Zte Zxdsl 931wii User manual

ZXDSL931WII

VDSL2Modem

MaintenanceManagementManual

Version:3.1

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RevisionHistory

RevisionNo.RevisionDateRevisionReason

R1.02011-07-10FirstEdition

SerialNumber:SJ-20110627155502-001

PublishingDate:2011-07-10(R1.0)

Contents

AboutThisManual.........................................................................................I

Chapter1SafetyPrecautions....................................................................1-1

Chapter2Overview....................................................................................2-1

2.1ProductIntroduction...........................................................................................2-1

2.2PackingList.......................................................................................................2-1

2.3ProductFeatures................................................................................................2-2

2.4Interfaces..........................................................................................................2-2

2.5Indicators...........................................................................................................2-3

2.6T echnicalSpecications......................................................................................2-4

Chapter3CongurationPreparation.......................................................3-1

3.1HardwareConnection.........................................................................................3-1

3.2ConguringTCP/IP............................................................................................3-3

3.3LoggingIntotheDevice.....................................................................................3-4

Chapter4Status.........................................................................................4-1

4.1DeviceInformation.............................................................................................4-1

4.2NetworkInterface...............................................................................................4-1

4.2.1VDSLConnection.....................................................................................4-2

4.2.23GStatus................................................................................................4-2

4.2.3ADSLWANConnection............................................................................4-3

4.2.4MobileNetwork........................................................................................4-3

4.2.5DSLLinkInformation................................................................................4-4

4.3UserInterface....................................................................................................4-4

4.3.1WLAN.....................................................................................................4-4

4.3.2Ethernet...................................................................................................4-5

4.3.3USB........................................................................................................4-5

Chapter5Network......................................................................................5-1

5.1WAN.................................................................................................................5-1

5.1.1VDSLConnectionSettings........................................................................5-1

5.1.23GWANConnection................................................................................5-4

5.1.3ADSLConnectionSettings........................................................................5-6

5.1.4PortBinding.............................................................................................5-9

5.1.5DSLModulation.....................................................................................5-10

5.2WLAN.............................................................................................................5-10

5.2.1BasicIEEE802.11nConguration............................................................5-11

5.2.2SSIDSettings........................................................................................5-12

5.2.3Security.................................................................................................5-14

5.2.4AccessControlList.................................................................................5-16

5.2.5AssociatedDevices................................................................................5-17

5.3LAN.................................................................................................................5-18

5.3.1DHCPServer.........................................................................................5-18

5.3.2IPv6DHCPServer.................................................................................5-20

5.3.3DHCPBinding........................................................................................5-21

5.3.4DHCPConditionalServingPool..............................................................5-22

5.3.5DHCPPortService.................................................................................5-23

5.3.6StaticPrex...........................................................................................5-24

5.3.7PrexDelegation....................................................................................5-26

5.3.8PortService...........................................................................................5-27

5.3.9RAService............................................................................................5-27

5.4Routing............................................................................................................5-28

5.4.1DefaultGateway....................................................................................5-29

5.4.2StaticRouting........................................................................................5-30

5.4.3PolicyRouting........................................................................................5-31

5.4.4RoutingTable.........................................................................................5-33

5.5IPv6Routing....................................................................................................5-33

5.5.1DefaultGateway....................................................................................5-34

5.5.2StaticRouting........................................................................................5-34

5.5.3RoutingTable.........................................................................................5-36

Chapter6Security......................................................................................6-1

6.1Firewall..............................................................................................................6-1

6.2IPFilter..............................................................................................................6-2

6.3MACFilter.........................................................................................................6-4

6.4ParentControl....................................................................................................6-6

6.4.1UserInformation......................................................................................6-6

6.4.2URLFilter................................................................................................6-7

6.4.3PortFilter.................................................................................................6-8

6.5ServiceControl................................................................................................6-10

6.6ALG................................................................................................................6-12

Chapter7Application................................................................................7-1

7.1DDNS................................................................................................................7-1

7.2DMZHost..........................................................................................................7-3

7.3UPnP................................................................................................................7-4

7.4UPnPPortMapping............................................................................................7-6

7.5PortForwarding.................................................................................................7-6

7.6DNSService......................................................................................................7-8

7.6.1DomainName..........................................................................................7-8

7.6.2Hosts.......................................................................................................7-9

7.6.3DNS......................................................................................................7-10

7.7QoS.................................................................................................................7-11

7.7.1Basic......................................................................................................7-11

7.7.2Classication.........................................................................................7-13

7.8SNTP..............................................................................................................7-14

7.9IGMP...............................................................................................................7-15

7.9.1WANConnection....................................................................................7-16

7.9.2BasicConguration................................................................................7-16

7.10MLD..............................................................................................................7-17

7.10.1MLDSnooping.....................................................................................7-17

7.10.2MLDProxy...........................................................................................7-18

7.11USBStorage..................................................................................................7-19

7.12DMS..............................................................................................................7-20

7.13FTPApplication..............................................................................................7-22

7.14DynamicRouting............................................................................................7-23

7.15PortTrigger....................................................................................................7-24

Chapter8Administration...........................................................................8-1

8.1TR-069Management..........................................................................................8-1

8.1.1ConguringTR-069basicparameters........................................................8-1

8.1.2ManagingTR-069certicate.....................................................................8-3

8.2UserManagement..............................................................................................8-4

8.3SystemManagement..........................................................................................8-6

8.3.1SystemManagement................................................................................8-6

8.3.2SoftwareUpgrade....................................................................................8-7

8.3.3UserCongurationManagement...............................................................8-8

8.3.4DefaultCongurationManagement...........................................................8-9

8.4LogManagement.............................................................................................8-10

8.5MobileNetworkManagement............................................................................8-12

8.5.1PINManagement...................................................................................8-13

8.5.2NetworkMode........................................................................................8-13

8.6Diagnosis........................................................................................................8-14

III

8.6.1PingDiagnosis.......................................................................................8-15

8.6.2TraceRouteDiagnosis...........................................................................8-16

8.6.3ATDiagnosis..........................................................................................8-17

8.6.4MirrorConguration................................................................................8-18

8.6.5EthernetDiagnosis.................................................................................8-19

8.6.6PPPoEDiagnosis...................................................................................8-20

8.6.7DNSDiagnosis.......................................................................................8-20

8.6.8IPDiagnosis..........................................................................................8-21

8.7WANType.......................................................................................................8-22

Figures.............................................................................................................I

Tables.............................................................................................................V

Index.............................................................................................................VII

Glossary........................................................................................................IX

AboutThisManual

Purpose

TheZXDSL931WIIisaVDSL2accessdevicethatsupportsmultipletransmissionmodes.

Itprovides4FEEthernetinterfaces,oneUSB2.0interface,andoneIEEE802.11b/g/n

Wi-Fiinterface.TheZXDSL931WIIprovidesbroadbandInternetserviceandenterprise

networkaccessservicethroughthehigh-speedDSLor3Gwirelessaccessmode.

Moreover,theZXDSL931WIIprovidessecurewirelessencryptionmodesandrewallto

protectnetworksecurityandsupportsremotenetworkmanagementthroughTR-069and

WebGUI.

IntendedAudience

Thisdocumentisintendedfor:

lNetworkplanningengineer

lInstallationdebuggingengineer

lOn-sitemaintenanceengineer

lNetworkmonitoringengineer

lSystemmaintenanceengineer

lDatacongurationengineer

WhatIsinThisManual

Thismanualcontainsthefollowingchapters:

ChapterSummary

Chapter1,SafetyPrecautionsProvidesthesafetyprecautionsforthismanual.

Chapter2,OverviewProvidestheproductpackinglist,productfeatures,interfaces,

indicators,andtechnicalspecications.

Chapter3,Conguration

Preparation

Describesthehardwareconnection,TCP/IPconguration,and

loginprocedure.

Chapter4,StatusDescribeshowtoviewthedevicestatus.

Chapter5,NetworkDescribesthenetworkconguration,includingbroadband

conguration,WLANconguration,addressmanagement,

routingmanagement,andIPv6management.

Chapter6,SecurityDescribesthecongurationoftherewall,IPlter,MAClter,

parentcontrol,andaccesscontrol.

ChapterSummary

Chapter7,ApplicationDescribesthecongurationofDDNS,DMZ,UPnP ,UPnP

portmapping,portforwarding,DNSservice,QoS,SNTP ,

IGMP ,MLD,DMS,FTPapplication,dynamicrouting,andport

triggering.

Chapter8,AdministrationDescribesthecongurationofTR-069,usermanagement,

systemmanagement,logmanagement,mobilenetwork

management,diagnosis,andWANtype.

Conventions

ZTEdocumentsemploythefollowingtypographicalconventions.

TypefaceMeaning

ItalicsReferencestootherManualsanddocuments.

“Quotes”Linksonscreens.

BoldMenus,menuoptions,functionnames,inputelds,radiobuttonnames,check

boxes,drop-downlists,dialogboxnames,windownames.

CAPSKeysonthekeyboardandbuttonsonscreensandcompanyname.

Note:Providesadditionalinformationaboutacertaintopic.

Checkpoint:Indicatesthataparticularstepneedstobecheckedbefore

proceedingfurther.

Tip:Indicatesasuggestionorhinttomakethingseasierormoreproductive

forthereader.

Mouseoperationconventionsarelistedasfollows:

TypefaceMeaning

ClickReferstoclickingtheprimarymousebutton(usuallytheleftmousebutton)once.

Double-clickReferstoquicklyclickingtheprimarymousebutton(usuallytheleftmousebutton)

twice.

Right-clickReferstoclickingthesecondarymousebutton(usuallytherightmousebutton)

once.

Chapter1

SafetyPrecautions

Beforeusingthedevice,readthefollowingsafetyprecautions.ZTEbearsnoliabilityto

theconsequencesincurredbyviolationofthesafetyinstructions.

lReadtheusermanualsbeforeusingthedevice.

lPayattentiontoallthecautionsintheusermanualsandontheproduct.

lToavoidreorproductdamage,donotuseaccessoriesthatarenotrelatedtothis

product.

lUsethepoweradapterdeliveredwiththedevice.

lDonotputanythingonthedevice.

lKeepthedevicedry,clean,andwell-ventilated.

lInthunderdays,disconnectthedevicefromthepowersupplytoavoidthunderattack.

lUsesoftanddryclothtocleanthedevice.Donotuseliquidorspraytocleanthe

device.Beforecleaningthedevice,disconnectthepowersupply.

lKeeptheairventclean.Anythingthatdroppingdownintothedevicethroughtheair

ventmaycauseshortcircuitandleadtodevicedamageorre.

lKeepanyliquidawayfromthedevicesurface.

lDonotopentheshellofthedevice,especiallywhenthedeviceispoweredON.

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Overview

TableofContents

ProductIntroduction...................................................................................................2-1

PackingList................................................................................................................2-1

ProductFeatures........................................................................................................2-2

Interfaces...................................................................................................................2-2

Indicators...................................................................................................................2-3

TechnicalSpecications.............................................................................................2-4

2.1ProductIntroduction

TheZXDSL931WIIisaVDSL2serviceaccessdevice.TheZXDSL931WIIprovidesthe

broadbandInternetserviceandenterprisenetworkaccessservicethroughthehigh-speed

DSLor3Gwirelessaccessmode.TheZXDSL931WIIprovidesfour10/100Base-T

EthernetuserinterfacesandthewirelessaccessfunctionthatcomplieswiththeIEEE

802.11b/g/nstandard.

2.2PackingList

AfteropeningtheZXDSL931WIIpackingbox,makesurethatitcontainsthefollowing

components,aslistedinTable2-1.

Table2-1PackingList

ItemNameQuantity

ZXDSL931WIIunit1

AC-DCpoweradapter1

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ItemNameQuantity

Separator1

RJ-45networkcable1

RJ-11telephonecable2

TheZXDSL931WIIVDSL2ModemMaintenanceManagementManualisdeliveredwith

theproduct.

Ifanyofthecomponentsareincorrect,lost,ordamaged,contacttheproductagency.If

youwanttochangetheproduct,keepthepackingboxandcomponents.

2.3ProductFeatures

TheZXDSL931WIIsupportsthefollowingfeatures:

lFour10/100MbpsEthernetinterfaces

lNetworkcongurationthroughfriendlyGUI

lIPSecVPN

lDHCPserverfunctions

lCompatiblewithalltheInternetstandardapplications

lStandardandcompatibleDSLinterface

lVirtualserver,IPaddresslter,andDMZfunction

lSystemcongurationinwebmode

lSoftwareupgradethroughdownload

lUpstreammodesincludesADSL,ADSL2,ADSL2+,andVDSL2,LAN,and3G

WCDMA.

lPPPoE,IPoE,andStaticIPsessions,eachmodesupportinguptoeightsessions

lRIPv1,RIPv2,andNATprotocol

lWirelessLANIEEE802.11b,802.11g,and802.11nprotocols

2.4Interfaces

Figure2-1showstheZXDSL931WIIinterfacesandbuttons.

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Figure2-1InterfacesandButtons

Table2-2liststhedescriptionoftheZXDSL931WIIinterfacesandbuttons.

Table2-2InterfacesandButtons

Interface/ButtonDescription

PWR12VDCpowerconnector

On/OffPowerbutton

ResetResetbutton

Whenthepowerison,useaneedletopressthebuttonforover10seconds

torestorethedefaultsettings.

WPSWPSaccessswitch

WLANWLANbutton,switchon/offWLAN

USBUSBHOSTport,connectedtothestoragedeviceor3GUSBnetworkcard

LAN1–LAN4RJ-45Ethernetinterfaces

DSLRJ-11DSLinterface

2.5Indicators

Table2-3liststheindicatorsonthefrontpanel.

Table2-3IndicatorsontheFrontPanel

IndicatorColorStatusDescription

Green/RedOFFThedeviceispoweredOFF.

RedONThedeviceispoweredONbutfailstowork

properly.

Power

GreenONThedeviceispoweredONandworks

properly.

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IndicatorColorStatusDescription

OFFTheWPSconnectioniscomplete.

FlashingslowlyTheWPSconnectionisbeingestablished.

ONTheWPSconnectionissuccessful.

WPSGreen

FlashingfastTheWPSconnectionfails.

OFFThedeviceispoweredOFForthelinehas

nosignal.

FlashingTheDSLconnectiontriessynchronization

andtraining.

DSLGreen

ONTheDSLconnectionisinsynchronization

state.

OFFThedeviceispoweredOFFortheDSL

connectionisnotsynchronized.

FlashingThereisupstreamordownstreamdataow

passingthroughtheuser-enddevice.

InternetGreen

ONTheWANconnectionisestablished.

OFFNOUSBstoragedeviceisconnected. USBGreen

ONlAUSBstoragedeviceisconnectedto

theUSBport.

lA3Gnetworkcardisconnectedtothe

USBport.

OFFNoSSIDisworking.

FlashingAtleastoneSSIDistransmittingdata.

WLANGreen

ONAtleastoneSSIDworksproperly.

OFFThedeviceispoweredOFF.Nonetwork

cableisconnectedtothedeviceorno

onlineuser-enddeviceisconnectedtothe

user-sideinterface.

ONTheuser-sideinterfaceisconnectedtoa

user-enddeviceandworksproperly.

LAN1–LAN4Green

FlashingThereisdataowpassingthroughthe

user-sideinterface.

2.6TechnicalSpecications

Table2-4liststheZXDSL931WIItechnicalspecications.

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Table2-4TechnicalSpecications

ItemSpecication

Dimension200mm×40mm×141mm(Width×Height×

Depth)

Ratedcurrent1.5A

RatedvoltageDC12V

Operationtemperature0℃–40℃

Operationhumidity20%–90%

Storagetemperature20℃–70℃

Storagehumidity5%–95%

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Chapter3

CongurationPreparation

TableofContents

HardwareConnection.................................................................................................3-1

ConguringTCP/IP....................................................................................................3-3

LoggingIntotheDevice.............................................................................................3-4

3.1HardwareConnection

Figure3-1showstheentireconnectionbetweentheZXDSL931WIIandotherdevices.

Figure3-1EntireConnection

1.DSLinterface

2.LANinterface

3.USBinterface

4.Resetbutton

5.Powerbutton

6.Powerinterface

TheconnectionsbetweentheZXDSL931WIIandotherdevicesareasfollows:

lFigure3-2showstheconnectionbetweentheZXDSL931WIIandthecomputer.

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Figure3-2LANInterfaceConnection

lFigure3-3showstheconnectionbetweentheZXDSL931WIIandtheseparator.

Figure3-3SeparatorConnection

lFigure3-4showstheconnectionbetweentheZXDSL931WIIandthepowersupply.

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Figure3-4PowerSupplyConnection

Tosupplypowerforthedevice,pressthepowerbutton,asshowninFigure3-5.

Figure3-5PressingthePowerButton

WhentheZXDSL931WIIDSLindicatorisON,youcanaccesstheInternet.

3.2ConguringTCP/IP

ShortDescription

PerformthisproceduretocongureTCP/IP .

Context

ToensurethatthedeviceaccessestheInternetsuccessfully,congurethecomputer

addressinthesamenetworksegmentastheZXDSL931WIIaddress.

ThedefaultnetworksettingsfortheZXDSL931WIIareasfollows:

lIPaddress:192.168.1.1

lSubnetmask:255.255.255.0

lDefaultgateway:192.168.1.1

T ocongureTCP/IP ,performthefollowingsteps:

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Steps

1.CongureTCP/IP .

a.InLocalAreaConnectionProperties,selectInternetProtocol(TCP/IP).

b.ClickPropertiestoopentheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Propertiesdialogbox.

c.IntheInternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Propertiesdialogbox,selectUsethe

followingIPaddress.SetIPaddress,SubnetmaskandDefaultgateway.

SetthecomputerIPaddresstobeinthesamenetworksegmentasthedevice

address,forexample,192.168.1.7.Thesubnetmaskis255.255.255.0andthe

defaultgatewayis192.168.1.1.

d.ClickOK.

Note:

Thesettingschangewithdifferentnetworkrequirements.However,performthe

stepsaboveatthersttime.

2.ChecktheTCP/IPsettings.

YoucanusethePingcommandtochecktheconnectionbetweenthecomputerand

device.

Ifthecomputerfailstopingthedevice,checkthefollowingitems:

lTheEthernetcablebetweenthedeviceandthecomputeriscorrectlyconnected.

lThedriverprogramofthenetworkadapteronthecomputeriscorrectlyinstalled.

lTheLANindicatoronthedeviceandthenetworkcardindicatoronthecomputer

areON.

lTheTCP/IPsettingsonthecomputerarecorrect.

–EndofSteps–

Result

TCP/IPisconguredsuccessfully.

3.3LoggingIntotheDevice

ShortDescription

Performthisproceduretologintothedevice.

Prerequisites

Beforethisoperation,makesurethatthedeviceisproperlyconnectedandthecomputer

iscorrectlycongured.

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