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Oki BMG7011, BMG7012 manual 3.5.3DMZ, DMZ Configuration Window, Item, Description

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3.5.3DMZ

You can enable or disable DMZ and specify the IP address of DMZ in Gateway mode. When an unfiltered packet enters the VoIP Gateway it will be transferred to the DMZ, not port-forwarded, and not matched for the NAPT binding.

Figure 16 – DMZ Configuration Window

Item	Description

DMZ	The DMZ is disabled or enabled.
DMZ IP address	The IP address of the DMZ.

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Contents

BMG7011 and BMG7012 Broadband Media GatewayUser’s Guide Oki Network TechnologiesReason for Update Updated byDocument Revision History TitleCopyrights Notice Contents HARDWARE INSTALLATIONOVERVIEW STATUSAPPENDIX A TROUBLESHOOTING APPENDIX B SPECIFICATIONS1.1Package Contents 1.3Features1.Overview 1.2System RequirementsCaller ID Indication with FSK Modem/ DTMF 2.Hardware Installation 2.1Front View LEDsColor StatusENET 2.2Rear View PortsLINE 2.3.1Configuring TCP/IP Protocol for Your PC For Windows 98/MeFor Windows 2000/XP 2.Setting your BMG to communicate through PPPoE2.4.1Configuring via Web Browser 2.Double-click Local Area Connection3.Click Properties 5.Check Use the following IP addressSupervisor Mode User ModeEnter Username and Password supplied by Service Provider in the PPPoE Configuration setup screen 2.4.3Setting your BMG to communicate through DHCP SAVE configuration settingsPage The BMG7011 and BMG7012 VoIP Gateways can be setup to communicate over a Static IP address Example DSL installation 5.PWR Figure 3 Installation Diagrams2.PHONE1 & PHONE2 3.Web Interface Screen Descriptions 3.1Status 3.1.1System StatusFigure 4 - System Status Window DescriptionDescription 3.1.2Port StatusFigure 5 - Port Status Window Description 3.1.3DHCPC StatusFigure 6 - DHCPC Status Window Description 3.1.4PPPoE StatusFigure 7 - PPPoE Status Window Description 3.1.5PPPoE ConfigurationFigure 8 - PPPoE Configuration Window 3.2DHCP Server Configuration 3.2.1DHCP ConfigurationFigure 9 - DHCP Configuration Window Description3.3WAN Configuration Figure 10 - WAN Configuration Window3.3.1WAN IP Description3.3.2Remote Provisioning Figure 11 - Provisioning Configuration WindowDescription Figure 12 - Device Mode Configuration Window 3.3.3Device ModeItem DescriptionFigure 13 - Device Mode Configuration Window 3.4NTP3.4.1NTP DescriptionDescription 3.5NAPT Configuration3.5.1Port Forwarding Description Figure 15 - IP Filter Configuration Window3.5.2IP Filtering Figure 16 - DMZ Configuration Window 3.5.3DMZItem Description3.6.1QoS Configuration Figure 17 - QoS Configuration Window3.6QoS ItemDescription 3.6.2DSCP ConfigurationFigure 18 - DHCP Configuration Window 3.6.3VLan Configuration Figure 19 - DHCP Configuration WindowDescription VLan TagDescription 3.7Mac CloningFigure 20 -MacCloning Window 3.8PSTN Configuration 3.8.1Switch KeyFigure 21 -PSTNSwitch Key Window DescriptionDescription 3.8.2Digit MapFigure 22 -PSTNDigitmap Window 3.9Provision Configuration Figure 23 -ProvisionConfiguration WindowItem Description3.10Syslog Configuration Figure 24 -SyslogConfiguration WindowItem Description3.11EMS Configuration Figure 25 -EMSConfiguration Window3.11.1EMS DescriptionSNMP protocol. Save and Reboot Figure 26 -SNMPCommunity Configuration Window3.11.2SNMP Community DescriptionDescription Figure 27 -SNMPTrap Configuration Window3.11.3SNMP Trap Target 3.12VoIP Configuration Figure 28 - VoIP User Configuration Window3.12.1Protocol ItemFigure 29 - VoIP User Configuration Window Description3.12.2User PasswordFigure 30 - VoIP MGCP Configuration Window 3.12.3MGCPDescription Local PortFigure 31 - VoIP SIP Configuration Window 3.12.4SIPItem DescriptionSIP Domain Subjectand Reboot Figure 32 - VoIP H.323 Configuration Window3.12.5H.323 H235 PasswordDTMF Specifies the DTMF signal typesFast Start Reboot Figure 33 - VoIP Codec Configuration Window3.12.6CODEC DescriptionBMG7011 and BMG7012 User’s Guide Rev Figure 34 - VoIP Caller ID Configuration Window 3.12.7Caller IDDescription FSK/ DTMFFigure 35 - VoIP RTP Configuration Window 3.12.8RTPDescription RTP portSave and Reboot Figure 36 - VoIP Tone Configuration Window3.12.9Tone DescriptionCall Waiting Tone Figure 37 - VoIP Fax Configuration Window 3.12.10FAXEnable or disable T.38 Fax transmission DescriptionFigure 38 - VoIP STUN Configuration Window 3.12.11STUNand Reboot automatically update this addressFigure 39 - VoIP Speed Dial Configuration Window 3.12.12Speed DialItem Description3.12.13Call Features Configure port 1 or port 2 - For BMG7012 Onlydisabled Description3.12.14Phone book DescriptionIP Address IP Address for the phone # specified3.13Password Configuration 3.13.1Supervisor PasswordFigure 42 -SupervisorPassword Window Old Password3.13.2User Password Figure 43 - User Password WindowItem Description3.14Upgrade Configuration Figure 44 - Firmware Upgrade Window3.14.1Firmware DescriptionDescription 3.14.2ConfigurationFigure 45 - Configuration Upgrade Window 3.15Save 3.15.1Save ConfigurationFigure 46 - Save Configuration to Flash Window Description 3.15.2Load Default SettingsFigure 47 - Load Default Settings Window 3.15.3Reboot Figure 48 - Reboot WindowAppendix A Troubleshooting Q Power LED does not light upQ Broadband access cannot work Q Cannot download the proper configuration fileAppendix B Specifications SPECIFICATIONS