Billion 800VGT Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Billion 800VGT Router

Diagnostic

It

tests

the

connection

to

computer(s)

which

is

connected

to

LAN

ports

and

also

the

WAN

Internet connection.

If

PING

www.google.com

shows

FAIL

and

the

rest

show

PASS,

you

ought

to

check

that your

Computers’

DNS

settings

are

correctly

set.

UPnP Portmap

The

section

lists

all

port-mappings

established

using

UPnP

(Universal

Plug

and

Play).

See

the

Advanced

section

of

this

manual

for

more

details

on

UPnP

and

the

router’s

UPnP

configuration

options.

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Billion 800VGT Router

Quick Start

While

it

is

recommended

that

you

use

the

installation

utility

that

was

supplied

with

your

router,

It

is

also

possible

you

use

the

built-in

Quick

Start

function

in

order

to

configure

your

router.

For

detailed

instructions

on

configuring

your

WAN

settings,

please

see

the

WAN

section

of

this

manual.

Usually,

the

only

details

you

will

need

for

the

Quick

Start

wizard

to

get

you

online

are

your

login

(often

in

the

form

of

username@ispname

),

your

password

and

the

encapsulation

type.

(For

most

networks,

VCI

and

VPI

are

8

and

35)

In

additional,

you

have

the

option

to

provide

specific

DNS

if

you

desire,

or

select

the

Enable

box

to

get

an

DNS

automatically

assigned

by

your

ISP.

Your

ISP

will

be

able

to

supply

all

the

details

you

need,

alternatively,

if

you

have

deleted

the

current

WAN

Connection

in

the

WAN

–

ISP

section

of

the

interface,

you

can

use

the

router’s

PVC

Scan

feature

to

attempt

to

determine

the

Encapsulation

types

offered

by

your

ISP.

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Billion 800VGT Router

Click

Start

to

begin

scanning

for

encapsulation

types

offered

by

your

ISP.

If

the

scan

is

successful

you

will

then

be

presented

with

a

list

of

supported

options:

Select

the

desired

option

from

the

list

and

click

Apply

to

return

to

the

Quick

Start

interface

to

continue

configuring

your

ISP

connection.

Please

note

that

the

contents

of

this

list

will

vary,

depending

on

what

is

supported

by

your

ISP.

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Billion 800VGT Router

Configuration

When

you

click

this

item,

you

will

be

able

to

following

sub-items

to

configure

the

ADSL

router.

-

LAN,

Wan,

System,

Firewall,

VPN,

VoIP,

QoS,

Virtual

Server,

Time

Schedule

and

Advanced

These

functions

are

described

below

in

the

following

sections.

LAN

-

Local

Area

Network

Here

are

the

items

within

the

LAN

section:

Bridge

Interface

Ethernet

IP

Alias

Ethernet

Client

Filter

Wireless

Security

Wireless

Client

Filter

Port

Settings

DHCP

Server

.

Bridge

Interface

You

can

setup

member

ports

for

each

VLAN

group

under

Bridge

Interface

section.

From

the

example,

two

VLAN

groups

need

to

be

created.

Ethernet:

P1

(Port

1)

Ethernet1:

P2,

P3

and

P4

(Port

2,

3,

4).

Uncheck

P2,

P3,

P4

from

Ethernet

VLAN

port

first.

Note:

You

should

setup

each

VLAN

group

with

caution.

Each

Bridge

Interface

is

arranged

in

this

order.

Bridge

Interface

VLAN

Port

(Always

starts

with)

Ethernet

P1

/

P2

/

P3

/

P4

Ethernet1

P2

/

P3

/

P4

Ethernet2

P3

/

P4

Ethernet3

P4

Management

Interface:

To

specify

which

VLAN

group

is

allowed

to

do

device

management

-

i.e.

web

management.

Note:

NAT/NAPT

can

be

applied

to

management

interface

only.

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Ethernet

Primary

IP

Address

IP

Address:

The

default

IP

on

this

router.

SubNetmask:

The

default

subnet

mask

on

this

router.

RIP:

RIP

v1,

RIP

v2,

and

RIP

v2

Multicast.

Check

to

enable

RIP

function.

IP

Alias

This

function

supports

to

create

multiple

virtual

IP

interfaces

on

this

router.

this

helps

if

you

wish

to

connect

two

or

more

local

networks

using

different

IP

ranges

to

internet

via

the

router.

In

this

case,

an

additional

internal

router

is

not

required.

IP

Address:

Specify

an

IP

address

on

this

virtual

interface.

SubNetmask:

Specify

a

subnet

mask

on

this

virtual

interface.

Security

Interface:

Specify

the

firewall

setting

on

this

virtual

interface.

Internal:

The

network

is

behind

NAT.

All

traffic

will

do

network

address

translation

(NAT)

when

sending

out

to

Internet

(if

NAT

is

enabled).

External:

There

is

no

NAT

on

this

IP

interface

and

it

is

connected

to

the

Internet

directly.

This

can

be

used

when

your

ISP

provides

multiple

public

IP

addresses.

DMZ:

Specify

this

network

as

a

DMZ

area.

There

is

no

NAT

on

this

interface.

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