4.9.1 To change the port function

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To view the current port configuration settings, click the

Port Configuration

option. The following page

opens.

Figure 4-40: Port Configuration

4.9.1

To change the port function

Depending on device type connected to the port, you can change the port function.

1.

To change the port function, click

Change...

. The following page opens.

Figure 4-41: Port Configuration - Setup

2.

Select one of the available options:

±

data

- computer connected to this port

±

video

- Set Top Box connected to this port

±

voice

- VoIP phone connected to this port

±

nothing

- select this if you do not want to use this port

3.

Click

Next

to continue. The following page opens.

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Figure 4-42: Port Configuration - Confirm

4.

Examine the settings and if appropriate, click

Confirm Changes.

4.10

Administration Password

1.

To change the administration password, select

System

>

Admin Password

. The following page

opens

Figure 4-43: Administration Password

2.

Type in the new password twice - in the New password field and in the Confirm new password field.

The password can be any combination of letters and numbers of up to 20 characters.

3.

To confirm new settings, click

Apply

.

4.11

Remote Access

Management Stations allow a specific host (or range of hosts) remote access to your home gateway

device without having to go through NAT and/or Firewall. This function is intended for expert users

(helpdesk, your ISP administrators,...) in order to connect to your device and configure it remotely.

To configure remote access:

1.

Select

System

>

Remote Access

. The following page opens.

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Figure 4-44: Remote Access

2.

Select the

Web Browser

option.

3.

In the fields Start IP Address and End IP Address, type the host IP address or address range.

4.

If necessary, change the port number (

Web Server Port on Wan Interface

field) - the default port is

port 80.

5.

Click

Apply

.

4.12

Status

The status pages allow you to observe the following:

±

Internet Connection

±

Wireless Connection

(list of connected wireless PCs)

±

Traffic Statistics

±

DHCP Table

±

ARP Table

Select a corresponding link to observe these statuses.