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Connection Mode:

“

DHCP

”

or

“

Static

”

.



If

“

DHCP

”

mode is selected, CPE would automatically acquire configuration

information from a DHCP server.



If

“

Static

”

mode is selected, users have to manually enter the required information

in below fields.

Host Name:

Currently no function.

Host Name

“

<F835DD36787F>”

Just an example here, in general, it will

be WAN MAC.

LAN IP Address / Subnet Mask:

The IP address and subnet mask used by CPE in LAN



This IP only means a back-up IP address

. When users cannot link to CPE web GUI

due to the dynamic IP address, users can link to CPE web GUI through the back-up

IP address.

WAN IP Address/ Subnet Mask/ Gateway Address:

These values are un-editable when

“

Connection Mode

”

is

“

DHCP

”

and editable when

“

Connection Mode

”

is

“

Static

”

.

WAN MTU:

This value is

“Maximum Transmission Unit”

. It is the largest size of a single

packet.

DNS:

Domain Name Server. It is editable when users select

“

Static

”

in

“

Connection

Mode

”

. Otherwise, these values will be given by DHCP server.

MultiPDN connection for Data (Only in Bridge Mode):

If it is enabled, CPE will pre-create

PDN connections for local clients. Thus, a client requests IP address from CPE, CPE will

reply an IP gotten from one of APN.

If it is disabled, only one default PDN will be established, clients need another way to get

IP address.

Below is an example for

“

enabled

”

case.

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Multi-PDN in Bridge Mode

NTP:

Users can specify two NTP servers in

“

IP

”

or

“

Domain name

”

format.

For example

220.130.158.72

or

tw.pool.ntp.org

These NTP are additional to time server that CPE get via DHCP option 42.

Cancel button

Reset fields to the last saved values.

Apply button

Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some

services will be reloaded.

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Network | Network Mode (Router Mode)

Operation Mode:

users have

NAT

,

Tunnel

,

Bridge

and

Router

mode to choose from.

The following pages will show how to configure

“

Router mode

”

.

Network > Network Mode

Change a picture to Router Mode

Pop-up windows for reboot confirm

Changing the

“

Operation Mode

”

needs reboot to take effect. A pop-up

window will ask users to

“

Reboot

”

or

“

Continue

”

. If you select

“

Reboot

”

,

CPE would reboot right away. If you select

“

Continue

”

, CPE would not

reboot automatically, you need to reboot it manually.

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Connection Mode:

“

DHCP

”

or

“

Static

”

.



If

“

DHCP

”

mode is selected, CPE would automatically acquire configuration

information from a DHCP server.



if

“

Static

”

mode is selected, users have to manually enter the required information

in below fields.

Host Name:

Currently no function.

Host Name

“

<F835DD36787F>”

Just an example here, in general, it will

be WAN MAC.

LAN IP Address / Subnet Mask:

The IP address and subnet mask used by CPE in LAN

WAN IP Address/ Subnet Mask/ Gateway Address:

These values are un-editable when

“

Connection mode

”

is

“

DHCP

”

and editable when

“

Connection mode

”

is

“

Static

”

.

WAN MTU:

This value is

“Maximum Transmission Unit”

. It is the largest size of a single

packet.

DNS:

Domain Name Server. It is editable when users select

“

Static

”

in

“

Connection

Mode

”

. Otherwise, these values will be given by DHCP server.

NTP:

Users can specify two NTP servers in

“

IP

”

or

“

Domain name

”

format.

For example

220.130.158.72

or

tw.pool.ntp.org

These NTP are additional to time server that CPE get via DHCP option 42.

Cancel button

Reset fields to the last saved values.

Apply button

Commit the changes made and save to the CPE device, some

services will be reloaded.

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Network | DHCP Server (not available on bridge mode)

Network > DHCP Server

CPE has a built-in DHCP server to manage the distribution of IP addresses. A device connected to

CPE through the Ethernet port would obtain a dynamic IP address from CPE.

Enable DHCP Server:

enable/disable DHCP server

DHCP Starting IP Address:

The starting IP address assigned by DHCP server.

DHCP Ending IP Address:

The ending IP address assigned by DHCP server.

From ISP:

When the checkbox is ticked, clients set CPE as DNS server, but CPE will only act

as a

“

DNS relay

”

. The following picture is captured from a PC in LAN; DNS Server field is

192.168.103.251 (LAN IP of CPE). DNS request will be sent to 192.168.103.251 then

forwarded to ISP DNS Server.

Network > DHCP Server > From ISP