ZyXEL Communications 782R マニュアル

目次

• Copyright

  2
  • Disclaimer

    2
  • Trademarks

    2
• Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement

  4
  • Notice 1

    4
  • Notice 2

    4
• Information for Canadian Users

  5
  • Caution

    5
  • Note

    5
• ZyXEL Limited Warranty

  8
  • Note

    8
  • Online Registration

    8
• Customer Support

  9
• Table of Contents

  10
• List of Figures

  14
• List of Tables

  17
• Preface

  19
  • About Your Prestige

    19
  • About This User’s Guide

    20
  • Related Documentation

    20
  • Syntax Conventions

    20
• What is xDSL?

  21
  • G.SHDSL

    21
  • Getting to Know Your G.SHDSL Router

    24
    • Features of the Prestige

      24
    • High Speed Scalability

      24
    • Symmetrical High Speed Internet Access

      24
    • SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol – version 1)

      24
    • IP Multicast

      24
    • IP Alias

      25
    • IP Policy Routing

      25
    • 10/100MB Auto-negotiation Ethernet/Fast Ethernet Interface

      25
    • Protocols Supported

      25
    • Multiple Protocol Support

      25
    • PAP and CHAP Security

      25
    • DHCP Support

      25
    • Data Compression

      25
    • Encapsulation

      26
    • SUA for Single-IP Address Internet Access

      26
    • Full Network Management

      26
    • Upgrade Firmware via LAN

      26
    • Filters

      26
    • Ease of Installation

      26
    • Auxiliary Port

      26
    • Wall-Mounting

      26
    • Application Scenarios for the Prestige

      27
  • Hardware Installation and Initial Setup

    30
    • Installation Requirements

      30
    • Front Panel LEDs of the Prestige 782R

      30
    • Rear Panel and Connections of the Prestige 782R

      31
    • Connecting your Prestige to the LAN and xDSL network.

      32
    • Connecting the xDSL Line

      32
    • Connecting the Console Port

      32
    • Connecting a Computer to the Prestige

      32
    • Connecting the Power Adapter to your Prestige

      32
    • Turning On Your Prestige

      32
    • Initial Screen

      32
    • Entering the Default System Password

      33
    • Navigating the SMT Interface

      33
    • SMT Menu Commands

      34
    • Changing the System Password

      36
    • Resetting the Prestige

      37
    • General Setup

      38
    • Setting Up the WAN Link

      39
    • Ethernet Setup

      40
  • Internet Access

    42
    • Ethernet Factory Defaults

      42
    • TCP/IP and DHCP Ethernet Setup: DHCP

      42
    • Procedure

      46
    • LANs and WANs

      50
    • Internet Access Configuration

      50
    • Internet Access Configuration

      54
    • Single User Account

      56
    • Multiple Servers Behind the SUA

      58
  • Part II:

    60
  • Remote Node Configuration

    61
    • Remote Node Setup

      61
    • Remote Node Setup

      65
    • Remote Node Filter

      68
  • Remote Node TCP/IP Configuration

    69
    • TCP/IP Configuration

      69
  • IPX Configuration

    77
    • IPX Network Environment

      77
    • The Prestige in an IPX Environment

      79
    • IPX Ethernet Setup

      80
    • LAN-to-LAN Application With Novell IPX

      80
  • Bridging Setup

    85
    • Bridging in General

      85
    • Bridge Ethernet Setup

      85
  • Part III:

    89
  • Filter Configuration

    91
    • About Filtering

      91
    • The Filter Structure of the Prestige

      93
    • Configuring a Filter Set

      93
    • Configuring a Filter Rule

      96
    • Filter Types and SUA

      104
    • Filter Configuration Example

      105
    • Applying Filters and Factory Defaults

      108
  • SNMP Configuration

    111
    • About SNMP

      111
    • Supported MIBs

      112
    • SNMP Configuration

      112
    • SNMP Traps

      114
  • System Maintenance

    115
    • System Status

      115
    • Log and Trace

      119
    • Diagnostic

      122
    • Filename Conventions

      123
    • Backup Configuration

      123
    • Restore Configuration

      125
    • Upload Firmware

      126
    • Command Interpreter Mode

      132
    • Time and Date Setting

      132
    • Introduction

      135
    • Benefits

      135
    • Routing Policy

      135
    • IP Routing Policy Setup

      136
    • Applying an IP Policy

      139
    • IP Policy Routing Example

      141
  • Part: IV

    144
  • Troubleshooting

    146
  • Appendix A Power Adapter Specifications

    148
  • Glossary

    149
  • Index

    160