Manuals / Epson / Computer Equipment / Network Router

Epson 3300 manual 125

Models: 3300

1 158

Download 158 pages 27.76 Kb

Page 129

You can click Refresh to get the latest status information for these VoIP phones. In addition, you can set the time interval of refreshing. Use the drop down list of Refresh Option to choose an automatic refreshing setting. If you choose No Refresh, the system will not refresh this page until you click Refresh button.

Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide

125

Image 129

Epson 3300 manual 125

Contents

Vigor 3300 Series Declarations Copyright Information Table of Contents Appendix a Application for 802.1 Vlan 137 Trouble Shooting 127 Preface LED Indicators and Connection LED Indicators and Connectors for Vigor3300VFactory Reset Interface Description WAN LED Indicators and Connectors for Vigor3300 WAN/DMZ WAN1 ~ WAN3 LED Indicators and Connectors for Vigor3300B+ Auxiliary Type Connected to Remarks Cables Color Connecter Specification Hardware Installation RS232 Connector Detailed Explanation for the ConnectorStandard 10/100 Base-T Ethernet Interface Connector Chassis Connections Desktop Type Installation Changing Password Configuring Basic Settings Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Adjusting WAN Connection Mode Quick Setup Physical Mode Static Mode Status Start IPEnd IP Dhcp Mode PPPoE Default value is PAPUse for clients in LAN Primary DNS Type the IP address for primary DNS Primary DNS Pptp IP Address System setup StatusStatus, and WAN Status LAN Status Basic Status High Available Status RX PacketsTX Packets WAN Status Time Syslog Syslog Server IPSyslog Server Port Access Control Push Backup Button File name is v3300.cfg Configuration Setup Firmware Upgrade from a Console Port Firmware Upgrade Setup Tftp -i 192.168.1.1 PUT Vigor3300 image file name Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Reboot Destination Diagnostic ToolsFlag s Interface Time Left Assigned IP Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide WAN and Internet Access Setup Network SetupBackup Load Balance Default Route IP ModeWeight Backup-Master Static IP Setup Host Name ResetDomain Name Detect Type Request supported in the router Dhcp Client Setup Service Name PPPoE with a DSL Modem SetupUser Name Detect Interval Pptp Local Address Pptp with a DSL Modem SetupPptp Subnet Mask Pptp Remote Address For LAN IP/DHCP 2 LAN WAN Interface For Dhcp Relay Agent LAN Interface For IP Routing Protocol Load Balance PolicyDest Port Start Dest Port End Delete/Delete All High AvailabilitySource IP/Subnet Mask Dest IP/Subnet Mask Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide High Availability Static DhcpGroup Number Role Advanced Setup Edit the Static Route Static Route Setup Delete the Static Route LAN , and WAN1~WAN4Destination IP Port Redirection NAT Setup Comment Private Port Range Public Port RangeUse IP Alias IP Alias Address Mapping DMZ Host Display the WAN interface chosen for this entry Configured in Network WAN interface Radius SetupCommon Ports List Alias addresses Server IP Address Enable/DisableDestination Port Shared Secret Port Block Ddns SetupIndex Port Number Interface should be any WAN port on V3300 series Login Password Login NameBackup MX Server Provider Edit Call Schedule Call Schedule Setup Delete Call Schedule Up means to activate the Network InterfaceSelect some weekdays to apply WAN Port Mirroring Setup Mirroring PortMirrored Ports LAN Vlan Setup LAN Port Mirroring Setup For Port Base Vlan P1 P4Vlan 0 For 802.1Q Vlan NameMember Snmp Frame Tag OperationPort Valn ID Snmp Community Max AccessCommunity Host/mask Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Trap Server Snmp TrapsTrap Community Trap server port Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Firewall Setup General SetupIP Filter Group Table Delete Source Port Destination Mask End PortDirection Fragments Further match or Pass if no further match of Block or Pass 2 DoS Enable Icmp Flood Value is DisableDoS Defense Defense URL Filter SurfControl, Restrict Web Feature and Filter Schedule URL Access Control SurfControl Restrict Web Feature Filter Schedule Quality of Service Setup Always BlockBlock only at Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Disable/Enable Incoming/Outgoing Class SetupIncoming/Outgoing Class Filter Class Name Service Type Status PriorityClass DiffServ CodePoint Status PortBasic Only the DiffServ CodePoint Type field can be Advanced Only the DiffServ CodePoint field can be VPN and Remote Access Setup IPSec ConfigurationPolicy Table Delete All Profile Status For Default Configuration Security Protocol For Advanced ConfigurationLocal Certificate Security Gateway Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Timeout Delay Log Trust CADate/Time Generate User CertificateDownload Import Domain Name Certificated by domain name Certification Name Name of the certification entry ID TypeIP Certificated by IP address Email Certificated by email address 102 Status Pptp Authentication User AuthenticationPptp Encryption User Password Authentication192.168.1.224/28 Group Type username, password and choose proper group for this Protocol VoIP Setup For SIP Configuration For Mgcp Configuration For Phone Number Port Settings Hotline Port 1 FXS FXO Codec VAD Enable or Disable VAD Voice Activity For Group Dtmf ModeCall Forwarding Call forwarding no answer after Range 1~10 rings Speed Dial Prefix Advanced Speed DialStrip Length Append Starting Port MiscellaneousRedundancy Number Dialing Completion Tone Settings Caller ID Type Region 7 QoS EnableLink Fragmentation Interleaving NAT Traversal Semi-auto, need to config NAT If you click this functionManually Input NAT IP Address Set Incoming Call Barring Deny List Allow List Call History Remote RTP Port Remote RTP AddressRTP Statistic Codec Type 125 126 Checking If the Hardware Status Is OK or Not Trouble Shooting For Windows 129 For MacOs For MacOs Terminal Pinging the Router from Your Computer For PPPoE Mode Checking If the ISP Settings Are OK or Not For Static Mode For Dhcp Mode Backing to Factory Default Setting If Necessary For Pptp ModeSoftware Reset Contacting Your Dealer Hardware Reset Block LAN-to-LAN Communication Appendix a Application for 802.1 Vlan How to Check/Edit Vlan ID on Your PC? 139 140 141 142 143 144 Procedure ApplicationsFour VLANs for Different Departments in a Company 146 Two VLANs for Different Departments in a Company 148 Example for the Companies in the Same Building 150 Example for a Company and Guest 152 Example for Trunk Usage 154