3-2

Basic Configurations

3.1 Factory default configuration

The Router is shipped with factory default settings. You may or may not need to change them depend on what kind of network that your Router is going to be installed.

Configuration item

 

Default settings of xDSL Router

Ethernet Interface

IP address

192.168.7.1

 

Network Mask

255.255.255.0

xDSL interface

IP address

None

 

Network Mask

None

ATM VPI/VCI number

0/32

Data Encapsulation Protocol

RFC1483

Machine Name

 

DSL

Domain name

 

Disabled

DHCP Server

 

Disabled

DHCP Client

 

Disabled

DNS Relay

 

Disabled

NAT

 

Disabled

RIP

 

Disabled

IP filtering

 

Disabled

Bridge filtering

 

Disabled

Spanning Tree

 

Disabled

Telnet login password

admin

SNMP access password

admin

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Heritage specifications

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