ZXA10 F460B User Manual - 298496

ZXA10 F460B
Optical Network Unit

User Manual
Version 1.0
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1.1 2010–11–30 Version Update
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Contents
About This Manual...............................................................................i
Declaration of RoHS Compliance ........................................................i
1 Brief Introduction.............................................................................1
Product Introduction .............................................................................. 1
Package List ....................................................................................... 2
Product Characteristics........................................................................... 2
Product Appearance .............................................................................. 3
System Requirements ............................................................................ 5
2 System Connections........................................................................6
System Application Environment ................................................................ 6
Connection to LAN Port .......................................................................... 6
Connection to PON Broadband Port ............................................................ 7
Connection to Telephone......................................................................... 7
Connection to Power Adapter ................................................................... 7
3 Configuration Preparations..............................................................8
Overview of Configuration Preparations........................................................ 8
Installing TCP/IP .................................................................................. 8
Configuring TCP/IP .............................................................................. 13
Checking the Configuration ..................................................................... 17
Logging In to the WEB configuration Page.................................................... 19
4 Device Status ................................................................................. 21
Network Interface ................................................................................ 21
WAN Connection Information ............................................................. 21
PON Link Information ...................................................................... 22
User Interface Information ...................................................................... 22
WLAN Interface Information ............................................................... 23
Ethernet Interface Information............................................................. 24
PON Information ............................................................................ 25
USB Information ............................................................................ 26
VoIP Information ................................................................................. 26
5 Network Configuration................................................................... 28
WAN Configuration .............................................................................. 28
Configuring WAN Connection ............................................................. 28
Configuring Port Binding ................................................................... 37
Configuring Port Mode .......................................................................... 38
WLAN Configuration ............................................................................. 40
Configuring the Basic WLAN Settings.................................................... 40
Configuring SSID ........................................................................... 42
Configuring WLAN Security ............................................................... 43
Checking Associated Devices............................................................. 47
LAN Configuration ............................................................................... 48
Configuring DHCP Server ................................................................. 48
Configuring DHCP Binding ................................................................ 50
Configuring DHCP Conditional Serving Pool ............................................ 52
Routing Configuration ........................................................................... 54
Configuring Default Gateway.............................................................. 54
Configuring Static Routing ................................................................. 55
Configuring PON Settings....................................................................... 57
6 Security Configuration................................................................... 59
Configuring Firewall Settings ................................................................... 59
Configuring IP Filter.............................................................................. 60
Configuring MAC Filter Settings ................................................................ 63
Configuring URL Filter Settings ................................................................ 66
Configuring Service Control Settings .......................................................... 67
Configuring ALG Switch Settings .............................................................. 70
7 Application Configurations ............................................................ 72
VoIP Configuration ............................................................................... 72
Configuring WAN Connection ............................................................. 72
Configuring SIP Protocol Configuration .................................................. 73
Configuring SIP Account ................................................................... 76
Configuring VoIP Advanced Settings ..................................................... 77
Configuring Media Settings ................................................................ 79
Configuring Modem Setting................................................................ 81
Configuring FAX Settings .................................................................. 83
Configuring VoIP Service Setting ......................................................... 84
Configuring DDNS Settings ..................................................................... 85
Configuring DMZ Host Settings ................................................................ 87
Configuring UPnP Settings ..................................................................... 89
Configuring Port Forwarding Settings ......................................................... 90
Device Naming ................................................................................... 94
Configuring Domain Name ................................................................ 94
Configuring Host Name .................................................................... 95
Configuring DNS Setting ................................................................... 97
QoS Settings ..................................................................................... 98
Configuring Basic QoS Settings .......................................................... 98
Configuring QoS Rules................................................................... 100
Configuring QoS Rule Types ............................................................ 103
Configuring QoS Local Application ..................................................... 105
Configuring QoS Queue Management ................................................. 106
Configuring QoS Committed Access Rate ............................................. 107
Configuring SNTP Settings ................................................................... 110
IGMP Configuration............................................................................ 112
Configuring IGMP Basic Setting ........................................................ 112
Configuring Multicast MAC Limit ........................................................ 115
Configuring Tag Stripe ................................................................... 116
Configuring USB Storage Setting ............................................................ 118
8 Administration ............................................................................. 120
TR-069 Configuration.......................................................................... 120
Configuring Basic TR069 Setting ....................................................... 120
TR069 Certificate Management ......................................................... 122
Configuring User Management ............................................................... 122
System Management .......................................................................... 123
Configuring System Management ...................................................... 123
Configuring Software Upgrade .......................................................... 124
Configuring Configuration File Management .......................................... 125
Configuring USB Backup ................................................................ 126
Configuring USB Restore ................................................................ 127
Configuring Log Management ................................................................ 128
Diagnosis Maintenance ....................................................................... 130
Configuring Ping Diagnosis.............................................................. 130
Generating Maintenance Report ........................................................ 131
9 Typical Applications..................................................................... 133
Internet Access ................................................................................. 133
VoIP Configuration ............................................................................. 133
Wireless Terminal Access ..................................................................... 133
A Frequently Asked Questions ....................................................... 134
B Glossary ...................................................................................... 135
Figures ........................................................................................... 139
Tables ............................................................................................. 145
About This Manual
Purpose
This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the operation of the ZXA10
F460B Optical Network Unit (the ZXA10 F460B for short).
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who perform operation activities on the
ZXA10 F460B.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge
To use this manual effectively, users should have a general understanding of telecommunica-
tions technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:
� ZXA10 system and its various components
� Local operating procedures
What Is in This Manual
This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Brief Introduction Provides an overview of the product, including the

component list, product features, appearance,
and system requirements.
Chapter 2, System Connection Describes the system application scenario,

LAN interface connection, PON broadband port
connection, telephone connection, and power
adapter connection.
Chapter 3, Configuration Preparation Describes the procedures for installing

TCP/IP, configuration TCP/IP, checking TCP/IP
configuration, and logging in to the device.
Chapter 4, Device Status Describes the device information, network

interface information, user interface information,
and VoIP information.
Chapter 5, Network Configuration Describes the configuration of WAN

connection, WLAN, address management, route
management, and PON broadband port.
Chapter 6, Security Configuration Describes the procedures for configuring the

firewall, IP filter, and URL filter.
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 7, Application Configurations Describes the configuration of VoIP, DDNS, DMZ

host, UPnP, port forwarding, DNS server, QoS,
SNTP client, IGMP, and FTP application.
Chapter 8, Administration Describes TRO69 configuration, user

management, device management, log
management, and diagnosis maintenance.
Chapter 9, Typical Applications Describes the configuration of Internet access,

VoIP application, WLAN access, and FTP server.
Conventions
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Typeface Meaning
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check boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name.
Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before

proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive

for the reader.
Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows:
Typeface Meaning
Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button)
once.
Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse
button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button)
once.
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Declaration of RoHS Compliance
To minimize the environmental impact and take more responsibility to the earth we live, this
document shall serve as formal declaration that F460B manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION
are in compliance with the Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament - RoHS (Restric-
tion of Hazardous Substances) with respect to the following substances:
� Lead (Pb)
� Mercury (Hg)
� Cadmium (Cd)
� Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))
� PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBB’s)
� PolyBrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE’s)
The F460B manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC;

however, some assemblies are customized to client specifications. Addition of specialized,
customer-specified materials or processes which do not meet the requirements of EU
2002/95/EC may negate RoHS compliance of the assembly. To guarantee compliance of the
assembly, the need for compliant product must be communicated to ZTE CORPORATION in
written form. This declaration is issued based on our current level of knowledge. Since conditions
of use are outside our control, ZTE CORPORATION makes no warranties, express or implied,
and assumes no liability in connection with the use of this information.
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1 Brief Introduction
Product Introduction
Thank you for using the ZXA10 F460B integrated gateway products.
ZXA10 F460B is a modular access device at the user end. It adopts computer network and
broadband optical network access technologies to build household network center, which in-
terconnects network devices at your home to access the Internet. It provides users with diver-
sified, personalized, convenient, comfortable, safe and efficient services.
Table 1 introduces the ports and functions of ZXA10 F460B.
Table 1 Functions of ZXA10 F460B
Model Port Function
F460B 4 GE ports, 2 POTS ports, 1 Support VoIP and WLAN

WIFI port and 2 USB ports
Figure 1 shows the appearance of ZXA10 F460B.
Figure 1 Appearance of ZXA10 F460B
Warning:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any inter-
ference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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Package List
Please check that you have all the following items after you open the package of ZXA10 F460B.
� One set of ZXA10 F460B
� One AC-DC power adapter
� One piece of RJ-45 straight-through Ethernet cable
� Two pieces of RJ-11 telephone cables
� ZXA10 F460B Optical Network Terminal User Manual
If any of these items is misplaced, missing or damaged, please contact your dealer. If you need
to replace any item, please retain the package with all parts in it.
Product Characteristics
Port characteristics
� PON broadband port: conform to PON standard and SC/UPC
� Ethernet port: four 10 Mbps/100 Mbps/1000 Mbps adaptive RJ-45 GE ports, which abide
by IEEE802.3 and IEEE802.3u
� VoIP port: two VoIP ports
� WLAN port: conform to IEEE 802.11a/g/b, built-in antenna
� USB port: two USB ports
Technical Features
The device supports data and VoIP services.
� It enables Layer-2 data switching and transfer for data access and realizes IP voice through
collaboration with associated network devices on the basis of MGCP and SIP.
� It also provides device, user and service-based multi-level authentication as well as en-
cryption of data channel for safety, QoS and network management concerns. It can satisfy
QoS requirements for matching local devices, network, and multi-mode network manage-
ment for various services.
Product Specifications
� Rated current: 1.3 A
� Rated voltage: DC 12 V
� Operating temperature: -5 ℃- 45 ℃
� Operating humidity: 5% - 95%
� Dimensions: 290 mm (width) ×44 mm (height) ×180 mm (length)

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Product Appearance
Front Panel
Figure 2 shows the front panel.
Figure 2 Front Panel
Table 2 describes the indicators on the front panel of F460B.
Table 2 Indicators on the Front Panel
Indicator State Description
PON (only for EPON access Solid Green VoIP and OAM links of ONU/T
devices) have all been activated.
No light ONU/T has not detected or

registered VOIP or OAM yet.
Flashing Green ONU/T is trying to set up the

connection.
LOS Solid Red It indicates optical link

connection failure.
Flashing Red It indicates device failure or

flash alternately with RUN
lamp during version download.
WLAN Solid Green Wireless ports have been

enabled.
No light System has not been powered

on or wireless ports have
been disabled.
Flashing Green Data transmission is going on.
USB Solid Green USB storage is connected to

the USB port.
Power Solid Green System has been powered on.

on.
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Indicator State Description
VoIP Solid Green System has registered to

soft-switch but no traffic
stream is going on.

on or can’t register to
soft-switch.
Flashing Green Traffic stream is being

transmitted.
LAN1 LAN2 LAN3 LAN4 Solid Green Network port has been
connected and no data is
being transmitted.

on or no network device has
been connected to network
port.
Flashing Green Data transmission is going on.
Rear panel
Figure 3 shows the rear panel.
Figure 3 Rear Panel
Table 3 describes the ports and buttons on the real panel.
Table 3 Ports and buttons at back panel
Port/button Description
LAN 1–4 Ethernet RJ-45 ports
POTS 1–2 RJ-11 phone ports, connect to the telephone

through RJ-11 telephone line.
Note:
PSTN service is not supported.
USB USB HOST port, connect to the storage device

or printer with USB port
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Port/button Description
UPS This port is not used
POWER 12V DC Power connector
WPS WPS access switch
WLAN WLAN button, switch on/off WLAN
RESET Reset button
When the power is on, use a needle to press

the button for over 10 seconds to restore the
default settings.
Side panel
There is an SC/UPC single-mode fiber socket at the side panel, through which users can ac-
cess services from Internet Service Providers (ISP) by PON access (broadband access), as
shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4 Side Panel
System Requirements
� You need to contact ISP so that you can access the services in PON mode (broadband
access);
� A PC equipped with one 10 Mbps/100 Mbps/1000 Mbps Ethernet port;
� Build middle/small enterprise LAN with Ethernet HUB and Ethernet cables if necessary;
� If wireless access is needed, you ought to have an 802.11g/b WLAN card;
� Your computer should at least be able to run any of the following operation systems, Win-
dows 98/ME/2000/NT/XP/7 or Linux. You need to install the driver of the network adapter
and the TCP/IP protocol properly and finish network settings correctly;
� Make sure that at least one PC in the LAN has WEB browser, such as Microsoft Internet
Explorer 6.0 and Netscape Communicator 4.0 or higher versions.
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2 System Connections
System Application Environment

ZXA10 F460B is an indoor model of the optical network terminal series. It works together with
the central office equipment of PON to realize FTTH applications.
We can also achieve FTTO/B applications by combining multiplex user ports, HUB and Ether-
net switch.
System application environment is shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5 System Application Environment
Connection to LAN Port

You can connect LAN ports of ZXA10 F460B to PC or other network devices through the Eth-
ernet cable or WLAN RF signal.
Connect to your LAN through Ethernet cable
The four LAN ports can work at the rate of 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1000 Mbps, or the rate of
auto-negotiation Ethernet. The transmission mode can be either half-duplex or duplex.
You can connect the LAN ports to PC or other network devices through the Ethernet cable.
Note:
If the telephone line is plugged into any RJ-45 port, it can cause damage to the device. The
Ethernet cable with RJ-45 connector should conform to CE standards.
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Connect to your LAN through WLAN
If your PC has a WLAN card, it can connect to your LAN through WLAN according to IEEE
802.11b/g. Place the device at the center of the WLAN to get better network coverage.
If you use WLAN to connect your LAN, make sure that the WLAN button at the rear side of the
device is switched on.
Connection to PON Broadband Port

Insert a single-mode fiber with SC/UPC connector into PON broadband port of the device.
Connection to Telephone
Use the telephone line with RJ-11 connector to connect telephone to VoIP port of the device.
Connection to Power Adapter

Connect to power supply through power adapter and make sure that the power indicator on the
front panel is green.
Adapter parameters
Input AC: 100 V – 240 V/50 Hz – 60 Hz
Output DC: 12 VDC/2.5 A
Note:
It is recommended to use the power adapter provided by ZTE, because unapproved adapters
may cause damage to the device.
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3 Configuration Preparations
Overview of Configuration Preparations

In most cases, service providers have finished configuring the device, and users only need to
connect it to their systems before using it. If you need to configure the device, perform the
following operations in advance.
� Confirm that your PC has been connected to Ethernet port of the device directly through
the Ethernet cable;
� Confirm that TCP/IP settings of your PC are correct;
� Prohibit running firewall and other security programs;
� Disable proxy settings of the browser;
� Make sure that you have all necessary information of relevant data. This can be obtained
from your service provider.
Installing TCP/IP
Prerequisite
The operating system has been installed in your computer.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to install Microsoft TCP/IP protocol.
Steps
1. Click Start > Settings > Network Connections to open the Network Connections win-
dow.
2. Click Local Area Connection to openy the Local Area Connection Status window, as
shown in Figure 6.
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Figure 6 Local Area Connection Status Window
3. Click Properties in the General tab to open the Local Area Connection Properties win-
dow, as shown in Figure 7.
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Figure 7 Local Area Connection Properties Window
4. In the General tab, click Install to open the Select Network Component Type window,
as shown in Figure 8.
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Figure 8 Select Network Component Type Window
5. Select Protocol and click Add to open the Select Network Protocol window. Select Mi-
crosoft TCP/IP version 6, as shown in Figure 9, and then click OK.
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Figure 9 Select Network Protocol Window
Result
Microsoft TCP/IP protocol is installed in the PC, as shown in Figure 10.
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Configuring TCP/IP
Prerequisite
The TCP/IP protocol has been installed in your PC.
Make sure that the device can access the Internet properly.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the TCP/IP settings.
Steps
1. Click Start > Settings > Network Connections to open the Network Connections win-
dow.
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2. Click Local Area Connection to open the Local Area Connection Status window, as
shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11 Local Area Connection Status Window
3. Click Properties in the General tab to open the Local Area Connection Properties win-
dow. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) as shown in Figure 12.
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4. Click Properties to open the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window. Select Use
the following IP address. Specify the IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway.
For example, you can set the IP address to 192.168.1.7, Subnet mask to 255.255.255.0
and Default gateway to 192.168.1.1, as shown in Figure 13.
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Figure 13 Specifying the IP address in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties Window
Note:
The IP address shall be in the same network segment as LAN port address of the device,
which means the IP address you type in should be “192.168.1.x” (x can be any value from
2 to 254).
5. Click OK to save your settings.
Note:
If you are accessing the WEB page of the device for the first time, please configure the
device as you are told.
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Checking the Configuration
Prerequisite
F460B is powered on.
TCP/IP configuration has been done.
The network port has been connected to the device correctly.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to check the connectivity between the F460B and the computer.
Steps
1. Click Start > Run to open the Run window. Type CMD in the Open text box, as shown in
Figure 14.
Figure 14 Run Window
2. Click OK to open the command window, as shown in Figure 15.
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Figure 15 The Command Window
3. Type ping 192.168.1.1 and press the Enter key to carry out the ping command.
� If the command window display the messages as Figure 16 shows, it indicates the
communication between your PC and the device is normal and you are able to access
the Internet now.
Figure 16 Ping Command Success Message in the Command Window
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� If the command window display the messages as show, it indicates the communication
between your PC and the device fails.
To solve this problem, please check the following items:
− Whether Ethernet cable between the device and your PC has been connected
properly.
− Whether driver of your network adapter has been installed properly.
− Whether TCP/IP has been configured correctly on your PC.
Logging In to the WEB configuration Page

Prerequisite
The device has been correctly connected to the PC.
The TCP/IP settings on the PC has been configured properly.
Context
F460B can be configured with you web browser. The web browser is included as a standard
application in the window operating system. F460B provides a very easy and user-friendly
interface for configuration.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to log in to the configuration page.
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Steps
1. Open the IE browser, type http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar and press Enter key.
The login page displays, as shown in Figure 17.
Figure 17 Login Page
2. After connecting to the device, you will be prompted to enter the user name and password.
By default, the user name and the password are both admin. Type the user name and
password in the corresponding text boxes. Click Login to enter the web-based manage-
ment page, as shown in Figure 18.
Figure 18 The Configuration Page
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4 Device Status
Device Information
Click Status > Device Information to display the device information, such as the model, serial
number, hardware version, software version and BOOT loader version of the device, as shown
in Figure 19.
Figure 19 Device Information
Network Interface
Network interface information of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents.
� WAN Connection
� PON Line Information
WAN Connection Information

Click Status > Network Interface, and the WAN connection page is displayed by default, as
you see in Figure 20. This page shows the relevant information of the WAN connection.
Click Refresh to show the latest information.
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Figure 20 WAN Connection Information
PON Link Information

Click Status > Network Interface > PON Line Information to open the PON Line Information
page, as shown in Figure 21. This page shows the relevant information of the PON connection.
Figure 21 PON Line Information Page
User Interface Information

User port information of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents.
� WLAN Interface Information
� Ethernet Port Information

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� PON Information
� USB Information
WLAN Interface Information

Click Status > User Interface, and the WLAN interface information page will be displayed by
default, as shown in Figure 22. This page shows the WAN information, such as wireless switch,
packet sending/receiving and authentication.
Figure 22 WLAN Interface Information
Table 4 describes the options on the WLAN information page.
Table 4 Options on the WLAN Information Page
Option Description
Enable Wireless RF Whether to enable the wireless RF
Channel Channel
SSID 1 Enable Whether to enable the wireless network SSID1
SSID 1 Name SSID1 name, which identifies the wireless network service
area
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Authentication Type Authentication mode
Encryption Type Encryption mode
MAC Address MAC address
Packets Received/Bytes Received Number of received packets or bytes
Packets Sent/Bytes Sent Number of sent packets or bytes
Error Packets Received Error packets received
Error Packets Sent Error packets sent
Discard Receiving Packets Discarded receiving packets
Discard Sending Packets Discarded sending packets
Ethernet Interface Information

Click Status > User Interface > Ethernet to open the Ethernet interface information page,
as shown in Figure 23. The page shows the Ethernet information, such as, Ethernet port, IP
address, MAC address, status, packet sending/receiving and byte sending/receiving.
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Figure 23 Ethernet Interface Information
PON Information
Click Status > User Interface > PON to open the PON information page, as shown in Figure
24.
The page shows PON information, such as PON MAC address, Frames sending/receiving and
bytes sending/receiving.
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Figure 24 PON Information
USB Information
Click Status > User Interface > USB to open the USB information page, as shown in Figure
25.
The USB information page display the USB device information, such as, USB port, device
name, device type and Vendor ID.
Figure 25 USB Information
VoIP Information
Click Status > VoIP Status to open the VoIP status information page, as shown in Figure 26.
This page shows the registration information for VoIP services.

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Figure 26 VoIP Information
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5 Network Configuration
WAN Configuration
The WAN connection of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents:
� Configuring WAN Connection
� Configuring Port Binding
Configuring WAN Connection

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the configuration web page.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the WAN connection.
Steps
1. Click Network > WAN Connection and the WAN Connection page is displayed by default,
as shown in Figure 27. In this page, you can select the WAN connection type and configure
the corresponding settings.
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Figure 27 WAN Connection Setting
2. F460B offers 4 types of WAN connections, and they are PPPoE, Static, DHCP and Bridge
connection. Please refer to the protocol that your ISP provides before the configuration.
After the configuration, click Create.
� The configuration of the PPPoE mode
In the WAN Connection page, select PPPoE from the Type drop-down list, and the
PPPoE settings are displayed as shown in Figure 28.
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Figure 28 Configuration of PPPoE Mode
Table 5 describes the options of the PPPoE mode.
Table 5 Options of PPPoE Mode
Option Description
Type WAN connection type
You can select one pre-defined connection from the Connection Name
drop-down list.
If you select Create WAN Connection, after the configuration, the system will
Connection
automatically generate a new connection name if you click Create.
Name
You can select one connection name and click Delete to delete it.
You can select one connection name, modify the settings and then click Modify
to apply the changes.
Select this option to enable the network address translation function. This
option is selected by default.
Note:
Enable NAT When several computers are connected to the F460B to form a local network,
NAT is applied to map the private IP addresses of the LAN to a public IP addr
ess assigned by the ISP. NAT function eliminates the need for multiple public IP
addresses, and at the same time provides a measure of security for your LAN.
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Option Description
Select one option from the Service list drop-down list. Below are the eight
options.
TR069
INTERNET
TR069_INTERNET
VOIP
TR069_VOIP
VOIP_INTERNET
TR060_VOIP_INTERNET
Service list OTHER
Each option represents one of the following three service modes or their
combination.
− TR069 service mode
Remote maintenance and management service are provided.
− INTERNET service mode
The Internet service and IPTV service are provided.
− VOIP service mode
Voice service is provided.
There are three options, TAG, UNTAG and TRANSPARENT. TAG is selected
VLAN Mode
by default.
VLAN ID VLAN ID
802.1P The Ethernet package priority, ranging from 0 to 7.
Multicast
The VLAN ID for the Multicast services
VLAN
Username Type the user name you got from the ISP.
Password Type the password you got from the ISP.
Enable
Select this option to enable the PPPoE proxy function.
PPPoE Proxy
Allow MaxUs The maximum number of the users that can access the internet using the
erNum device simultaneously.
Authenticat There are three options, Auto, RAP and CHAP. It must be the same as the
ion type authentication type of upper-layer devices
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Option Description
Connection
There are three options, Always On, On Demand and Manual.
trigger
When the system idle time exceeds the specified time, the PPPoE connection
Idle Timeout
will he cut off. It is configured by the system automatically.
� Configuration of the Static mode
In the WAN Connection page, select Static from the Type drop-down list, and the
static settings are displayed as shown in Figure 29.
Figure 29 Configuration of Static Mode
Table 6 describes the options of static mode.
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Table 6 Options of Static Mode
Option Description
drop-down list.
Connection
Name
Note:
addresses and at the same time provides a measure of security for your LAN.
options.
TR069
INTERNET
TR069_INTERNET
VOIP
TR069_VOIP
VOIP_INTERNET
TR060_VOIP_INTERNET
Service list OTHER
combination.
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Option Description
VLAN Mode
by default.
VLAN ID VLAN ID
Multicast
VLAN
IP address The IP address assigned by the ISP
Subnet Mask The subnet mask address assigned by the ISP
Gateway The gateway IP address assigned by the ISP
DNS Server1
The IP address of the primary DNS server provided by the ISP
IP address
DNS Server2
The IP address of the secondary DNS server provided by the ISP
IP address
DNS Server3
The IP address of the third DNS server provided by the ISP
IP address
� Configuration of the DHCP mode
In the WAN Connection page, select DHCP from the Type drop-down list, and the
DHCP settings are displayed as shown in Figure 30.
Figure 30 Configuration of DHCP Mode
Table 7 describes the options of the DHCP mode.
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Table 7 Options of DHCP Mode
Option Description
drop-down list.
Connection
Name
Note:
addresses and at the same time provides a measure of security for your LAN.
options.
TR069
INTERNET
TR069_INTERNET
VOIP
TR069_VOIP
VOIP_INTERNET
TR060_VOIP_INTERNET
Service list OTHER
combination.
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Option Description
VLAN Mode
by default.
VLAN ID VLAN ID
Multicast
VLAN
� Configuration of the bridge connection mode
In the WAN Connection page, select DHCP from the Bridge Connection drop-down
list, and the bridge connection settings are displayed as shown in Figure 31.
Figure 31 Configuration of Bridge Connection Mode
Table 8 describes the options of the bridge connection mode.
Table 8 Options of bridge Mode
drop-down list.
Connection
Name
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Note:
addresses and provides a measure of security for your LAN at the same time.
Select one option from the Service list drop-down list. Below are the two
options. INTERNET represents the broadband internet surfing and IPTV
Service list service.
INTERNET
OTHER
VLAN Mode
by default.
VLAN ID VLAN ID
Multicast
VLAN
Configuring Port Binding

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the WEB management page of the device.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the port binding.
Steps
1. Click Network > WAN > Port Binding to open the Port Binding page, as shown in Figure
32. In this page, you can configure to bind the LAN ports with the specified WAN connec-
tion.
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Figure 32 Port Binding
2. Select one WAN connection from the WAN connection drop-down list. You can create
new WAN connections in the WAN Connection page.
3. Select the LAN ports you want to bind. You can select more than one port to bind with the
same connection.
4. Click Submit to save the configurations.
Postrequisite
To unbind the ports with the WAN connections, perform the following steps.
1. Select the desired WAN connection from the WAN Connection drop-down list.
2. Remove the checks mark from the corresponding ports, and then click Submit.
Configuring Port Mode

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the WEB management page.
Purpose
Perform the following step to modify the port mode of the LAN ports.
Steps
1. Click Network > Port Mode to open the Port Mode page, as shown in Figure 33. In this
page, you can modify the port mode of the specified LAN port. The port mode for all the
ports are set to Auto by default.
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Figure 33 Port Mode
2. Click on LAN1 row and select one mode from the Port Mode drop-down list. For
example, select 10Mbps/Full DUPLEX from the drop-down list, as shown in Figure 34.
And then click Modify.
Figure 34 Port Mode Selection
3. The port mode of the Port LAN1 is changed to 10Mbps/FULL DUPLEX, as shown in Figure
35.
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Figure 35 Port Mode Modification Result
WLAN Configuration
The WLAN settings of ZXA10 F460B include the following contents.
� Configuring the Basic WLAN Settings
� Configuring SSID
� Configuring Security
� Checking Associated Devices
Configuring the Basic WLAN Settings

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the WEB configuration page.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the WLAN basic settings.
Steps
1. Click Network > WLAN, and Basic page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 36.
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Figure 36 Basic Settings of WLAN
Table 9 describes the basic WLAN options.
Table 9 Basic Options of WLAN
Option Description
Select the Enable Wireless FR check box to enable the wireless RF

Enable Wireless RF
function.
The mode of data transmission. There are three modes, IEEE802.11b

Mode
Only, IEEE802.11g Only and Mixed(802.11b+802.11g).
The frequency in which the radio links are about to be established.
Select one channel ID from the drop-down list. The administrator of

network must search which channels are available and then assign one
Channel available channel as the communication channel.
All the other clients that want to conduct the transmission through this
device should choose the same channel ID.
The default channel is Auto.
Beacon Interval Time interval between beacons. The default value is 100 ms.
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Option Description
The speed of the data transmission of the device. Select one speed
from the Tx Rate drop-down list.
The options in the drop-down list vary with the data transmission mode
selected.
� If 802.11b Only is selected as the transmission mode, the transmiss

ion rate available are 1, 2, 5.5, 11Mbit/s and Auto.
Tx Rate
� If 802.11g Only is selected as the transmission rate, the transmission
rates available are 1, 2, 5.5,11, 6, 9, 12,18,24,36,48, 54Mbit/s and
Auto.
� If Mixed(802.11b+802.11g) is selected, the transmission rates availa

ble will include 1, 2, 5. 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54Mbit/s and
Auto
Transmitting Power Grade of transmitting power
QoS type QoS priority type, including Disabled, WMM and SSID
2. Configure the settings as your requirements.
Configuring SSID
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the SSID settings.
Steps
1. Click Network > WLAN > SSID Settings to open the SSID setting page, as shown in
Figure 37.
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Figure 37 SSID Settings
Table 10 describes the SSID options.
Table 10 SSID Configuration Options
Option Description
Select the Hide SSID check box to disable SSID broadcast. Then
Hide SSID
other people in the network cannot find the SSID of this device.
Enable SSID Select the Hide SSID check box to enable the SSID broadcast.
The SSID name is the identification characters of the device in

the wireless network. The SSID name consists of no more than
32 characters, case-sensitive.
If you do not hide SSID, F460B will periodically broadcasts its

SSID name SSID to allow the wireless clients within the range to recognize
its presence. This can create a security hole since any wireless
clients which got the broadcast might associate to your system.
Please be noted that if you want to communicate, all wireless
clients should use the same SSID with this device.
Configuring WLAN Security

Prerequisite
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Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the security settings.
Steps
1. Click Network > WLAN > Security to open the Security page, as shown in Figure 38.
Figure 38 Security Setting
SSID supports five authentication modes, Open System, SharedKey, WPA-PSK, WPA2-
PSK and WPA/WPA2-PSK.
2. In the Security page, the WEP encryption settings vary with the authentication type. Con-
figure the settings as your requirements.
� If the Authentication Type is Open System, and WEP Encryption is enabled, the
related security options will be displayed as shown in Figure 39.
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Figure 39 Open System Mode Of the Security Setting
Table 11 describes the options of the open system mode for the security setting.
Table 11 Options of Open System Mode
Option Description
Choose SSID Current SSID
Authentication type Authentication mode of the current SSID
WEP encryption Enable/disable WEP encryption
WEP key length, input 13 ASCII characters or 26-digit HEX number if it

is a 128-bit key
WEP encryption
Input 5 ASCII characters or 10-digit HEX number if it is a 64-bit key.
level
In most cases, 64-bit key can satisfy users’ need. Choose 128-bit key
if you need higher safety.
WEP key index WEP key index
WEP Key 1 Value of the WEP encryption key 1
� If the Authentication Type is Shared Key, and WEP Encryption is enabled, the re-
lated security options will be displayed as shown in Figure 40.
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Figure 40 Shared Key Mode of the Security Setting
Table 12 Options of Shared Key Mode
Option Description
Authentication type Authentication mode of the current SSID
WEP encryption Enable/disable WEP encryption
WEP key length, input 13 ASCII characters or 26-digit HEX

number if it is a 128-bit key
Input 5 ASCII characters or 10-digit HEX number if it is a 64-bit

WEP encryption level
key.
In most cases, 64-bit key can satisfy users’ need. Choose 128-bit
key if you need higher safety.
WEP key index WEP key index
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� If the Authentication Type is WPA-PSK, and WEP Encryption is enabled, the related
security options will be displayed as shown in Figure 41.
Figure 41 WPA-PSK Mode of the Security Setting
Table 13 Options of WPA-PSK Mode
Option Description
Authentication type Authentication mode of current SSID
WPA Passphrase WPA key, composed of 8 to 63 characters
WPA group key update

WPA group key update period (Unit: Second)
interval
WPA encryption algorithm WPA encryption algorithm, including TKIP, AES, TKIP+AES
Note:
Configuration of WPA2-PSK and WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK is the same as WPA-PSK.
3. After the configuration, click Submit to save the setting.
Checking Associated Devices

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to check the associated devices

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Steps
1. Click Network > WLAN > Associated Devices to open the Associated device page, as
shown in Figure 42.
Figure 42 Associated Devices
2. Select the SSID of the device from the Choose SSID drop-down list, and then click Re-
fresh. The IP addresses and MAC addresses of the associated devices are listed.
LAN Configuration
The address management configuration of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents:
� Configuring DHCP Server
� Configuring DHCP Binding
� Configuring DHCP Conditional Serving Pool
Configuring DHCP Server

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the DHCP server settings.
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Steps
1. Click Network > LAN, and the DHCP Server page is displayed by default, as shown in
Figure 43.
Figure 43 DHCP Server
Table 14 describes the options of DHCP server.
Table 14 DHCP Server Options
Option Description
LAN IP address IP address of LAN group (port subnet)
Subnet mask Subnet mask of LAN group
Select the Enable DHCP server check box to let F460B work
Enable DHCP server as a DHCP server and assign IP addresses to the client PCs
on the LAN.
DHCP Start IP Address The starting IP address assigned by the DHCP server
DHCP End IP Address The end IP address assigned by the DHCP server
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Option Description
Select the Assign IspDNS check box to assign the ISP DNS
Assign IspDNS
server.
DNS Server1 IP Address The IP address of the primary DNS server provided by the ISP.
DNS Server2 IP Address The IP address of the secondary DNS server provided by the ISP.
DNS Server3 IP Address The IP address of the third DNS server provided by the ISP.
Default Gateway IP address of the default gateway
The time that the client PCs use the IP addresses assigned by the
Lease Time DHCP server. After the lease time expires, the private IP address
will be available for assigning to other network devices
Configuring DHCP Binding

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to bind the MAC address with the IP address.
Context
When the DHCP function is enabled in one LAN, the DHCP server will assign an IP address
to a client. If this client does not explicitly disconnect from the network and the lease time is
still valid, an unauthorized client might pose as this authenticated client, access the network
and use the service. Binding the IP and MAC address will secure the network communication,
preventing unauthorized clients or hackers from spoofing the DHCP server and taking over a
DHCP lease of an authorized client.
Steps
1. Click Network > LAN > DHCP Binding to open the DHCP Binding page, as shown in
Figure 44.
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Figure 44 DHCP Binding
2. Type the IP address and MAC address to be bound in the corresponding text boxes. For
example, the IP address is 192.168.1.7 and the MAC address is 00–12–0E-17–EF-01, as
shown in Figure 45..
Figure 45 DHCP Binding Configuration
Note:
Bind the MAC and the IP addresses and create a DHCP binding table that maps MAC and
IP addresses of the client. DHCP Server allocates IP addresses according to the binding
relation between MAC and IP addresses and the IP addresses shall never expire.
3. Click Add to establish the MAC/IP binding relationship, as shown in Figure 46.
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Figure 46 MAC and IP address Binding
Postrequisite
� To modify the MAC/IP binding, click and modify the IP address or MAC address as
shown in Figure 47. After the modification. click Modify to apply the change.
Figure 47 Modifying MAC/IP Binding
� Click to delete the desired MAC/IP binding.
Configuring DHCP Conditional Serving Pool

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the Web management page.
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DHCP function is enabled.
The client machine should have option60 field in its DHCP discovery information.
Context
F460B has predefined the IP address range for some specified devices. For example, the
IP range for PC is from 192.168.1.3 to 192.168.1.40. If a computer is connected to F460B,
and its DHCP discovery information includes option60 field, this computer will be assigned an
IP address that falls into the range above. You can manually modify the IP ranges for these
devices.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to specify the range of the IP addresses assigned by the DHCP
server.
Steps
1. Click Network > LAN > DHCP Conditional Serving Pool to open the DHCP Conditional
Serving Pool page, as shown in Figure 48.
Figure 48 DHCP Conditional Serving Pool
2. Click on the row of the desired device, for example, HGW. Modify the start IP address
and end IP address, and then click Modify to apply the change.
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Figure 49 Modifying the IP Range of the Specified Device
Routing Configuration
Routing configuration of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents:
� Configuring default gateway
� Configuring static routing
Configuring Default Gateway

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the default gateway for the specified WAN connection.
Steps
1. Click Network > Routing to open the Default Gateway , as shown in Figure 50, where
you can specify F460B as the default gateway for the desired WAN connection.
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Figure 50 Default Gateway
2. Select one connection from the WAN Connection drop-down list, and then click Submit.
Configuring Static Routing

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the static routing settings.
Steps
1. Click Network > Routing > Static Routing to open the Static Routing page, as shown
in Figure 51. In this page, you can add, modify or delete static routes, which are manually
defined path, determining how the data is transmitted.
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Figure 51 Static Routing
2. Select one connection from the WAN Connection drop-down list, and specify the Network
Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. And then click Add to add one static route, as
shown in Figure 52.
Figure 52 Static Routing Settings
Table 15 describes the options on the static routing page.
Table 15 Static Routing Options
Option Descriptions
WAN Connection The WAN connection name
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Network Address The IP address of the network where data packets are to be sent.
Subnet Mask The subnet mask that the data transmitting is passing through,
Assigned by the ISP
Gateway The gateway that the data transmitting is passing through, assigned
by the ISP
3. Click Add to add a new static route, as shown in Figure 53.
Figure 53 Static Routing Configuration Result
Postrequisite
after a new static route is added to the route table, you can perform the following operations.
� Click on the row of the desired static route. Modify the Network Address, Subnet
Mask and Gateway, and then click Modify to apply the changes.
� Click to delete the desired static route.
Configuring PON Settings

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the WEB management page
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the PON settings.
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Steps
1. Click Network > PON to open the PON page as shown in Figure 54.
Figure 54 PON Settings
2. Type the ONU ID in LOID text box and the password in the Password text box.
Note:
The ONU ID and password are both ztepon by default.
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6 Security Configuration
Configuring Firewall Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the firewall settings.
Steps
1. Click Security > Firewall to open the Firewall page, as shown in Figure 55.
Figure 55 Firewall Configuration
2. Enable anti-hacking protection function by selecting the corresponding check box.
3. Select an option from the Firewall Level drop-down list.
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Configuring IP Filter
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the IP filter settings.
Steps
1. Click Security > IP Filter to open the IP Filter page, as shown in Figure 56. In this page,
you can specify the IP address and port ranges that the data transmission will be denied
or allowed to pass through.
Figure 56 IP Filter
Table 16 describes the options on the IP Filter page.
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Table 16 IP Filter Options
Option Description
Enable Select the Enable check box to enable the IP filter function.
Protocol Select one protocol that the IP filter setting will be applied to. There
are six protocols, and they are TCP, UDP, TCP and UDP, ICMP and
ANY.
Name The name of the IP filter setting
Start Source IP Address The start source IP address of the data packages
End Source IP Address The end source IP address of the data packages
Start Destination IP The start destination IP address of the data packages

Address
End Destination IP The end destination IP address of the data packages

Address
Start Source port The start source port for the IP filtering
End Source port The end source port for the IP filtering
Start Destination port The start destination port for the IP filtering
End Destination port The end destination port for the IP filtering
Ingress The way how the data is transmitted from the outside onto your
computer
Egress The way how the data is transmitted from your computer to the outside
Mode Specify to discard or permit the data packages.
2. Configure filter options in the IP Filter page, as shown in Figure 57.
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Figure 57 IP Filter Configuration
3. Click Add to an IP filter rule, as shown in Figure 58.
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Figure 58 IP Filter Configuration Result
Postrequisite
Click to modify an IP filter or click to delete it.
Configuring MAC Filter Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the MAC filter settings.
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Steps
1. Click Security > MAC Filter open the MAC Filter page, as shown in Figure 59. In this
page, you can specify to discard or permit the data packages by configuring the MAC ad-
dress, protocol and the connection type.
Figure 59 MAC Filter
Table 17 describes the options in the MAC filter page.
Table 17 MAC Filter Options
Option Description
Enable Select the Enable check box to enable the MAC filter function.
Mode Specify to permit or discard the data packages.
Type The connection type
There are three options available, Bridge, Route and

Bridge+Route.
Protocol The protocol that the MAC filter settings will be applied to
There are IP, ARP, PARP, PPPoE and All.
Source MAC Address The MAC address of the source data packages
Destination MAC The MAC address of the destination data packages

Address
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2. Configure the options, as shown in Figure 60.
Figure 60 MAC Filter Configuration
3. Click Add to add an MAC filter setting rule, as shown in Figure 61.
Figure 61 MAC Filter Configuration Result
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Postrequisite
Click to modify one MAC filter rule or click to delete it.
Configuring URL Filter Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the URL filter settings.
Steps
1. Click Security > URL Filter to open the URL Filter page, as shown in Figure 62. In this
page, you can specify to permit or discard the internet access to the specified URL ad-
dresses.
Figure 62 URL Filter
2. Enable the URL filter function, select Discard from the Mode drop-down list and type the
URL address, as shown in Figure 63.
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Figure 63 URL Filter Configuration
3. Click Add to add a URL filterng rule, as shown in Figure 64. You can click to delete
one URL filtering rule.
Figure 64 URL Filter Configuration Results
Configuring Service Control Settings

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the WEB management page of the device.
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Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the service control settings.
Steps
1. Click Security > Service Control to open the Service Control page, as shown in Figure
65. In this page, you can specify to permit or discard the inbound access services by
configuring the source IP address range and service types.
Figure 65 Service Control
2. Configure the settings to allow the specified PCs to access the WEB, FTP and TELNET
services through F460B, as shown in Figure 66.
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Figure 66 Service Control Configuration
3. Click Add to add one service control rule, as shown in Figure 67.
Figure 67 Service Control Configuration Results
Postrequisite
You can click to modify an access control rule or click to delete it.
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Configuring ALG Switch Settings
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the ALG settings.
Steps
1. Click Security > ALG open the ALG page, as shown in Figure 68.
Figure 68 ALG
2. Select the ALG services by selecting the corresponding check boxes, and then click Sub-
mit, as shown in Figure 69.
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Figure 69 ALG Configuration
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7 Application Configurations
VoIP Configuration
The VoIP configuration of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents
� Configuring WAN Connection
� Configuring SIP Protocol
� Configuring SIP Account
� Configuring VoIP Advanced Settings
� Configuring Media Settings
� Configuring Modem Settings
� Configuring FAX Settings
� Configuring VoIP Services
Configuring WAN Connection

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to select the WAN connection.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP to open the WAN Connection page, as shown in Figure 70.
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Figure 70 WAN Connection
2. Select one connection from the WAN Connection drop-down list and then click Submit.
Configuring SIP Protocol Configuration

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the SIP protocol settings.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > SIP Protocol to open the SIP Protocol page, as shown in
Figure 71.
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Figure 71 SIP Protocol
2. Specify the SIP protocol options, as shown in Figure 72.
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Figure 72 SIP Protocol Configuration
Table 18 describes the options on the SIP Protocol page.
Table 18 SIP Protocol Options
Option Description
Local port Local port used by VoIP
Primary proxy server IP address of primary proxy server
Primary outbound proxy

IP address of primary outbound proxy server
server
Primary proxy port Port of primary proxy server
Secondary proxy server IP address of secondary proxy server
Secondary outbound proxy

IP address of secondary outbound proxy server
server
Secondary proxy port Port of secondary proxy server
Register expires The registration valid period (unit: second)
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Configuring SIP Account
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the SIP account.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > SIP Accounts to open the SIP Account page, as shown in
Figure 73.
Figure 73 SIP Account
2. Click and configure the SIP account as shown in Figure 74.
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Figure 74 SIP Account Configuration
Table 19 describes the options on the SIP account page.
Table 19 SIP Account Options
Parameter Description
Username The user name for the SIP authentication
Password The registration password of SIP authentication user
User registration identifier, URI can be regarded as the number of

URI
the user’s SIP call
3. Click Modify to finish the configuration.
Configuring VoIP Advanced Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the VoIP advanced settings.
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Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > Advanced to open the Advanced page, as shown in Figure
75.
Figure 75 Advanced Settings
Table 20 describes the options in the Advanced page.
Table 20 Advanced Options
Options Description
Echo cancellation Enable or disable the echo suppression
DTMF There are two DTMF options, RFC2833 and Dtmf in Voice
Jitter buffer Jitter buffer
There are two options, Fixed and Adaptive.
MIN value Minimum jitter amplitude (unit: ms)
MAX value Maximum jitter amplitude (unit: ms)
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Configuring Media Settings
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the media settings.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > Media to open the media page, as shown in Figure 76. In this
page, you can specify the codec and codec priority for the specified phone.
Figure 76 Media
Table 21 describes the media options

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Table 21 Media Options
Option Description
Codec selection Codec mode supported by the media
Codec priority Codec priority
The smaller number is , the higher priority will be.
VAD Voice Activity Detect. It detects whether the environment is mute

(quiet), if it is mute, it will enable CNG to create comfortable noise.
2. Specify the codec and codec priority for the specified phones, as shown in Figure 77.
Figure 77 Media Configuration

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Configuring Modem Setting
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the Modem setting.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > Modem Setting to open the Modem Setting page, as shown
in Figure 78. In this page, you can specify the Modem number (or the telephone number)
and its corresponding rate.
Figure 78 Modem Setting
2. Specify the Modem number and the rate, as shown in Figure 79.
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Figure 79 Modem Setting Configuration
3. Click Add to add one Modem setting rule, as shown in Figure 80.
Figure 80 Modem Setting Configuration Result
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Postrequisite
Click to modify one Modem setting rule or click to delete it.
Configuring FAX Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the FAX settings.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > FAX to open the FAX page, as shown in Figure 81.
Figure 81 FAX Setting
2. Select Enable T38 check box to enable the T.38 fax mode.
Note:
T30 mode will be enabled if you don’t select Enable T38.
3. Click Submit to save the configuration.

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Configuring VoIP Service Setting
Prerequisite
The SIP account has been created.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the VoIP service settings.
Steps
1. Click Application > VoIP > VoIP Services to open the VoIP Services page, as shown in
Figure 82.
Figure 82 VoIP Services
Table 22 describes the VoIP service options.
Table 22 VoIP Service Options
Option Description
Term Number The term number of the SIP user
Call Waiting Select Call Waiting check box to enable the call waiting function.
3Way Flag Select 3Way Flag check box to enable the three party call service.
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Self-mixing Select Self-mixing check box to enable the self-mixing function.
MRF URI Specify the meeting access code
Format: Access code@ SS address
For example, *28#@10.40.110.1.
2. Specify the VoIP service options, and then click Submit to save the configuration.
Configuring DDNS Settings

Prerequisite
The inbound connection is enabled.
Domain name has been registered.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the DDNS settings.
Context
DNS is the way in which a URL or domain is converted to an IP address. In many home net-
working environments, the DSL IP address is provided by DHCP and therefore changes from
time to time. Dynamic DNS (DDNS) allows you to host a website such as www.my-site.com in
which the IP address is dynamically assigned.
Steps
1. Click Application > DDNS to open the DDNS page, as shown in Figure 83.
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Figure 83 DDNS
Table 23 describes the DDN options.
Table 23 DDNS Options
Option Description
Enable Whether DDNS should be enabled or not
Server Type The type of the server that provides DDNS services
Address of server. If HTTP of GNUDIP is used, the address is a

Server
URL,http://ns.eagleeyes.com.cn/cgi-bin/gdipupdt.cgi by default
Username User name of DDNS server
Password Password of DDNS server
WAN Connection WAN connection interface
Domain Domain name of user, valid only when GNUDIP is used
2. Configure the DDNS options, as shown in Figure 84.
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Figure 84 DDNS Configuration
Configuring DMZ Host Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the DMZ host settings.
Steps
1. Click Application > DMZ Host open the DMZ Host page, as shown in Figure 85. In this
page, you can configure the DMZ settings and specify the DMZ host machine.
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Figure 85 DMZ Host
Table 24 describes the options in the DMS host page.
Table 24 DMZ Host Options
Option Description
Enable Enable DMZ host
WAN Connection WAN connection
DMZ Host IP Address IP address of the DMZ host
2. Configure the DMZ host options, as shown in Figure 86.
Figure 86 DMZ Host Configuration
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Note:
If the DMZ function is enabled, all the port of the DMZ host machine are opened to the
outside world, and DMZ host machine will provide services to the outside world.
Configuring UPnP Settings

Prerequisite
User has logged in WEB page of the device.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the UPnP settings.
Context
UPnP enables auto-detection for zero-configuration, invisible network connection, and the type
of vendor's devices. After the function is configured, the device can dynamically enter a net-
work, get its IP address, report its functions and learn functions of other devices.
Steps
1. Click Application > UPnP open the UPnP page, as shown in Figure 87. In this page, you
can enable UPnP function, specify the WAN connection, the advertisement time and the
advertisement time to hope.
Figure 87 UPnP
Table 25 describes the UPnP options.
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Table 25 UPnP Options
Option Description
Enable UPnP Enable UPnP
WAN Connection WAN connection interface
Specify the time during which the device connected to F460B

Advertisement Period (in should send the advertisements. If F460B does not receive the
minute) advertisement within that period, it means the UPnP device does
not work any more. The default value is 30 minutes.
Specify the TTL (Time to live ) for the advertisement. The

Advertisement Period To
advertisement will be abandoned after it has been transferred the
Live (in hopes)
specified times by the routers. The default value is 4.
2. Configure the settings as shown in Figure 88.
Figure 88 UPnP Configuration
Configuring Port Forwarding Settings

Prerequisite
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Purpose
Perform the following steps to specify the port forwarding policy for virtual server configuration
purpose.
Context
If you have local servers for different services and you want to make them publicly accessible,
you need to specify the port forwarding policy. With NAT applied, it translates the internal IP
addresses of these servers to a single IP address that is unique on the Internet.
To Internet users, all virtual servers on your LAN have the same IP Address. This IP Address
is allocated by your ISP. This address should be static, rather than dynamic, to make it easier
for Internet users to connect to your Servers. However, you can use Dynamic DNS feature to
allow users to connect to your virtual servers by using a URL, instead of an IP address.
Steps
1. Click Application > Port Forwarding to open the Port Forwarding page, as shown in
Figure 89.
Figure 89 Port Forwarding
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Table 26 describes the port forwarding options.
Table 26 Port Forwarding Options
Option Description
Enable Enable the port forwarding function
Name Name of the port forwarding rule
Protocol There are three options, TCP, UDP and TCP and UDP.
WAN host start IP address The start IP address of the WAN host
WAN host end IP address The end IP address of the WAN host
WAN connection WAN connection
WAN start port The start port of the WAN host
WAN end port The end port of the WAN host
LAN host IP address The IP address of the virtual server on the local network
LAN host start port The start port of the virtual server on the local network
LAN host end port The end port of the virtual server on the local network
2. Configure the port forwarding settings, as shown in Figure 90.
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Figure 90 Port Forwarding Configuration
3. Click Add to add one port forwarding rule, as shown in Figure 91.
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Figure 91 Port Forwarding Configuration Results
Postrequisite
You can click to modify one port forwarding rule or click to delete it.
Device Naming
The device naming configuration of F460B contains the following contents:
� Configuring Domain Name
� Configuring Host Name
� Configuring DNS Setting
Configuring Domain Name

Prerequisite

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Purpose
Perform the following steps to specify the domain name.
Steps
1. Click Application > DNS Service > Domain Name to open the Domain Name page, as
shown in Figure 92.
Figure 92 Domain Name
2. Type the domain name when F460B works as the DHCP server.
Configuring Host Name

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the host name.
Steps
1. Click Application > DNS Service > Hosts to open the Hosts page, as shown in Figure
93.
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Figure 93 Hosts
2. Specify the host name and IP address, as shown in Figure 94.
Figure 94 Host Name Configuration
3. Click Add to finish the configuration, as shown in Figure 95.
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Figure 95 Host Name Configuration Result
Postrequisite
Click to modify one host setting or click to delete it.
Configuring DNS Setting

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to specify the DNS server.
Steps
1. Click Application > DNS Service > DNS to open the DNS page, as shown in Figure 96.
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Figure 96 DNS
2. Type the IP address of the DNS server assigned by the ISP, and then click Submit to save
the configuration.
QoS Settings
ZXA10 F460B QoS configuration includes the following contents:
� Configuring basic QoS settings
� Configuring QoS rules
� Configuring QoS rule types
� Configuring QoS local application
� Configuring QoS queue management
� Configuring QoS committed access rate
Configuring Basic QoS Settings

Prerequisite
Hav logged in to the WEB management page.
Context
SP (Strict Priority) is the simplest queuing mode. It serves the queue with the highest PRI
first and will not turn to the queue with lower PRI until the first queue is empty. Advantage of
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this approach is that services with higher PRI will always be processed ahead of lower-PRI
services. Nevertheless, lower-PRI services may be thoroughly blocked.
The WRR (Weighted Round Robin) mode serves all queues and allocates precedence to
queues of higher PRI. In most cases, WRR handles high-PRI services ahead of low-PRI
services. However, it does not necessarily mean that the services of lower PRI will be
thoroughly blocked, especially when number of high-PRI services is big.
If queue scheduling algorithm is configured as DWRR, you can enable the DWRR queue band-
width lock.
DWRR Queue Bandwidth Lock: Remained bandwidth cannot be shared by other queues when
this function is enabled. Remained bandwidth, if there is any, will be shared by other queues
according to their weights if this function is not enabled.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the basic QoS setting.
Steps
1. Click Application > QoS to open the Basic page, as shown in Figure 97.
Figure 97 Basic Setting Page
Table 27 describes the options on the basic page.
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Table 27 Basic QoS Options
Option Description
Template index Type of template index
Enable QoS Enable QoS
The Total Upstream The uplink bandwidth rate on the WAN interface. Value range
Bandwidth ranges from 8000 to 104857600 bps
Queue Scheduling There are three types of queue scheduling algorithm, SP, DWRR
Algorithm and SP_DWRR.
Enable DSCP Re-marking Enable the DSCP re-marking function
802.1P Re-mark Model Three modes are available, Unused, Transparency and Used.
2. Configure the basic QoS options, as shown in Figure 98.
Figure 98 Basic QoS Configuration
Configuring QoS Rules

Prerequisite

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Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the QoS rules.
Steps
1. Click Application > QoS > Rule to open the Rule page, as shown in Figure 99.
Figure 99 Rule Setting
Table 28 describes the QoS options on the rule page.
Table 28 QoS Rule Options
Option Description
802.1P Re-marking 802.1P identifier value, ranging from 0 to 7
DSCP Re-marking DSCP identifier, ranging from 0 to 63
CAR (Committed Access

CAR rule, ranging from 0 to 10
Rate)
Queue Management Queue ID, automatically allocated by system
2. Configure the QoS options on the rule page, as shown in Figure 100.
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Figure 100 Rule Configuration
3. Click Submit to add one QoS rule, as shown in Figure 101.
Figure 101 QoS Rule Configuration Result
Postrequisite
Click Enter after CAR(Comitted Access Rate) to go to Committed Access Rate page.
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Click Enter after Queue Management to go to Queue Management page.
Click to modify one Queue rule or click to delete it.
Configuring QoS Rule Types

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the QoS rule types.
Steps
1. Click Application > QoS > Rule Type to open the Rule Type page, as shown in Figure
102.
Figure 102 QoS Rule Type Page
Table 29 describes the options on the QoS rule type page.
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Table 29 QoS Rule Type Options
Option Description
Classification Rules Classification rules that correspond to CAR, 10 rules are

supported.
Protocol Protocol
Type The QoS rule type to be configured.
Minimum The minimum value of the rule type
Maximum The maximum value of the rule type
Note:
Classification rules can be used only after CAR is configured.
2. Configure the QoS rule type, as shown in .
3. Click Add to add a QoS rule type, as shown in Figure 103.
Figure 103 QoS Rule Type Configuration Result
Postrequisite
Click to modify an option or click to delete it.

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Configuring QoS Local Application
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to specify the QoS local application.
Steps
1. Click Application > QoS > Local Application to open Local Application page, as shown
in Figure 104.
Figure 104 Local Application Page
2. Select one queue ID from the Queue Management drop-down list and one queue man-
agement ID from the Queue Management drop-down list.
Note:
Only TR069 is supported at present.
3. Click Submit to save the configuration.
Postrequisite
Click Enter after Queue Management to open the Queue Management page, where you can
specify the queue management setting.
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Configuring QoS Queue Management
Prerequisite
Queue scheduling algorithm has been specified.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the QoS queue management.
Steps
1. Click Application > QoS > Queue Management to open the queue management page,
Figure 105 Queue Management Page
2. Click Modify to modify the queue settings of a queue, as shown in Figure 106.
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Figure 106 QoS Queue Setting Modification
3. Click Modify to apply the changes.
Note:
1 in the Enable column means Enabled and 0 means Disabled.
If the queue management algorithm is DWRR, you need to configure the weight of queues.
Weight refers to the proportions of the data stream that passes through each queue against
the total volume.
Configuring QoS Committed Access Rate

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the QoS committed access rate.
Steps
1. Click Application > QoS > Committed Access Rate to open the Committed Access
Rate page, as shown in Figure 107.
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Figure 107 Committed Access Rate Page
Table 30 describes the options on the committed access rate page.
Table 30 Committed Access Rate Options
Option Description
DevIn The user interface to specify the committed access rate
Enable Enable the committed access rate function
Rate The committed access rate, ranging from 8000 to 104857600 bps
2. Configure the options on the committed access rate page, as shown in Figure 108.
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Figure 108 CAR Settings
3. Click Add to one committed access rate rule, as shown in Figure 109.
Figure 109 Committed Access Rate Configuration Result
Postrequisite
� Click to modify one committed access rate rule. After the modification, you can click
Modify to update the changes, as shown in Figure 110.
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Figure 110 Committed Access Rate Rule Modification
� Click to delete one committed access rate rule.
Configuring SNTP Settings

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to specify the SNTP settings to synchronize the F460B and the
NTP server.
Steps
1. Click Application > SNTP to open the SNTP page, as shown in Figure 111.
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Figure 111 SNTP Page
Table 31 describes the options on the SNTP page.
Table 31 SNTP Options
Option Description
Time zone Specify the time zone
Primary NTP server address Address of the primary NTP server
Secondary NTP server Address of the secondary NTP server

address
Poll interval Poll interval (Unit: second), interval of time synchronization
Enable daylight saving time Select the Enable daylight saving time check box to enable the
daylight saving time function.
DSCP DSCP value, ranging from 0 to 63.
2. Configure the SNTP options as shown in Figure 112.
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Figure 112 SNTP Configuration
IGMP Configuration
The IGMP configuration of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents:
� Configuring IGMP Basic Setting
� Configuring IGMP Proxy
� Configuring IGMP Snooping
Configuring IGMP Basic Setting

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the IGMP basic setting.
Steps
1. Click Application > IGMP, and the Basic page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure
113. In this page, you can specify the IGMP mode and perform the corresponding config-
uration.
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Figure 113 IGMP Basic Setting Page
2. If you selected to disable the ISMP mode, you can specify whether to enable the flood
function or not. There are three IGMP modes, and they are IGMP snooping, CTC IGMP
and IGMP Proxy.
� If you select IGMP snooping, specify the related setting as shown in Figure 114.
Figure 114 IGMP Snooping Option
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� If you select CTC IGMP, specify the related setting as shown in Figure 115.
Figure 115 CTC IGMP Options
� If you select IGMP Proxy, specify the related setting as shown in Figure 116.
Figure 116 IGMP Proxy Options
Table 32 describes the options on the basic IGMP setting page.
Table 32 Options on the IGMP Setting Page
Option Description
Enable Flood Select Enable Flood check box to enable the flooding function.
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Multicast MAC Aging Specify the multicast MAC aging time. The default value is 300
Time seconds.
Non-Fast-Leave Select the Non-Fast-Leave check box to enable the non-fast-leave

function
Report Time Specify the report time. The default value is 100 seconds.
WAN Connection Select the WAN connection.
3. After the configuration, click Submit.
Configuring Multicast MAC Limit

Prerequisite
The IGMP snooping function has been enabled.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the multicast MAC limits.
Steps
1. Click Application > IGMP > Muticast MAC Limit to open the Multicast MAC Limit page,
Figure 117 Multicast MAC Limit Page
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2. Click and modify the limits in the Multicast MAC Address Limit text box, as shown
in Figure 118. After the modification, click Modify to update the changes.
Figure 118 Multicast MAC Address Limit Modification
Configuring Tag Stripe

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to enable or disable the tag stripe function.
Steps
1. Click Application > IGMP > Tag Stripe to open the Tag Stripe page, as shown in Figure
119.
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Figure 119 Tag Stripe Page
2. Click and select Enable Tag Stripe check box, as shown in Figure 120.
Figure 120 Tag Stripe Configuration
3. Click Modify to update the changes, and the Tag stripe is enabled for the specified LAN
port, as shown in Figure 121.
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Figure 121 Tag Stripe Configuration Result
Configuring USB Storage Setting

Prerequisite
The USB storage device is connected to the USB port of F460B.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the USB storage setting.
Steps
1. Click Application > USB Storage to open the USB storage page, as shown in Figure 122.
This page displays the USB storage device information, such as disk name, status, file
system and path.
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Figure 122 USB Storage Page
Postrequisite
If one USB storage device is connected, you can click Remove to safely disconnect the USB
device from F460B.
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8 Administration
TR-069 Configuration
The TR-069 configuration of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents:
� Configuring basic TR-069 settings
� Configuring TR-069 certificate settings
Configuring Basic TR069 Setting

Prerequisite
Context
For home networks, the complexity of Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) and the diversity
of services have many requirements for terminal device management. TR069 is a CPE Wide
Area Network (WAN) management protocol defined by the DSL Forum. It uses the client/server
model of Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) for architecture design and makes full use of
the mature Web technologies for reference. Therefore, it enables simple fulfillment and good
scalability.
TR069 defines the management parameters in accordance with the characteristics of terminal
services. Deployment of TR069–based network management system may simplify network
configuration and management at the user end. This improves usability and manageability of
CPE, and accordingly enables fast deployment of home networking devices and prompt service
development
Purpose
Perform the following steps to configure the basic TR069 settings.
Steps
1. Click Administration > TR-069, and the Basic page is displayed by default, as shown in
Figure 123.
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Figure 123 TR069 Basic Setting Page
Table 33 describes the options on the TR-069 basic setting page.
Table 33 TR069 Basic Setting Options
Option Description
ACS URL The URL address of auto-configuration server (ACS)
Username The User name for logging in to the ACS server
Password The password for logging in to the ACS server
Connection Request URL The address of WAN connection interface
Connection Request
The user name for WAN connection request
Username
Connection Request
The password for WAN connection request
Password
TR069 protocol port, or the communication port between F460B

Connection Request Port
and ACS server. Value ranges from 1025 to 65534.
Select the Enable Periodic Inform check box to enable the

Enable Periodic Inform
periodic inform function.
Periodic Inform Interval Interval of periodic inform (unit: s)
Enable Certificate Select the Enable Certificate check box to enable the certificate.
2. Specify the settings as requested, and then click Submit to save the configurations.
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TR069 Certificate Management
Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to import the TR069 certificate.
Steps
1. Click Administration > TR-069 > Certificate to open the Certificate page, as shown in
Figure 124.
Figure 124 Certificate Page
2. Click Browse and choose the certificate file to import.
3. Click Import Certificate to import the certificate.
Configuring User Management

Prerequisite
Have logged in to the WEB management page as an administrator.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to perform the user management.
Steps
1. Click Administration > User Management to open the User Management page, as
shown in Figure 125.
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Figure 125 User Management Page
2. Perform the user management as follows.
� You can select Administrtor option and create a new password.
� You can select User and create an account of user right.
Note:
There are two types of user right, administrator and user.
System Management
The system management configuration of ZXA10 F460B includes the following contents:
� Configuring system management
� Configuring software upgrade
� Configuring configuration file management
� Configuring USB backup
� Configuring USB restore
Configuring System Management

Prerequisite

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Purpose
Perform the following steps to reboot F460B or restore the default setting.
Steps
1. Click Administration > System Management, and the system management page is dis-
played, as shown in Figure 126.
Figure 126 System Management Page
2. In this page, you can click Reboot to reboot the device or click Restore Default to restore
the configuration to the default factory settings.
Configuring Software Upgrade

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to upgrade the software version of the device.
Steps
1. Click Administration > System Management > Software Upgrade to open the Software
Upgrade page, as shown in Figure 127.
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Figure 127 Software Upgrade Page
2. Click Browse to browse and select the software or firmware file to upgrade.
3. Click Upgrade to upgrade the software version of the device.
Note:
Power-off during the upgrade may cause damage the device.
Prompts are displayed during the upgrade. The login page will automatically be displayed
after the upgrade succeeds.
Configuring Configuration File Management

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to backup or restore the configuration.
Steps
1. Click Administration > System Management > Configuration Management to open the
Configuration Management page, as shown in Figure 128.
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Figure 128 Configuration Management Page
2. In this page, you can perform the following operations:
� Click Backup Configuration to backup the configuration file.
� Click Browse to choose the configuration file import, and then click Restore Config-
uration to import the file.
Configuring USB Backup

Prerequisite
The USB storage device is connected to F460B.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to backup the configuration to the USB storage device.
Steps
1. Click Administrator > System Managment > USB Backup to open the USB Backup
page, as shown in Figure 129.
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Figure 129 USB Backup Page
2. Select the USN storage to backup the files from the USB Device drop-down list, and then
click Start Backup to backup the configuration files to the USB storage device.
Configuring USB Restore

Prerequisite
The USB storage device is connected to F460B.
Purpose
Perform the following steps to enable the USB restore function.
Steps
1. Click Administrator > System Managment > USB Restore to open the USB Restore
page, as shown in Figure 130.
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Figure 130 USB Restore Page
2. Select Enable check box, and then click Submit to enable the USB restore function after
the device is rebooted.
Configuring Log Management

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to perform the log management.
Steps
1. Click Administration > Log Management to open the log management page, as shown
in Figure 131.
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Figure 131 Log Management Page
Table 34 describes the options on the log management page.
Table 34 Log Management Options
Parameter Description
Select the Log enable check box to enable the log management
Log enable
function.
Select one level from the Log Level drop-down list.

There are eight levels, and they are Emergency, Alert, Critical,
Error, Warning, Notice, Informational and Debug. There options
Log level are listed in a descending order with the Emergency the highest
level.
After one log level is selected, only the log of that selected level and
above will be recorded
2. In the log management page, you can perform the following operations:
� Click Refresh to display the latest 20 records
� Click Clear Log to clear the current log records.
� Click Download Log to save log files to the local disk.
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Diagnosis Maintenance
Configuring Ping Diagnosis

Prerequisite
Purpose
Perform the following steps to test the network connectivity.
Steps
1. Click Administration > Diagnosis, and the Ping Diagnosis page is displayed by default,
as shown in Figure 132. In this page, you can select the WAN connection and test its
connectivity with the specified address.
Figure 132 Ping Diagnosis Page
2. Type the host IP address or hostname in the IP Address or Host Name text box, select
the WAN connection from the WAN Connection drop-down list, as shown in Figure 133.
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Figure 133 Ping Diagnosis Configuration
3. Click Submit to start the link test, as shown in Figure 134.
Figure 134 Ping Diagnosis Result
Generating Maintenance Report

Prerequisite
Device maintenance has been done.

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Purpose
Perform the following steps to generate the maintenance report.
Steps
1. Click Administration > Diagnosis > Maintain Over Report to open the Maintain Over
Report page as shown in Figure 135.
Figure 135 Maintain Over Report Page
2. Click Maintain Over to generate the maintain report.
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9 Typical Applications
Internet Access
Click Network > WAN, and perform the broadband connection options, for details , please refer
to WAN Setting.
VoIP Configuration
Click Application > VoIP to perform the VoIP settings. For more details, please refer to VoIP
Setting.
Wireless Terminal Access

Click Network > WLAN to perform the WLAN settings. For more details, please refer to WLAN
Setting.
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A Frequently Asked Questions
� How to configure TCP/IP before my PC can get connected to the device?
You need to configure IP address of your PC manually. Default IP of the

device is 192.168.1.1 so IP address of your PC should be in the range of
192.168.1.2~192.168.1.254 and the subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0.
� How to find out if my PC has been connected to the device?
You can execute PING 192.168.1.1 to check the connection. It gets time-out if anything is
wrong with the connection.
� How to set the device through WEB?
Open IE after you are connected to the device and type in http://192.168.1.1 to access
WEB configuration page of the device. Default username and password are both “admin”.
� Can I restore default settings of the device?
Yes. To do that, please press the RST button for over 10 seconds and the device will
restart and default settings will be restored.
� What should I do if the PON link lamp stays off?
If the PON link lamp stays off, it indicates the PON link has not been established yet.
Please check if fiber is firmly plugged in PON broadband port, if the other end of fiber is
properly connected to lead-in port and if fiber tail at the device side is bent or folded.
� What should I do if the RUN lamp does not flash as it should when the device is running
normally?
If the RUN lamp is off, it indicates the power adapter is out of order. If the RUN lamp is off
meanwhile the ALARM lamp is red and remains lit, it indicates that power-on self-test of
the device has failed due to version or configuration problem and you need to change the
version. Or, please press the RST button for over 10 seconds to redo the configurations if
the problem is caused by wrong configuration.
� What should I do if I can’t make calls?
Check if you can hear beep from the phone connected to POTS1 or POTS2 port of the
device, by which you can judge if the phone has been connected properly. Then, open
the WEB page of the device, click Application and examine the VoIP configurations. If
you cannot make calls still while the configurations are correct and the phone has been
connected properly, please contact your service provider.
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B Glossary
10Base-T/100Base-TX
It is the adaptive version of the Ethernet protocol. 10Base-T uses a twisted pair with the MAX
length 100m and the MAX rate 10Mbps. 100Base-TX is similar to 10Base-T except that is uses
two high-quality twisted pairs and the MAX rate is 100Mbps.
Adapter
It is used to connect devices in a network segment, such as Ethernet, MODEM and adapter.
WEP
WEP is the acronym of Wired Equivalent Privacy. It is a data encryption method based on 64bit
shared key. It is described in IEEE 8.0.11b.
Bandwidth
Data volume that can be transmitted within specific time
DDNS
DDNS is the network server that binds fixed domain name and dynamic-changing IP.
DHCP
DHCP is the acronym of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. It allocates dynamic IP ad-
dresses to network devices. Dynamic address means that a device can have different IP ad-
dress every time it connects the network.
DNS
DNS means Domain Name Server. It translates name of network node into network address
in Internet.
Domain Name
Domain name is used to mark name of one or more hosts. For example, the domain name
www.yahoo.com represents a number of IP addresses. A part of URL, domain name is used
to indicate address of specific Web page, for example, domain name is www.zte.com.cn in
http://www.zte.com.cn/index.jsp.
Ethernet
Ethernet is one of the most common LAN protocols. It supports the bus technology and the
transmission rate is 10 Mbps~1000 Mbps.
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Explorer
Explorer is used to search and display Web pages, for example Netscape Navigator and Mi-
crosoft Internet Explorer.
Firewall
Firewall is the safety screen between internal and external networks. To be exact, firewall is a
series of components configured between networks or security domains. It screens informa-
tion, structure and running status of client’s network by monitoring, restricting or changing data
streams of different domains.
IEEE
IEEE is the acronym of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. It is the most presti-
gious organization that formulates standards for electrical and electronics fields.
Internet
Internet is a global network where millions of computers exchange data, news and views.
IP Address
IP address is a 32-bit address used to identify host in TCP/IP
IPSec
It is a VPN protocol widely accepted by the industry. Safety and reliability of data transmission
can be strengthened by establishment of IPSec VPN.
ISP
Internet Service Provider provides access to personal and corporate users of Internet.
LAN
LAN is a network environment that connects communication devices (such as computer, ter-
minal and printer) in limited areas like room and campus.
MAC Address
Medium Access Control address is the Layer 2 address of a network node. Every network
device, such as network card, hub and switch, has its own MAC address. Layer 2 switch sends
data to the correct destination node by judging destination MAC address of data packets.
NAT
NAT is the acronym of Network Address Translation. When more than one computers in a LAN
share one IP address to access Internet, they need NAT to translate private network address
into public network address of WAN port.
PPP
PPP is the Point-to-Point protocol. It offers a standard mode of message transmission at point-
to-point links, for example telephone line.
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PPPoE
PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) is an extended protocol of PPP. It provides point-
to-point connection in Ethernet to establish user-oriented session channel (user authentication
needed).
PPTP
It is a VPN protocol that allows PPP packets to be safety transmitted at the IP layer.
Protocol
It means communication protocol here. Communication protocols set forth rules by which net-
work devices send/receive data.
Router
Router is used to interconnect networks of different types through WAN. It interconnects with
the router or other network device at the other side of WAN through ISP line so that data can
be transmitted through long distance. The process of selecting path to destination according
to address information in data packet is called “routing”.
SPI
SPI is the acronym of Stateful Packet Inspection. It inspects not only head of packets but also
content of packets. It helps us to determine source and destination addresses of packets as
well as other information. Stateful inspection firewall keeps ports closed until clear port request
arrives.
TR069
It is one of terminal management protocols of WAN users (CPE WAN Management Technical
Report 069). According to TR069, operator and family gateway perform safe interaction so that
initial configuration and auto-upgrade of family gateway can be conducted. It lowers cost and
risk.
VPN
Virtual Private Network provides a safe method for data transmission in Internet with access
control and encryption. The effect can reach or be close to safety level of private network.
WAN
Though some WANs are also private, it is generally regarded as public access network.
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Figures
Figure 1 Appearance of ZXA10 F460B ................................................ 1
Figure 2 Front Panel ..................................................................... 3
Figure 3 Rear Panel...................................................................... 4
Figure 4 Side Panel ...................................................................... 5

Figure 5 System Application Environment............................................. 6
Figure 6 Local Area Connection Status Window...................................... 9
Figure 7 Local Area Connection Properties Window ............................... 10
Figure 8 Select Network Component Type Window ................................. 11
Figure 9 Select Network Protocol Window .......................................... 12
Figure 10 Local Area Connection Properties Window ............................. 13
Figure 11 Local Area Connection Status Window .................................. 14
Figure 12 Local Area Connection Properties Window ............................. 15

Figure 13 Specifying the IP address in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Prop-
erties Window ....................................................... 16
Figure 14 Run Window ................................................................ 17

Figure 15 The Command Window.................................................... 18
Figure 16 Ping Command Success Message in the Command Window

........................................................................ 18
Figure 17 Login Page .................................................................. 20

Figure 18 The Configuration Page ................................................... 20
Figure 19 Device Information ......................................................... 21
Figure 20 WAN Connection Information ............................................. 22
Figure 21 PON Line Information Page ............................................... 22
Figure 22 WLAN Interface Information............................................... 23

Figure 23 Ethernet Interface Information ............................................ 25
Figure 24 PON Information............................................................ 26
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Figures
Figure 25 USB Information ............................................................ 26
Figure 26 VoIP Information ............................................................ 27
Figure 27 WAN Connection Setting .................................................. 29
Figure 28 Configuration of PPPoE Mode ............................................ 30
Figure 29 Configuration of Static Mode .............................................. 32
Figure 30 Configuration of DHCP Mode ............................................. 34
Figure 31 Configuration of Bridge Connection Mode............................... 36
Figure 32 Port Binding ................................................................. 38
Figure 33 Port Mode ................................................................... 39
Figure 34 Port Mode Selection........................................................ 39
Figure 35 Port Mode Modification Result ............................................ 40
Figure 36 Basic Settings of WLAN ................................................... 41
Figure 37 SSID Settings ............................................................... 43
Figure 38 Security Setting ............................................................. 44
Figure 39 Open System Mode Of the Security Setting............................. 45
Figure 40 Shared Key Mode of the Security Setting ............................... 46

Figure 41 WPA-PSK Mode of the Security Setting ................................. 47
Figure 42 Associated Devices ........................................................ 48
Figure 43 DHCP Server ............................................................... 49
Figure 44 DHCP Binding .............................................................. 51
Figure 45 DHCP Binding Configuration .............................................. 51
Figure 46 MAC and IP address Binding ............................................. 52
Figure 47 Modifying MAC/IP Binding................................................. 52
Figure 48 DHCP Conditional Serving Pool .......................................... 53
Figure 49 Modifying the IP Range of the Specified Device ........................ 54
Figure 50 Default Gateway ............................................................ 55
Figure 51 Static Routing ............................................................... 56
Figure 52 Static Routing Settings..................................................... 56
Figure 53 Static Routing Configuration Result ...................................... 57
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Figures
Figure 54 PON Settings ............................................................... 58
Figure 55 Firewall Configuration ...................................................... 59
Figure 56 IP Filter ...................................................................... 60
Figure 57 IP Filter Configuration ...................................................... 62
Figure 58 IP Filter Configuration Result ............................................. 63
Figure 59 MAC Filter ................................................................... 64
Figure 60 MAC Filter Configuration .................................................. 65
Figure 61 MAC Filter Configuration Result .......................................... 65
Figure 62 URL Filter.................................................................... 66
Figure 63 URL Filter Configuration ................................................... 67
Figure 64 URL Filter Configuration Results ......................................... 67
Figure 65 Service Control ............................................................. 68
Figure 66 Service Control Configuration............................................. 69
Figure 67 Service Control Configuration Results ................................... 69
Figure 68 ALG ......................................................................... 70
Figure 69 ALG Configuration.......................................................... 71

Figure 70 WAN Connection ........................................................... 73
Figure 71 SIP Protocol................................................................. 74
Figure 72 SIP Protocol Configuration ................................................ 75
Figure 73 SIP Account ................................................................. 76
Figure 74 SIP Account Configuration................................................ 77
Figure 75 Advanced Settings ......................................................... 78
Figure 76 Media ........................................................................ 79
Figure 77 Media Configuration........................................................ 80
Figure 78 Modem Setting.............................................................. 81
Figure 79 Modem Setting Configuration ............................................. 82
Figure 80 Modem Setting Configuration Result..................................... 82
Figure 81 FAX Setting ................................................................. 83
Figure 82 VoIP Services ............................................................... 84

Figures
Figure 83 DDNS ........................................................................ 86
Figure 84 DDNS Configuration ....................................................... 87
Figure 85 DMZ Host.................................................................... 88
Figure 86 DMZ Host Configuration ................................................... 88
Figure 87 UPnP......................................................................... 89
Figure 88 UPnP Configuration ........................................................ 90
Figure 89 Port Forwarding............................................................. 91
Figure 90 Port Forwarding Configuration ............................................ 93
Figure 91 Port Forwarding Configuration Results .................................. 94
Figure 92 Domain Name............................................................... 95
Figure 93 Hosts......................................................................... 96
Figure 94 Host Name Configuration.................................................. 96
Figure 95 Host Name Configuration Result ......................................... 97
Figure 96 DNS .......................................................................... 98
Figure 97 Basic Setting Page ......................................................... 99
Figure 98 Basic QoS Configuration ................................................. 100

Figure 99 Rule Setting ................................................................ 101
Figure 100 Rule Configuration ....................................................... 102
Figure 101 QoS Rule Configuration Result......................................... 102
Figure 102 QoS Rule Type Page .................................................... 103
Figure 103 QoS Rule Type Configuration Result .................................. 104
Figure 104 Local Application Page .................................................. 105
Figure 105 Queue Management Page .............................................. 106
Figure 106 QoS Queue Setting Modification ....................................... 107
Figure 107 Committed Access Rate Page.......................................... 108
Figure 108 CAR Settings ............................................................. 109
Figure 109 Committed Access Rate Configuration Result........................ 109
Figure 110 Committed Access Rate Rule Modification ........................... 110
Figure 111 SNTP Page ............................................................... 111

Figures
Figure 112 SNTP Configuration...................................................... 112
Figure 113 IGMP Basic Setting Page ............................................... 113
Figure 114 IGMP Snooping Option .................................................. 113
Figure 115 CTC IGMP Options ...................................................... 114
Figure 116 IGMP Proxy Options ..................................................... 114
Figure 117 Multicast MAC Limit Page............................................... 115
Figure 118 Multicast MAC Address Limit Modification ............................ 116
Figure 119 Tag Stripe Page .......................................................... 117
Figure 120 Tag Stripe Configuration ................................................ 117
Figure 121 Tag Stripe Configuration Result ........................................ 118
Figure 122 USB Storage Page....................................................... 119
Figure 123 TR069 Basic Setting Page .............................................. 121
Figure 124 Certificate Page .......................................................... 122
Figure 125 User Management Page ................................................ 123
Figure 126 System Management Page ............................................. 124
Figure 127 Software Upgrade Page................................................. 125

Figure 128 Configuration Management Page ...................................... 126
Figure 129 USB Backup Page ....................................................... 127
Figure 130 USB Restore Page....................................................... 128
Figure 131 Log Management Page ................................................. 129
Figure 132 Ping Diagnosis Page .................................................... 130
Figure 133 Ping Diagnosis Configuration........................................... 131
Figure 134 Ping Diagnosis Result ................................................... 131
Figure 135 Maintain Over Report Page ............................................. 132

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Tables
Table 1 Functions of ZXA10 F460B ................................................................ 1
Table 2 Indicators on the Front Panel .............................................................. 3
Table 3 Ports and buttons at back panel........................................................... 4
Table 4 Options on the WLAN Information Page ................................................ 23
Table 5 Options of PPPoE Mode .................................................................. 30
Table 6 Options of Static Mode .................................................................... 33

Table 7 Options of DHCP Mode ................................................................... 35
Table 8 Options of bridge Mode.................................................................... 36
Table 9 Basic Options of WLAN................................................................... 41

Table 10 SSID Configuration Options ............................................................. 43
Table 11 Options of Open System Mode ......................................................... 45
Table 12 Options of Shared Key Mode............................................................ 46
Table 13 Options of WPA-PSK Mode ............................................................. 47
Table 14 DHCP Server Options.................................................................... 49
Table 15 Static Routing Options ................................................................... 56
Table 16 IP Filter Options........................................................................... 61

Table 17 MAC Filter Options ....................................................................... 64
Table 18 SIP Protocol Options ..................................................................... 75
Table 19 SIP Account Options ..................................................................... 77
Table 20 Advanced Options ........................................................................ 78
Table 21 Media Options............................................................................. 80

Table 22 VoIP Service Options..................................................................... 84
Table 23 DDNS Options ............................................................................ 86
Table 24 DMZ Host Options ........................................................................ 88
Table 25 UPnP Options ............................................................................. 90
Table 26 Port Forwarding Options ................................................................. 92
Table 27 Basic QoS Options ..................................................................... 100
Table 28 QoS Rule Options ...................................................................... 101
Table 29 QoS Rule Type Options................................................................ 104
Table 30 Committed Access Rate Options ..................................................... 108
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Table 31 SNTP Options............................................................................ 111
Table 32 Options on the IGMP Setting Page ................................................... 114
Table 33 TR069 Basic Setting Options.......................................................... 121
Table 34 Log Management Options ............................................................. 129
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ZXA10 F460B

Optical Network Unit

The ultimate right to interpret this product resides in ZTE CORPORATION.

1.1 2010–11–30 Version Update

1.0 20/07/2009 First edition

Serial No. sjzl20094456

Publishing Date: 2010-11-30(R1.1)

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

� ZXA10 system and its various components

� Local operating procedures

What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:

Chapter 1, Brief Introduction Provides an overview of the product, including the

Chapter 2, System Connection Describes the system application scenario,

Chapter 3, Configuration Preparation Describes the procedures for installing

Chapter 4, Device Status Describes the device information, network

Chapter 5, Network Configuration Describes the configuration of WAN

Chapter 6, Security Configuration Describes the procedures for configuring the

Chapter 7, Application Configurations Describes the configuration of VoIP, DDNS, DMZ

Chapter 8, Administration Describes TRO69 configuration, user

Chapter 9, Typical Applications Describes the configuration of Internet access,

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

Italics References to other Manuals and documents.

“Quotes” Links on screens.

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive

Mouse operation conventions are listed as follows:

� Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))

� PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBB’s)

� PolyBrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE’s)

The F460B manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC;

Table 1 introduces the ports and functions of ZXA10 F460B.

Table 1 Functions of ZXA10 F460B

Model Port Function

F460B 4 GE ports, 2 POTS ports, 1 Support VoIP and WLAN

Figure 1 shows the appearance of ZXA10 F460B.

Figure 1 Appearance of ZXA10 F460B

� One set of ZXA10 F460B

� One AC-DC power adapter

� One piece of RJ-45 straight-through Ethernet cable

� Two pieces of RJ-11 telephone cables

� ZXA10 F460B Optical Network Terminal User Manual

� PON broadband port: conform to PON standard and SC/UPC

� VoIP port: two VoIP ports

� WLAN port: conform to IEEE 802.11a/g/b, built-in antenna

� USB port: two USB ports

The device supports data and VoIP services.

� Rated current: 1.3 A

� Operating humidity: 5% - 95%

� Dimensions: 290 mm (width) ×44 mm (height) ×180 mm (length)

Figure 2 shows the front panel.

Figure 2 Front Panel

Table 2 describes the indicators on the front panel of F460B.

Table 2 Indicators on the Front Panel

Indicator State Description

No light ONU/T has not detected or

Flashing Green ONU/T is trying to set up the

LOS Solid Red It indicates optical link