Benutzerhandbuch für Siemens E-110

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Safety Notes

  1
  • For Installation

    2
  • For Using

    2
  • For Service

    2
  • Warning

    2
  • Caution

    2
• Content

  3
• Before You Use

  7
  • Features

    7
  • System Requirements

    8
  • Unpacking

    8
• Chapter 1: Overview

  9
  • Physical Outlook

    9
  • Physical Outlook

    9
    • Front Panel

      9
      • LED Indicators (Front Panel System Messages)

        9
    • Rear PanelRear Panel

      10
• Chapter 2: Installation

  11
  • Choosing a place for the ADSL Router

    11
  • Connecting the ADSL Router

    11
    • Analog (PSTN) installation

      11
      • Y-Line Filters

        11
    • ISDN installation

      12
  • USB driver installation

    13
    • Install the USB driver

      13
    • Uninstall the USB driver

      14
• Chapter 3: Configuration

  15
  • Step 1: Configure TCP/IP on Client PC

    15
    • For Windows 95

      15
    • For Windows 98 and Windows 98 SE

      19
    • For Windows ME

      23
    • For Windows NT

      24
    • For Windows 2000

      28
    • For Windows XP

      31
    • For Macintosh OS 8.6 and 9.x

      32
    • For Macintosh OS 10.x

      33
  • Renew IP Address on Client PC

    35
    • For Windows 98 and Windows 98 SE

      35
    • For Windows ME

      36
    • For Windows NT

      36
    • For Windows 2000

      37
    • For Windows XP

      37
  • Step 2: Quick Configuration via Web browser

    38
    • Internet Access

      38
  • Advanced Configuration via Web browser

    39
    • Main Menu

      40
    • Commonly Used Buttons and Icons

      40
    • Viewing Basic System Information

      41
    • Quick Configuration

      42
    • Committing Changes to Permanent Storage

      43
    • Rebooting the device using Configuration Manager

      43
    • Sub-Menus

      44
• Chapter 4: Advanced Configuration

  46
  • Configuring IP Routes

    46
  • DHCP Configuration

    47
    • Configuring DHCP Server

      47
      • Part 1. Creating IP address pools

        47
      • Part 2. Enabling DHCP Server Mode

        48
      • Part 3. Configuring your PCs as DHCP clients

        49
      • Modifying Address Pools

        49
      • Viewing Current DHCP Address Assignments

        49
    • Configuring DHCP Relay

      50
      • Part 1. Defining the DHCP relay interface(s)

        50
      • Part 2. Enabling DHCP relay mode

        50
      • Part 3. Configuring your PCs as DHCP clients

        50
  • NAT Configuration

    51
    • Viewing Your NAT Configuration

      51
    • Viewing NAT Rules and Rule Statistics

      54
    • Viewing Current NAT Translations

      54
    • Adding NAT Rules

      55
      • The napt rule: Translating between private and public IP addresses

        55
      • The rdr rule: Allowing external access to a LAN computer

        56
      • The basic rule: Performing 1:1 translations

        57
      • The filter rule: Configuring a basic rule with additional criteria

        57
      • The bimap rule: Performing two-way translations

        58
      • The pass rule: Allowing specific addresses to pass through untranslated

        59
  • RIP Configuration

    60
    • Configuring the RIP

      60
    • Viewing RIP Statistics

      61
  • Firewall, IP Filters and Blocked Protocols

    62
    • Firewall Configuration

      62
    • IP Filter Configuration

      64
      • Viewing Your IP Filter Configuration

        64
      • Configuring IP Filter Global Settings

        64
      • Creating IP Filter Rules

        65
      • IP filter rule examples

        68
      • Viewing IP Filter Statistics

        69
      • Managing Current IP Filter Sessions

        70
    • To Block Specific Protocols

      70
  • Administration Tasks

    71
    • Changing the System Date and Time

      71
    • User Configuration

      71
      • Changing Your Login Password

        71
      • Adding a New User

        72
    • Image Upgrade

      72
    • View System Alarms

      73
    • Diagnostics

      73
    • Port Settings

      74
  • View DSL Parameters

    75
• Chapter 5: Connection Modes

  77
  • Bridge Mode

    77
    • Part 1: Configuring the ADSL Router

      77
      • 1. Creating an ATM VCC interface

        77
      • 2. Creating an EoA interface.

        78
      • 3. Enable Bridging function.

        79
      • 4. LAN configuration.

        79
      • 5. Commit your changes.

        80
    • Part 2: Check your connection status.

      80
    • Part 3: Configuring the PC.

      80
      • Option 1: Your PC use the IP given by your ISP.

        80
      • Option 2: Your client use PPPoE software to connect to your ISP.

        80
  • PPP Connection Mode

    80
    • Part 1: Configuring the ADSL Router

      80
      • 1. Creating an ATM VCC interface.

        80
      • 2. Creating a PPP interface.

        81
    • Part 2: Check your connection status.

      82
    • Part 3: Configuring the PC.

      82
  • Router Connection Mode

    83
    • Part 1: Configuring the ADSL Router

      83
      • 1. Creating an ATM VCC interface.

        83
      • 2. Creating a IPoA interface.

        84
    • Part 2: Check your connection status.

      84
    • Part 3: Configuring the PC.

      84
• Chapter 6: Troubleshooting

  85
• Chapter 7: Glossary

  87
• Appendix: Specification

  89
  • Software

    89
  • Hardware

    90