Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions 1000 ADSL Apply, Save, Defaults, Advanced, Home, Back

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Note:

The modem’s default IP address is 10.0.0.138.

The welcome page appears. The modem now operates as a web server, displaying additional pages when you click on their links. Each page provides fields for entering operating parameters for your configuration.

Appearing on most of the pages are the following buttons:

Apply

Clicking this button activates the settings you have entered. Because the settings are stored in volatile memory, they will be lost if you turn off the modem or if the modem resets.

Save

Clicking this button saves the settings you have entered in nonvolatile memory. The settings remain active even if the modem is turned off or resets.

Defaults

If you have accidentally deleted parameters, this button allows you to recall the default settings. You must click Save if you want to make the default settings persistent.

Advanced

Clicking this button provides access to more advanced operating parameters.

Home

Click this button to return to the welcome page.

Back

Click this button to access the previous page.

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Contents Page Save These Important Safety Instructions Page Contents Modem Connections Troubleshooting Tips Delivery Check Placement of Adsl High Speed ModemGetting Started Wall-Mounting Option Table a If you mount Modem on Mark positions of holesFilter Installation Wall-Mounting InstructionsTable B Service Type Bridged ServiceDetermining Your Service Type Model NumberHardware Installation System Requirements10BASE-T Light Accessing Online ServicesPower/Sync Light Network Address AssignmentsPoint to Point Service Accessing Online Services Windows 95/Windows 98 Dial-Up Procedures Contents frame, select Free DownloadsInstalling Dial-Up Networking Software Windows 98 Only Select Start, Settings, Control Panel, NetworkClick on Communications in the Components list Configure the Connection Make New Connection Windows 95 ExampleVPN Server Field Windows 98 example Page Connect To Windows 98 Example Add Point To Point Tunneling Protocol Windows NT Dial-Up ProceduresBreak the Connection Network Window Select Network Protocol Window Remote Access Setup Window Configure Port Usage Window Dial-Up Networking Window Make the Connection Break the Connection ATM-25 Service ATMF-25 Light Description of Features Modem Connections General Network ArchitectureConnector Pinout Connectors on Adsl ModemSignal Name Power SupplyTable C. Connector Pinout PinVisual Indicators Visual Indicators Table D Meaning Name ColorSubscriber Line Interface Ethernet InterfaceStraight-Through Cable Layout Single PC ConfigurationMultiple PC Configuration Multiple PC Configuration Crossover Cable Layout ATMF-25 InterfaceNetwork Connections Virtual ConnectionsATM-Forum Interface Table E. Atmf VPI/VCI Values Parameter MeaningTable F. Ethernet Parameters Connection Bridged ConnectionsISP/Corporate Network Requirements VCIsTable G. Ethernet VPI/VCI Values Parameter Meaning MultiprotocolNumber of Machines Supported Table H. Ethernet ParametersFixed IP Address PC/Workstation ConfigurationPlug and Play Dynamic IP AddressMulticast Traffic on Bridge Ports Bridged Service with FilteringFiltering Function Broadcast Traffic on Bridge Ports Unicast Traffic on Bridge PortsPPP/PPTP Network Point to Point Tunneling ConnectionsIntroduction Establishing PPP/PPTP Connections Any ConnectionATM Channels over Multiple Remote Destinations Pptp Destination Table Known Limitations Number of PPP/PPTP Connections SupportedLAN Protocols Supported One Tunnel Advanced ConfigurationsOverview Tunneling within a TunnelSubnetmask and Default Gateway Parameters IP ParametersSingle PC Sample ConfigurationsDefault Netmask Allocation Small WorkgroupAutomatic IP Parameter Distribution Advanced NetworksPing-of-Life Procedure Most TCP / IP packages support the ARP and Ping commandPing For example arp -a -NArp -a -N interface IP address Arp -d modem IP address -N interface IP addressPing any IP address Ping-to-Defaults ProcedureArp -a any IP address 01-90-D0-00-01-FF Accessing the Adsl Modem Interface Changing the Modem SettingsConfiguring the Browser Netscape NavigatorSave DefaultsApply AdvancedWelcome Basic ConfigurationInitial Setup BridgeNetmask/Subnet Mask User Defined Configuration TableIP Address Subnet Mask Default GatewayBOOTP/DHCP Configuration Table Address Advanced ConfigurationIP Address Table NetmaskIP Route Table Bridge ConfigurationAction Port States TableBridge Port EncapState Aging TableName Basic PPP/PPTP ConfigurationChannel ID Advanced PPP/PPTP Configuration HdlcSystem Overview Hdlc FramingEnvironmental Conditions Safety StandardsRegulatory Information Page For Canadian Modem Users Pour les Utilisateurs Canadiens de Modem AvertissementProblem Solution3EC 16389 Abaa Tczza