Configuring NAT | ADC MM702G2, MM701G2 guide

Table of ContentsApril 14, 2006

Change Spanning Tree Setting	5-10
Saving Changes	5-12
Rebooting the Modem	5-14

Chapter 6: Configuring DSL Parameters	6-1
Before You Begin	6-1
Complete a G.shdsl Quick Configuration	6-1
Complete a DSL Advanced Configuration	6-3

Chapter 7: Implementing a Point-To-Point LAN Extension	7-1
Before You Begin	7-1
Complete a Quick Installation	7-1
Configure for Central-Office Mode	7-2
Change the LAN IP Address for the Central-Office Modem	7-2
Complete a Custom Configuration	7-3
Configure the Remote Modem	7-3
Configure the Central-Office Modem	7-6
Verify Connectivity	7-9

Chapter 8: Configuring NAT	8-1
Before You Begin	8-1
Configure NAT	8-1
Chapter 9: Managing the Modem	9-1
View System Status	9-1
View Modem Status	9-1
View System Log	9-2
View WAN Statistics	9-3
View LAN Statistics	9-4
View SmartCNCT Security Statistics	9-6
View ATM Statistics	9-7
View DSL Statistics	9-8
View G.shdsl Link Statistics	9-8
View G.shdsl Error Counters	9-10
Manage Software and Configuration	9-11
Update System Software	9-11
Reset to Factory Defaults	9-12
Appendix A: Command Line Interface Access	A-1
Connect to the Console Port	A-2
Access the Command Line Interface	A-2
Access through the Console Port	A-3
Access through a Telnet Session	A-5
Set Up the LAN	A-6

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ADC MM702G2, MM701G2 user manual Configuring NAT

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Megabit Modem MM701G2 & MM702G2 Revision History Table of Contents Configuring NAT Appendix C Product Support Glossary GL-1 Table of Contents April 14 MM70xG2-UM-03 List of Figures 10.RFC1483 Bridged Session Figure A-7. WAN Session Management List of Figures April 14 MM70xG2-UM-03 List of Tables List of Tables April 14 Xii MM70xG2-UM-03 About this Manual IntroductionOrganization Intended Audience FCC Class B Compliance Inspecting Your ShipmentEU Compliance Overview InstallationUnpack the Modem Switch, or router Determine What YOU NeedRequired Equipment Equipment Requirement Connect Cables Connect the 10/100Base-T Port Rear Panel Connections LED Status Indications LED Status IndicatorsState Description Rebooting the Modem with the Reset Button Reboot the Modem with the Reset Button Accessing the WEB Interface for Modem Management Assign IP Addresses SET UP the WEB Browser Internet Options Accessing the Modem WEB Pages Select the Use a proxy server box Enter User Name and Password Configure the LAN Configuring the LANBefore YOU Begin Configure DNS Relay Mode LAN ProtocolIP Address Subnet Mask April 14 Provisioning Configure Dhcp Server Mode Dhcp Server Mode Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties Default Lease Time Dhcp Default GatewayDhcp Range Low Dhcp Range High Configuring the WAN LLC Configure a NEW WAN Session WAN Configuration Set Up an RFC 1483 Bridged Session RFC 1483 Bridged Session Session Name Virtual Path ID VPIVirtual Channel ID VCI ATM QoS Set Up an RFC 1483 Routed Session RFC 1483 Routed Session Dhcp Client RIP Send Set Up a PPPoA or PPPoE Routed SessionRIP Accept LLC Header Authentication LoginPassword Permanently Save Sessions Edit a WAN Session WAN Sessions Routing WAN Sessions PPP Assigning User Access Configuring System ParametersBefore You Begin Access Level User Access LevelsUser Name Comment User Configuration ADD a Default Gateway Default Gateway ADD Static Route Entries Static Routes Destination GatewayNetmask Cost Delete Route ADD Snmp Communities Snmp Community List Access Privilege Name Change Spanning Tree Setting 10. Delete Snmp Community Forward Delay Spanning TreePriority Hello Time Saving Changes 12. Save Changes 13. Configuration Save Complete Rebooting the Modem 14. Reboot Configuring DSL Parameters Complete a G.SHDSL Quick Configuration Operating Mode Bit Rate ModeStandard Annex Startup Margin Complete a DSL Advanced Configuration G.SHDSL Advanced Configuration Power Spectrum Distribution Wire Pair ModeData Rate kbps Test Bit Rate SNR Margin Limit Configuring DSL Parameters April 14 MM70xG2-UM-03 Complete a Quick Installation Implementing a POINT-TO-POINT LAN Extension Configure for Central-Office Mode Change the LAN IP Address for the Central-Office Modem Configure the Remote Modem Complete a Custom ConfigurationHttp//10.0.0.2 to reconnect Step LAN Configuration-Configure Remote LAN Click Save to save the configuration to flash memory Configure the Central-Office Modem 10. RFC1483 Bridged Session 11. LAN Configuration-Configure CO LAN Verify Connectivity 12. Save Changes-CO LAN 13. ATM Statistics Configuring NAT Configure NAT Firewall-Add Interface View System Status Managing the ModemView Modem Status View System Log Configuration Error Log View WAN Statistics View LAN Statistics Rx PktsRx Bad Pkts Tx Pkts Rx CRC Errors Tx Collisions NAT Enabled Security EnabledView Smartcnct Security Statistics View ATM Statistics View DSL Statistics View G.shdsl Link Statistics Transmission Power Operational StateData Rate Receiver Gain View G.shdsl Error Counters Manage Software and Configuration Update System Software 10. Updating Flash 12. Restore Factory Defaults-Web Interface 13. Restore Factory Defaults-Reset Button Command Line Interface Access Section Connect to the Console Port Access through the Console Port Figure A-2. COM1 Properties Figure A-3. Login Prompt Access Through a Telnet Session Figure A-5. Windows Telnet Set Up the LAN Figure A-6. LAN Configuration System Default Gateway Ethernet ModeLAN IP Address LAN Subnet Mask Manage WAN Sessions Figure A-7. WAN Session Management Add a New Session Figure A-8. Create New Session QoS Class Peak Cell RateSustain Cell Rate Maximum burst size Figure A-9. RFC 1433 Routed Session WAN Dhcp Enable RIP Accept ModeRIP Send Mode WAN IP Address Figure A-10. PPPoA Routed Session LLC header mode User Password PPP AuthenticationEdit an Existing Session Figure A-12. PPPoA Routed Session Manage DSL Figure A-13. DSL Management Menu Configure G.shdsl Parameters Figure A-14. G.SHDSL Quick Configuration Operating Mode Noise on the line. The default is -10 dB for the modem PSD Mode View G.shdsl Configuration Figure A-16. G.SHDSL Current Setting Menu Figure A-17. Quick Configuration Setting Menu Monitor G.shdsl Statistics View the current statistics, as described below Figure A-19. G.SHDSL Error Counters CRC Error Figure A-20. ATM Statistics Menu Restoring Factory Defaults Figure A-21. Restoring Factory Defaults Saving the Current Configuration Figure A-22. Save Current Configuration Updating System Software Viewing System Information From the Main Menu, enter 8 to Reboot Specifications Appendix B Data Specifications PPP Default Session Parameter Values PCR Hardware Specifications LED Connector Pinouts Table B-1. DSL Port RJ-11 2-Wire Pin SignalTable B-2. DSL Port RJ-11 4-Wire Pin Signal DSL Port RJ-11 Signal Description PC RS-232 Console Serial DB-9 RJ-45 Signal DescriptionTable B-3 /100Base-T Port RJ-45 Table B-4. Console Port RJ-45 Rate VS Reach Product Support Appendix C Product Support April 14 MM70xG2-UM-03 Symbol Glossary GL-2 MM70xG2-UM-03 MM70xG2-UM-03 GL-3 GL-4 MM70xG2-UM-03 Certification and Warranty World Headquarters For Technical Assistance