ZyXEL Communications 100WH user manual At Command Strings, Advanced WAN Setup Fields Description

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Prestige 100WH Internet Access Router

Refer to Table 2-6 for details on how to fill in the AT commands fields.

Table 2-6. Advanced WAN Setup Fields

Field

Description

 

 

AT Command Strings:

 

Dial

The AT commands needed to dial.

 

The default setting in this field is [atdt].

Drop

The AT command needed to drop a call.

 

The default setting in this field is [+++ath].

Answer

The AT command needed to answer an incoming call.

 

The default setting in this field is [ata].

 

 

Drop DTR When Hang Up

If this field is set to [Yes], the Prestige will drop the DTR signal

 

when hanging up a call.

 

 

AT Response Strings:

These strings specify the characters immediately preceding the

 

various responses from the WAN device.

CLID

The string preceding the CLID (the number of calling party).

 

The default setting in this field is NMBR.

Called ID

The string preceding the dialed number.

 

The default setting in this field is TO.

Speed

The string preceding the DCE speed.

 

The default setting in this field is CONNECT.

 

 

When you have completed this menu, press [Enter] to return to Menu 2.1.

At Command Strings

For regular telephone lines, the default “Dial” string tells the modem that the line uses tone dialing. If your switch still requires pulse dialing, change the string to [atdp]. For ISDN lines, there are far more protocols and operational modes. Please consult the documentation of your TA, for you may need additional commands in both “Dial” and “Init” strings.

The default AT strings should work fine for the majority of modems. Please consult the documentation of your WAN device if you need to alter them for your specific situation, especially if you have an ISDN TA.

Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup

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Contents ZyXEL Disclaimer CopyrightTrademarks FCC Interference Statement Iii Federal Communications Commission FCC Interference StatementIv Information for Canadian Users Information for Canadian UsersZyXEL Limited Warranty ZyXEL Limited WarrantyProduct Information FTP Information Customer SupportVi Customer Support Table of Contents Viii Table of Contents WAN Port Setup Advanced WAN Port SetupAdvantages of SUA Configuration for Single User Account Configure a Backup ISP To Switch ISPDial-in Server Applications Table of Contents11-1 10-1List of Figures List of FiguresXii List of Figures List of Tables Xiii List of TablesXiv List of Tables Preface About Your Internet Access RouterPreface Orientation Map Structure of this ManualXvi Preface Advancedapplications Orientation MapPage Getting to Know Your Internet Access Router Prestige 100WH Internet Access RouterFeatures of Prestige 100WH Ease of InstallationFull Network Management Protocols SupportedIntegrated 4-Port Ethernet Hub Dial-On-DemandNetworking Compatibility WAN PortTerminology Data CompressionPrestige 100WH Front Panel 4Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Internet Access RouterFront Panel Description Prestige Function Indicator Active Description StatusFront Panel Leds LED FunctionsPrestige 100WH Back Panel 6Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Internet Access RouterWAN Port Status LEDs Applications for Prestige 100WH Internet AccessInternet Single User Account LAN-to-LAN Connection 8Chapter 1 Getting to Know Your Internet Access RouterBranch Office LAN Corporate LAN Corporate LAN Remote Access ServerPage Unpacking your Internet Access Router Hardware Installation & Initial SetupItem Checklist Package Contents Prestige 100WH 2Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup Additional Installation RequirementsModem Connect your Internet Access RouterPrestige 100WH Connections PSTN/ISDN NetworkConnect the WAN Device Connect the Power Adapter to your Prestige4Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup Connect Your Computer and Your PrestigePower On Your Prestige Connecting External HubsInitial Screen 6Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup Enter PasswordNavigating the SMT Interface Main Menu CommandsOperation Press/read Description Main Menu Summary Changing the System Password8Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup System Management Terminal Interface SummaryEnter your new system password and press Enter 10Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup General SetupField Description General Setup Menu FieldsWAN Port Setup Prestige 100WH WAN Port Setup12Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup WAN Port Setup Menu Fields Describes how to configure the internal modem14Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial Setup Advanced WAN Port SetupAdvanced WAN Setup Fields Description At Command StringsResponse Strings DTR SignalAdvanced Modem Setup Call Control Parameters 16Chapter 2 Hardware Installation & Initial SetupEthernet Setup Internet Access ApplicationInternet Access Application 2Chapter 3 Internet Access Application TCP/IP Ethernet and Dhcp SetupIP Address and Subnet Mask Dhcp Configuration RIP SetupDNS Sever Addresses IP Pool Setup4Chapter 3 Internet Access Application More on IP Address and Subnet MaskMenu 3.2 TCP/IP and Dhcp Ethernet Setup Configuring TCP/IP and DhcpTCP/IP Ethernet Setup Menu Fields Dhcp Ethernet Setup Menu Fields6Chapter 3 Internet Access Application Menu 4 Internet Access Setup Internet Access Configuration8Chapter 3 Internet Access Application Internet Access Setup Menu FieldsSingle User Account Topology Single User AccountAdvantages of SUA 10Chapter 3 Internet Access ApplicationMenu 4 Internet Access Setup for Single User Account Configuration for Single User Account12Chapter 3 Internet Access Application Configuring Backup ISP AccountsSingle User Account Menu Fields To Switch ISP Configure a Backup ISPEditing Script Options 14Chapter 3 Internet Access ApplicationInternet Setup Script Menu Fields Description Menu 4.1 Internet Setup ScriptPage Remote Node Profile Remote Node ConfigurationRemote Node Setup Remote Node ConfigurationMenu 11.1 Remote Node Profile for Dial-up Line Applications 2Chapter 4 Remote Node ConfigurationThis remote node 4Chapter 4 Remote Node Configuration Editing Script Options for details Edit PPP Options6Chapter 4 Remote Node Configuration Remote Node PPP Options Menu Fields Description Editing PPP Options8Chapter 4 Remote Node Configuration Outgoing Authentication ProtocolRemote Node TCP/IP Configuration Remote Node TCP/IP ConfigurationLAN-to-LAN Application 2Chapter 5 Remote Node TCP/IP Configuration Remote Node SetupApplications Local Network Remote Network4Chapter 5 Remote Node TCP/IP Configuration Between Yes and No. See Internet Access Application forWAN Remote IP Address6Chapter 5 Remote Node TCP/IP Configuration Static Route SetupMenu 12 Static Route Setup Edit IP Static Route Menu Fields 8Chapter 5 Remote Node TCP/IP ConfigurationRemote Dial-in Users Remote nodes Remote Dial-in Users/Remote Nodes Comparison ChartDial-in Server Applications Telecommuting2Chapter 6 Dial-in Server Applications Example of Remote User TelecommuterExample of a LAN-to-LAN Application Remote Network Local Network4Chapter 6 Dial-in Server Applications Default Dial-In SetupDefault Dial-in Setup Fields 6Chapter 6 Dial-in Server Applications Default Dial-in Setup Fields 8Chapter 6 Dial-in Server Applications Dial-In Users SetupEdit Dial-in User Menu Fields Callback Clid Authentication10Chapter 6 Dial-in Server Applications Filter Configuration Filter ConfigurationAbout Filtering Filter Structure of the Prestige 2Chapter 7 Filter ConfigurationOutgoing Packet Filtering Process Menu 21 Filter Set Configuration Configuring a Filter SetFilter Rules Summary Menu 4Chapter 7 Filter ConfigurationAbbreviation Description Abbreviations Used If Filter Type Is IP6Chapter 7 Filter Configuration Configuring a Filter RuleAbbreviations Used If Filter Type Is GEN Description Menu 21.1.1 TCP/IP Filter Rule 1 TCP/IP Filter RuleTCP/IP Filter Rule Menu Fields Description 8Chapter 7 Filter ConfigurationTCP/IP Filter Rule Menu Fields Generic Filter Rule 10Chapter 7 Filter ConfigurationGeneric Filter Rule Menu Fields Describes the fields in the Generic Filter Rule MenuPage Configure the System Password System PasswordSystem Password Page TCP/IP Network Telnet Configuration and CapabilitiesAbout Telnet Configuration Telnet Configuration and CapabilitiesSystem Timeout Single Administrator2Chapter 9 Telnet Configuration and Capabilities System Maintenance 10-1 System MaintenanceSystem Status 10-2Chapter 10 System MaintenanceSystem Maintenance 10-3 System Maintenance Status Menu FieldsLAN Packet Which Triggered Last Call 10-4Chapter 10 System MaintenanceTerminal Baud Rate System Maintenance 10-5Log and Trace 10-6Chapter 10 System Maintenance View Error LogParameter Description System Maintenance Menu Syslog ParametersSystem Maintenance 10-7 Syslog And Accounting10-8Chapter 10 System Maintenance Error Information MessagesSystem Maintenance 10-9 Diagnostic10-10Chapter 10 System Maintenance System Maintenance Menu Diagnostic Test OptionsFields Description System Maintenance 10-11 Trace Display of a Failed AuthenticationRestore Configuration Backup Configuration10-12Chapter 10 System Maintenance System Maintenance 10-13 Firmware UpdateUploading Firmware 10-14Chapter 10 System MaintenanceUploading ROM File System Maintenance 10-1510-16Chapter 10 System Maintenance Command Interpreter ModeCall Control Blacklist System Maintenance 10-17Budget Management 10-18Chapter 10 System MaintenanceProblems Starting Up the Prestige TroubleshootingTroubleshooting 11-1 Troubleshooting the LAN Interface Problems With the ModemProblems with the LAN Interface Troubleshooting a WAN Port ConnectionTroubleshooting Remote User Dial-in Problems Connecting to a Remote node or ISPProblems with Remote User Dial-in Troubleshooting a Connection to a Remote Node or ISPPage Index IndexPstn 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