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Oki BMG7012, BMG7011 manual 3.5.2IP Filtering, IP Filter Configuration Window, Description

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3.5.2IP Filtering

You can add or delete IP Filter Rule to the device in Gateway mode. When the packet enters the VoIP Gateway, the packet will be blocked if the source IP of the packet matches the rule of IP Filter.

Figure 15 – IP Filter Configuration Window

Item	Description

Public IP	The Public IP Address is to be filtered.
ID	The ID of the IP Filter rule is to be deleted.
IP Filter Table	Maximum of 10 entries together with Port Forwarding can be
	specified.

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Contents

Oki Network Technologies BMG7011 and BMG7012Broadband Media Gateway User’s GuideTitle Reason for UpdateUpdated by Document Revision HistoryCopyrights Notice STATUS ContentsHARDWARE INSTALLATION OVERVIEWAPPENDIX B SPECIFICATIONS APPENDIX A TROUBLESHOOTING1.2System Requirements 1.1Package Contents1.3Features 1.OverviewCaller ID Indication with FSK Modem/ DTMF Status 2.Hardware Installation2.1Front View LEDs ColorLINE 2.2Rear View PortsENET 2.Setting your BMG to communicate through PPPoE 2.3.1Configuring TCP/IP Protocol for Your PCFor Windows 98/Me For Windows 2000/XP5.Check Use the following IP address 2.4.1Configuring via Web Browser2.Double-click Local Area Connection 3.Click PropertiesUser Mode Supervisor ModeEnter Username and Password supplied by Service Provider in the PPPoE Configuration setup screen SAVE configuration settings 2.4.3Setting your BMG to communicate through DHCPPage The BMG7011 and BMG7012 VoIP Gateways can be setup to communicate over a Static IP address Example DSL installation 2.PHONE1 & PHONE2 Figure 3 Installation Diagrams5.PWR 3.Web Interface Screen Descriptions Description 3.1Status3.1.1System Status Figure 4 - System Status WindowFigure 5 - Port Status Window 3.1.2Port StatusDescription Figure 6 - DHCPC Status Window 3.1.3DHCPC StatusDescription Figure 7 - PPPoE Status Window 3.1.4PPPoE StatusDescription Figure 8 - PPPoE Configuration Window 3.1.5PPPoE ConfigurationDescription Description 3.2DHCP Server Configuration3.2.1DHCP Configuration Figure 9 - DHCP Configuration WindowDescription 3.3WAN ConfigurationFigure 10 - WAN Configuration Window 3.3.1WAN IPDescription Figure 11 - Provisioning Configuration Window3.3.2Remote Provisioning Description Figure 12 - Device Mode Configuration Window3.3.3Device Mode ItemDescription Figure 13 - Device Mode Configuration Window3.4NTP 3.4.1NTP3.5.1Port Forwarding 3.5NAPT ConfigurationDescription 3.5.2IP Filtering Figure 15 - IP Filter Configuration WindowDescription Description Figure 16 - DMZ Configuration Window3.5.3DMZ ItemItem 3.6.1QoS ConfigurationFigure 17 - QoS Configuration Window 3.6QoSFigure 18 - DHCP Configuration Window 3.6.2DSCP ConfigurationDescription VLan Tag 3.6.3VLan ConfigurationFigure 19 - DHCP Configuration Window DescriptionFigure 20 -MacCloning Window 3.7Mac CloningDescription Description 3.8PSTN Configuration3.8.1Switch Key Figure 21 -PSTNSwitch Key WindowFigure 22 -PSTNDigitmap Window 3.8.2Digit MapDescription Description 3.9Provision ConfigurationFigure 23 -ProvisionConfiguration Window ItemDescription 3.10Syslog ConfigurationFigure 24 -SyslogConfiguration Window ItemDescription 3.11EMS ConfigurationFigure 25 -EMSConfiguration Window 3.11.1EMSDescription SNMP protocol. Save and RebootFigure 26 -SNMPCommunity Configuration Window 3.11.2SNMP Community3.11.3SNMP Trap Target Figure 27 -SNMPTrap Configuration WindowDescription Item 3.12VoIP ConfigurationFigure 28 - VoIP User Configuration Window 3.12.1ProtocolPassword Figure 29 - VoIP User Configuration WindowDescription 3.12.2UserLocal Port Figure 30 - VoIP MGCP Configuration Window3.12.3MGCP DescriptionDescription Figure 31 - VoIP SIP Configuration Window3.12.4SIP ItemSubject SIP DomainH235 Password and RebootFigure 32 - VoIP H.323 Configuration Window 3.12.5H.323Fast Start Specifies the DTMF signal typesDTMF Description RebootFigure 33 - VoIP Codec Configuration Window 3.12.6CODECBMG7011 and BMG7012 User’s Guide Rev FSK/ DTMF Figure 34 - VoIP Caller ID Configuration Window3.12.7Caller ID DescriptionRTP port Figure 35 - VoIP RTP Configuration Window3.12.8RTP DescriptionDescription Save and RebootFigure 36 - VoIP Tone Configuration Window 3.12.9ToneCall Waiting Tone Description Figure 37 - VoIP Fax Configuration Window3.12.10FAX Enable or disable T.38 Fax transmissionautomatically update this address Figure 38 - VoIP STUN Configuration Window3.12.11STUN and RebootDescription Figure 39 - VoIP Speed Dial Configuration Window3.12.12Speed Dial ItemDescription 3.12.13Call FeaturesConfigure port 1 or port 2 - For BMG7012 Only disabledIP Address for the phone # specified 3.12.14Phone bookDescription IP AddressOld Password 3.13Password Configuration3.13.1Supervisor Password Figure 42 -SupervisorPassword WindowDescription 3.13.2User PasswordFigure 43 - User Password Window ItemDescription 3.14Upgrade ConfigurationFigure 44 - Firmware Upgrade Window 3.14.1FirmwareFigure 45 - Configuration Upgrade Window 3.14.2ConfigurationDescription Figure 46 - Save Configuration to Flash Window 3.15.1Save Configuration3.15Save Figure 47 - Load Default Settings Window 3.15.2Load Default SettingsDescription Figure 48 - Reboot Window 3.15.3RebootQ Cannot download the proper configuration file Appendix A TroubleshootingQ Power LED does not light up Q Broadband access cannot workSPECIFICATIONS Appendix B Specifications