

6.7. Diagnosis ................................................................................................................................... 6-8

 

6.8. Trace Route Diagnosis ............................................................................................................... 6-9

 

6.9. Check the ARP  Table ................................................................................................................ 6-12

 

6.10. Check the MAC  Table ............................................................................................................ 6-13

 

6.11. Configure the Telephone Compatibility ................................................................................. 6-13

 

Abbreviations ......................................................................................................... I 
Figures ...................................................................................................................4

 

Tables .....................................................................................................................8

 

 

Summary of Contents for Speedport Entry 2i

Page 1: ...Speedport Entry 2i Home Gateway Maintenance Management Guide Version R2 0 OTE GROUP OF COMPANIES 99 Kifissias Ave HQ Maroussi 15124 Athens Greece URL http www cosmote gr...

Page 2: ...e or non infringement OTE GROUP OF COMPANIES and its licensors shall not be liable for damages resulting from the use of or reliance on the information containedherein OTE GROUP OF COMPANIES or its li...

Page 3: ...nection 3 2 3 2 2 Configure the DSL 3 5 3 3 Configure the Ethernet WAN Switch 3 10 3 4 Configure the QoS 3 10 3 4 1 Configure the QoS Global Parameters 3 10 3 4 2 Configure the QoS Classification 3 11...

Page 4: ...Configure Routing IPv6 4 17 4 5 Configure the UPnP 4 20 Chapter 5 Configure the VoIP 5 1 5 1 Configure the SIP Accounts 5 1 5 2 Configure the Binding of VoIP port 5 3 Chapter 6 Configure the Managemen...

Page 5: ...hen the device is not in use for a long time l Donotattempttoopenthecoversofthedevice Itisdangerous to dosowhenthe device is powered ON l Power off and stop using the device under the conditions such...

Page 6: ...o reduce pressure on our natural resources we ask that you reuse or recycle your end of life equipment by using an accredited electronics take back system The symbols below indicate that this product...

Page 7: ...t Panel Indicator Color Status Description Power Off Speedport Entry 2i is powered off White On Speedport Entry 2i is powered on WLAN Off Speedport Entry 2i is not powered on or the wireless interface...

Page 8: ...goes on for about 5 minutes 1 2 Interfaces and Buttons Figure 1 2 shows the interfaces and buttons on the front panel of the Speedport Entry 2i Figure 1 2 Buttons on the Front Panel Table 1 2 describ...

Page 9: ...ardware Connection In the following paragraphs 3 different topologies are described for the connection of Speedport Entry 2i with a telephone line Before you start any connections pick the telephone p...

Page 10: ...f your computer to one of the first yellow ports of the Speedport Entry 2i with the indications LAN1 LAN2 or LAN3 The port with the purple indication STB is used exclusively for the connection of the...

Page 11: ...lug Following using the gray cable connect the gray port of the splitter with the indication MODEM to the gray port of Speedport Entry 2i with the indication DSL 3 Use the yellow ETHERNET cable to con...

Page 12: ...an In case you have a telephone set connected to a telephone plug you must disconnect it 1 Use the gray cable to connect the gray port of Speedport Entry 2i with the indication DSL to the telephone pl...

Page 13: ...need to set the IP address of the computer to ensure that the IP address of the computer and the maintenance IP address of the Speedport Entry 2i are in the same network segment By default the LAN Wi...

Page 14: ...on and management system You can enter a specified IP address in the address bar of Internet Explorer to access the system Prerequisite A computer is directly connected to the Speedport Entry 2i and t...

Page 15: ...016 05 24 R2 0 Configuration Preparation 2 3 The default password is located on the label underneath the device It is suggested to change the default password to one of your choice Figure 2 2 Configur...

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Page 17: ...Security 3 17 Configure the Parental Controls 3 29 Configure the DDNS 3 30 Configure the SNTP 3 31 Configure the Port Binding 3 32 Configure the Dynamic Routing 3 33 Configure the Multicast 3 34 3 1...

Page 18: ...connection on the network side so that user services including the data voice and video services can be connected to the external network The Speedport Entry 2i supports Route based and Bridge based W...

Page 19: ...TERNET_TR069 and INTERNET_VoIP_TR069 This parameter must be consistent with service configuration For example if INTERNET_TR069 is selected it indicates that the WAN connection supports the Internet a...

Page 20: ...connection when IP Type is Static Gateway The net hop IP address to the destination network DNS1 DNS2 DNS3 IPv4 address of the DNS server for static connections You can set up to three IPv4 addresses...

Page 21: ...168 1 100 configure 192 168 1 100 32 Manual DNS If setting radio button to On you need to configure DNS1 DNS3 VLAN Specifies whether to carry a VLAN tag in the packets sent over the WAN connection By...

Page 22: ...ordance with the settings of the Type IP Version Link Type and other parameters Table 3 2 lists the New Item parameters Table 3 2 New Item parameters Parameter Description Connection Name To create a...

Page 23: ...default 1492 Link Type There are two link types l PPP l IP PPP Transfer Type PPP transfer Type that the device supports Normally it is set toPPPoE l PPPoE The device supports IPv4 v6 addresses l PPPo...

Page 24: ...he DNS server for static connections You can set up to three IPv6 addresses for the server These IPv6 addresses are provided by the ISP Router Solicitation Make sure the IP address is sole SLAAC If ra...

Page 25: ...apply the changes Configure the DSL Modulation Parameters 5 Click DSL Modulation Parameters to go to the page of DSL Modulation Parameters as shown in Figure 3 4 Figure 3 4 DSL Modulation Parameters...

Page 26: ...WAN Switch Page 2 Once radio button is set to On and Apply button is pressed LAN1 will reboot and will work as WAN interface Otherwise when Off is applied LAN1 will work as LAN interface 3 Click Apply...

Page 27: ...s DSCP and 802 1p remarking 3 Click Apply button to apply the changes End of Steps 3 4 2 Configure the QoS Classification This page provides the parameters of QoS classification configuration features...

Page 28: ...Set radio button to On to enable the function of classification Name Tocreate a QoS classification enter the name of the classification Classification Priority It can be modified by the ISP Packets C...

Page 29: ...Source Port Source port number of the matching packets Destination Port Destination port number of the matching packets TCP ACK Set radio button to On to enable the function of TCP ACK Packets Classi...

Page 30: ...er thesame interface if a queue s algorithm is SP its priority must not be used by other queues l WFQ IfthealgorithmisWFQ schedulingpolicieswilltakeeffectonly when the total weight of WFQ queues with...

Page 31: ...shown in Figure 3 9 Figure 3 9 Traffic Policing page Table 3 5 lists the QoS Traffic Policing parameters Table 3 5 Parameter Descriptions for the QoS Traffic Policing Parameter Description On Off Set...

Page 32: ...e marking QoS classification criterion A DSCP is specified for the TOSbyte in the IP header of each packet to indicate the priority Range 0 63 802 1p Re marking If VLAN is enabled you can modify servi...

Page 33: ...ffic shaping identifier Interface The Interface including WAN LAN1 LAN2 LAN3 andLAN4 Each interface can be configured with up to 8 queues When the queues of an interface are emptied scheduling policie...

Page 34: ...allows legal access from the WAN and allows Internet devices to send ping packets to the WAN interface of the Speedport Entry 2i Enable SPI IPv6 To enable SPI IPv6 protection select this radio button...

Page 35: ...r switch and mode configuration parameters as shown in Table 3 8 Table 3 8 Parameter Descriptions for the Switch Mode Filter Parameter Description MAC Filter Switch Set radio button to On to enable th...

Page 36: ...name of the MAC Filter Type The type can be Bridge Routing and Bridge And Routing Protocol The protocol that the MAC filter rule will be applied to Source MAC Destination MAC MAC address that needs t...

Page 37: ...Filter Page 12 Table 3 11 lists the IP Filter parameters Table 3 11 Parameter Descriptions for the IPv4 Filter Parameter Description On Off Set radio button to On to enable the function of IPv4 filter...

Page 38: ...on cannot be the same l If the Ingress is LAN the Egress should be a WAN The datatrafficdirectionisupstream l If the Ingress is a WAN the Egress should be the LAN The data traffic direction is downstr...

Page 39: ...ncludes the following l Allow l Discard Ingress Specify the data stream inbound direction and this parameter must be specified l If the Ingress is LAN the data flow is upstream l If the Ingress is a W...

Page 40: ...ta stream inbound direction and this parameter must be specified l If the Ingress is LAN the data flow is upstream l If the Ingress is a WANconnection the data flow is downstream Prefix IPv6 address p...

Page 41: ...es l Click All On to select all ALG services l Click All Off to cancel all ALG services End of Steps 3 5 5 Configure the DMZ The section describes how to configure DMZ DMZ provides the parameters of D...

Page 42: ...ides the parameters of Port Forwarding configuration features If you have local servers for different services and you want to make them publicly accessible you need to specify the port forwarding pol...

Page 43: ...l Protocol Protocol name including TCP UDP TCP AND UDP The default protocol is TCP WAN Connection WAN connection that is used to access the virtual host WAN Host IP Range IP address segment of the WAN...

Page 44: ...tem will not open these ports unless these ports are triggered Steps 1 On the main page of the Speedport Entry 2i select Internet Security Port Trigger to go to the Port Trigger page the page as shown...

Page 45: ...start port and end port will be enabled The WAN Start Port and WAN End Port must be specified and meet the following conditions l The end port number is larger than thestart port number l Thedifferenc...

Page 46: ...the user information according to the IP address or MAC address If the All user option is selected all the users that use the Speedport Entry 2i device are included Duration Specify the time when the...

Page 47: ...gured Provider URL The URL of provider If the dyndns HTTP is used the URL is http www dyndns com If the DtDNS HTTP is used the URL is http www dtdns com Username DDNS server user name Password DDNS se...

Page 48: ...NTP server Secondary NTP Server Address IP address or domain name of the standby NTPserver DSCP Range 0 63 3 Click Apply button to apply the changes End of Steps 3 9 Configure the Port Binding The sec...

Page 49: ...ic Routing The section describes how to configure dynamic routing Steps 1 On the main page of the Speedport Entry 2i select Internet Dynamic Routing to go to the Dynamic Routing page The page is shown...

Page 50: ...default it is None Authentication Key Range 1 16 characters 3 Click Apply button to apply the changes RIPng 4 Click to open RIPng page as shown in Figure 3 27 Figure 3 27 RIPng 5 Click On to enable t...

Page 51: ...Proxy The system serves as a proxy server to forward IGMP packets from the MDU DSLAM to other devices l Click All On to select all IGMP functions l Click All Off to cancel all IGMP functions 3 Click...

Page 52: ...eter Descriptions for the MLD Parameter Description IGMP Snooping The system snoops MLD packets from the MDU DSLAM device and forwards the packets based on the packet information IGMP Proxy The system...

Page 53: ...ibes the status of the Local Network The relevant information of Local Network status includes LAN Status WLAN Status WLAN Client Status LAN Client Status and FON Status The relevant information of Lo...

Page 54: ...shown in Figure 4 2 Figure 4 2 WLAN On Off Configuration Table 4 1 lists the WLAN on off configuration parameters Table 4 1 WLAN On Off Configuration parameters Parameter Description Mode The device...

Page 55: ...lect On so that the wireless clients with the different SSIDs cannot communicate with each other Band Width There are three options AUTO 20 MHz and 40 MHz The default is 20 MHz Transmitting Power Sele...

Page 56: ...9 Click The page is shown in Figure 4 5 Figure 4 5 WLAN SSID Settings Page Table 4 3 lists the WLAN SSID setting parameters Table 4 3 Parameter Descriptions for the WLAN SSID Setting Parameter Descri...

Page 57: ...ettings configuration options vary with the Encryption type value 12 Click Apply button to apply the changes End of Steps 4 2 2 Configure the Advanced Parameters of the WLAN The section describes how...

Page 58: ...Click The page is shown in Figure 4 7 Figure 4 7 Access Control Rule Settings 6 Configure the Access Control Rule Configuration parameters Table 4 4 lists the Access Control Rule parameters Table 4 5...

Page 59: ...tatus includes Allocated Address DHCP Server DHCP Binding and Port Control Steps 1 On the main page of the Speedport Entry 2i select Local Network LAN IPv4 to go to the IPv4 page Allocated address 2 C...

Page 60: ...y 2i Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the device DHCP Start IP Address The start IP address of the DHCP address pool DHCP End IP Address The end IP address of the DHCP address pool ISP DNS Select On to enab...

Page 61: ...7 Parameter Descriptions for the DHCP Binding Parameter Description Name The name of the DHCP Binding MAC Address The MAC address of the device to be binded IP Address IP address of the device to be b...

Page 62: ...ludes Allocated Address LAN Address Management DHCPv6 Server Static Prefix Port Control and RA Service Prerequisite Before configuring the prefix delegation make sure that the prefix delegation is ena...

Page 63: ...s of the LAN 6 Click Apply button to apply the changes Static Prefix 7 Click Prefix management page is displayed as shown in Figure 4 14 Figure 4 14 Static Prefix IPv6 Page 8 Configure the static pref...

Page 64: ...P addresses to the client PCs or wireless devices DNS Refresh Time in seconds The time during which the client PCs use the IP addresses assigned by the DHCP server After the lease time expires the pri...

Page 65: ...erval Max Retry Interval in seconds Maximum time allowed between sending unsolicited multicast Router Advertisements from the interface M Managed flag Select this check box to enable the connected dev...

Page 66: ...rt control types End of Steps 4 4 Configure Route Menu 4 4 1 Configure Routing IPv4 The section describes how to configure IPv4 routing which provides the parameters of route IPv4 configuration featur...

Page 67: ...4 19 Static Routing IPv4 Page 5 Configure the static routing parameters Table 4 12 lists the Static Routing parameters Table 4 12 Parameter Descriptions for the Static Routing Parameter Description N...

Page 68: ...iption Name The name of Policy routing entry WAN Connection WAN connection for policy routing Source IP Address Source IPv4 address of the matching packets Source Mask Source mask of the matching pack...

Page 69: ...nformation of Internet status includes Routing Table Static Routing and Policy Routing Prerequisite Before configuring IPv6 Route make sure that the IPv6 WAN connection is created Steps 10 On the main...

Page 70: ...Routing parameters Table 4 14 Parameter Descriptions for the Static Routing IPv6 Parameter Description Name The name of static routing entry Connection WAN LAN connection for static routing Prefix IPv...

Page 71: ...nection for policy routing Source IP Source IPv6 address of the matching packets Destination IP Destination IPv6 address of the matching packets Protocol Matching IPv6 protocol The ANY option means an...

Page 72: ...nfiguration features Steps 1 On the main page of the Speedport Entry 2i select Local Network UPnP to go to the UPnP page The page is shown in Figure 4 24 Figure 4 24 UPnP Page Table 4 16 lists the UPn...

Page 73: ...system in a few minutes after the synchronization of the VoIP service For a description of the parameters refer to Table 5 1 Table 5 1 Parameter Descriptions for the SIP Accounts Parameter Description...

Page 74: ...nge to Registered as shown in Figure 5 1 Figure 5 2 The TELEPHONY LED in Speedport Entry 2i 5 If the message Registered does not appear or the TELEPHONY LED is not steadily lit then you have to contac...

Page 75: ...nly for the main number End of Steps 5 2 Configure the Binding of VoIP port This page provides the SIP account binding of VoIP port configuration features Steps 1 Select VoIP Telephony Ports The VoIP...

Page 76: ...vice deactivated Delayed Hotline Warmline hotline service activated The hotline service must be network enabled only after the customer s request Call Waiting Set radio button to On to enable call wai...

Page 77: ...the TR 069 6 5 Manage the Log 6 7 Diagnosis 6 8 Check the ARP Table 6 12 Check the MAC Table 6 13 Configure the Telephone Compatibility 6 13 6 1 Check the Device Status The relevant information of dev...

Page 78: ...ator account management parameters Table 6 1 Parameter Descriptions for the Administrator Account Management Parameter Description Username The username for the administrator privilege The default use...

Page 79: ...in 3 Click Apply button to apply the changes End of Steps 6 4 Configure the System Management 6 4 1 Configure the Device Management This procedure introduces how to reboot the device or restore the fa...

Page 80: ...e is ready Steps 1 On the main page of the Speedport Entry 2i select Management System Management Software Upgrade to go to the Software Upgrade page The page is shown in Figure 6 5 Figure 6 5 Softwar...

Page 81: ...edport Entry 2i select Management System Management User Configuration Management to go to the User Configuration Management page The page is shown in Figure 6 6 Figure 6 6 User Configuration Manageme...

Page 82: ...of the automatic configuration server that manages the device Username Password User name and password for the Speedport Entry 2i device to log in to the automatic configurationserver Connection Requ...

Page 83: ...ment parameters Table 6 3 lists the Log Management parameters Table 6 3 Parameter Descriptions for the Log Management Parameter Description Save Log Select this option to save logs Log Level The optio...

Page 84: ...on includes ping diagnosis trace route diagnosis DSL line diagnosis and simulation Steps 1 On the main page of the Speedport Entry 2i select Management Diagnosis to go to the Diagnosis page Ping Diagn...

Page 85: ...the Trace Route operation WAN Connection To select the WAN connection to be used Maximum Hops Maximum number of hops that the Trace Route packets require for arrivingat the destination default 30 Wai...

Page 86: ...aintenance Management Guide 6 10 Figure 6 11 DSL Line Diagnosis Page 9 Select the Diagnosis Type and VPI VCI 10 Click Diagnosis to diagnose the connection This test may take a few seconds to complete...

Page 87: ...selected a VLAN tag is carried in the packets sent over the WAN connection and the VLAN ID and 802 1p parameters must be set VLAN ID Identifies a VLAN Range 1 4094 To ensure normal service operation t...

Page 88: ...mulation The result is displayed in the bottom box End of Steps l Please don t refresh this page while diagnosing otherwise the diagnosis result may be displayed incorrectly l If a new diagnosis is tr...

Page 89: ...14 MAC Table Page 2 Click Refresh button to refresh information End of Steps 6 11 Configure the Telephone Compatibility This page provides the function of telephone compatible configuration Steps 1 On...

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Page 91: ...col version 6 DMZ Demilitarized Zone DNS Domain Name System DDNS Dynamic Domain Name System DSLAM Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer GUA Global Unicast Address ICMP Internet Control Message Pr...

Page 92: ...Strict Priority SPI Security Parameter Index SSID Service Set Identifier SSL Secure Sockets Layer TCP Transmission Control Protocol TCP ACK TCP Acknowledgement TKIP Temporal Key Integration Protocol T...

Page 93: ...SJ 20162405182123 002 2016 05 24 R2 0 Speedport Entry 2i Maintenance Management Guide III WPA2 Wi Fi Protected Access 2 WPS Wi Fi Protected Setup xDSL x Digital Subscriber Line...

Page 94: ...tion Parameters 3 9 Figure 3 5 Ethernet WAN Switch Page 3 10 Figure 3 6 QoS Global Configuration page 3 11 Figure 3 7 New QoS Classification Page 3 12 Figure 3 8 Congestion Management Page 3 14 Figure...

Page 95: ...igure 4 11 Port Control IPv4 Page 4 9 Figure 4 12 Allocated Address DHCPv6 Page 4 10 Figure 4 13 LAN Address Management Page 4 11 Figure 4 14 Static Prefix IPv6 Page 4 11 Figure 4 15 DHCPv6 Server Pag...

Page 96: ...Management Page 6 5 Figure 6 7 TR 069 Configuration Page 6 6 Figure 6 8 Log Management Page 6 7 Figure 6 9 Ping Diagnosis Page 6 8 Figure 6 10 Trace Route Diagnosis Page 6 9 Figure 6 11 DSL Line Diagn...

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Page 98: ...arameter Descriptions for the IPv4 Filter 3 21 Table 3 12 Parameter Descriptions for the Service Control IPv4 3 23 Table 3 13 Parameter Descriptions for the Service Control IPv6 3 24 Table 3 14 Parame...

Page 99: ...4 14 Parameter Descriptions for the Static Routing IPv6 4 18 Table 4 15 Parameter Descriptions for the Policy Routing IPv6 4 19 Table 4 16 Parameter Descriptions for the UPnP 4 20 Table 5 1 Parameter...

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