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Idle

Timeout:

Auto-disconnect

the

router

when

there

is

no

activity

on

the

line

for

a

predetermined

period of

time.

²

Detail:

You

can

define

destination

port

and

packet

type

(TCP/UDP)

information

that

will

not

result

in

the

router

checking

the

timer.

It

allows

you

to

set

which

outgoing

traffic

will

not

trigger

and

reset

the

idle

timer.

RIP:

RIP

v1,

RIP

v2,

and

RIP

v2

Multicast.

Check

to

enable

RIP

function.

MTU:

Maximum

Transmission

Unit.

The

size

of

the

largest

datagram

(excluding

media-specific

headers)

that

IP

will

attempt

to

send

through

the

interface.

Advanced Options (PPPoE)

LLC

Header:

Selects

encapsulation

mode.

Select

true

to

use

LLC

or

false

to

use

VC-Mux.

Create

Route:

This

setting

specifies

whether

a

route

is

added

to

the

system

after

IPCP

(Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol)

negotiation

is

completed.

If

set

to

enabled

,

a

route

will

be

created

which

directs

packets to

the

remote

end

of

the

PPP

link.

Specific

Route:

This

specifies

whether

the

route

created

when

a

PPP

link

comes

up

is

a

specific

or

default

route.

If

set

to

enabled

,

the

route

created

will

only

apply

to

packets

for

the

subnet

at

the

remote

end

of

the

PPP

link.

The

address

of

this

subnet

is

obtained

during

IPCP

negotiation.

Subnet

Mask:

This

sets

the

subnet

mask

used

for

the

local

IP

interface

connected

to

the

PPP

transport. If

the

value

0.0.0.0

is

supplied,

the

netmask

will

be

calculated

from

the

class

of

the

IP

address

obtained

during

IPCP

negotiation.

Route

Mask:

This

sets

the

subnet

mask

used

by

the

route

that

is

created

when

a

PPP

link

comes

up.

If

it is

set

to

0.0.0.0

,

the

subnet

mask

is

determined

by

the

IP

address

of

the

remote

end

of

the

link.

The

class of

the

IP

address

is

obtained

during

IPCP

(Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol)

negotiation.

MRU:

Maximum

Receive

Unit.

This

is

negotiated

during

the

LCP

protocol

stage.

Discover

Primary

/

Secondary

DNS:

This

setting

enables/disables

whether

the

primary/secondary

DNS

server

address

is

requested

from

a

remote

PPP

peer

using

IPCP.

The

default

setting

for

this

command

is

enabled

.

Give

DNS

to

Relay:

This

controls

whether

the

PPP

Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol

(IPCP)

can

request

the

DNS

server

IP

address

for

a

remote

PPP

peer.

Once

IPCP

has

discovered

the

DNS

server

IP

address,

it

automatically

gives

the

address

to

the

local

DNS

relay

so

that

a

connection

can

be

established.

Give

DNS

to

Client:

This

controls

whether

the

PPP

Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol

(IPCP)

can

request

a

DNS

server

IP

address

for

a

remote

PPP

peer.

Once

IPCP

has

discovered

the

DNS

server

IP

address,

it

automatically

gives

the

address

to

the

local

DNS

client

so

that

a

connection

can

be

established.

Give

DNS

to

DHCP

Server:

Similar

to

the

above,

but

gives

the

DNS

server

address

to

the

DHCP

server.

Discover

Primary

NBNS

/

Discover

Secondary

NBNS:

This

setting

enables/disables

whether

the

primary/secondary

NBNS

server

address

is

requested

from

a

remote

PPP

peer

using

IPCP.

The

default

setting

for

this

command

is

disabled.

Discover

Subnet

Mask:

Specifies

if

the

subnet

mask

given

by

IPCP

negotiation

process

is

to

be

used.

Give

Subnet

Mask

To

DHCP

Server:

Enable

to

change

your

DHCP

Server

settings

by

using

the

given

information

in

IPCP

negotiation

process.

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PPPoE (multisession)

PPPoE multisession allows the user to create multiple PPPoE sessions using a single PVC, using the

exact same principles as normal PPPoE as described above.

PPPoE

with

Pass-through

Connections

PPPoE

with

pass-through

adopts

the

following

method:

PPPoE

Routed

mode

+

1483

Bridge

Mode.

With

pure

PPPoE

connection,

the

router

can

get

one

WAN

address

for

the

router.

With

the

PPPoE

and

PPPoE

pass-through,

concurrently,

it

allows

users

to

have

a

WAN

address

assigned

to

the

router

but

also

able

to

get

another

WAN

IP

from

their

ISP

using

PPPoE

dialler

(e.g.

WinPoETor

Windows

XP

PPPoE Dialler)

at

the

same

time.

Description:

User-definable

name

for

this

connection.

VPI/VCI:

Enter

the

information

provided

by

your

ISP.

ATM

Class:

The

Quality

of

Service

for

ATM

layer.

NAT:

The

NAT

(Network

Address

Translation)

feature

allows

multiple

users

to

access

the

Internet

through

a

single

ISP

account,

sharing

a

single

IP

address.

If

users

on

your

LAN

have

public

IP

addresses

and

can

access

the

Internet

directly,

the

NAT

function

can

be

disabled.

Username:

Enter

the

username

provided

by

your

ISP.

You

can

input

up

to

128

alphanumeric

characters

(case

sensitive).

This

will

usually

be

in

the

format

of

“username@ispname”

instead

of

simply

“username”.

Password:

Enter

the

password

provided

by

your

ISP.

You

can

input

up

to

128

alphanumeric

characters

(case

sensitive).

Service

Name:

This

item

is

for

identification

purposes.

If

it

is

required,

your

ISP

will

provide

you

the

information.

Maximum

input

is

20

alphanumeric

characters.

IP

Address

:

This

specifies

if

the

router

can

get

an

IP

address

from

the

Internet

Server

Provider

(ISP)

automatically

or

not.

Please

click

Obtain

an

IP

address

automatically

via

DHCP

client

to

enable

the

DHCP

client

functionality

or

click

Specify

an

IP

address

to

disable

the

DHCP

client

functionality,

and

specify

the

IP

address

manually.

The

setting

of

this

item

is

specified

by

your

ISP.

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Authentication

Protocol:

Default

is

Chap(Auto).

Your

ISP

will

advise

you

whether

to

use

Chap

or

Pap.

Connection:

²

Always

on:

If

you

want

the

router

to

establish

a

PPPoE

session

when

starting

up

and

to

automatically

re-establish

the

PPPoE

session

when

disconnected

by

the

ISP.

²

Connect

on

Demand:

If

you

want

to

establish

a

PPPoE

session

only

when

there

is

a

packet

requesting

access

to

the

Internet

(i.e.

when

a

program

on

your

computer

attempts

to

access

the

Internet).

Idle

Timeout:

Auto-disconnect

the

broadband

firewall

gateway

when

there

is

no

activity

on

the

line

for

a

predetermined

period

of

time.

²

Detail:

You

can

define

destination

port

and

packet

type

(TCP/UDP)

information

that

will

not

result

in

the

router

checking

the

timer.

It

allows

you

to

set

which

outgoing

traffic

will

not

trigger

and

reset

the

idle

timer.

²

RIP:

RIP

v1,

RIP

v2,

and

RIP

v2

Multicast.

Check

to

enable

RIP

function.

MTU:

Maximum

Transmission

Unit.

The

size

of

the

largest

datagram

(excluding

media-specific

headers)

that

the

IP

will

attempt

to

send

through

the

interface.

Advanced Options (PPPoE)

LLC

Header:

Selects

encapsulation

mode.

Select

true

to

use

LLC

or

false

to

use

VC-Mux.

Create

Route:

This

setting

specifies

whether

a

route

is

added

to

the

system

after

IPCP

(Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol)

negotiation

is

completed.

If

set

to

enabled

,

a

route

will

be

created

which

directs

packets to

the

remote

end

of

the

PPP

link.

Specific

Route:

This

specifies

whether

the

route

created

when

a

PPP

link

comes

up

is

a

specific

or

default

route.

If

set

to

enabled

,

the

route

created

will

only

apply

to

packets

for

the

subnet

at

the

remote

end

of

the

PPP

link.

The

address

of

this

subnet

is

obtained

during

IPCP

negotiation.

Subnet

Mask:

This

sets

the

subnet

mask

used

for

the

local

IP

interface

connected

to

the

PPP

transport.

If

the

value

0.0.0.0

is

supplied,

the

netmask

will

be

calculated

from

the

class

of

the

IP

address

obtained

during

IPCP

negotiation.

Route

Mask:

This

sets

the

subnet

mask

used

by

the

route

that

is

created

when

a

PPP

link

comes

up.

If

it is

set

to

0.0.0.0

,

the

subnet

mask

is

determined

by

the

IP

address

of

the

remote

end

of

the

link.

The

class of

the

IP

address

is

obtained

during

IPCP

(Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol)

negotiation.

MRU:

Maximum

Receive

Unit.

This

is

negotiated

during

the

LCP

protocol

stage.

Discover

Primary

/

Secondary

DNS:

This

setting

enables/disables

whether

the

primary/secondary

DNS

server

address

is

requested

from

a

remote

PPP

peer

using

IPCP.

The

default

setting

for

this

command

is

enabled

.

Give

DNS

to

Relay:

This

controls

whether

the

PPP

Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol

(IPCP)

can

request

the

DNS

server

IP

address

for

a

remote

PPP

peer.

Once

IPCP

has

discovered

the

DNS

server

IP

address,

it

automatically

gives

the

address

to

the

local

DNS

relay

so

that

a

connection

can

be

established.

Give

DNS

to

Client:

This

controls

whether

the

PPP

Internet

Protocol

Control

Protocol

(IPCP)

can

request

a

DNS

server

IP

address

for

a

remote

PPP

peer.

Once

IPCP

has

discovered

the

DNS

server

IP

address,

it

automatically

gives

the

address

to

the

local

DNS

client

so

that

a

connection

can

be

established.

Give

DNS

to

DHCP

Server:

Similar

to

the

above,

but

gives

the

DNS

server

address

to

the

DHCP

server.

Discover

Primary

NBNS

/

Discover

Secondary

NBNS:

This

setting

enables/disables

whether

the

primary/secondary

NBNS

server

address

is

requested

from

a

remote

PPP

peer

using

IPCP.

The

default

setting

for

this

command

is

disabled.

Discover

Subnet

Mask:

Specifies

if

the

subnet

mask

given

by

IPCP

negotiation

process

is

to

be

used.

Give

Subnet

Mask

To

DHCP

Server:

Enable

to

change

your

DHCP

Server

settings

by

using

the

given

information

in

IPCP

negotiation

process.

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DNS

A

Domain

Name

System

(DNS)

contains

a

mapping

table

for

mapping

between

Domain

Names

and

IP

addresses.

On

the

Internet,

every

host

has

a

unique

and

user-friendly

name

(domain

name)

such

as

www.helloworld.com

as

well

as

an

IP

address.

An

IP

address

is

a

32-bit

number

in

the

form

of

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

,

for

example

10.0.0.2.

You

can

think

of

an

IP

address

as

a

telephone

number

for

devices

on

the

Internet,

and

the

DNS

will

allow

you

to

find

the

telephone

number

for

any

particular

domain

name.

As

an

IP

Address

is

hard

to

remember,

the

DNS

converts

the

friendly

name

into

its

equivalent

IP

Address.

You

can

obtain

a

Domain

Name

System

(DNS)

IP

address

automatically

if

your

ISP

provides

it

when

you

logon.

To

use

this

automatically

supplied

DNS

check

the

Enable

box.

Usually

when

you

choose

PPPoE or

PPPoA

as

your

WAN

-

ISP

protocol,

the

ISP

will

provide

the

DNS

IP

address

automatically.

You

may leave

the

configuration

field

blank.

Alternatively,

your

ISP

may

provide

you

with

an

IP

address

of

their

DNS.

If

this

is

the

case,

you

must

enter

the

DNS

IP

address

manually.

If

you

choose

one

of

the

other

three

protocols

─

RFC1483

Routed/Bridged

or

IPoA,

please

check

with

your

ISP

as

it

may

provide

you

with

an

IP

address

for

their

DNS

server.

You

will

need

to

enter

the

DNS

IP

address

if

you

set

the

DNS

of

your

PC

to

the

LAN

IP

address

of

this

router.

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ADSL

Connect

Mode:

This

mode

will

automatically

detect

your

ADSL

line

mode,

ADSL2+,

ADSL2,

G.dmt,

G.lite,

T1.413,

AnnexM2

or

AnnexM2+.

But

in

some

areas,

multimode

cannot

detect

the

ADSL

line

mode

very

well.

If

it

is

the

case,

please

adjust

the

ADSL

line

code

to

G.dmt

first.

If

it

still

fails,

,please

check

with

your

ISP

for

line

connect

information.

Activate

Line:

Select

false

and

then

select

true

to

activate

any

new

Connect

Mode

settings.

Coding

Gain:

This

reduces

the

router’s

transmit

power

and

will

effect

to

router’s

downstream

performance.

General,

the

higher

the

gain,

the

higher

the

downstream

rate,

but

sometimes

a

gain

that

is

too

high

will

cause

an

unstable

ADSL

connection.

The

configurable

ADSL

coding

gain

is

from

0

dB

to

7dB,

or

automatic.

Tx

Attenuation:

This

is

the

ADSL

transmission

power

that

the

modem

is

using.

The

lower

the

power

the

better

performance

in

router’s

upstream.

Configurable

value

is

between

0~12.

DSP

Firmware

Version:

Current

ADSL

line

code

firmware

version.

Connected:

Display

current

ADSL

line

sync

status.

Operational

Mode:

Display

current

ADSL

mode

standard

(Operational

Mode)

that

your

Router

is

using

when

ADSL

line

has

sync.

Annex

Type:

ADSL

Annex

A,

which

works

over

a

standard

telephone

line.

Annex

B,

which

works

over

an

ISDN

line.

In

South

Africa,

we

always

use

Annex

A

Upstream:

Display

current

upstream

rate

of

your

ADSL

line.

Downstream:

Display

current

downstream

rate

of

your

ADSL

line.

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