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Billion 800VGT Router

Dynamic

DNS

The

Dynamic

DNS

function

allows

you

to

alias

a

dynamic

IP

address

to

a

static

hostname,

allowing

users

whose

ISP

does

not

assign

them

a

static

IP

address

to

use

a

domain

name.

This

is

especially

useful

for

hosting

servers

via

your

ADSL

connection,

so

that

anyone

wishing

to

connect

to

you

may

use

your

domain

name,

rather

than

having

to

use

your

dynamic

IP

address,

which

changes

from

time

to

time.

This

dynamic

IP

address

is

the

WAN

IP

address

of

the

router,

which

is

assigned

to

you

by

your

ISP.

You

will

first

need

to

register

and

establish

an

account

with

the

Dynamic

DNS

provider

using

their

website,

for

example

http://www.dyndns.org/

There

are

more

than

5

DDNS

services

supported.

²

Disable:

Select

this

option

to

disable

the

Dynamic

DNS

function.

²

Enable:

Select

this

option

to

enable

the

Dynamic

DNS

function.

The

following

fields

will

be

activated

and

must

be

filled

in:

Dynamic

DNS

Server:

Select

the

DDNS

service

you

have

established

an

account

with.

Domain

Name,

Username

and

Password:

Enter

your

registered

domain

name

and

your

username

and

password

provided

by

your

DDNS

service.

Period:

Set

the

time

period

between

updates.

This

is

the

interval

after

which

your

router

will

exchange

information

with

the

DDNS

server.

In

addition

to

updating

periodically

as

per

your

settings,

the

router

will

perform

an

update

when

your

dynamic

IP

address

changes.

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Billion 800VGT Router

Check

Email

This

function

allows

you

to

have

the

router

check

your

POP3

mailbox

for

new

Email

messages.

You

may view

the

status

of

this

function

using

the

Status

–

Email

Checking

section

of

the

web

interface,

which also

provides

details

on

the

number

of

new

messages

waiting.

See

the

Status

section

of

this

manual

for more

information.

Check

Email:

²

Disable:

Select

this

option

to

disable

the

router’s

Email

checking

function.

²

Enable:

Select

this

option

to

enable

the

routers

Email

checking

function.

The

following

fields

will be

activated

and

must

be

filled

in:

Account

Name:

Enter

the

name

(login)

of

the

POP3

account

you

wish

to

check.

Normally,

it

is

the

text

in

your

email

address

before

the

"@"

symbol.

If

you

have

trouble

with

it,

please

contact

your

ISP.

Password:

Enter

the

account’s

password.

POP3

Mail

Server:

Enter

your

(POP)

mail

server

name.

Your

Internet

Service

Provider

(ISP)

or

network

administrator

will

be

able

to

supply

you

with

this.

Period:

Enter

the

value

in

minutes

between

periodic

mail

checks.

Automatically

dial-out

for

checking

emails:

When

this

function

is

enabled

and

your

Internet

connection

is

dropped,

your

ADSL

router

will

automatically

connect

to

your

ISP

to

check

for

emails.

Please

be

careful

when

using

this

feature

if

your

ADSL

service

is

charged

by

time

online.

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Device

Management

The

Device

Management

configuration

settings

allow

you

to

control

your

router’s

security

options

and

device

monitoring

features.

Embedded Web Server ( 2 Management IP

Accounts)

HTTP

Port:

This

is

the

port

number

of

the

router’s

embedded

web

server

(for

web-based

configuration.)

The

default

value

is

the

standard

HTTP

port,

80.

Users

may

specify

an

alternative

if,

for

example,

they

are

running

a

web

server

on

a

PC

within

their

LAN.

Management

IP

Address:

You

may

specify

the

IP

addresses

allowed

to

logon

and

access

the

router’s

web

server.

Setting

the

IP

address

to

0.0.0.0

will

disable

IP

address

restrictions,

allowing

users

to

login

from

any

IP

address.

Expire

to

auto-logout:

Specify

a

time

frame

for

the

system

to

auto-logout

the

user’s

configuration

session.

For

Example:

User

A

changes

the

routers

HTTP

port

number

to

100

,

specifies

their

own

IP

address

of

10.0.0.55

,

and

sets

the

logout

time

to

be

100

seconds.

The

router

will

only

allow

User

A

access

from the

IP

address

10.0.0.55

to

logon

to

the

Web

GUI

by

typing:

http://

10.0.0.2:100

in

their

web

browser.

100

seconds,

the

device

will

automatically

logout

User

A.

After100

seconds,

the

device

will

automatically

logout

User

A.

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Universal Plug and Play

(UPnP)

UPnP

offers

peer-to-peer

network

connectivity

for

PCs

and

other

network

devices,

along

with

control

and

data

transfer

between

devices.

UPnP

offers

many

advantages

for

users

running

NAT

routers

through

UPnP

NAT

Traversal.

On

supported

systems,

it

makes

tasks

such

as

port

forwarding

much

easier

by

letting

the

application

control

the

required

settings,

thus

removing

the

need

for

the

user

to

control

the

advanced

configuration

of

their

router.

Both

the

user’s

Operating

System

and

the

relevant

application

must

support

UPnP

in

addition

to

the

router.

Windows

XP

and

Windows

Me

natively

support

UPnP

(when

the

component

is

installed),

and

Windows

98

users

may

install

the

Internet

Connection

Sharing

client

from

Windows

XP

in

order

to

support

UPnP.

Windows

2000

does

not

support

UPnP.

²

Disable:

Select

this

option

to

disable

the

router’s

UPnP

functionality.

²

Enable:

Select

this

option

to

enable

the

router’s

UPnP

functionality.

UPnP

Port:

The

default

port

setting

is

2800.

It

is

highly

recommended

that

users

use

this

port

value.

If

this

value

conflicts

with

other

ports

that

are

already

being

used,

you

may

wish

to

change

it.

SNMP Access

Control

(Software

on

a

PC

within

the

LAN

is

required

in

order

to

utilize

this

function)

–

Simple

Network

Management

Protocol.

SNMP

V1

and

V2:

Read

Community:

Specify

a

name

to

be

identified

as

the

Read

Community,

and

an

IP

address.

This

community

string

will

be

checked

against

the

string

entered

in

the

configuration

file.

Once

the

string

name is

matched,

the

user

on

this

IP

address

will

be

able

to

view

the

data.

Write

Community:

Specify

a

name

to

be

identified

as

the

Write

Community,

and

an

IP

address.

This

community

string

will

be

checked

against

the

string

entered

in

the

configuration

file.

Once

the

string

name is

matched,

users

on

this

IP

address

will

be

able

to

view

and

modify

the

data.

Trap

Community:

Specify

a

name

to

be

identified

as

the

Trap

Community,

and

an

IP

address.

This

community

string

will

be

checked

against

the

string

entered

in

the

configuration

file.

Once

the

string

name is

matched,

users

on

this

IP

address

will

be

sent

SNMP

Traps.

SNMP

V3:

Specify

a

name

and

password

for

authentication.

And

define

the

access

rights

from

identified

IP

address.

Once

the

authentication

has

succeeded,

users

from

this

IP

address

will

be

able

to

view

and

modify

the

data.

SNMP

Version:

SNMPv2c

and

SNMPv3

SNMPv2c

is

a

combination

of

the

enhanced

protocol

features

of

SNMPv2

without

the

SNMPv2

security.

The

"c"

comes

from

the

fact

that

SNMPv2c

uses

the

SNMPv1

community

string

paradigm

for

"security",

but

is

widely

accepted

as

the

SNMPv2

standard.

SNMPv3

is

a

strong

authentication

mechanism,

providing

authorization

with

fine

granularity

for

remote

monitoring.

Traps

supported:

Cold

Start,

Authentication

Failure.

The

following

MIBs

are

supported:

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From

RFC

1213

(MIB-II):

´

System

group

´

Interfaces

group

´

Address

Translation

group

´

IP

group

´

ICMP

group

´

TCP

group

´

UDP

group

µ

EGP

(not

applicable)

´

Transmission

´

SNMP

group

From

RFC1650

(EtherLike-MIB):

´

dot3Stats

From

RFC

1493

(Bridge

MIB):

´

dot1dBase

group

´

dot1dTp

group

´

dot1dStp

group

(if

configured

as

spanning

tree)

From

RFC

1471

(PPP/LCP

MIB):

´

pppLink

group

µ

pppLqr

group

(not

applicable)

From

RFC

1472

(PPP/Security

MIB):

´

PPP

Security

Group)

From

RFC

1473

(PPP/IP

MIB):

´

PPP

IP

Group

From

RFC

1474

(PPP/Bridge

MIB):

´

PPP

Bridge

Group

From

RFC1573

(IfMIB):

´

ifMIBObjects

Group

From

RFC1695

(atmMIB):

´

atmMIBObjects

From

RFC

1907

(SNMPv2):

´

only

snmpSetSerialNo

OID

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