1705 Router Web Configuration Manual.pdf

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Chapter 1 The use of CMS...................................................................................................................................................1

1.1 The network setting ..................... ..................... ...................... ...................... .................... ...................... ............... 1

1.2 Configuration guide ..................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ................... ...................... ............... 4

1.2.1 Startup and logging in ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... .................... ................... 4

1.3 First page ................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...................... .................... ...................... ........... 5

1.3.1 Typical setting............................................................................................................................................6

1.3.2 Wizard setting............................................................................................................................................6

1.3.3 Advanced setting.......................................................................................................................................8

1.4 The explanation of advanced setting.....................................................................................................................8

1.4.1 WAN Port Configuration............................................................................................................................8

1.4.2 LAN Port Configuration ..................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ..................... ................. 10

1.4.3 NAT Configuration...................... ...................... ..................... ...................... .................... ...................... .. 11

1.4.4 DHCP server configuration........................... ...................... ..................... ...................... .................... ...... 13

1.4.5 DNS Configuration ..................... ...................... ..................... ...................... .................... ...................... .. 14

1.5 Advanced............... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... .................... ..................... ............. 14

1.5.1 Multiplex Line .................... ...................... ....................... ...................... .................... ...................... ......... 15

1.5.2 Port Mapping.... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...... 16

1.5.3 Special Address Mapping................ ...................... ....................... ...................... .................... ................. 17

1.5.4 Firewall.... ..................... ...................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ................... ................. 17

1.5.5 Default Route ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...................... .................... .......... 18

1.5.6 Static Route.......... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ................... ...................... .. 19

1.5.7 DDNS Settings ................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ..................... .......... 20

1.5.8 VPN Settings...................... ...................... ...................... ....................... .................... .................... .......... 21

1.6 Admin tools.................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ..................... ..................... ...... 22

1.6.1 User Management.................. ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ..................... ...... 22

1.6.2 Config Files .................... ...................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ............. 24

1.6.3 IOS Software...................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ..................... .......... 24

1.6.4 Time Settings ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... .................... .................... .......... 25

1.6.5 Remote Control ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...... 26

1.6.6 Diagnose Tool..................... ...................... ....................... ...................... .................... .................... .......... 26

1.6.7 Port Define ................... ..................... ...................... ..................... ...................... .................... ................. 27

1.6.8 System Reboot............ ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ................... ................. 27

1.7 Running State............ ...................... ...................... ...................... ....................... .................. ...................... ......... 27

1.7.1 System Information ................... ...................... ...................... ....................... ................... ...................... .. 28

1.7.2 System State ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ..................... .................... .......... 28

1.7.3 System Log .................... ...................... ....................... ...................... ...................... ................... ............. 28

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1705Router Web Configuration Manual

(4) Click”property”keystoke and set IP address of the computer.

(5) In the dialog box of “Internet protocol(TCP/IP) property”, pitch on”use thefollowing IP address”. Infilling 192.168.2.xxx in”IP address”(the range of xxx is2~254). Infilling 255.255.255.0 in”subnet mask”. Infilling 192.168.2.1 in”defaultgateway”(that is the default IP address of 1705 router).

Note:

Because the default IP address of 1705 router is 192.168.2.1, xxx can’t be filled in 1.

As the following figure show:

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(6) Click”confirmation” and complete configuration.

Step 3: Test the connection capability for computer and router.

(1) Beginning－>running－>key in”cmd”－>confirmation

(2) In command prompt use “ping” command to test the connection capability,perform”ping 192.168.2.1”:

If shows:

That shows the connection is successful.

If shows:

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That shows the connection is unsuccessful.

You can check the following points:

The indicator light which is joined computer port is bright or not. If the lightisn’t bright, that shows the connection is abnormality on physical. You canchange a line.

Check the TCP/IP setting is correct or not.

1.2 Configuration guide

If the connection of computer and 1705router is normal, you can configure the router byWeb browser(for example: Internet Explorer).

1.2.1 Startup and logging in

Open Internet Explorer browser, input http://192.168.2.1 in address blank and press“enter”, as the following figure show:

Input right user name and password, then login(the default user name is admin,password is admin).

Browser will show the material configuration page layout after login successfully.

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1.3 First page

Click “next” to begin configuring.

First the system will check router to ensure that whether it has been configured alreadyor not. If there is configuration in router, system will show a list to show the configuration.Click “exit” to return the first page, click “return” to config router again.

If the router is default configuration, it will show the following layout page:

You can choose one configuration method.

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1.3.1 Typical setting

You should config two parts of content in typical setting:

WAN Port Setting: that is configuring interface for connecting Internet. There are threeconnection methods to choose:

Typical setting 1: Using static IP on WAN port

IP address: fill in the IP address obtained from ISP.

Subnet mask: fill in the subnet mask obtained from ISP.

Default route: fill in the default gateway obtained from ISP.

DNS server and secondary DNS server: fill in the DNS address obtainedfrom ISP.

Typical setting 2: Using PPPoE on WAN port

Username: fill in the username obtained from ISP.

Password: fill in the password obtained from ISP.

Typical setting 3: Using dynamic IP on WAN port.

It isn’t need to do any setting in this method.

LAN port setting: that is configing interface for connecting LAN.

IP address: fill in the ip address of LAN port.

Note:

The range of last parameter is 1~40. And this IP address must be in the same net-segment withLAN. User couldn’t use 192.168.2.1, because it is the reserved address, PC in LAN can loggingon router to config by 192.168.2.1.

DNS server: fill in the ip address of DNS server, the default is 202.96.209.133.

Enable DHCPD service: the default is enable. It is used to config IP address and

other parameters automatically. Don’t choose if you config manually.Click “next” to show the configuration result, click “save and reboot” to finishconfiguration and reboot the router.

1.3.2 Wizard setting

There are three steps to finish wizard setting.

WAN Port Setting: configure the port of connecting Internet.

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It is similar with WAN port setting of chapter 1.3.1, but it can configure one or twoports. You can refer to chapter 1.3.1 to configure the parameter.

If you use two ports to connect Internet, you should configure the parameter ofISP and bandwidth.

Note: ISP chosen is used to make the configuration high-efficient in mutiplex line. We provide afile named “isp_db” in order to achieve the configuration result( it is in router when leavefactory ). But this file isn’t necessary. If the system show the following page when you

logging on router:

It is show that the file named “isp_db” is lost. You can do follow this: Advancedsetting->Mutiplex line, to upgrade this file. ( Refer to chapter 1.5.1)

LAN Port Setting: configure the parameter of port for connecting LAN.

NAT Setting: Configure NAT.

Note: If you don’t know how to configure, please use the default configuration and click “next”.

Enable NAT: The default is enable. Enable NAT in order to make PC connectInternet.

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NAT Port Mapping: It can open the some port(such as TP0) in order to makeoutside network accessing the router.

LAN Host IP: fill in the IP address of host.

WAN Port: select a port which is connected Internet( It is physical port).

Services: select these services in order to make outside-network host accessing.

Click “next” to show the configuration result, click “save and reboot” to finishconfiguration and reboot the router.

1.3.3 Advanced setting

If above two configuration can’t meet your need, you can use advanced setting. Enterthe page layout of advanced setting, the show is following:

1.4 The explanation of advanced setting

The basic configuration menu includes: WAN port configuration, LAN port configuration,NAT configuration, DHCP server configuration, DNS configuration. The router canconnect Internet when it is finished basic configuration.

1.4.1 WAN Port Configuration

Users can configure WAN port to connect Internet. The configuration page layout isfollowing:

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It shows WAN port name and type(such as PPPoE, Static IP, dynamic IP) of router.Click the button of port name to enter material configuration page layout.

There are three configuration types for WAN port:

Ethernet(static IP)

If you use the IP address which is provided by ISP, you should choose thismethod to configure router

IP address, subnet mask: fill in the IP address and subnet mask that are providedby ISP.

MTU(Maximum Transmission Unit): the default is 1500. It isn’t amended usually.

Ethernet(Dynamic IP)

If you obtain IP address automatically from ISP, you should choose this method. And you needn’t configure any parameter.

ADSL（PPPoE）

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If you use ADSL dialing to browse Internet, you should choose this method.

Username, password: fill in the username and password that is provided by ISP.

Click “apply” to make configuration effective, click “back” to keep old configuration.

1.4.2 LAN Port Configuration

Users can configure LAN port to connect LAN. The configuration page layout isfollowing:

IP Address Settings:

IP address, subnet mask: fill in the IP address and subnet mask. The IP addressshould be in the same net-segment with LAN.

Secondary IP address Settings:

The port can be filled in another IP address.

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Secondary IP address, subnet mask: fill in the IP address and subnet mask.

Note:

If the system shows the following information:

It is warning: you are configuring the router through this port, and you couldn’t alter this IP address. If youclick “apply” button to alter this IP address, system will disconnect with Web and you will not configure therouter.

1.4.3 NAT Configuration

What is called NAT, that is Network Address Translation. Its essence is that alter thesource IP address of data-packets which pass through router, in order to make moreusers share one public ip address, or open Web service and FTP service in LAN.

The configuration page layout is following:

There are two parts:

Connection Settings:

Max-entries: The value is used to set the max-entries for NAT mapping. ( Inorder to prevent virus, usually the value is 300. It depend on using situation

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of computer. If you download something by BT, the value is more. There are200 PC in one net-bar, about 600 is enough.)

Max-entries(per host): It is used to set max-entries for each IP.

Address Mapping Setting:

The configuration make all users in LAN share one public IP address. They canbrowse Internet at one time, but the users which are in Internet can’t call users inLAN.

There are three steps to configure router in this setting.

First: Ensure the port of LAN, click links of access list to enter configuration pagelayout:

It shows the final configuration result. Click “add” to add new list, “Edit” is used toedit the current list. “Del” is used to delete list. If there are some lists, you canclick “Up” and “Dn” to move.

Second: add a new item to address mapping lists. Click “add” button.

The above figure shows page layout of adding item, it contains many contents,but typical setting includes the following:

Action: permit or deny; usually you can choose permit.

Protocol: usually you can choose IP protocol.

Source IP:

any――all IP address.

IP Addr.――single IP address.

IP Range――range of IP address.

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IP Subnet――one IP address and one subnet mask.

Src port: it is only used in TCP or UDP protocol.

Any——all ports.

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Lease expired: the useful-life of PC IP address. The default is one day.

Click “apply” to make the configuration effective. If you want to check the distributiveresult, you should click “Client List”.

It shows the IP address, MAC address and lease expired of client.

Click “Refresh” to release IP address for client. Click “Release All Clients” to release allIP address for client.

1.4.5 DNS Configuration

It is used to configure DNS.

DNS Proxy: Enable or Disable.

DNS Server: fill in a IP address of DNS, click “add” to add DNS server. You can add 6DNS server at best.

1.5 Advanced

It includes the following submenu: “Mutiplex Line”, “Port Mapping”, “Special NAT”,“Firewall”, “Default Route”, “Static Route”, “DDNS Settings”, “VPN Settings”. Advanced

settings can help you finish some advanced function for router.

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1.5.1 Multiplex Line

A. There are more WAN ports in router, and they can connect Internet at one time.You could design the flux control of port according to bandwidth of every line.

You can use “ WAN Flux Setting” to achieve the control.

Enable: Enable or Disable.

Bandwidth: fill in the bandwidth provided by ISP.

Click “Apply” to make the configuration effective.

B. ISP DB Update. When system is warning that there is no file named “isp_db”, youshould click ”browse” to find this file, then click “Upgrade”, and reboot the router tomake the file effective.

C. “Policy Route Setting” is used to separate LAN into several parts, in order to makeevery WAN port communicate with Internet normally.

For example: TP0 and TP1 are WAN ports, the address range of LAN is192.168.2.100~192.168.2.200. We hope that separate LAN into two part:192.168.2.100~192.168.2.150 browse Internet through TP0, and192.168.2.151~192.168.2.200 browse Internet through TP1. Click “add” button:

LAN Group: fill in one number to mark different LAN net-segment.

LAN IP Address Range: fill in the address range in LAN.

Out Port & Sec. Out Port: select the WAN port to transmit the LAN's packets. (Alsocan select another port as backup).

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1.5.2 Port Mapping

Port mapping is one of NAT. It is used to mapping the IP address in LAN or TCP/UDPport of one IP address to public net, so that the users in public net could call some hostcomputer or serve that are in LAN.

Note: They only call some service, but not all LAN.

For example: 192.168.2.10 and 192.168.2.11 are IP address in LAN, 202.192.2.10 and202.192.2.11 are the rightful IP address. When 192.168.2.10 communicates withInternet, the router will transform the source IP address of packet to 202.192.2.10, andtransmit this packet. When router receive a packet which destination IP address is202.192.2.10, router will transform the destination IP address to 192.168.2.10 andtransmit it to host computer in LAN.

Click “add” to add the list.

Protocol: You can choose TCP, UDP or ALL. When you choose ALL, you will not designport number.

Inside Address: It is a private address typical, that is address of host computer in LAN.

Inside port: Users could design port when inner host computer communicate withoutside.

Outside Address: It is a rightful IP address.

Outside Port: Design a external port number.

Click “Apply” to make the configuration effective, “Back” is cancel.

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1.5.3 Special Address Mapping

It is one of NAT. if you configure in NAT setting menu, it could make users in inner netcall public net; And configuration of port mapping could make users in public call somehost computer or service in inner net. But this special NAT port mapping is used to

make users in inner net call some host computer or service by public IP address ofrouter.

For example: 192.168.2.1 in LAN wants to call 192.168.2.2 in LAN by public IP218.1.1.1, users should fill 218.1.1.1 in outside Address, fill 192.168.2.2 in inside Address, and choose ALL protocol.

The configuration method of special address mapping is similar with port mapping.Please refer to chapter 1.5.2.

1.5.4 Firewall

1705router is used to be a firewall by proper configuration.

The page layout shows the firewall function for every port. The firewall can screen twodirectional data packet: IN(receive), OUT(send or transmit). You only need to edit thecorresponding filter list of port in order to make the firewall effective.

1. Edit the filter lists

Users could design the parameter of filter packet in filter list. If the router enable firewall

function, it will compare every entries of filter lists with source IP and destination IP ofdata packet in order to judge receiving or transmitting the data packet.

Click the link of filter lists to enter configuration page layout.

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The configuration method of filter lists is similar with access list configuration of NAT.Their difference is: access lists of NAT is used to control communication of Internet andPC in LAN, but filter lists of firewall is used to control the filter function of data packet.

Note:

The filter lists is a order sentence concourse, it match information of packet and parameter of access listsby superincumbent order. Its judgement rule is that stop the matching rule if it pass some rule in accesslists, and it will not compare with latter rule.

There is a question in above configuration. The user’s purpose is that abandon allpackets except source IP 192.168.2.1. The figure is configured two items to achieve thepurpose. However the router match filter lists, its first row (deny row) has already finishthe matching, and it doesn’t match the second row. In this way, even if the source IPaddress of data packet is 192.168.2.1, the router will filter this data packet.

The right method is that trade order of the two list item. You can adjust by up and dnbutton in right.

2. Enable Firewall

Select “Enable” and click “Apply” to make the filter function effective.

1.5.5 Default Route

There are two parts in default route page layout:

Route Cache Settings:

It is used to configure aging time of route cache. The default is 16. Usually it isused to be default value.

Default Route Table:

Click “Add Route” to add the default route.

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Default Route: IP Addr ——fill in the IP address of default route.

TPx——select a port of default route.

Metric: select the metric of reaching default route. The default value is 1. Usually

it is used to be the default value.

1.5.6 Static Route

It is used to configure the static route.

Click “Add Route” to add a static route.

Dst. IP Addr., Subnet Mask: fill in the destination IP address and subnet mask.

Gateway/Interface: fill in the next skip address or port if reached the destination IPaddress.

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Metric: the default value is 1.

1.5.7 DDNS Settings

DDNS (dynamic DNS) only support “PeanutHull” at present.

Click “Add” to add a piece of configuration for DDNS.

Name: intitle for the setting.

State: Enable or Disable.

Username, Password: fill in the username and password that is registered inPeanutHull net.

Domain Name: fill in the domain name which is registered in PeanutHull net.

DDNS Server, Port Num: fill in the server and port that are provided by PeanutHull. Thedefault that we provide one DDNS server, you could rejigger the server if you need.

Port Bind: choose one port to bind.

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1.5.8 VPN Settings

The routers support VPN, and you can configure IPSec. It is used to establish a tunnelfor either communication, and protect the communication of host computer betweentunnel.

You should ensure that configure IPSec VPN in which port. Then you could edit the listof tunnel, establish one or more tunnels. You ‘d better enable configured tunnel lists.

Edit the tunnel lists:

Click the list of tunnel name:

It shows all configured tunnel list. You can add new tunnel or edit the configured

tunnel

Add/Edit tunnel:

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ID: You can establish more tunnel, so you should point out ID of one tunnel.

Local Group: it shows the IP address range of local tunnel. It must suit the IPaddress which is in local group so that could use IPSec.

Remote Group: It is one IP, range, mask of another end tunnel. It shows theaddress of tunnel distance. IPSec only protect the communication of IP addresswhich is in this range.

Remote Gateway/Host: It limits the IP address range which is protected bycommunication. And it appoints one specifically distanced host or address.

Secure Assciation: select Mode Main usually.

Encryption: it is the encrypt mode of tunnel communication.

Authenction: it is the authentication mode of tunnel communication.

Key Management: fill in one key which is used by tunnel.

1.6 Admin tools

This menu includes: “user Management”, “Config Files”, “IOS Software”, “TimeSettings”, “Remote Control”, “Diagnose Tool”, “Ports Define”, “System Reboot”.

1.6.1 User Management

It shows the users who could logging on router.

Click “Add” to add new user.

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Fill in the username, password and confirm password, then click “Apply” to add newusername.

Click “Config” to alter the password.

Fill in new password and confirm, click “Apply” to alter.

Note: system don’t provide delete function when there is only one user.

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1.6.2 Config Files

Save Current Configuration: it is used to save the current configuration for router.

Current Configuration Backup: it is used to backup the configuration files. That isdownloading the startup-config file to PC in order to use at meet.

Load Configuration: it is corresponding to above item. It is used to upload theconfiguration file to router, and reboot router to use the file. You must named the file

“startup-config” and ensure it is a rightful file.

Resume Default Configuration: it is used to resume the default configuration, that is theleave-factory configuration.

Note: These operate need any time, so that you should configure other item when system registersuccessfully.

1.6.3 IOS Software

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IOS Software Backup: we issue new IOS edition in a period of time. Users couldbackup old edition.

IOS software Upgrade: it is used to upgrade IOS edition. And users must named the file“router.bin”. The IOS file must be a rightful file.

1.6.4 Time Settings

There are two parts in this page layout:

SNTP Setting:

Query Interval: it is the interval which router query SNTP Server. The defaultvalue is 1.

SNTP Server: Users could add more SNTP server and choose 4 editions. Thedefault edition is 4.

Time-Zone Select: it is used to select a time-zone.

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1.6.5 Remote Control

HTTP Server Port Setting: in some condition users may alter the default port toconfigure Web. You should make sure this port doesn’t conflict with other port.

NAT Surveillance Software: Enable or Disable.

SNMP Settings: it is used to enable SNMP function.

1.6.6 Diagnose Tool

Ping test process is used to test that the destination IP address is reached or not, andthe loss rate of packet.

Destination IP: fill in the testing destination IP address.

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Source IP: it is used to appoint the especial port to ping the destination IP address.Here should be filled in the IP address of especial port. It can be choose or not.

Packet Size: it is used to design the size of ping packet.

1.6.7 Port Define

The router can be set more WAN port. Users could fill in the number and click “Saveand Reboot” to make the configuration effective.

Note: The number of WAN port is different according to different router.

Users could enable or disable Port Mirror function.

Note: Please configure other item when system register successfully.

1.6.8 System Reboot

1.7 Running State

This menu includes: “System Info”, “System State”, “System Log”.

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1.7.1 System Information

It is used to show the system informatiom.

1.7.2 System State

It shows the port state of system.

1.7.3 System Log

Users could know the system state by observing Log information.

The page layout shows the log information. Click “Clear” to clear the information, click“Refresh” to show the newest log information.

Click “Setting” to set the output of log information.

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System Log Output Setting

Enable: it is used to enable or disable the output of system log. If you select“Disable”, the log output page layout will not show any information.

Syslog Size: it is the size of log buffer.

Level: The output of Log is divided into many steps. Users could design theoutput range of log.

Syslog Server Setting:

Enable: enable this function, the log will output in appointed log server.

Server Address: the address of log server.

Level: Above.

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