Huawei ADSL2+Broadband Router Aolynk DR814 User manual

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AolynkDR811/DR814ADSL2+Broadband Router
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TableofContents
1Introductions.............................................................................................................................3
1.1ProductOverview..............................................................................................................3
1.2Appearance......................................................................................................................4
1.2.1Front View..............................................................................................................4
1.2.2RearView...............................................................................................................5
1.3Features...........................................................................................................................5
1.4PartsCheck......................................................................................................................6
2ConnectingYourDevice...........................................................................................................7
2.1Overview...........................................................................................................................7
2.2Steps................................................................................................................................7
2.3Finish................................................................................................................................8
3GettingStartedwiththeWebPages........................................................................................9
3.1Accessing the Web Pages.................................................................................................9
3.2Web Page Layout...........................................................................................................11
3.3CommonlyUsed Buttons.................................................................................................12
3.4Testing YourSetup.........................................................................................................13
3.5Default DeviceSettings...................................................................................................14
4Web-basedManagement.........................................................................................................15
4.1Quick Setup....................................................................................................................15
4.2WANSetting...................................................................................................................16
4.3DNSRelay......................................................................................................................18
4.4LANSetting.....................................................................................................................19
4.5DHCP.............................................................................................................................21
4.6Route..............................................................................................................................22
4.7SecurityInterface............................................................................................................25
4.8DMZConfiguration..........................................................................................................28
4.9SecurityPolicy................................................................................................................30
4.10 Trigger..........................................................................................................................31
4.11 IDS...............................................................................................................................34
4.12 SNTP............................................................................................................................35
4.13 ZIPB.............................................................................................................................36
4.14 Password......................................................................................................................38
4.15 RemoteAccess.............................................................................................................38
4.16 Restart Router...............................................................................................................39
4.17 Configuration Backup/Restore.......................................................................................40
4.18 Upgrade........................................................................................................................42
4.19 Status...........................................................................................................................43

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4.20 Log...............................................................................................................................45
4.21 PVCScan.....................................................................................................................46
4.22 SaveConfigure.............................................................................................................47
5ConfiguringYourComputers.................................................................................................48
5.1Configuring Ethernet PCs................................................................................................48
5.1.1BeforeYou Begin..................................................................................................48
5.1.2Windows XPPCs...............................................................................................48
5.1.3Windows2000 PCs...............................................................................................49
5.1.4WindowsMePCs..................................................................................................50
5.1.5Windows95, 98 PCs.............................................................................................50
5.1.6WindowsNT 4.0Workstations..............................................................................51
5.1.7Assigning StaticInternet Information toYourPCs.................................................52
5.2Configuring aPCConnected byUSBPort.......................................................................53
5.2.1Connecting aComputertothe USB Port byaUSBcable......................................53
5.2.2Installing the USBDriver.......................................................................................53
5.2.3Configuring IPPropertieson PCConnected byUSB Port......................................56
6IPAddresses, Network Masks, and Subnets.........................................................................57
6.1IPAddresses..................................................................................................................57
6.1.1Structureof an IPAddress....................................................................................57
6.1.2Network Classes...................................................................................................58
6.2Subnet Masks.................................................................................................................58
7Service Configuration.............................................................................................................60
7.1Configuration Overview...................................................................................................60
7.2PureBridge......................................................................................................................61
7.3DHCP/StaticIP................................................................................................................62
7.4IPoA................................................................................................................................62
7.5PPPoA............................................................................................................................63
7.6PPPoE............................................................................................................................63
8Troubleshooting......................................................................................................................65
8.1Troubleshooting Suggestions..........................................................................................65
8.2Diagnosing ProblemUsing IPUtilities..............................................................................67
8.2.1ping......................................................................................................................67
8.2.2nslookup...............................................................................................................68
9Appendix-Glossary................................................................................................................69

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1Introductions
1.1ProductOverview
DSL(DigitalSubscriberLine)referstoatechnologyused toincreasethe datacapacity
ofstandardtwisted-pairwiresthataregenerallyused toconnectmosthouseholdsto
the telephone network.Inaddition,thistechnologyallowssimultaneousvoiceand
high-speed datatransmission overasinglepairoftelephone wires.
ADSL(AsymmetricDigitalSubscriberLine),asitsnameindicates,isan asymmetrical
datatransmission technologywithhighertrafficratesdownstreamand lowertraffic
ratesupstream.It issuitableforInternetusersbecauseinformation isusually
downloaded moreoften than uploaded, suchaswhensurfing the web ordownloading
files.
The AolynkADSL2+routerwithembedded ADSL2+technologybringsup high-speed
internetaccess and remoteconnection features,whichmakeitanidealsolutionfor
smallbusinessesand SOHO users.
DR811/DR814 usesthe ATMoverADSL2+technologytocommunicatewiththe central
officeproviding the ADSL2+service.AsATMPVCsupportsconnectionsofvarious
typessuchasPPPoE,PPPoA,IPoAand bridge,AolynkDR811/DR814 deliversgreat
networking flexibilityand accommodatesdiversified requirements.
Thistype of routerfallsinto4modelsasbelow.
Table1-1 DR seriesofrouters
Model Difference
DR814 ADSL2+overPOTS,4Ethernet ports
DR814I ADSL2+overISDN,4Ethernet ports
DR811 ADSL2+overPOTS,1Ethernet port
DR811I ADSL2+overISDN,1Ethernet port

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1.2Appearance
1.2.1FrontView
The frontpanelcontainslightscalled LEDsthatindicatethe statusofthe unit.
Figure 1-1 Front panel
Table1-2 LEDdescription
LED Status Description
ON Powerhasbeen switched on and isworking normally
PowerOFF Powerisswitched off orfails
Diag - Forfactory test only
ON ADSLloop isbrought UP
Blinking Starting up
Link
OFF ADSLloop isdown
Blinking Dataisbeing transmitted orreceived through ADSL
Act OFF No datatransmission activitiespresent on the link
ON USB connection established
USB OFF No USB cableconnected
ON Ethernetlinkisup
Blinking Ethernetinterfaceistransmitting orreceiving data
LAN1/2/3/4
(Onlyone
forDR811)
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1.2.2RearView
Allcableconnectionstothe ADSLrouteraremade atthe rearpanel.Afactoryreset
button islocated hereaswell.
Figure 1-2 Rearpanelconnections
Table1-3 Port description
Interface
Quantity
Connector
Description
Ethernet 1(DR811)
4(DR814)
RJ45
10/100Base-TX
10/100 Mbpsauto-negotiation
MDI/MDIXauto-sensing
CompatiblewithIEEE802.3/802.3u
USB 1 Series-B
Receptacle USB 1.1
ADSL 1 RJ11
ANSIT1.413 Issue 2
ITUG.992.1AnnexA G.dmt
ITUG.992.2G.lite
ITUG.992.3ADSL2
ITUG.992.5ADSL2+
Reset 1 - Restoring tofactory defaultsettings(For thispurpose, you arerequired tohold
down the button foratleast 5seconds.)
1.3Features
The listbelowcontainsthemainfeaturesofthedevicewhichmakeitexcellentfor
network connections.
Featuresinclude:
lInternalDSLmodemforhigh-speed Internet access.
lDataratesup to20Mbpsfordownstreamand 1Mbpsforupstream.
lUsesNATtoallowyourentirenetwork’sPCstoconnecttothe Internetusing only
one (purchased)IPAddress.
lSupportsPPPoEthatenablesuserstoseamlesslyconnecttoISPsviathe familiar
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lBuilt-infirewallforprotecting yourPCsfromoutside intruders.
lSupportsDHCPclienttoacquireeitheradynamicIPAddress orafixed IP
Addressfromthe ISP.
lBuilt-inDHCPserverforautomaticallyassigning and managing LANIP
addresses.
lUSB portforconnecting aUSB-enabled PC.
lZeroInstallation PPPBridge (ZIPB),Network addresstranslation (NAT), Firewall,
and IPfiltering functionstoprovide securityforyourLAN.
lNetwork configurationthrough DHCPServerand DHCPClient.
lServicesincluding IProuteandDNSconfigurationand IPand DSLperformance
monitoring.
lAllowsmultipleuserstoaccess the Internetatthesametimebyproviding
maximumInternet utilization tomultipleuserssharing asinglepublicIPAddress.
lAllowsuserson Ethernet LANtotransferdatatoeachother.
lFriendlybuilt-inweb-based graphicaluserinterfaceforeasyconfigurationand
managementthrough common web browsers.
1.4Parts Check
Pleasecheck the arrived shipmentagainstthe following packing list, makingsureall
the itemsareincluded and ingood condition:
Table1-4 Packing list
Interface Quantity
AolynkADSL2+Broadband Router 1
Poweradaptor 1
Telephone cables 1
Ethernet cable 1
USB cable 1
Screwand anchor 2
QuickStartmanual 1
Driver&Manual CD 1
Qualitycard 1

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2Connecting YourDevice
2.1Overview
Thischapterprovidesbasicinstructionsforconnecting the ADSLroutertoacomputer
orLAN.
Thischapterassumesthatyou havealreadyestablished aDSLservicewithyour
Internetserviceprovider(ISP).Theseinstructionsprovide abasicconfiguration that
shouldbe compatiblewithyourhomeorsmallofficenetwork setup.Refertothe
subsequent chaptersforadditional configurationinstructions.
Whenselecting alocationfortheADSLrouter,allowampleclearancetoaccess the
connectionson the rearpanel. Forconvenience, trytoplacethe ADSLrouternearyour
computersoyoucan monitortheLEDindicators.Allow somespaceabovetheADSL
routerforventilation toavoidproblemswithoverheating.
The diagrambelowillustratesthe hardwareconnections. Refertothe stepsthatfollow
forspecificinstructions.
Telephone
DesktopPC
InternetWall plug
AolynkADSL2+Router
NoteBook
Splitter
LINE
ADSL PHONE
Figure 2-1 Hardwareconnections
2.2Steps
1)Connect the DSLcableand optionaltelephone

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Twooptionsareavailableforconnecting the ADSLcable:
Option 1: Connectthe ADSLport (sameasaregulartelephone port)on the rearpanel
of DR811/DR814 tothewall jackoftelephone line usingthe telephone cable.
Option 2:ConnecttheADSLporton DR811/DR814 andatelephone settoasplitter,
and then thesplittertothe walljackof telephone line.Thusyou mayplacephone calls
whenaccessing the Internet.
2)Connect the Ethernetcable
You can chooseone ofthe following twooptions:
lIfyou areconnecting aLANhub tothe ADSLrouter,attachone end ofthe
provided Ethernetcabletoaregularhub portand theothertothe one ofthe
Ethernet portson the device.
lIfyou areconnectingasingleEthernetcomputertothe ADSLrouter,attachit
directlytothe one ofthe Ethernetportson the deviceviaan Ethernet cable.
3)Attachthe powerconnector
Connect thepoweradaptertothePowerconnectoronthe back ofthe deviceand plug
the adapterintoawalloutlet orpowerstrip. DR811/DR814 hasno powerswitch; soitis
powered on soonafterthe powercableisconnected tothe powerjacket.
4)ConfigureyourEthernet PCs
You mustalsoconfigurethe Internetpropertieson yourEthernetPCs.Referto ”5.1
Configuring EthernetPCs”.
5)Install USBsoftwareand connect theUSB cable
Onlyinclude thisstep if you want userstousethe USB port.
You can attachasinglecomputertothe deviceusing aUSB cable.The USB portis
useful ifyou haveaUSB-enabledPCthatdoesnothaveanetwork interfacecardfor
attaching toyourEthernet network.
Beforeattaching the USB cable,you mustinstall aUSB driveron yourPCand
configurethe computer.Forcompleteinstructions,referto “5.2ConfiguringaPC
Connected byUSB Port.”
2.3Finish
Aftersetting up and configuring the deviceand PCs, youcan log on tothe deviceby
following the instructionsin “3Getting Started with
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3Getting Startedwith
theWebPages
The ADSLrouterprovidesaseriesofweb pagesthatfunction asan interfacefor
managingthedevice.Theseweb pagesenableyou toconfigurethe devicetomeet the
needsof yournetwork.You can access themthrough yourweb browserfromanyPC
connected tothe devicevia the LANorUSBport.
3.1Accessing theWebPages
Toaccess the web pages, you need the following:
lAPCorlaptopconnected tothe LANorUSB port on the device.
lAweb browserinstalled on the PC.The minimumbrowserversion requirement is
InternetExplorerv5.0orNetscape v4.Forthe bestdisplayquality,useInternet
Explorerv6, orNetscape v6.1.
1. ThedefaultIPsettingsfortheADSLrouterareasfollows:
IPaddress: 192.168.1.1
Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
Beforeperformingthe aboveconfigurationson the ADSLrouter,firsthavethecomputer
setinthe samesubnetwiththe router.Todo so,firstinstall and enablethe TCP/IP
protocol(referto5.1Configuring EthernetPCs),and then setan IPaddress and a
subnetmask,forexample, 192.168.1.100 and 255.255.255.0.Makesurethe IP
settingsplacethe computerinthesamesubnet asthe router.
2. Ifthebrowsersoftwareon thecomputeryou areusing isconfiguredtouse
aproxy serverforInternetaccess,itisnecessarytofirstdisabletheproxy
connection.
InWindowsInternetExplorer,you can check ifaproxyserverisenabled using the
following procedure:
lInthe ExplorerWindow,selectand click on Tools->InternetOptions toenterthe
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lInthe InternetOptions window, click the Connections tab and then click on the
LAN Settings button.
lVerifythatthe Useproxyserver option is NOT checked.If itischecked,click in
the checked boxtodeselect theoption and then click OK.
3. FromanyoftheLANcomputers, openthewebbrowser, type
http://192.168.1.1"inthewebaddress (orlocation)box,and press [Enter].A
loginscreenisdisplayed:
Figure 3-1 Loginscreen
4. Enteryourusernameand password.Thefirsttimeyou log intotheprogram,
use thedefaultuserIDand password(admin and admin)
&Note:
You can change the passwordatanytime.Forthe defaultuserID,admin,onlythe
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5. Click OK. The Welcome pageisdisplayed:
Figure 3-2 The welcomepage
Thisisthefirst page thatisdisplayed eachtimeyou log intothe web pages.
&Note:
Ifyou receivean errormessage orthe Welcomepageisnotdisplayed,referto “8.1
Troubleshooting Suggestions”.
3.2WebPageLayout
The web pagesprovide information thatallowsyou toconfigureyourdevice.Linksto
configuration pagesarelisted inthe MainMenu on theleft-hand side ofthe screen.
Click onan individual menuentrytodisplayapage inthe MainFrame,whichisinthe
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Figure 3-3 The page layout
3.3CommonlyUsedButtons
The following buttonsareused throughout the webpages:
Table3-1 Buttonsinthe web pages
Button Function
Thesebuttonsappearat the end ofaseriesof
configuration pages. Click onthesebuttonstoconfirm
and savethe changesyou havemade.
Thisbutton appearson configuration pages. Clickon
thisbutton torestorethe originalsettings.
Thisbutton appearson somepop-up configuration
pages.Click on thisbutton tocancelthe configurations
you havemade,closethe page,and returntothe Main
Frame.
Radiobuttons, whichappearon manyconfiguration
pages. Sometimesitmaybe necessary toselect one
radiobutton fromtwoormoreavailable.You cannot
selectmorethan one radiobutton atatime.
Drop-downlist buttons, whichappearon many
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The following termsareused throughout thisguide inassociation withthesebuttons:
lClick –Position the cursoroverabutton,menu entryorlinkon the screen and click
the left mousebutton.Thisperformsan action, suchasdisplaying anewpage.
lSelect –Usuallyused when describing whichradiobutton toselectfromalist,or
whichentry toselectfromadrop-downlist.Position thecursoroverthe entryand
left-clicktoselect it.Thisdoesnot performan action –you willalsobe requiredto
click onabutton, menu entryorlinkinordertoproceed.
3.4Testing Your Setup
Onceyou haveconnected yourhardwareand configured yourPCs,anycomputeron
yourLANshouldbe abletousethe device’sDSLconnection toaccess the Internet.
Totestthe connection,connectasingleEthernetcomputertothe ADSLrouter,plug the
powercabletoPOWERsocket of the device,waitfor1minuteandthen verifythatthe
LEDsareilluminating asfollows:
Table3-2 RouterLEDs
LED Behavior
Power Solidgreen toindicatethatthe powerhasbeen switched on.Ifthislight
isnot on,check the powercableattachment.
Link Flashing on/off whilethe ADSLline ofthe deviceisbeing activated.
Afterabout20-30 seconds, solidgreen toindicatethatthe deviceis
nowcommunicating normallywiththe central office.
Act Flashing on/off whiledataisbeing transmitted.Going off indicatesthat
no datatransmission happens.
LAN Solidgreen toindicatethatthe Ethernetlinkisup.
Flashing on/off whileEthernetinterfaceistransmitting orreceivingdata.
USB Solidgreen toindicatethatthe USB connection isoperational.
Ifthe LEDsilluminateasexpected,testyourInternetconnection fromthe LAN
computer(and fromtheUSBcomputer,ifapplicable):Openyourweb browser,and
type the URLofanyexternalwebsite(suchas http://www.yahoo.com).The LED
labeledADSLActshouldbeblinking rapidlyandmayappearsolidasthe device
connectstothe site.
Ifthe LEDsdonotilluminateasexpected,youmayneed toconfigureyourInternet
accesssettingsusing the information provided byyourISP.Fordetails,referto”4.2
WANSetting”.Ifthe LEDsstilldo notilluminateasexpected,orthe web page isnot
displayed,referto “8.1Troubleshooting Suggestions”,orcontactyourISPfor
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3.5DefaultDevice Settings
Inaddition tohandling the DSLconnection toyourISP,the ADSLroutercan provide a
varietyofservicestoyournetwork.The deviceispre-configured withdefaultsettings
forusewithatypicalhomeorsmallofficenetwork.
The tablebelowlistssomeofthemostimportantdefaultsettings;theseand other
featuresaredescribed fullyinthe subsequentchapters.Ifyou arefamiliarwithnetwork
configuration,reviewthesesettingstoverifythattheymeet theneedsof yournetwork.
Followthe instructionstochange themifnecessary.Ifyou areunfamiliarwiththese
settings, try using the devicewithoutmodification,orcontact yourISPforassistance.
WestronglyrecommendthatyoucontactyourISPpriortochanging the default
configuration.
Table3-3 Default settings
Option DefaultSetting Explanation/Instruction
DSLPortIP
Address Unnumbered interface:
0.0.0.0
Subnetmask:
0.0.0.0
Thisisthetemporary publicIPaddress ofthe
WANporton the device. Itisan unnumbered
interfacethatisreplacedassoon asyourISP
assignsa ‘real’IPaddress.Referto 7Service
Configuration.
LANPortIP
Address Assigned staticIP address:
192.168.1.1
Subnetmask:
255.255.255.0
ThisistheIPaddressof the LANport on the
device.The LANport connectsthe deviceto
yourEthernet network.Typically, you willnot
need tochange thisaddress. Referto6IP
Addresses, Network Masks, and Subnets.
DHCP
(Dynamic
Host
Configuratio
nProtocol)
DHCPserver
enabled withthe
following poolof
addresses:
192.168.1.2
to192.168.1.21
The ADSLroutermaintainsapool ofprivateIP
addressesfordynamicassignmenttoyour
LANcomputers.Tousethisservice,you must
haveset up yourcomputerstoacceptIP
information dynamically,asdescribed in5.1
Configuring EthernetPCs.
NAT
(Network
Address
Translation)
NAT enabled Yourcomputers’privateIPaddresses(referto
DHCPabove)willbe translated toyourpublic
IPaddress whenevertheyaccess the Internet.
Referto4.7SecurityInterface.
DSLmode MultiMode Can be configured tomultiplestandardDSL
line modes.
Default
Username:P
assword admin:admin Usethisaccount tologinweb-based setup
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4Web-basedManagement
Thischaptertellsyouhowtousetheweb-based configuration andmanagement
softwaretoconfiguretheADSLrouter.Itisorganized basing on the orderofthe itemsin
the navigation tree todescribe the functionsof theADSLrouterand theirconfiguration
procedures.
4.1Quick Setup
Click Quick setup inthe Mainmenu toopen the Quick Start page.
Thispage allowsyou to:
lChoosethe logintype.
lSet up authentication &logindetailswhichmaybe required byyourISP.
Toconfigure DHCPLoginOptions,click the radiobutton labeled ,the
following page isdisplayed:
Figure 4-1 Quicksetup page –no login
EnterVCIand VPIvaluesasspecified byyourISP;specifythe SpecialDHCPhost
name and/or DomainName forClientstosend withDNSRequests,ifneeded
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Toconfigure PPPoELoginOptions,clicktheradiobutton labeled,the
following page isdisplayed:
Figure 4-2 Quicksetup page –PPPoE
EnterVCI and VPIvaluesasspecified byyourISP,the PPPoEloginauthenticationinfo
and configuration, and then clickthe button.
&Note:
Avoidusing thesamepairofVPIand VCIvaluesforconfiguring DHCPand PPPoE
loginoptions.
4.2WANSetting
Click WAN Setup inthe Mainmenu and choosethe WAN tab inthe MainFrameto
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Figure 4-3 WANsetting
Thispage allowsyou to:
lEditan existing WANservicepresent inthe WANservicelist.
lDeleteaWANservicepresent inthe WANservicelist.
lAdd anewWANservicetothe WANservicelist.
lEditaroute.
ToeditapresentWANservice, clickthe corresponding label tosee the edit page
asthe following one.If needed,change the valuesoftheserviceoptionsthen clickthe
button.
Figure 4-4 Edit WANsettings