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System Web Page Menu

The

System

menu provides system administration utilities such as firmware upgrade, configuration backup

& restore, and Syslog service configuration.

It includes the following sub-menus:

TR-069

for activation/deactivation and configuration of the TR-069 remote management protocol

(see page

144

)

SNMP

for configuration of the Simple Network Management Protocol (see page

145

)

Syslog

for controling the system logging service (see page

146

)

Backup / Restore

for backing-up the current or restoring a previous configuration of the device

(see page

147

)

Firmware Upgrade

for performing a local or remote firmware upgrade (see page

149

)

Remote Admin

for allowing remote access to the device for administration and/or support

purposes (see page

151

)

Users

for activation/deactivation of system user accounts (see page

153

)

Change Password

for modifying the device administration password (see page

154

)

Device Restart

for restarting the device and optionally erasing the entire configuration (factory

defaults) (see page

155

)

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Status Web Page Menu

The

Status

menu lets you view device messages, the values of device parameters and statistics about

local interfaces and Internet connections.

It includes the following sub-menus:

About

for displaying general information about the device (see page

159

)

Battery

for displaying information about the embedded battery of the OxyGEN

mini

Office (see

page

160

)

System Log

for viewing system log entries (see page

161

)

Interfaces

for displaying information for the Ethernet and

(optional)

USB interfaces (see page

162

)

DSL Line

for displaying status and statistics for the DSL broadband connection (see page

163

)

Wireless

for a list of the connected WiFi clients and access points (AP) in range

(WiFi-enabled

devices only)

(see page

164

)

Phone Lines

for viewing information about the active voice calls and the status of supplementary

services (see page

165

)

Call Details

for viewing total duration and history of voice calls (see page

167

)

ISDN Interfaces

for viewing information about the ISDN interfaces (see page

168

)

Firewall

for displaying the current firewall status (see page

169

)

Clients

for a list of connected clients (see page

170

)

Diagnostics

for performing DSL and IP diagnostic tests (see page

171

)

Net Statistics

for information about the LAN- and WAN-side network traffic (see page

172

)

IP Network

for a list of addresses of IP interfaces, IP routes, DNS servers and active IP connections

(see page

173

)

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Commonly used Buttons and Icons

The following buttons and icons are used throughout the web pages:

Button

Function

Radio buttons - these appear in many configuration pages. You will be asked to select one

radio button from the list of two or more available options. You cannot select more than one

radio button at a time.

This button appears in pages showing lists of configuration items (e.g. Internet connections,

Firewall rules). Click on this button to

Edit

the corresponding entry.

This button appears in pages showing lists of configuration items (e.g. Internet connections,

Firewall rules). Click on this button to

Delete

the corresponding entry.

This icon corresponds to the Internet

Data

service.

This icon corresponds to the telephony

Voice

service

(if provided by your ISP)

.

This icon corresponds to the

Video

service

(if provided by your ISP)

.

This icon corresponds to the

DMZ

service.

This icon corresponds to the

Ethernet WAN

service.

This button appears in pages showing lists of configuration items (e.g. Internet connections,

Firewall rules). Click on this button to

Add

a new entry.

This button appears in pages related to adding or editing a member of a configuration list

(e.g. Internet connection, Firewall rule). Click on this button to

Save

the entry.

This button appears in most configuration pages. Click on this button to store and

Apply

the

values of the different parameters appearing in the web page.

This button appears in pages where a file must be uploaded (e.g.

Firmware Upgrade

). Click

on this button to

Browse

through your PC and find the desired file.

Table 4.1: Common Buttons and Icons

The following terms are used throughout this guide in association with these buttons:

Click

- point the mouse arrow over the button, menu entry or link on the screen and click the left

mouse button. This performs an action, such as displaying a new page or performing the action specific

to the button on which the left mouse button is clicked.

Select

- usually used when describing which radio button to select from a list, or which entry to select

from a drop-down list. Point the mouse arrow over the entry and left-click to select it. This does not

perform an action - you will also be required to click on a button, menu entry or link in order to proceed.

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Default Device Settings

Upon delivery, the OxyGEN

mini

Office is preconfigured with default settings for use in a typical home or

small office network.

The table below lists some of the most important default settings; these and other features are

described fully in the subsequent chapters. If you are familiar with network configuration, review these

settings to verify that they meet the needs of your network. Follow the instructions to change them if

necessary. If you are unfamiliar with these settings, try using the device without modification, or contact

your ISP for assistance.

Option

Default Setting

LAN

Hostname:

oxygen.lan

IP address:

192.168.1.254

Subnet mask:

255.255.255.0

DHCP

Enabled

,

192.168.1.51 - 100

WAN Connection

PVC:

8/35

Type:

PPPoE

Encap.:

LLC

NAT / Firewall

Enabled

Wireless

Enabled

,

SSID:

Oxygen

-

XXXXX

,

(XXXXX is different for every device)

Security:

WPA

,

Key:

Different for each device,

printed on the label of the device

(WiFi-enabled devices only)

Web Configuration

admin / admin

user / user

Table 4.2: Default Settings

WARNING

We strongly recommend that you contact your ISP prior to changing the default

configuration.

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