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

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Billion 800VGT Router

Wireless

Client

/

MAC

Address

Filter

The

MAC

Address

supports

up

to

16

wireless

network

machines

and

helps

you

to

manage

your

network

control

to

accept

traffic

from

specific

authorized

machines

or

to

restrict

unwanted

machine(s)

from

accessing

your

LAN.

There

are

no

pre-define

MAC

Address

filter

rules;

you

can

add

the

filter

rules

that

meet

your

requirements.

Wireless

Client

Filter:

Default

setting

is

Disable

.

²

Allowed:

To

authorize

a

specific

device

accessing

your

LAN,

insert

the

devises

MAC

Address

in

the

space

provided,

or

click

.

Make

sure

your

computer’s

MAC

is

listed.

²

Blocked:

To

prevent

unwanted

devices

from

accessing

the

LAN,

insert

the

MAC

Address

of

an

unwanted

computer

into

the

space

provided,

or

click

.

Make

sure

your

computer’s

MAC

is

not

listed.

The

maximum

number

of

clients

is

16.

MAC

addresses

are

6

bytes

long;

they

are

presented

only

in

hexadecimal

format.

The

numbers

0

-

9

and

letters

a

-

f

are

acceptable.

MAC

addresses

are

6

bytes

long

Note:

Follow

the

MAC

Address

Format

xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.

Semicolon

(

:

)

must

be

included.

Candidates:

T

his

function

automatically

detects

devices

connected

to

the

router

through

the

Wireless

AP

.

→

Associated

Wireless

Clients

Associate

Wireless

Client

displays

a

list

of

individual

wireless

device’s

MAC

Address

that

are

currently

connected

to

the

router.

You

can

easily

add

a

particular

client

to

the

Allow

or

Block

list

by

checking

the

box

the

MAC

address

and

selecting

Add

to

insert

to

the

client

into

the

Wireless

Client

(MAC

Address)

Filter

table.

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Billion 800VGT Router

Port

Setting

This

section

allows

you

to

configure

the

settings

for

the

router’s

Ethernet

ports

to

solve

some

of

the

compatibility

problems

that

may

be

encountered

while

connecting

to

the

Internet,

as

well

as

allowing

users

to

tweak

the

performance

of

their

network.

Port

#

Connection

Type:

this

is

where

you

can

customize

the

connection

type

of

each

of

the

routers

Ethernet

ports.

There

are

Six

options

to

choose

from:

Auto,

disable,

10M

half-duplex,

10M

full-duplex,

100M

half-duplex,

100M

full-duplex

and

Disable.

Sometimes,

there

are

Ethernet

compatibility

problems

with

legacy

Ethernet

devices,

and

you

can

configure

a

particular

Ethernet

port

to

one

of

the

different

types

to

solve

compatibility

issues.

The

default

is

Auto

,

which

users

should

keep

unless

there

are

specific

problems

with

computers

not

being

able

to

access

your

LAN.

IPv4

TOS

priority

Control

(Advanced

users):

TOS,

Type

of

Services,

is

the

2

nd

octet

of

an

IP

packet.

Bits

6-7

of

this

octet

are

reserved

and

bit

0-5

are

used

to

specify

the

priority

of

the

packet.

This

feature

uses

bits

0-5

to

classify

the

packet’s

priority.

If

the

packet

is

high

priority,

it

will

flow

first

and

will

not

be

constrained

by

the

Rate

Limit.

Therefore,

when

this

feature

is

enabled,

the

router’s

Ethernet

switch

will

check

the

2

nd

octet

of

each

IP

packet.

If

the

value

in

the

TOS

field

matches

the

checked

values

in

the

table

(0

to

63),

this

packet

will

be

treated

as

high

priority.

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Billion 800VGT Router

DHCP

Server

You

can

disable

or

enable

the

DHCP

(Dynamic

Host

Configuration

Protocol)

server

or

enable

the

router’s

DHCP

relay

functions.

The

DHCP

protocol

allows

your

router

to

dynamically

assign

IP

addresses

to

computers

on

your

network

if

they

are

configured

to

obtain

IP

addresses

automatically.

To

disable

the

router’s

DHCP

Server,

check

Disabled

and

click

Next,

then

click

Apply.

When

the

DHCP

Server

is

disabled

you

will

need

to

manually

assign

a

fixed

IP

address

to

each

Computer

on

your

network,

and

set

the

default

gateway

for

each

computer

to

the

IP

address

of

the

router

(by

default

this

is

10.0.0.2).

To

configure

the

router’s

DHCP

Server,

check

DHCP

Server

and

click

You

can

then

configure

parameters

of

the

DHCP

Server

including

the

IP

pool

(starting

IP

address

and

ending

IP

address

to

be

allocated

to

Computers

on

your

network),

lease

time

for

each

assigned

IP

address

(the

period

of

time

the

IP

address

assigned

will

be

valid),

DNS

IP

address

and

the

gateway

IP

address.

These

details

are

sent

to

the

DHCP

client

(i.e.

your

PC)

when

it

requests

an

IP

address

from

the

DHCP

server.

Click

Apply

to

enable

this

function.

If

you

check

“

Use

Router

as

a

DNS

Server

”,

the

ADSL

Router

will

perform

the

domain

name

lookup,

find

the

IP

address

from

the

outside

network

automatically

and

forward

it

back

to

the

requesting

PC

in

your

LAN

(your

Local

Area

Network).

If

you

check

DHCP

Relay

Agent

and

click

then

you

will

have

to

enter

the

IP

address

of

the

DHCP

server

which

will

assign

an

IP

address

back

to

the

DHCP

client

on

your

LAN.

Use

this

function

only

if

advised

to

do

so

by

your

network

administrator

or

ISP.

Click

Apply

to

enable

this

function.

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Billion 800VGT Router

WAN

-

Wide

Area

Network

WAN

refers

to

your

Wide

Area

Network

connection,

i.e.

your

router’s

connection

to

your

ISP

and

the

Internet.

Here

are

the

items

within

the

WAN

section:

ISP

,

DNS

and

ADSL

.

ISP

The

factory

default

is

PPPoE.

Telkom

uses

this

access

protocol.

If

you

wish

to

change

any

of

these

parameters,

click

Edit

.

If

your

ISP

does

not

use

PPPoE,

you

can

change

the

default

WAN

connection

entry

by

clicking

Change

.

Some

ISP

may

provide

more

services

via

different

WAN

connections.

In

this

case,

you

can

create

more

than

1

connection

by

clicking

Create

.

The

device

can

support

maximum

up

to

8

WAN

connections.

Note:

The

application

of

multiple

WAN

connections

is

depend

on

your

Service

Provider.

A

simpler

alternative

is

to

select

Quick

Start

from

the

main

menu

on

the

left.

Please

see

the

Quick

Start

section

of

the

manual

for

more

information.

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Billion 800VGT Router

RFC

1483

Routed

Connections

Description:

User-definable

name

for

the

connection.

VPI

and

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

IP

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.

Encapsulation

method:

Selects

the

encapsulation

format,

the

default

is

LLC

Bridged.

Select

the

option

provided

by

your

ISP.

IP

Assignment

²

Obtain

an

IP

address

automatically

via

DHCP

client:

S

pecify

if

the

Router

can

get

an

IP

address

from

the

ISP

(Internet

Service

Provider)

automatically.

²

Use

the

following

IP

Address:

Specify

the

IP

address

manually;

the

IP

should

be

given

to

you by

your

ISP.

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.

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