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ZyXEL Communications 630-C TCP Status, 7.4TCP Status, Table 7-2ATM Status, Figure 7-2ATM Status

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Prestige 630-C Series ADSL USB Modem

The following table describes the fields in this screen.

	Table 7-2 ATM Status

LABEL	DESCRIPTION

Tx Bytes	This is the total number of bytes transmitted.

Rx Bytes	This is the total number of bytes received.

Tx Cells	This is the total number of cells transmitted.

Rx Cells	This is the total number of cells received.

Rx HEC Errors	This is the total number of Header Error Control
	(HEC) errors received.
Tx Mgmt Cells	This is the total number of management cells
	transmitted.

Rx Mgmt Cells	This is the total number of management cells
	received.
Tx CLP0 Cells	This refers to the number of cells transmitted with
	the CLP bit in the header set to zero.
Rx CLP0 Cells	This refers to the number of cells received with the
	CLP bit in the header set to zero.

Tx CLP1 Cells	This refers to the number of cells transmitted with
	the CLP bit in the header set to one.

Rx CLP1 Cells	This refers to the number of cells received with the
	CLP bit in the header set to one.
Rx Errors	This is the total number of cells received containing
	errors.
Tx Errors	This is the total number of cells transmitted
	containing errors.

Rx Misrouted	This is the number of misrouted cells received.
Cells

Figure 7-2 ATM Status7.4TCP Status

Click TCP Status to view TCP connection-related information.

Administrative Privileges

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Contents

ADSL USB Modem Copyright ZyXEL Limited Warranty Information for Canadian Users Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement Customer Support Table of Contents Page List of Figures List of Diagrams List of Tables Preface Control Panels Modem Bold Times New Roman Bold Arial About ADSL About USB Part Page Getting to Know Your Prestige Page Hardware Installation 2.1.1 USB Connectors 2.1.2 Splitter and Microfilter 2.1.3 Front Panel LEDs Page Installing Your Modem 3.3.1 Mac OS 9 Installation 3.3.2 Mac OS X Installation Click the lock to make changes Figure 3-3Installation Authorization Continue Select a Destination Figure 3-4Select a Destination Drive Page Introducing the Web Configurator Figure 4-3New Port Detected Ethernet Adaptor (en x) Show TCP/IP Using DHCP Figure 4-4Network: TCP/IP Tab User ID Password Home Page Figure 4-5Home Page Status Information Figure 5-1ADSL Status Table 5-1ADSL Status 5.3Viewing LAN Status LAN Table 5-2LAN Status 5.4Viewing PPP Interface Status PPP Figure 5-2PPP Status Table 5-3PPP Status Page Basic Configuration Figure 6-1WAN Configuration Table 6-1WAN Configuration Table 6-2WAN Configuration Options 6.3Configuring LAN Figure 6-2LAN Configuration Table 6-3LAN Configuration The default IP address is 10.0.0.2. If you change the LAN IP address, you must to use the new IP address to access 6.4Configuring DNS DNS Figure 6-3DNS Configuration Table 6-4DNS Configuration 6.5Saving New Settings Save Settings Figure 6-4Save Settings Administrative Privileges 7.3ATM Status ATM Status Table 7-2ATM Status Figure 7-2ATM Status 7.4TCP Status TCP Status Figure 7-3TCP Status Table 7-3TCP Status 7.5ADSL Configuration ADSL Configuration Figure 7-4ADSL Configuration Table 7-4ADSL Configuration 7.6Admin Password Configuration Admin Password Configuration Figure 7-5Admin Password Configuration Table 7-5Admin Password Configuration 7.7User Password Configuration User Figure 7-6User Password Configuration Table 7-6User Password Configuration 7.8Miscellaneous Configuration Misc Configuration Figure 7-7Miscellaneous Configuration Table 7-7Miscellaneous Configuration 7.9Restoring Factory Defaults Reset to Factory Defaults Figure 7-8Restore Factory Defaults 7.10 Performing a Diagnostic Test Diagnostic Test Help Figure 7-9Diagnostic Test Table 7-8Diagnostic Test Table 7-8Diagnostic Test 7.11 System Log System Log Figure 7-10System Log Table 7-9System Log 7.12 Making a DSL Connection with PPPoE Networking Connect using PPPoE Figure 7-11Network: PPPoE Tab Connect Figure 7-12PPPoE Icon Connect 7.13 Uninstalling the Hardware and Driver It is recommended that you save and close all other running programs before uninstalling the modem driver Uninstall Yes Troubleshooting Page Appendix A Setting up Your Computer’s IP Address TCP/IP Control Panel Page Page Appendix B Virtual Circuit Topology Page Index