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Epson manual Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide

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3.Now, the Main Screen will pop up.

4.Go to System page and choose Change Password.

5.The following screen will appear.

6.Enter the login password (1234) on the field of Old Password. Type a new one in the field of New Password and retype it on the field of Confirm Password. Then click Apply to continue.

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Epson manual Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide

Contents

Vigor 3300 Series Copyright Information DeclarationsTable of Contents Trouble Shooting 127 Appendix a Application for 802.1 Vlan 137Preface LED Indicators and Connectors for Vigor3300V LED Indicators and ConnectionFactory Reset Interface Description LED Indicators and Connectors for Vigor3300 WANWAN/DMZ WAN1 ~ WAN3 LED Indicators and Connectors for Vigor3300B+ Connecter Specification Auxiliary Type Connected to Remarks Cables ColorHardware Installation Detailed Explanation for the Connector RS232 ConnectorStandard 10/100 Base-T Ethernet Interface Connector Chassis ConnectionsDesktop Type Installation Configuring Basic Settings Changing PasswordVigor3300 Series User’s Guide Quick Setup Adjusting WAN Connection ModePhysical Mode Static Mode Start IP StatusEnd IP Dhcp Mode Default value is PAP PPPoEUse for clients in LAN Primary DNS Type the IP address for primary DNSPrimary DNS Pptp IP Address Status System setupStatus, and WAN Status Basic Status LAN StatusRX Packets High Available StatusTX Packets WAN Status Time Syslog Server IP SyslogSyslog Server Port Access Control Configuration Setup Push Backup Button File name is v3300.cfgFirmware Upgrade Setup Firmware Upgrade from a Console PortTftp -i 192.168.1.1 PUT Vigor3300 image file name Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Reboot Diagnostic Tools DestinationFlag s InterfaceAssigned IP Time LeftVigor3300 Series User’s Guide Network Setup WAN and Internet Access SetupBackup Load BalanceIP Mode Default RouteWeight Backup-MasterStatic IP Setup Reset Host NameDomain Name Detect TypeDhcp Client Setup Request supported in the routerPPPoE with a DSL Modem Setup Service NameUser Name Detect IntervalPptp with a DSL Modem Setup Pptp Local AddressPptp Subnet Mask Pptp Remote Address2 LAN For LAN IP/DHCPFor Dhcp Relay Agent WAN InterfaceFor IP Routing LAN InterfaceLoad Balance Policy ProtocolDest Port Start Dest Port EndHigh Availability Delete/Delete AllSource IP/Subnet Mask Dest IP/Subnet MaskVigor3300 Series User’s Guide Static Dhcp High AvailabilityGroup Number RoleAdvanced Setup Static Route Setup Edit the Static RouteLAN , and WAN1~WAN4 Delete the Static RouteDestination IP NAT Setup Port RedirectionComment Public Port Range Private Port RangeUse IP Alias IP AliasAddress Mapping DMZ Host Display the WAN interface chosen for this entry Radius Setup Configured in Network WAN interfaceCommon Ports List Alias addressesEnable/Disable Server IP AddressDestination Port Shared SecretDdns Setup Port BlockIndex Port NumberInterface should be any WAN port on V3300 series Login Name Login PasswordBackup MX Server ProviderCall Schedule Setup Edit Call ScheduleUp means to activate the Network Interface Delete Call ScheduleSelect some weekdays to apply Mirroring Port WAN Port Mirroring SetupMirrored Ports LAN Port Mirroring Setup LAN Vlan SetupP1 P4 For Port Base VlanVlan 0 Name For 802.1Q VlanMember Frame Tag Operation SnmpPort Valn ID Max Access Snmp CommunityCommunity Host/maskVigor3300 Series User’s Guide Snmp Traps Trap ServerTrap Community Trap server portVigor3300 Series User’s Guide General Setup Firewall SetupIP Filter Group Table Delete Source Port End Port Destination MaskDirection Fragments2 DoS Further match or Pass if no further match of Block or PassValue is Disable Enable Icmp FloodDoS Defense DefenseURL Filter URL Access Control SurfControl, Restrict Web Feature and Filter ScheduleSurfControl Restrict Web Feature Filter Schedule Always Block Quality of Service SetupBlock only at Vigor3300 Series User’s Guide Incoming/Outgoing Class Setup Disable/EnableIncoming/Outgoing Class Filter Class NamePriority Service Type StatusClass Port DiffServ CodePoint StatusBasic Only the DiffServ CodePoint Type field can be Advanced Only the DiffServ CodePoint field can beVPN and Remote Access Setup Configuration IPSecPolicy Table Delete AllFor Default Configuration Profile StatusFor Advanced Configuration Security ProtocolLocal Certificate Security GatewayVigor3300 Series User’s Guide Delay TimeoutTrust CA LogDate/Time User Certificate GenerateDownload ImportCertification Name Name of the certification entry ID Type Domain Name Certificated by domain nameIP Certificated by IP address Email Certificated by email address102 Status User Authentication Pptp AuthenticationPptp Encryption Authentication User Password192.168.1.224/28 GroupType username, password and choose proper group for this VoIP Setup ProtocolFor SIP Configuration For Mgcp Configuration Port Settings For Phone NumberPort 1 FXS HotlineCodec VAD Enable or Disable VAD Voice Activity FXODtmf Mode For GroupCall Forwarding Call forwarding no answer after Range 1~10 ringsSpeed Dial Advanced Speed Dial PrefixStrip Length AppendMiscellaneous Starting PortRedundancy Number Dialing CompletionTone Settings Region Caller ID TypeEnable 7 QoSLink Fragmentation InterleavingSemi-auto, need to config NAT If you click this function NAT TraversalManually Input NAT IP AddressIncoming Call Barring SetAllow List Deny ListCall History Remote RTP Address Remote RTP PortRTP Statistic Codec Type125 126 Trouble Shooting Checking If the Hardware Status Is OK or NotFor Windows 129 For MacOs Pinging the Router from Your Computer For MacOs TerminalChecking If the ISP Settings Are OK or Not For PPPoE ModeFor Static Mode For Dhcp Mode For Pptp Mode Backing to Factory Default Setting If NecessarySoftware Reset Hardware Reset Contacting Your DealerAppendix a Application for 802.1 Vlan Block LAN-to-LAN CommunicationHow to Check/Edit Vlan ID on Your PC? 139 140 141 142 143 144 Applications ProcedureFour 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