MicroNet Technology SP3367A user manual Router connected through a Pots Splitter

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Figure 2-5.1 Router connected through a POTS Splitter

Note: The POTS splitter may also be installed on the outside of the house adjacent to the telephone network interface device (NID).

Figure 2-5.2 Router connected through several micro-filters

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Contents MicronetR CE Declaration of conformity FCC PartFCC Part Page Contents Device Info System Log Adsl Statistics Chapter Introduction OverviewADSL2/2+ Compliance FeaturesATM Protocols Bridge Mode Router ModeWireless Features SecurityEthernet Interface System RequirementsHttp Web-Based Management Checklist InstallationContents description Front LEDs Power Rear PortsHardware installation Splitter Configuration Pots Splitter Configuration Adsl over Pots1 Router connected through a Pots Splitter Isdn Splitter Configuration Adsl over Isdn 3 Router Connected through a Isdn SplitterDetermine connection settings Connecting the Router to networkRelative configuration on PC ConnectionPage Page Configuration Access the Modem RouterQuick Setup Page Page Page ATM VC Configuration Interface SetupInternet WAN Configuration Page Page Page Dynamic Routing LAN Configuration Dhcp RelayDNS Wireless Settings Channel IDWireless Security Advanced Setup Routing TableStatic Routing NAT Setting DMZ Setting Virtual Server Adsl Firewall Access Management 1 ACLIP Filtering Snmp UPnP Ddns Maintenance AdministrationTime Zone Firmware Update System Restart Diagnostic Status Device InfoWAN System Log Adsl Statistics Troubleshooting Steps Corrective ActionCannot access the web management Steps Corrective Action Forget my login username and/or password Initialization of the Adsl connection failed Appendix a Glossary Address maskBridge BroadbandDhcp Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Downstream rateDynamic IP Addresses EncapsulationHop count Html browserHttp Internet addressIP address PPPoERemote server RouteRouter Routing tableSpoofing Static IP AddressesSubnet TelnetUNI signaling Virtual Connection VCAppendix B Cabling Straight-through vs. Crossover Cables LAN ConnectionAppendix C Service / Port Service Name, Protocol and Port number