HG6244C - Router FiberHome - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	GPON ONT/Router Combo
Brand	FiberHome
Model	HG6244C
Dimensions (W x D x H)	200 x 150 x 35 mm
Weight	350 g
Power Supply	12V DC, 1A
Wi-Fi Standards	IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (Wi-Fi 5)
Frequency Bands	2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
Maximum Wireless Data Rate	Up to 1200 Mbps (2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps, 5 GHz: 867 Mbps)
WAN Port	1 x GPON (SC/APC connector)
LAN Ports	4 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
USB Port	1 x USB 2.0
Antenna	2 internal antennas
Power Consumption	12W (max)
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 70°C
Humidity	10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Firewall	Built-in SPI firewall
VLAN Support	802.1Q VLAN
Bridge Mode	Supported
Maintenance and Cleaning	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth; do not use liquids or cleaning agents.
Safety Instructions	Avoid heat sources, keep ventilation slots clear, use only provided power adapter.
Spare Parts and Repairability	Power adapter available; device not user-serviceable, contact support for repairs.
General Information	FiberHome HG6244C is a GPON optical network terminal with integrated Wi-Fi router, suitable for fiber broadband connections.

Frequently Asked Questions - HG6244C FiberHome

How to reset the FiberHome HG6244C to factory defaults?

Press and hold the Reset button on the back of the device for about 10 seconds using a paperclip until the LEDs flash. The router will reboot with factory settings.

What is the default IP address to access the router settings?

The default IP address is 192.168.1.1. Enter this in a web browser to access the configuration interface.

What are the default login credentials?

Default username is admin and password is admin or sometimes left blank. Check the sticker at the bottom of the device.

How to set up Wi-Fi on the HG6244C?

Log in to the router's web interface, go to Wireless Settings, set your SSID (network name) and password, then save. The router supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.

Can I connect a USB drive to the router?

Yes, the HG6244C has a USB 2.0 port. You can connect a USB drive for file sharing or as a media server. Access it via network shares.

How to enable bridge mode?

In the web interface, navigate to WAN Settings and select Bridge Mode. This disables routing functions and passes the WAN connection to another router.

What should I do if the router overheats?

Ensure the router is placed in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and other heat sources. Do not stack items on top of it.

How do I update the firmware?

Download the latest firmware from FiberHome's official website, then log in to the router's interface, go to System Tools > Firmware Upgrade, and upload the file.

Can I use the HG6244C with any ISP?

The router is designed for GPON fiber connections. It may work with ISPs that use GPON technology, but check compatibility with your provider.

How do I change the Wi-Fi password?

Access the router settings, go to Wireless Security, enter a new passphrase (at least 8 characters), and click Save. Reconnect devices with the new password.

USER MANUAL HG6244C FiberHome

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SafetyPrecautions

Foryourcorrectandsafeoperationsontheequipment,pleasecarefullyreadand strictlyobservethefollowingsafetyinstructions:

◆ Highopticalpowercancausebodilyharm,especiallytoeyes. Neverlook directly into the end of the optical transmitter fiber jumper or the end of its active connector.
◆ Exercisecareifyoumustbendfibers.Ifbendsarenecessary,thefiberbending radiusshouldneverbelessthan38mm.
◆Overloadedpowersocketsordamagedcablesandconnectorsmaycause electricshockorfire.Regularlycheckrelatedelectriccables.Ifanyofthemis damaged,replaceitimmediately.
◆Usethepowersupplyadapterprovidedinthepackageonly.Usingother adaptersmaycauseequipmentdamageoroperationfailures.
◆ Installtheequipmentinawellventilatedenvironmentwithoutthightemperatureordirectsunlighttoprotecttheequipmentanditscomponentsfromoverheating,whichcanresultindamage.
◆ Disconnect the power in lightning weather and disconnect all the wires and cables on the device (such as the power cable, network cable and phone cable), soastoprevent device from being damaged by lightning.
◆ Donotplacethisequipmentindampornearmoistureenvironment.Waterwill leadtoabnormaloperationofdeviceandeventhedangercausedbyshort circuit.
◆ Donotlaythisequipmentonanunsteadybase.

Contents

Safety Precautions....I

1 Documentation Guide....1
2 Product Introduction....2

2.1 Product Positioning....3
2.2 Product Specifications ....3
2.3 Interface Specifications....4

2.3.1GPONInterface....4
2.3.2 LANInterface....4
2.3.3 POTS Interface....5
2.3.4 Wi-Fi Interface ....5
2.3.5 USB Interface 6

2.4 Introduction to the HG6244C....6

2.4.1 Appearance....6
2.4.2 ProductCharacteristics....10
2.4.3 FunctionsandFeatures....12
2.4.4 Technical Specifications....16

3 Web Configuration Guide....17

3.1 Logging into Web Configuration GUI Locally.....18
3.2 Status....24

3.2.1 Device Information....25
3.2.2 Wireless Network Status 25
3.2.3 WAN Side Status 26
3.2.4 LANSideStatus....27
3.2.5 Optical Power Status 28
3.2.6 VoiceStatus....28

3.3 Network....29

3.3.1 WLAN Settings 29
3.3.2 LAN Settings 34
3.3.3 Broadband Settings 36

3.3.4 DHCP Server....39
3.3.5 Authentication Setting....41
3.3.6 VoiceConfiguration....42

3.4 Security....49

3.4.1 Firewall....49
3.4.2 RemoteControl....60
3.4.3 Dynamic DoS 60
3.4.4 HTTPS....61

3.5 Application....62

3.5.1 DDNS....62
3.5.2 PortForwarding....63
3.5.3 NAT....64
3.5.4 UPnP 65
3.5.5 DMZ....66
3.5.6 Network Diagnosis....66

3.6 Management 67

3.6.1 Account Management....67
3.6.2 Device Management....69
3.6.3 Log Management....73

4 Handling Common Problems 75

4.1 Power Status Indicator LED Extinguished....76
4.2RegisterStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished....76
4.3 OpticalSignalStatusIndicatorLEDBlinking....76
4.4 Ethernet Interface Status Indicator LED Extinguished....76
4.5 FailingtoAccessLocalWebLoginGUIandFailingtoPing 192.168.1.1 77
4.6 FailingtoAccessInternetUsingtheLANPort....77
4.7 Measured Internet Access Rate Lower or Higher Than The Standard Value....77
4.8 Connection to IPTV Failed 78
4.9IPTVPictureSuspended....78
4.10 Test of Voice Service Failed 78

5 Standards and Protocols....79

Appendix A Abbreviations....81

1DocumentationGuide

DocumentOrientation

HG6244CProductManualintroducesthepositioning,features,functions,technical specificationsoftheONT(OpticalNetworkTerminal)productHG6244Caswellas Webconfigurationsandhandlingofcommonproblems,sothatreaderscanhavean overallknowledgeabouttheHG6244C.

IntendedReaders

◆ Marketingpersonnel
◆Commissioningengineers
◆Operationandmaintenanceengineers

VersionInformation

VersionVersionInformation
AInitialversion

Content

Chapter	Content
ProductIntroduction	◆Productpositioning◆Productspecifications◆Interfacespecifications◆IntroductiontotheHG6244C
WebConfigurationGuide	◆LoggingintoWebconfigurationGUIlocally◆Status◆Network◆Security◆Application◆Management
HandlingCommonProblems	Introduceshowtohandlecommonproblemsencountered duringproductoperationandservicetest,including abnormalstatusofindicatorLEDs,failingtoaccessthe Internet,failureofvoiceservicetest,etc.
StandardsandProtocols	Internationalstandardsandcommunicationsprotocols

2ProductIntroduction

ProductPositioning

ProductSpecifications

InterfaceSpecifications

IntroductiontotheHG6244C

2.1 ProductPositioning

TheHG6244CisanFTTH-typeGPONONT.Itprovidesuserswithcommunication andentertainmentservicesintheformofdata,voice,video,andsoon,tomeetthe integratedaccessdemandoffamiliesandsmall-scaledenterprises.

SeeFigure2-1forthenetworkpositioningoftheHG6244C.

graph LR
    A["Phone"] --> B["STB"]
    C["IPTV"] --> B
    D["PC"] --> E["Wi-Fi subscriber terminal"]
    B --> F["ONT"]
    E --> G["ODN"]
    F --> H["OLT"]
    G --> H
    H --> I["IP Network"]
    I --> J["Internet"]
    I --> K["IPTV Server"]
    I --> L["Softswitch/IMS"]
    I --> M["ITMS"]
    I --> N["UNM2000"]

Figure2-1 Network Application of the HG6244C

2.2ProductSpecifications

ThetablesbelowlisttheinterfacesontheHG6244Candtheservicessupportedby theONTforusers'referenceonONTconfiguration.

Table2-1liststheinterfacessupportedbytheHG6244C.

Table2-1 Interfaces Supported by the HG6244C

ONTType	EthernetInterface Quantity	POTS Interface Quantity	Wi-FilInterface	USB Interface Quantity	CATV Interface Quantity
HG6244C	4(GE)	2		1	1

Table2-2liststheservicetypessupportedbytheHG6244C.
Table2-2ServiceTypesSupportedbytheHG6244C

ONTType	InternetServiceMulticastServiceVoiceServiceWi-FiService
HG6244C
Note: “√”indicates “supported”; “×” indicates “not supported”.

ServiceReliability

TheHG6244CsupportsMTBFupto30000hours.

2.3InterfaceSpecifications

2.3.1 GPONInterface

SeeTable2-3forthespecificationsoftheGPONinterface.
Table2-3GPONInterfaceSpecifications

Parameter	Specification
Standardcompliance	ITU-TG.984,ClassB+
Transmissionrate	Rx:2.5Gbit/s;Tx:1.25Gbit/s
Interfacemode	Single-mode
Interfacetype	SC/APC
Maximumtransmissiondistance	20km
Centralwavelength	Tx:1310nm;Rx:1490nm
Opticalpower	Txopticalpower:0.5dBmto5.0dBmRxopticalpower:-8dBmto-29dBm
Extinctionratio	Morethan10dB
Receivingsensitivity	-27dBmto-29dBm
Maximumoverloadopticalpower	-8dBm

2.3.2 LANInterface

Table2-4showsthespecificationsoftheLANinterface.

Table2-4LANInterfaceSpecifications

Parameter	Specification
Standardcompliance	IEEE802.3ab
Interfacetype	RJ-45
Interfacerate	10Mbit/s, 100Mbit/sor1000Mbit/s
Maximumtransmission distance	100m
Workingmode	Supportsfull-duplexorhalf-duplexand10/100/1000Mauto negotiation.
Specificationsofthecable used	CAT-5unshieldedtwistedpair

2.3.3POTSInterface

Table2-5showsthespecificationsofthePOTSinterface.
Table2-5POTSInterfaceSpecifications

Parameter	Specification
Interfacetype	RJ-11
Transmissionrate64Kbit/s
CabletypeTwisted-paircable
LinecodePCM

2.3.4Wi-FilInterface

Item	Specification
StandardcomplianceIEEE80	2.11b/g/n
Operatingband	2.4GHz
Specifications	FourSSIDsand13workingchannelsforthe2.4GHzband.Automaticrateadjustmentandlaunchedpoweradjustmentforthe2.4GHzband.
Authenticationmode	OPEN,SHARED,WPA-PSK,WPA2-PSKandWPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK
Encryptionmode	WEP,TKIP,AESandTKIP/AES

2.3.5USBInterface

Table2-6showsthespecificationsoftheUSBinterface.

Table2-6USBInterfaceSpecifications

Parameter	Specification
Standardcompliance	USB2.0/USB1.1
Transmissionrate20MB/s

2.4 Introduction to the HG6244C

2.4.1 Appearance

The following describes the appearance of the HG6244C, including the overall look, interfaces, buttons, and indicator LEDs.

Note:

Thepictureshereareonlyforreference.

Appearance

TheoverallappearanceoftheHG6244CisshowninFigure2-2.

Black electronic device with decorative swirl pattern and 'FibRlona' branding (no readable text or symbols beyond branding)

Figure2-2OverallAppearanceoftheHG6244C

InterfaceandButton

InterfacesandbuttonsoftheHG6244Carelocatedontherear,sideandback panelsoftheequipment.Figure2-3showstherearpanel,Figure2-4showsthe sidepanel,andFigure2-5showsthebackpanel.

Front view of a black wireless router with two antennas and ports (no visible text or labels)

Figure2-3RearPaneloftheHG6244C

Black wireless router device with antenna and ventilation slots (no visible text or symbols)

Figure2-4SidePaneloftheHG6244C

Top-down view of a black electronic device casing with ventilation grilles and mounting points (no visible text or symbols)

Figure2-5BackPaneloftheHG6244C

Table2-7 describestheinterfacesandbuttonsoftheHG6244C.
Table2-7 InterfacesandButtonsoftheHG6244C

Interfaceand Button	Description	Function
CATV(rearpanel)	CATVinterfaceConnectsttotheTVset.
LAN1toLAN4Ethernetinterface		Connectswiththecomputer,IProuterorIPset topbox.
Phone1,Phone2	TelephoneinterfaceConnectsttotheuser'stelephone.
ON/OFFPowerswitch		Turnsonoroffthepowerfortheequipment.
PowerPowerinterface		Connectswiththepoweradapter.
ResetRebootbutton		Pressingdownthebuttonfornomorethan5 secondstoreboottheequipment;pressing downthebuttonformorethan5secondsto restorethefactorysettingsandrebootthe equipment.
CATV(sidepanel)	CATVswitchEnablesordisablestheCATVfunction.
USB	USBHostinterface	ConnectstotheUSBinterfacestoragedevice.
PON	Fiberinterface	Connectswithopticalfiberforuplinkaccess.
WLAN	WLANfunction button	Enables/disablestheWLANfunction.
WPS	WPSfunctionbutton	Enables/disablesWLANdataencryption.

IndicatorLEDDescription

IndicatorLEDsoftheHG6244Carelocatedonthefrontpaneloftheequipment.

Table2-8 describesthe indicator LEDs.

Table2-8IndicatorLEDsontheHG6244C

Indicator LEDs	Meaning	ColorStatus		StatusDescription
Power	Powerstatus indicatorLED	Green	ON	Theequipmentispoweredon.
			OFF	Theequipmentisnotpoweredon.
PON	Registerstatus indicatorLED	Green	ONTheONTisactivated.
			BlinkingTheONTisbeingactivated.
			OFF	ActivationoftheONTisnotyetstarted.
LOS	Opticalsignal statusindicator LED	Red	Blinking	Theequipmenthasnotreceivedtheoptical signal.
			OFF	Theequipmenthasreceivedtheopticalsignal.
VOIP	Voiceservice registerstatus indicatorLED	Green	ON	Theequipmentisregisteredinthesoftswitch system.
			OFF	Theequipmentisnotregisteredinthesoftswitch system.
Phone1, Phone2	Phoneportstatus indicatorLED	Green	ON	Theportisregisteredinthesoftswitchsystem.
			BlinkingServiceflowisfoundattheport.
			OFF	Theportisnotregisteredinthesoftswitch system.
LAN1toLAN4	Ethernetinterface statusindicator LED	Green	ON	Theinterfaceisconnectedtotheuserterminal andnodataistransmitted.
			BlinkingTheinterfacestransmitting/receivingdata.
			OFF	Theinterfaceisnotconnectedtotheuser terminal.
CATV	CATVinterface statusindicator LED	Green	ON	TheCATVfunctionisenabledandtheCATV signalcanbereceivednormally.
			Blinking	TheCATVfunctionisenabledandtheCATV signalisweak.
			OFF	TheCATVfunctionisdisabled,andtheCATV signalcannotbereivedorthesignalisweak.
WLAN	Wirelesssignal statusindicator LED	Green	ONThewirelessinterfaceisenabled.
			Blinking	Thewirelessinterfaceistransmitting/receiving data.
			OFFThewirelessinterfaceisdisabled.
WPS	WPSstatus indicatorLED	Green	ON	WPSisenabled,andtheWi-Fiterminalhasbeen connectedtotheONT.
			BlinkingWPSis	nuseforrelevantnegotiation.
			OFF	WPSisnotenabled,ortheWi-Fiterminalisnot connectedtotheONT.
USB	USBindicator LED	Green	ONTheUSBis	connected.
			OFFTheUSBis	notconnected.
Internet	Broadband networkstatus indicatorLED	Green	ONConnection	tothebroadbandnetworkisnormal.
			Blinking	Connectiontothebroadbandnetworkisnormal withdatatransmission.
			OFFNotconnected	tothebroadbandnetwork.

2.4.2 ProductCharacteristics

TheHG6244CcanbeusedtogetherwiththeOLTequipmenttomakeupaGPON systemandaccessmultipleservicesforusers.TheHG6244Chasthefollowing characteristics:

1. GPONaccesscapability

◆ ConformstoITU-TG.984seriesofstandards, withgoodinteroperability.
◆ Provideslarge-capacityGPONtransmissionbandwidth:supports2.5Gbit/sforthedownlinkrateand1.25Gbit/sfortheuplinkrate.
◆SupportstheDBA(DynamicBandwidthAllocation)algorithm.
◆Supportslong-haultransmission. Themaximumtransmissiondistancecan reach20km.

2. Abundantservicetypes

The equipment provides abundant physical interfaces on the subscribers to access multiple services such as Internet access, video, voice, IPTV and home storageservices.

3.Wi-FiWirelessAccess

◆ ProvidesWi-FiwirelessaccessbasedonIEEE802.11b/g/ntohelpusersset upasafeandreliablewirelessnetwork.
◆CompatiblewithIEEE802.11b/g/nandauthenticatedbyWi-FiAlliance,with goodcompatibilitywithotherWLANdevices.
◆SupportsfourSSIDssothatuserscansetdifferentwirelessnetworksas needed.
◆Supportsmultipleauthenticationandencryptionmodestoprovideuserswithsafeandreliablewirelessaccessapproaches.

3. Networkstorage and filesharing

◆ ProvidesaUSBinterfaceforconnectionwiththeUSBinterfacestoragedevice toprovideconvenientnetworkstorageandfilesharingservice.
◆TheUSBinterfacesupportsplug-and-playandhotinsertion.
◆ Supports configuration of the USB function based on the Webpaget of facilitate file sharing in the family network.
◆SupportstheFTP-basednetworkstoragetoprovideFTPclientendandFTP serverendfunctions.UserscandownloadthefilesonthepublicnetworkFTP servertotheUSBinterfacestoragedeviceorvisittheUSBinterfacestorage deviceontheONTviatheFTPclientendonthePC.

4. Gatewayfunctions

◆ Servesashomegatewayandprovidesabundantandreliablegateway functions.
◆ FunctionsastheDHCPServertocaterforapplicationdemandsindifferent scenarios.
◆ SupportsconfiguringprotectionagainstDoSattack,filteringofMACaddresses,IPaddressesandURLaddresses,firewallandACLrulestoguaranteesafe operationoftheequipment.

5. Remote automatic provisioning of services, maintenance and management

◆TheequipmentadoptsthemanagementbasedonTR-069andOMCI,and supportsTR-069overOMCI.ItcanmanageterminalserviceswithoutIP network,whichfacilitatesautomaticprovisioning,maintenanceand managementofservicesremotely.
◆SupportsconfiguringtheglobalprofileanddeliveringtheXMLconfigurationfile onthenetworkmanagementsystem.Onlyafewchangesarerequiredto delivertheONTservicesinabatchmannerandmakenetworkadjustment.
◆Supportsconfiguringtheuser-definedupgradepoliciesonthenetwork managementsystemsothattheequipmentcanbeupgradedautomatically afterbeingpoweredon.
◆SupportscollectingperformancedataoftheONTremotelyviathenetwork managementsystemtoenablereal-timemonitoringofthenetwork performance.
◆SupportsremotefaultisolationfortheONTviathenetworkmanagement system.Faultscanbeisolatedremotelyaccordingtothealarmsreportedto reducethemaintenancecost.

2.4.3 Functions and Features

Table2-9liststhefunctionsandfeaturesoftheHG6244C.
Table2-9 Functions and Features of the HG6244C

Item		Description
GPON	GPON interface specifications	CompliantwithstandardsITU-TG.984.1,G.984.2,G.984.3andG.984.4.
		SupportsGEMencapsulation(EthernetoverGEMissupported,butATM encapsulationisnotsupported).
		TheGPONsystemadoptsthesingle-fiberbidirectionaltransmissionmechanism, usingtheTDMAmodewiththewavelength1310nmintheuplinkdirection,andthe broadcastmodewiththewavelength1490nminthedownlinkdirection.
		SupportstheembeddedOAMmessage,PLOAMmessageandOMCImessage.
		SupportsthesplicingofdatapacketsandOMCIProtocolpacketsintheuplink direction.Splicingwithadaptivemessagelengthandthatwithfixedlengthare supported.
	GEMPort	Supportsbearingthedownlinkbroadcastpacketsandunknownmulticastpackets viathebroadcastGEMport.
		SupportsmappingfromGEMportstoT-CONTs.
		Supportsmultipleflowmappingmodes.
		SupportstheGEMportloopback.
	T-CONT	SupportsT-CONTsofType1toType5.
		AT-CONTsupportsnolessthan64GEMports.
		SupportseightT-CONTs.
	DBA	SupportsDBAintheSRandNSRmodes.
		SupportsDBAPiggy-backDBRuMode0.
	FEC	Supportsbi-directionalFEC:downlinkFECdecodinganduplinkFECencoding.
		SupportsdownlinkFECperformancecestatistics.
	Encryption	Supportsencryptionofdownlinkunicastdatachannel.
		SupportstheAES-128encryptionalgorithm.
		SupportsgenerationofthekeyandresponsetotheOLT'srequestforkey.
		SupportsOMCIchannelencryption.
	Registration authentication	SupportstheONTregistrationprocessasspecifiedinITU-T.G.984.3.
		Supportsfourauthenticationmodes:SN,Password,SN+PasswordandLOID.
		SupportsperformanceestatisticsfortheEthernetinterface.
		SupportsperformanceestatisticsfortheGEMinterface.
Ethernet		ComplieswiththeIEEE802.3standard.
		SupportsconfiguringtheEthernetinterfacerate,workingmode,andMDI/MDIXauto-negotiationmode.
		Supportsmanualconfigurationotherate10/100/1000Mbit/s.
		Supportsmanualconfigurationofthehalfduplexorfullduplexmode.
		Supportsunlink/downlinkratecontrolbasedontheEthernetinterface,withthe controlgranularityof64kbit/s.
		SupportsthePAUSEflowcontrol.
		Supportstheloopbackdetectionatthesubscriberside.
		Supportslearningupto1024MACaddresses.
		Supportsglobalconfigurationofenabling/disablingtheMACaddresslearning function.
		SupportsremoteconfigurationoftheMACaddressagingtime.Thevalueranges between0sand300s.Thedefaultvalueis80s.
Multicast		SupportstheIGMPSnoopingprotocol.
		SupportsIGMPv1/v2/v3.
	SupportsfilteringandforwardingofmulticastMACaddresses.
	Supportscontrollablemulticastanduncontrollablemulticast.
	Supportsfastleave.
	Supportstranslation,transparenttransmissionandstrippingofthemulticastVLAN tags.
	SupportsVLANtranslationfortheuplinkmulticastprotocolpackets.
	Supportsfilteringthedownlinkmulticastpackets.
	SupportsbearingdownlinkmulticastserviceflowandIGMPsignalingpacketsvia differentGEMports.
	SupportsconfigurationofthemulticastGEMports.
	SupportsauthenticationoftheGEMports.
	Supportsnolessthan256multicastgroups.
	UsestheIPoE/PPPoEmodeforthemulticastservices.
	SupportstheIPv6Snoopingmulticastservice,supportstheMLDv1information,MLDv2queryinformationandMLDv2reportinformation.
VLAN	SupportstheEEE802.1QVLANstandard.
	Supportsjoiningthe802.1QVLANinthetag/untagmode.
	Supportsupto4095VLANs.
Wire-speedforwardingSupports	Layer2/Layer3wire-speedforwarding.
Layer3features	SupportstheIPv4/v6dualstack.
	SupportsobtainingnetworkparameterssuchastheuserIPaddress,subnetmask andDNSintheDHCPmode.SupportsreportingthephysicallocationoftheEthernet interfacebasedonDHCPOption82.
	SupportsobtaininguserIPaddressesinthePPPoEmode,andsupportsthePPPoE +functionforpreciseidentificationofusers.
	Supportsstaticroutinganddefaulttrouting.
	SupportsDDNS,NAT,portforwardingandDMZ.
	SupportsARP,UPnP,ALG,PortalandQoS.
Voice	SupportstheprotocolsH.248andSIP.
	SupportsthespeechencodingmodessuchasG.711,G.729,G.723.1andG.722.
	Providesaphonenumberforeachconnectedtelephoneset.
	SupportssimultaneouscallandconversationoftwoPOTSsubscribers.
	Supportsstaticanddynamicjitterbuffer.
	SupportsDTMFdetection.
	SupportsRFC2833fortransmitting/receivingDTMF.
	SupportsRTP/RTCP(RFC3550).
WLAN	Supports802.11b,802.11g,802.11n,802.11b/gandhybridmodeforthe2.4GHz frequencyband.
	SupportsfourSSIDstodifferentiatenetworks.
	Supports13workingchannelsinthe2.4GHzfrequencyband.
	Supportsautomaticselectionandmanualconfigurationofchannels.
	SupportsOpenSystem,Sharedkey,WPA,WPA2,WPA-PSK,WPA2-PSKandWPS authentication.
	SupportstheWEP,TKIP,AESandAES/TKIPencryption.
	SupportstheWPSnegotiationencryptionalgorithmmandkey.
	Supportsadjustmentofthetransmitpower,whichisconfiguredinformof percentage.Tenoptionsareprovided:20%,40%,60%,80%,100%,120%,140%, 160%,180%and200%.Othervaluesarenotsupported.
USB	ComplaintwiththeUSB1.1/USB2.0standard.
	Supportsplug-and-playandhotinsertionoftheUSBstoragedevice.
	SupportsstoragedevicessuchastheUSBHUBandmassstorage.
	SupportsprovidingtheFTPserviceontheUSB.
Security	Supportsthefirewall.
	Supportspacketfiltering.
	SupportsfilteringMACaddresses.
	SupportsfilteringURLaddresses.
	Supportsprotectionagainstillegalmessage(DoS,ARP)attacks;supports suppressionofbroadcaststorms.
	SupportsconfiguringtheHTTPSsafechannel.
	SupportsconfiguringACLrulesfortheONT.
	Supportsremotecontrol.
Management and maintenance	Supportslocalserviceconfiguration,queryandsoftwareupgradebasedontheWeb page.
	SupportsmanagementoftheOMCIconfigurationandqueries.
	SupportsdeliveringtheXMLconfigurationfileviatheOMCI,alarmreporting,alarm synchronizationandperformancestatistics.
	Supportsautomaticprovisioningofservices,equipmentmanagementandsoftwareupgraderemotelybasedonOMCI/TR-069.
	SupportsqueryoftheONTopticalmoduleinformation.
	SupportsTYPEBprotection.
QoS	ProvidesabundantQoSfunctions;supportsglobalconfigurationofqueuepriorities andflexiblemappingof802.1pvaluesinpackets.
	SupportstheACLfunctiontomatchtrafficbasedontheACLrules.
	Supportsthreequeueschedulingmodes(PQ,WRRandPQ+WRR);supportsconfiguringtheweightofthequeuesunderscheduling,soastoguaranteethequality ofhigh-QoSservicessuchasvoiceandvideointhemulti-servicescenario.

2.4.4 Technical Specifications

SeeTable2-10forthetechnicalspecificationsoftheHG6244C.

Table2-10 Technical Specifications of the HG6244C

ClassificationItem		Description
Mechanical parameters	Dimensions	42mm×211mm×154mm(H×W×D)
	Wallmountinghole distance	142mm
	WeightAbout411g
Powersupply parameter	DCDC12V/1.5A
Powerconsumption parameters	Staticpowerconsumption	8.5W
	Maximumpower consumption	11W
Environment parameters	Operatingtemperature	-5°Cto45°C
	Storagetemperature	-40°Cto70°C
	Environmentalhumidity10%	to90%(nocondensation)

3WebConfigurationGuide

The following introduces the Web GUIs for the administrator users of the HG6244C, including the parameter meanings and operation methods.

Note:

ConfiguretheONTontheOLTusingtheaccessnetworkmanagement system.PleaserefertotherelevantOLTconfigurationguide.

√ LoggingintoWebConfigurationGUILocally

Status

Network

Security

Application

Management

3.1 Logging into Web Configuration GUI Locally

The following discusses how to log into the ONTWebGUI locally and introduces the configuration GUI layout.

Prerequisites

◆TheONThasbeenconnectedwiththecomputercorrectly.
◆Theusercomputerisstartednormally.
◆TheONTisstartednormally.

PressdowntheONTpowerbutton.IfthepowerindicatorLEDisON,theONT ispoweredonnormally.

PlanningData

Beforesettinguptheconfigurationenvironment, preparethedataasshownin Table3-1.

Table3-1 PlanningDataforLoggingintotheWebGUILocally

Item	Description
Usernameand password	Factorydefaultvalue:◆Administrator►Username:admin►Password:admin◆Commonuser►Username:user►Password:user1234Note:Someoperatorshavecustomizedusernameandpassword, sothatthedefaultusernameandpasswordmaybedifferentfrom theonesmentionedabove.Inthiscase,asklocaloperatorforthe administratorinformation.Forcommonusers,pleaserefertotheUserGuideattachedtothedeviceorthelabelatthebottomofthe device.Note:Thepassworddiscasesensitive.
ManagementIP addressandsubnet maskoftheONT	Factorydefaultvalue:◆IPaddress:192.168.1.1◆Subnetmask:255.255.255.0Note:SomeoperatorsrequirecustomizedmanagementIP address,sothatthedefaultmanagementIPaddressmaybe differentfromtheonementionedabove.Inthiscase,pleaserefertotheUserGuideattachedtothedeviceorthelabelatthebottom ofthedevice.
TheIPaddressand thesubnetmaskof theusercomputer	◆SetthisitemtoobtainingIPaddressautomatically(recommended) basedonDHCP.◆SetthisitemtostaticIPaddress,whichshouldbeinthesame networksegmentwiththemannagementIPaddressoftheONT.►IPaddress:192.168.1.X(Xisadecimalintegerbetween2and 253)►Subnetmask:255.255.255.0

OperationProcedure

1. SettheIPaddressandthesubnetmaskofthecomputer.

TheoperationsontheWindows7operatingsystemareasfollows:

a) IntheWindowstaskbar, selectStart → ControlPanelandclick NetworkandSharingCenter.

b) ClickLocalAreaConnectiontobringuptheLocalArea ConnectionStatusdialogbox, andclickProperties.

c) IntheLocalAreaConnectionPropertiesdialogboxthatappears, double-clickInternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4).

d) IntheInternetProtocolVersion4(TCP/IPv4) Propertiesdialogbox thatappears, settheIPaddressandsubnetmaskofthecomputer. (SeeTable3-1forthedetailedvalues).

e) ClicktheOKbuttontosavetheconfiguration.

TheoperationsontheWindowsXPoperatingsystemareasfollows:

a) IntheWindowstaskbar, selectStart → ControlPanel. Double-click NetworkConnectiontoenterthenetworkconnectionwindow.

b) Right-click Local Connection and select Properties from the shortcut menutobringuptheLocalConnectionPropertiesdialogbox.

c) Double-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). In the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box that appears, set the Paddress and subnet mask of the computer. (See Table 3-1 for the detailed values).

d) ClicktheOKbuttontosavetheconfiguration.

2.Enterhttp://192.168.1.1(defaultmanagementIPaddressoftheONT)inthebrowseraddressbarofthecomputer,andpresstheEnterkeytobringuptheuserlogindialogbox.
3.Entertheadministratorusernameandpasswordinthelogindialogbox.Access theWebGUIafterthepassworddisauthenticated.

Caution:

Thesystemwilllogoutautomaticallyifnooperationisperformedinfive minutes.

WebConfigurationGUILayout

TheWebconfigurationGUIcomprisesthreeparts,asshowninFigure3-1.

◆ Navigationbar.Clickthelinktoenterthecorrespondingconfiguration managementpage.
◆ Linkbar.Clickthelinktoenterthesub-pageforcorrespondingconfiguration management.

◆Configurationmanagementarea.Displaysthecontentsoftheselected navigationbarandlinkbar.

(1)Navigationbar(2)Linkbar(3)Configurationmanagementarea

Figure3-1WebConfigurationGUI

Note:

Thescreenshotsprovidedhereareforreferenceonly,andtheactual WebGUIsfortheequipmentshallprevail.

The configuration GUI for the administrator is different from that for common users:

◆The administratorcanviewandconfigureallthenodeitemsintheWebGUI.
◆Thecommonuserscanviewandconfigureonlypartofthenodeitems. The followingliststhekeynodesavailableforcommonusers. Theconfiguration itemsactuallyavailableintheWebGUIforcommonusersshallprevail.

TheStatustab.

▶ User Account and Device Reboot in the Management tab.

3.2Status

The following introduces how to view basic information about the ONT, including the device information, WAN sidestatus, LAN sidestatus, optical power status and voice status, etc.

3.2.1 DeviceInformation

Select Status in the navigation bar, and select Device Information→Device Informationintheleftlinkbartoviewtheinformationsuchasthesoftwareversion, hardwareversion,devicemodelanddevicedescription.SeeFigure3-2.

Figure3-2DeviceInformation

3.2.2 Wireless Network Status

Viewtheinformationaboutthewirelessnetwork,suchasnetworkmode,frequency channel,SSID,countofwirelesspackets,andlistofWi-Ficlients.

3.2.2.1 Wireless Network Status

Select Status in the navigation bar, and then select Wireless Status→Wireless Statusintheleftlinkbartoviewtheinformationofthewirelessnetwork,suchas networkmode,band,SSIDandwirelesspacketstatistics,asshowninFigure3-3.

Figure3-3WirelessNetworkStatus

3.2.2.2Wi-FiUserList

Select Status in the navigation bar, and then select Wireless Status→WIFI Clients ListintheleftlinkbartoviewthelistofclientendsconnectedtotheONTwireless network,asshowninFigure3-4.

Figure3-4WIFIUserList

3.2.3WANSideStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar and select Wan Status→Wan Status in the left linkbartoviewtheinformationsuchasthestatus,IPobtainingmode,IPaddress andsubnetmaskoftheWANinterface.SeeFigure3-5.

Figure3-5WANSideStatus

3.2.4 LANSideStatus

CheckthestatusinformationabouttheLANinterfaceandtheDHCPclientend.

3.2.4.1 LANSideStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar and select Lan Status→Lan Status in the left linkbartoviewtheinformationsuchastheIPaddress,subnetmaskoftheLANside. SeeFigure3-6.

Figure3-6LANSideStatus

3.2.4.2DHCPUserList

Select Status in the navigation bar and select Lan Status→DHCP Clients List in the left linkbart view the information about the DHCP client ends such as the IP address, MACaddressandhiredtime. See Figure 3-7.

Figure3-7DHCPUUserList

3.2.5 Optical Power Status

Select Status in the navigation bar and select Optical Info→Optical Info in the left linkbartoviewtheopticalmoduleinformationsuchastheTxopticalpower,Rx opticalpowerandworkingtemperature.SeeFigure3-8.

On this page, you can query state of optical power.
Optical Info
Transmitted Power	2.49 dBm
Received Power	-12.50 dBm
Operating Temperature	34.69 ℃
Supply Voltage	3.40 V
Bias Current	12.90 mA

Figure3-8OpticalPowerStatus

3.2.6VoiceStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar and select VoIP Status→VoIP Status in the left linkbartoviewtheinformationsuchastheportstateandthetelephonenumber. SeeFigure3-9.

Figure3-9VoiceStatus

3.3Network

The following introduces how to configure the LAN, broadband, DHCP server, authentication and voice configuration in the WebGUI.

3.3.1WLANSettings

ThissectionintroduceshowtoconfigureWi-FicontrolandWPSaswellasbasic andadvancedparametersofthewirelessnetworkontheWebpage.

3.3.1.1 BasicParameters

Configure the parameters of the 2.4G wireless networks such as the switch, network mode, domain, frequency bandwidth and frequency channel.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select Wlan Settings→Basic in the leftlinkbartoopenthebasicsettingpageforthe2.4Gwirelessaccessservice, asshowninFigure3-10.

Figure3-10BasicParametersoftheWirelessNetwork

1. Configurethebasicparametersofthe2.4Gwirelessnetwork.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-2.

2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-2BasicParametersofthe2.4GWirelessNetwork

Item	Description
RadioON/OFF	EnablesordisabletheWLANservice.RADIOON:thewirelessnetworkis enabled;RADIOOFF:thewirelessnetworkisdisabled.
NetworkMode	Themodesupportedbythewirelessnetwork.Theoptionsinclude802.11b, 802.11g,802.11b/g,802.11nand802.11b/g/n.Thedefaultsettingis802.11b/g/n.
Domain	Selectyourregion.
Frequency Bandwidth	Thewidthofwirelessband.Theoptionsinclude20MHz/40MHz,20MHz and40MHz.
Frequency (Channel)	Thechannelusedforcommunicationbetweenthewirelessaccesspoint andthewirelessstation.TheoptionsincludesAutoSelectandChannel1 toChannel13.ThedefaultsettingisAutoSelect.
GuardInterval	The wireless protection interval. The options includeShortandLong. The defaultsettingisShort.

3.3.1.2 AdvancedConfiguration

Configure the parameters of the 2.4G wireless network, such as the SSID, password, security mode and algorithm.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar, and then select Wlan Settings→ Advancedintheleftlinkbartoopentheadadvancedsettingpageforthe2.4G wirelessaccessservice,asshowninFigure3-11.

Figure3-11 AdvancedSettingsoftheWirelessNetwork

1. Configuretheparametersofthe2.4Gwirelessnetwork,suchastheSSID, password,securitymodeandalgorithm.Fordetailsoftheparameters,see Table3-3.

2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-3AdvancedSettingParametersofWirelessNetwork

Item	Description
SSIDChoice	SelecttheSSID.Thevaluerangeis1to4.
Enable/Disable	EnablesordisablesthecorrespondingSSID.
SSIDName	Thewirelessnetworkname,usedtoidentifydifferentwirelessnetworks.
Hidden	SelectwhethertohidetheSSID.WhentheSSIDishidden,thewireless terminalcannotdetectthewirelesssignalsunlesstheSSIDisentered.
SecurityMode	Theauthenticationmodeforthewirelessterminalrequiringaccesstothe wirelessnetwork.TheoptionsincludeOPEN,SHARED,WEPAUTO,WPA-PSK,WPA2-PSKandWPAPSKWPA2PSK.◆OPEN:Unencrypted.Anyterminalcanaccessthewirelessnetwork;therefore,thesecuritycannotbeguaranteed.Thismodeisnot advisable.◆SHARED:ThismodeisbasedontheWEPencryptionprotocol,where thesamekeyisconfiguredforthewirelessaccessclientend and equipmentsidetoprovidethesamesecuritylevelasthewiredLAN.Itis atraditionalWLANsecurityprotocol.◆WEPAUTO:BothOPENWEPandSHAREDWEParesupported.◆WPA-PSK:ThismodeisbasedontheWLANsecurityprotocol,where a keyispre-configuredforthewirelessaccessclientend.Theequipment sideauthenticatesthelegalityofthewirelessaccessclientendkeyby the4-wayhandshakekeyagreementprotocol.Thisprovidesasaferand moreconfidentialwirelessnetworkservicethanWEP.◆WPA2-PSK:WPA2isthesecondeditionofWPA.◆WPAPSKWPA2PSK:theauthenticationmodecombiningWPAand WPA2.
WPA Algorithms	TheencryptionalgorithmsincludeTKIP,AESand TKIPAES.	Thisitemshouldbe configuredifthe authenticationmode isWPA-PSK,WPA2-PSKor WPAPSKW-PA2PSK.
PassPhrase	EntertheSSIDkey.
EncryptType	SelecttoenableordisabletheWEPencryptionwhenthenetwork authenticationmodeisOPEN.
DefaultKey	SelectKey1toKey4;thatis,selectoneofthefour configurednetworkkeys.	Thisitemshouldbe configuredwhenthe authenticationmode isOPENandthe WEPencryptionis enabledorthe authenticationmode isSHAREDor WEPAUTO.
WEPKey1to WEPKey4	Enterthekeyvalueandselectthekeyvaluetype.At leastentertheitemselectedinDefaultKey.◆IfASCIIisselected,youshouldenterakeyvalue containing5to13characters.◆IfHexisselected,youshouldentera hexadecimalfigurecontaining10to26 characters.

Note:

PressingtheApplybuttonwillvalidateasingleSSIDchoice

configurationitem.IfyoudonotclickApplyaftermodifyingtheSSID1

setting, themodificationwillnottakeeffect.

If the SSID1 setting is modified, the factory default wireless network account will be invalid.

If you forget the customized wireless network account, restore the factory default account by pressing down the Reset button form more than 5 seconds.

3.3.1.3Wi-FiControl

Configureparametersofthe2.4Gwirelessnetwork,suchasWi-Fipowerand numberofWIFIconnections.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar, and then select Wlan Settings→WIFI ControlintheleftlinkbartoopentheWIFIcontrolsettingpageforthe2.4G wirelessaccessservice,asshowninFigure3-12.

Figure3-12WIFIControl

1. Configureparametersofthe2.4Gwirelessnetwork,suchasWIFIpowerand numberofWIFIconnections.Fordetailsoftheparameters,seeTable3-4.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-4ParametersofWIFIControl

Item	Description
WIFIPowerControl	Thetransmitpowerofthewirelesssignal.Alargervalue indicatesawidersignalcoverage.
NumberofWIFI Connections	ThemaximumnumberofclientendssupportedbytheSSIDs.

3.3.1.4WPSSConfiguration

WPScanautomaticallysetthewirelessnetworkname(SSID)andwireless encryptionkeyfortheHG6244CandclientendsupportingtheWi-Fiservice.You needonlytopressdowntheWPSbuttonorenterthePINtoachievesafe connection.Sinceyouneednotrememberthelongencryptionkey,youarefreeof thetroublecausedbyforgettingthepassword.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select Wlan Settings WPS in the leftlinkbartoopentheWPSsettingspage,asshowninFigure3-13.

Figure3-13WPSCustomuration

1. SelectwhetheronenabletheWPSfunction. TheoptionsincludeEnableandDisable.

2. SelecttheWPSconnectionmodeasrequired.

▶ Select Please input PIN code., and enter the PIN code of the client end in thePINtextbox.ThenclickConnect.
Select Please turn on the button of the equipment and press down the WPSbuttonontheONT.ThenpressdowntheWPSbuttonortheWPS softwarekeyontheclientend.

1. Wait until the connection is completed.

3.3.2 LAN Settings

ConfigurethemanagementIPaddressandsubnetmaskattheLANside.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select LAN Settings→LAN Settings intheleftlinkbartoopentheLANsettingspage,asshowninFigure3-14.

Figure3-14LANSettings

1. ConfigurethemanagementIPaddressandsubnetmaskattheLANside.See Table3-5fortheparameterdescription.

2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-5ParametersofLANSettings

ItemDescription
GatewayIP address	ThemanagementIPaddressattheLANsideoftheONT. Thedefaultvalue is192.168.1.1.
SubnetMask	ThesubnetmaskoftheONTfortheLAN. Thedefaultvalueis255.255. 255.0.
IPv6/Prefix	TheIPv6gatewayaddress,includingaprefixof64bits. Thedefaultvalue isfe80::1/64.
ManagedFlag	SelectwhetherodistributetheIPv6addressbasedonDHCP. Thedefault valueisDisable.
OtherConfig Flag	SelectwhetherodistributetheIPv6DNSinformationbasedonDHCP. The defaultvalueisEnable.
MaxRAinterval	Themaximumintervalforannouncingthegatewayinformation. Thedefault valueis10.
MinRAinterval	Theminimumintervalforannouncingthegatewayinformation. Thedefault valueis5.
DNSsource	ThesourceoftheDNSdistributedtoPC,includingWANconnection,ONTproxyandstaticconfiguration.ThedefaultvalueisWANconnection.
Prefixmode	ThesourceoftheprefixinformationdistributedtoPC,includingWANconnectionandstaticconfiguration.ThedefaultvalueisWANconnection.
EnableDHCP6S	SetswhethertoenabletheDHCPv6server.ThisitemshouldbeselectedifManagedFlagorOtherConfigFlagisselected;otherwisetheIPaddressorDNSinformationcannotbedistributed.Enabledbydefault.
StartIPv6Address	ThestartingaddressIDoftheaddresspoolfordistributionofDHCPv6IPaddresses.Thedefaultvalueis0:0:0:2.
EndIPv6Address	TheendingaddressIDoftheaddresspoolfordistributionofDHCPv6IPaddresses.Thedefaultvalueis0:0:0:255.

3.3.3 Broadband Settings

SelectdifferentWANconnectionsfordifferentnetworkenvironment,orconfigure correspondingparametersfortheselectedWANconnection.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select BroadBand Settings→InternetSettingsintheleftlinkbartoopentheInternetsettingspage,as showninFigure3-15.

WAN List
WAN Name	VID/Priority	WAN IP Mode
INTERNET_R_VID_100	100/1	DHCP	☐
Service Type	INTERNET
Connection Type	Route
VLAN ID	100	* (1-4094)
Priority	1	* (0-7)
NAT	Enable
DNS Relay	Enable
MTU	1500	* (1280-1500)
LAN Binding	LAN 1 ☑ LAN 2 ☑ LAN 3 ☐ LAN 4 ☐
2.4G SSID Binding	SSID 1 ☑ SSID 2 ☐ SSID 3 ☐ SSID 4 ☐
5G SSID Binding	SSID 1 ☐ SSID 2 ☐ SSID 3 ☐ SSID 4 ☐
IP Mode	IPv4
WAN IP Mode	DHCP
DHCP Mode
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
Primary DNS Server
Secondary DNS Server

Figure3-15InternetSettings

1. ConfigureparametersrelevanttotheInternetattheWANside.Table3-6 introducestheparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-6 Parameters for Internet Settings

Item	Description
ServiceType	SelecttheWANportservicetype.◆TR069:thisconnectionisonlyapplicableforTR069.◆INTERNET:thisconnectionisonlyapplicableforInternetaccess.◆TR069_INTERNET:thisconnectionisapplicableforbothTR069andInternetaccess.◆VOIP:thisconnectionisonlyapplicableforvoiceapplication.◆VOIP_INTERNET:thisconnectionisapplicableforvoiceandInternetaccess.◆OTHER:otherconnections.
ConnectionType	SelecttheconnectiontypeoftheWANport.◆Bridge:theLayer2bridgeconnectionmode.ThisconnectionmodecanbeusedwhentheservicetypeissettoINTERNET,IPTVorOTHER.◆Route:theLayer3routerconnectionmode.ThisconnectionmodecanbeusedwhentheservicetypeissettoINTERNET,IPTVorOTHER.
VLANID	SetstheVLANIDoftheWANconnection.Thevaluerangesfrom1to4094.TheVLANIDvaluehereshouldbeconsistentwiththatontheusersideoftheOLT.
PrioritySetsthepriorityoftheVLAN.Thevaluerangesfrom0to7.
NATEnablesordisable	estheNATfunction.	◆UsersneedtoconfigurethisitemwhentheservicetypeissettoTR069_INTERNETorVOIP_INTERNET.◆UsersneedtoconfigurethisitemwhentheservicetypeissettoINTERNETorOTHERandtheconnectiontypeissettoRoute.
DNSRelayEnablesordisable	disabletheDNSrelayfunction.
MTU	Enterthemaximumtransmissionunit.Itisadvisedtousethedefaultvalue.
LANBindingSelectthe	LANporttobeboundwiththeWANport.
2.4GSSIDBinding	Selectthewireless2.4GSSIDtobeboundwiththeWANport.
IPMode	TheoptionsincludeIPv4&IPv6,IPv4andIPv6.	◆UsersneedtoconfigurethisitemwhentheservicetypeissettoTR069_INTERNETorVOIP_INTERNET.◆UsersneedtoconfigurethisitemwhentheservicetypeissettoINTERNETorOTHERandtheconnectiontypeissettoRoute.
WANIPMode	SetstheIPaddressobtainingmodeattheWANsideoftheONT.TheoptionsincludeDHCP,staticandPPPoE.◆DHCP:ObtainingthelPaddressdynamically.◆Static:SettingthelPaddressinastaticmode.◆PPPoE:PPPoEdialingmode.	Thisitemshouldbesetifthe connectiontypeisRoute.
UserName	EntertheusernameprovidedbyISP.	Thisitemshouldbesetifthe WANIPModeissettoPPPoE.
Password	EnterthepasswordprovidedbyISP.
OperationMode	SetsthePPPoEconnectionmode.Thedefaultsettingis "KeepAlive".
IPAddress	EnterthestaticIPaddressattheWANsideprovidedbyISP.	Thisitemshouldbesetwhen theIPModeissettoIPv4&IPv6orIPv4andthe WANIPModeissettostatic.
SubnetMask	EnterthesubnetmaskprovidedbyISP.
DefaultGatewayEnter	thedefaultgatewayprovidedbyISP.
PrimaryDNS Server	EntertheIPaddresssofttheactiveDNSserverprovidedby ISP.
SecondaryDNS Server	EntertheIPaddresssoftthestandbyDNSserverprovidedby ISP.
IPv6Address	EnterthestaticIPv6addressattheWANsideprovidedby ISP.	Thisitemshouldbesetwhen theIPModeissetto IPv4&IPv6orIPv6andthe WANIPModeissettostatic.
IPv6PrefixLength	EnterthestaticIPv6addressprefixlengththattheWANside providedbyISP.
DefaultGatewayEnter	thedefaultgatewayprovidedbyISP.
PrimaryDNS Server	EntertheIPaddresssofttheactiveDNSserverprovidedby ISP.
SecondaryDNS Server	EntertheIPaddresssoftthestandbyDNSserverprovidedby ISP.
IPv6Address Mode/IPv6Prefix Mode	SelecttheIPv6addressobtainingmode/prefixobtaining mode.	Thisitemshouldbesetwhen theIPModeissetto IPv4&IPv6orIPv6andthe WANIPModeissettoDHCP orPPPoE.

3.3.4DHCPServer

UsingtheDHCPfunction,theONTcandistributethenetworkparameters(suchasIPaddress,gatewayandDNSserverIPaddress)tothedevices(suchascomputer) withintheLAN.UserscanmanagetheIPaddressescollectivelyusingthisfunction.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar, and then select DHCP Server→DHCP ServicefromtheleftlinkbartoopentheDHCPserverconfigurationpage, as showninFigure3-16.

Figure3-16DHCPService

1. ConfiguretheDHCPserverparametersasrequired.Table3-7describesthe parameters.
2. ClickApplytosavetheconfigurationinformation. The configuration will take effectaftertheONTisrebooted.

Table3-7ParametersfortheDHCPServer

Item	Description
Type	EnablesordisabletheDHCPserver.◆Server:EnablestheDHCPserver.TheONTcandynamicallydistributelPaddressestouserterminals.◆Disable:TheuserterminalsconnectedtotheONTcannotobtaintheprivatenetworkIPaddressusingtheDHCP.
DHCPStartIP	ThestartingIPaddresssofthelPaddresspoolfortheactiveDHCPserver.	Note:TheIPaddresssetheshouldbeinthesamenetworksegmentwiththelPaddresssetinLANSettings;otherwise,theDHCPserverwillnotoperatenormally.
DHCPEndIP	TheendingIPaddresssofthelPaddresspoolfortheDHCPserver.
DHCPSubnetMaskThemaskoftheactiveDHCPserver.
DHCPPprimaryDNS	TheIPaddresssoftheactiveDNSserver.
DHCPSecondaryDNS	TheIPaddressofthestandbyDNSserver.
DHCPDefaultGateway	ThedefaultgatewayoftheactiveDHCPserver.
DHCPLeaseTime	TheleasetimeoftheIPaddresspooloftheDHCPserver.
Option60EnablesordisabletheOption60propertytoidentifytheuserterminal.
Option60startIP	ThestartingIPaddressofthenetworksegmentdistributedtotheOption60propertyterminalbytheDHCPserver.	ThisitemshouldbeconfiguredwhentheOption60fieldoftheDHCPserverisenabled.
Option60endIP	TheendingIPaddressofthenetworksegmentdistributedtotheOption60propertyterminalbytheDHCPserver.

3.3.5 AuthenticationSetting

Configure the parameters relevant to the ONT authentication mode, so that the ONT can pass the OLT authentication.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select Authentication→OLT AuthenticationintheleftlinkbartoopentheOLTauthenticationconfiguration page,asshowninFigure3-17.

Figure3-17OLTAuthentication

1. Configuretheparametersasrequired.Table 3-8 describestheparameters.

2. ClickApplytosavetheconfigurationinformation. The configuration will take effectaftertheONTisrebooted.

Table3-8ParametersforOLTAuthentication

Item	Description
LOIDSetstheLOIDusername. Thisitemisconfigurable		whentheONTusestheLOIDauthenticationmode.
LogicPasswordSetstheLOIDpassword.
PasswordAuth	SetstheauthenticationpasswordwhentheONTisauthenticatedbypassword.

3.3.6VoiceConfiguration

Thissectionintroduceshowtoconfigurethekeyparameters,basicparameters,advancedsettings,digitmapandtimelength,andcodingmodeforvoiceservicesintheWebpage.

3.3.6.1KeyParameters

Configure the parameters such as VoIP protocol type and VoIP port.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select VoIP Settings→Key ParametersfromthelinkbarontheleftsidetoopentheVoIPkeyparameter page,asshowninFigure3-18.

Figure3-18 KeyParametersforVoiceConfiguration

1. Configure the key VoIP parameters as required. Table 3-9 describes the parameters.

2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-9KeyParametersforVoiceService

Item	Description
VoIPProtocol	Thevoiceprotocoltype.TheoptionsincludeSIPandH.248.Thedefault settingisSIP.
Port	EnableordisabletheVoIPport.

3.3.6.2 Basic Parameters

ConfigurebasicVolPparameters.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select VoIP Settings→Basic from thelinkbarontheleftsidetoopentheVoIPbasicparameterconfigurationpage, asshowninFigure3-19.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select VoIP Settings→Advanced in the left link bartoopenthead advanced VoIP setting page, as shown in Figure 3-20.

Figure3-20AdvancedParametersforVoiceConfiguration

1. ConfiguretheadadvancedVoIPparametersasrequired.Table3-11describes theparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-11 Advanced Parameters for Voice Service

Item	Description
RFC2833PT Value	DefaultPTvalueinRFC2833.Thevaluesinclude0and96to127.
RFC2198PT Value	DefaultPTvalueinRFC2198.Thevaluesinclude0and96to127.
AliveTimes	Heartbeattimeouttimes.Thevaluerangesfrom1to120.
AliveInterval	Heartbeattimelength.Thevaluerangesfrom1to43200.
FaxMode	Thefaxmode.Theoptionsinclude"Transparent"and"T38".Thedefault settingis"Transparent".
ReversedPolarity	Enableordisablethereversedpolaritysignal.Thedefaultsettingis "Enable".
CharacterEscape Mode	Theoptionsinclude"Escape"and"NotEscape".Thedefaultsettingis "Escape".
DTMFMode	TheDTMFmode.Theoptionsinclude"Transparent"and"RFC2833".The defaultsettingis"Transparent".
Caller-IDHead Field	TheCallerIDdisplaymode.Theoptionsinclude"Fromdomain"and"P- assertedId".Thedefaultsettingis"P-assertedId".
KeepaliveModeEnableorDisabletheheartbeatmode.Thedefaultsettingis"Active".
LocalPort	Thenumberofthelocalport.Valuerange:1024to65535.Thedefault settingis5060.
EchoCancel	Enableordisabletheechosuppression.Thedefaultsettingis"Enable".
Silence Suppression	Enableordisablethesilencesuppression.ThedefaultsettingisDisable.
Call-waitingEnableordisablethecall-waitingfunction.ThedefaultsettingisDisable.
CallConference	Enableordisablethecallconference.ThedefaultsettingisDisable.
CallerIDMode	Theoptionsinclude"FSK"and"Disable".Thedefaultsettingis"FSK".
OutputGainOutputgain.	Thevaluerangesfrom-12to6.
InputGainInputgain.	Thevaluerangesfrom-12to6.

3.3.6.4 DigitmapandLength

ConfiguretheVolPtimelengthanddigitmapparametersincludingdigitmap matchingmode,SIPregistrationcycle,shorttimer,longtimer,startingtimerand longcalltimer,etc.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select VoIP Settings→Dial and Timeoutfromthelinkbarontheleftsidetoopenthedialandtimeout configurationpage,asshowninFigure3-21.

Figure3-21DigitmapandLength

1. ConfigureVoIPtimelengthparameters.Table3-12 describestheparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-12ParametersofDigitmapandLength

Item	Description
LogplotMode	Digitmapmatchingmode.TheoptionsincludeMaxandMin.Thedefault settingisMin.
RegistPeriod	TheSIPregistrationperiod.Thevaluerangesfrom120to65535(s).The defaultsettingis3600.
ShortDigitTimerTheshorttimer.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254(s).Thedefaultsettingis4.
LongDigitTimer	Thelongtimer.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254(s).Thedefaultsettingis 10.
StartDigitTimer	Thestartingtimer.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254(s).Thedefaultsettingis 60.
LongCallTime	Thetimerforlongcallwithoutresponse.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254 (s).Thedefaultsettingis60.
HangUpTime	Thehowlertonetimer.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254(s).Thedefault settingis60.
BusyTime	Thebusytonetimer.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254(s).Thedefaultsetting is40.
Retransmission Interval	Theintervalforretransmissionofregistrationinformation.Thevalueranges from1to3600(s).Thedefaultsettingis30.
AvalancheTimer	Theavalanchetimer.Thevaluerangesfrom1to254(s).Thedefault settingis30.
SlidingSpring Time	TheslidingspringtimeThevaluerangesfrom90to2500(ms)andshould bemultiplesof10.Thedefaultvaluerangesfrom90to600.

3.3.6.5Coding

Configurecodingpriorityforvoiceports. The parameters include priority, coding mode, RTPpacketization period, and soon.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select VoIP Settings→Coding from thelinkbarontheleftsidetoopenthecodingconfigurationpage,asshownin Figure3-22.

Figure3-22Coding

1. Configureparametersofvoiceports, includingpriority,codingmodeandRTP packetizationperiod,asshowninTable3-13.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-13CodingParameters

Item	Description
Mode	Thecodingmode.TheoptionsincludeG.711MuLaw,G.711ALaw,G.723.1,G.729andG.722.
Packetization Period	TheRTPpacketizationperiod.Thevaluerangesfrom10to60(ms).

3.4 Security

The following introduces how to configure the firewall, remote control, dynamic DoS and HTTPS in the WebGUI.

3.4.1 Firewall

Thefirewallconfigurationincludes

◆FirewallControl
◆IPv4Filtering
◆IPv6Filtering
◆URLFiltering
◆DHCPFiltering
◆Anti-portScan
◆ MACFiltering
◆IPv6MACFiltering

Enabling the firewall can prevent malicious access to the WAN port of the ONT.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→Firewall Control in the left link bartoopenthe firewallenabling page, asshownin Figure 3-23.

Figure3-23FirewallEnabling

1. SelecttoEnableorDisablethefirewallasrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.4.1.2IPFiltering

AlloworforbidtheincomingoroutgoingflowoftheIPpacketsthatcomplywiththe filteringconditions. Afterthefirewallisenabled, thepre-setruleswilltakeeffect.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→IPv4 Filtering in the leftlinkbar.ClickAddtoopenthefilteringrulelistconfigurationpage,asshown inFigure3-24.

Figure3-24IPv4Filtering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Table3-14describes theparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-14ParametersforIPAddressFiltering

Item	Description
FilterMode	Selectthefilteringmode.◆Whitelistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthe filteringruletablewillbeallowedtopass.◆Blacklistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthe filteringruletablewillnotbeallowedtopass.	Aftertheaforesaid operation,clicktheApplybuttontovalidate theconfiguration.
Direction	Setsthedirectionofthefilteringrule.◆LAN->WAN:uplinkdirection.◆WAN->LAN:downlinkdirection.
SrcIP	EnterthelPaddressattheLANsideifthedirectionisLAN->WAN.EnterthelPaddressattheWANsideifthedirectionisWAN->LAN.
SrcPort	TheportrangeofthesourceIPaddress.ThisitemisconfigurablewhentheProtocolissetto TCPorUDP.
DstIP	EnterthelPaddressattheWANsideifthedirectionisLAN->WAN.EnterthelPaddressattheLANsideifthedirectionisWAN->LAN.
DstPort	TheportrangeofthedestinationIPaddress.ThisitemisconfigurablewhentheProtocolis settoTCPorUDP.
Protocol	Protocoltype,includingTCP,UDP,ICMPandALL.

1. Configure the parameters relevant to filtering as required. Table 3-15 describes the parameters.

3. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-15ParametersofIPv6Filtering

Item	Description
Uplink	Selecttheuplinkfilteringmode.◆Whitelistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthefilteringruletablewillbeallowedtopass.◆Blacklistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthefilteringruletablewillnotbeallowedtopass.	Aftertheaforesaid operation,clicktheApplybuttontoto validate the configuration.
Downlink	Selectthedownlinkfilteringmode.◆Whitelistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthefilteringruletablewillbeallowedtopass.◆Blacklistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthefilteringruletablewillnotbeallowedtopass.
Direction	Setsthedirectionofthefilteringrule.◆LAN->WAN:uplinkdirection.◆WAN->LAN:downlinkdirection.
SrcIPv6	EntertheIPv6addressattheLANsideifthedirectionissettoLAN->WAN.EntertheIPv6addressattheWANsideifthedirectionissettoWAN->LAN.
SrcPort	TheportrangeofthesourceIPaddress.ThisitemisconfigurablewhentheProtocolissettoTCPorUDP.
DstIPv6	EntertheIPv6addressattheWANsideifthedirectionissettoLAN->WAN.EntertheIPv6addressattheLANsideifthedirectionissettoWAN->LAN.
DstPort	TheportrangeofthedestinationIPaddress.ThisitemisconfigurablewhentheProtocolissettoTCPorUDP.
Protocol	Protocoltype,includingTCP,UDP,ICMPandALL.

3.4.1.4URLFiltering

BysettingtheURLfilteringrules, userscanforbidorallowallthedatapacketssent toorreceivedfromacertainIPaddress. Afterthefirewallisenabled, thepre-set URLfilteringrulewilltakeeffect, andthedomainnamesthatmeetthefiltering conditionswillbefiltered.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→URL Filtering in the leftlinkbar, and then click Addto open the URL filtering table configuration page, as shown in Figure 3-26.

Figure3-26URLFiltering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Table3-16describes theparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-16ParametersforURLFilteringParameters

Item	Description
Enable	EnablesordisabletheURLfilteringfunction.	Aftersetting,clickApplybelowtotakeeffect.
URLBlacklist/Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklistmodesareconfiguredglobally,andcannotbeenabledsimultaneously.◆Whitelistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesdefinedinthefilteringruletablewillbeallowedtopass.◆Blacklistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesdefinedinthefilteringruletablewillnotbeallowedtopass.
URLAddress	TheURLaddressaccessedbyusers.
StartTime	Thestartingtimeofthefilteringrule.
EndTime	Theendingtimeofthefilteringrule.
Enable	Enablesordisablethisfilteringrule.TheoptionsincludeDisableand Enable.

3.4.1.5DHCPFiltering

ForbidorallowtheuserdeviceconfiguredwiththeMACaddresstoobtainanIP addressintheDHCPmodetopreventDOSattacks. Afterthefirewallisenabled, the pre-setruleswilltakeeffect.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→DHCP Filtering in the left link bar. Then click Add to open the DHCP Filtering Table configuration page, as shown in Figure 3-27.

Figure3-27DHCPFiltering

1. Configure the parameters relevant to filtering as required. Table 3-17 describes the parameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-17ParametersforDHCPFiltering

Item	Description
DHCPFiltering Enable	EnablesordisabletheDHCPfiltering.	Aftersetting,clickApplybelowto takeeffect.
DHCPFiltering Blacklist/ Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklist modesareglobalconfiguration,whichcannotbe enabledsimultaneously.◆Whitelistindicatesallowingthedeviceconfigured withtheMACaddresstoobtainthelPaddress usingtheDHCP.◆Blacklistindicatesforbiddingthedevice configuredwiththeMACaddresstoobtainthelP addressusingtheDHCP.
MACAddress	TheMACaddressoftheuserdevicesubjectttotheDHCPfilteringrule.

3.4.1.6 Anti-portScan

Enableordisabletheanti-portscanfunction.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→Anti Port Scan in the left link bartoopenthe anti-port scan page, asshownin Figure 3-28.

Figure3-28 Anti-port Scan

1. Select to Enable or Disable the anti-port scan function as required.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.4.1.7 MACAddressFiltering

OneuserdevicemayhavemultipleIPaddressesbutonlyoneMACaddress. The userdeviceaccessauthorityintheLANcanbecontrolledeffectivelybysetting the MACaddressfiltering. Afterthefirewallisenabled, thepre-setruleswilltakeeffect, andtheMACaddressesthatmeetthefilteringconditionswillbefiltered.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→MAC Filtering in theleftlinkbar, and thenclickAddtoopentheMACaddressfilteringtable configurationpage, asshowninFigure3-29.

Figure3-29MACFiltering

1. Configureparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Table3-18describesthe parameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-18ParametersforMACAddressFiltering

Item	Description
MACFiltering Enable	EnablesordisablestheMACaddressfiltering function.	Aftersetting,clickApplybelowto takeeffect.
MACFilteringBlacklist/Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklist modesareglobalconfiguration,whichcannot be enabledsimultaneously.◆Whitelistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwith therulesdefinedinthefilteringruletablewillbe allowedtopass.◆Blacklistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwith therulesdefinedinthefilteringruletablewillnot beallowedtopass.
MACAddress	TheMACaddressintheMACaddressfilteringrule.
StartTime	Thestartingtimeofthefilteringrule.
EndTime	Theendingtimeofthefilteringrule.
Enable	Enablesordisablethisfilteringrule.TheoptionsincludeDisableand Enable.

OneuserdevicemayhavemultipleIPv6addressesbutonlyoneMACaddress. The userdeviceaccessauthorityintheLANcanbecontrolledeffectivelybysettingthe MACaddressfiltering. Afterthefirewallisenabled, thepre-setruleswilltakeeffect, andtheMACaddressesthatmeetthefilteringconditionswillbefiltered.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→IPv6 MAC Filtering intheleftlinkbar, and thenclickAddtoopenthepageforconfiguringtheMAC addressfilteringtable, asshowninFigure3-30.

Figure3-30IPv6MacFiltering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Table3-19describes theparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-19ParametersforIPv6MACAddressFiltering

Item	Description
IPv6MAC FilteringEnable	EnablesordisablestheIPv6MACaddressfiltering function.	Aftersetting,clickApplybelowto takeeffect.
IPv6MAC Filtering Blacklist/Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklist modesareglobalconfiguration,whichcannot be enabledsimultaneously.◆Whitelistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwith therulesdefinedinthefilteringruletablewillbe allowedtopass.◆Blacklistindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwith therulesdefinedinthefilteringruletablewillnot beallowedtopass.
MACAddress	TheIPv6MACaddressinthelPv6MACaddress filteringrule.
StartTime	Thestartingtimeofthefilteringrule.
EndTime	Theendingtimeofthefilteringrule.
Enable	Enablesordisablethisfilteringrule.TheoptionsincludeDisableand Enable.

3.4.2 RemoteControl

Enableordisabletheremoteaccesscontrol.Iftheremotecontrolisdisabled,the PCsintheInternetcannotaccesstheWebGUIoftheONTusingtheIPaddresses attheWANside;ifenabled,thePCsintheInternetcanaccesstheWebGUI.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Remote Control→Remote Controlintheleftlinkbartoopentheremotecontrolconfigurationpage, as showninFigure3-31.

Figure3-31RemoteControl

1. EnableorDisabletheremoteaccesscontrolasrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.4.3 DynamicDoS

TheDoSattackexhauststheresourceoftargetcomputerusingmassivevirtual informationflow,sothattheattackedcomputerhastohandlethevirtualinformation withallstrength,whichinfluencesthehandlingofnormalinformationflow.TheONT providestheprotectionagainsttheDoSattack.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select DDOS→DDOS in the left link bartoopentheanti-DoSattackconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-32.

Figure3-32DynamicDoS

1. Select to Enable or Disable the anti-dos attack function as required.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.4.4 HTTPS

TheONTprovidestheHTTPSfunction.TheHTTPSistheHTTPchannelfor security.ItisbuiltontheSSL+HTTPprotocol,whichcanperformencryption transmissionandidentityauthentication.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select HTTPS→HTTPS in the left link bartoopentheHTTPSfunctionconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-33.

Figure3-33HTTPS

1. SelecttoEnableorDisabletheHTTPSfunctionasrequired.

Caution:

AfterenablingtheHTTPSfunction,logintotheWebGUI.Theprotocol typeinURLshouldbehttpsandthemanagementIPaddresssshouldbe addedwiththeportnumber4433,e.g.https://192.168.1.1:4433.

1. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.5Application

The following introduces how to configure the DDNS, port forwarding, NAT, UPnP, DMZ and network diagnosis in the WebGUI.

3.5.1DDNS

TheDDNSservertransformsthedynamicIPaddressattheWANsideoftheONT intoastaticdomainname.UsersfromInternetcaneasilyaccessthegatewayusing thisdomainname.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select DDNS→DDNS Settings in the left link bartoopenthe DDNS configuration page, as shown in Figure 3-34.

Figure3-34DDNSSettings

1. ConfigureparametersrelevanttoDDNSaccordingtotherequirement.

Table3-20describestheparameters.

1. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-20ParametersforDDNSSettings

Item	Description
Username	TheusernameallocatedbytheDDNSprovider.
Password	ThepasswordallocatedbytheDDNSprovider.
Host	ThedomainnameallocatedbytheDDNSprovider.
WANInterfaceNameofthecreatedWANconnection.
DDNSProvider	TheDDNSserviceprovider.UserscanselectthepresetDDNSproviderorselectOtherecustomizetheproviderandsetthedomainname,serverIPaddress,protocoltypeandURL.

3.5.2 PortForwarding

TheportforwardingcancreatethemappingbetweentheWANportIPaddress/commonportnumberandtheLANserverIPaddress/privateportnumber.Inthis way,alltheaccessestoacertainserviceportatthisWANportwillbere-directedto thecorrespondingportoftheserverinthedesignatedLAN.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select Port Forwarding→Port Forwardingintheleftlinkbar.ClickAddtoopentheportforwarding configurationpage,asshowninFigure3-35.

Figure3-35PortForwarding

1. Configureparametersrelevanttoportforwardingaccordingtotherequirement. Table3-21 describestheparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-21ParametersforPortForwarding

ItemDescription
WAN	ThecorrespondingWANconnectionboundwiththeportforwardingrule.
Description	Theportforwardingrulename.
PublicPort	TherangeofportsforExtranetdatapackets.lfonlyoneportexists, enterthesameportnumber.
IP	ThelPaddressoftheLANvirtualserverforportforwarding.
PrivatePort	TherangeoftheLANportforportforwarding.Ifonlyoneportexists, enterthesameportnumber.
Protocol	Theprotocolusedfortheporttoforwarddatapackets,includingALL, TCPandUDP.
EnableEnablesordisablestherule.

3.5.3NAT

NATallowstheconversionbetweenintranetIPaddressesandpublicnetworkIP addresses.NATconvertsagreatnumberofintranetIPaddressesintooneora smallnumberofpublicnetworkIPaddresses,soastosavetheresourceofpublic networkIPaddresses.

TheNATconfigurationbelowcantakeeffectonlywhentheNATfunction is enabled in Network→BroadBand Settings→Internet Settings.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select NAT→NAT in the left link bar.ClickAddtoopentheNATrulelistconfigurationpage,asshownin Figure3-36.

Figure3-36NAT

1. Configurerelevantparametersaccordingtotherequirement.Table3-22 describestheparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-22ParametersforNATConfiguration

Item	Description
WAN	ThecorrespondingWANconnectionboundwiththeNATrule.
Description	NATrulename.
RuleType	SelecttheNATconversionmode.ItisadvisabletoselectOne-to-Oneor Many-to-One.
LocalStartIP	ThestartingIPaddressofintranet.
LocalEndIP	TheendingIPaddressofintranet.
PublicStartIP	ThestartingIPaddressofthepublicnetwork.
PublicEndIP	TheendingIPaddressofthepublicnetwork.

3.5.4UPnP

TheUPnPsupportstheplugandplayfunctionandtheautomaticdiscoveryfunction ofmultiplenetworkdevices.WhenUPnPisenabled,thedevicesthatsupports UPnPcanbeaddedintothenetworkdynamically.Inthisway,anexternalcomputer canaccesstheresourceontheinternalcomputerwhennecessary.Forexample,whensomeapplicationsoftwarearerunningonaPC,theportmappingtablewillbe generatedontheONTautomaticallyusingtheUPnPprotocol,sothattheoperation canbespedup.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select UPNP→UPNP in the left linkbartoopentheUPnPconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-37.

Figure3-37UPnP

1. SelecttoEnableorDisabletheUPnPfunctionasrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.5.5DMZ

WhentheONTisworkingintheroutingmode, usersshouldenabletheDMZ functionifahostattheWANsideneedstoaccessacertainhostattheLANside. TheONTwillforwardalltheIPpacketsfromtheWANtothedesignatedDMZhost.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select DMZ→DMZ in the left link bartoopentheDMZconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-38.

Figure3-38DMZ

1. Configurerelevantparametersaccordingtotherequirement.Table3-23 describestheparameters.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-23ParametersforDMZConfiguration

Item	Description
DMZEnable	EnablesordisablestheDMZfunction.TheoptionsincludeEnable, DisableandAuto.IfEnableisselected,theDMZhostIPaddresssshould beset.IfAutoisselected,theDMZhostusesthefirstIPaddress allocatedbyDHCP.
DMZHostIPThehostIP	PaddresssoftheDMZ.

3.5.6 NetworkDiagnosis

TheONTprovidestwonetworkdiagnosistools.

◆ Pingtest: Testwhethertherouterisnormallyconnectedwiththetargethostor anotherdevice.
◆ Traceroutetest: Checktheroutingconditionfromtheroutertothetargethost.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select Diagnosis→Diagnosis in the left link bartoopenthenetworkdiagnosis page, asshownin.

Figure3-39NetworkDiagnosis

2.EnterthedestinationIPaddressstobetestedintheDestinationAddressbox, and click Ping or Traceroute to test. The test result will be displayed in the lowertextbox.

3.6 Management

The following introduces how to perform account management, device management and log management in the WebGUI.

3.6.1 AccountManagement

Accountmanagementincludesuseraccountmanagementandmaintenance accountmanagement.

3.6.1.1 UserAccountManagement

Userscanaddordeleteacommonuseraccountormodifythepasswordofa commonuseraccount.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Account Management→UserAccountfromtheleftlinkbartoopentheuseraccountmanagement page,asshowninFigure3-40.

Figure3-40UserAccountManagement

1. Addordeleteacommonuseraccountormodifythepasswordofacommon useraccountsrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.6.1.2 MaintenanceAccountManagement

Userscanmodifytheusernameandpasswordofthecurrentaccount.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Account Management→MaintenanceAccountfromtheleftlinkbartoopenthemaintenanceaccount managementpage,asshowninFigure3-41.

Figure3-41 MaintenanceAccountManagement

1. Modify the username and password of the current accounts required.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.6.2 Device Management

The ONT provides multiple device management functions such as restorings some of the configuration data, local upgrade, configuration backup, FTP server, device reboot, and NTP time calibration.

3.6.2.1 RestoringtheConfigurationData

RestorefactorysettingsoftheONT,includingusernameandpasswordforWeb login,SSIDandpasswordforwirelessnetwork,etc.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→Restorefromtheleftlinkbartoopentheconfigurationrestoringpage,as showninFigure3-42.

Figure3-42RestoringtheConfigurationData

1. Click Restore and then click OK in the alert box that appears. Wait until the configurationdataarecompletelyrestored.

3.6.2.2 Local Upgrade

SelectthelocalfileandupgradetheONTsoftware.Duringupgrade,donotpoweroffthedeviceorperformotheroperationstoppreventdamagetothedevice.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→LocalUpgradefromtheleftlinkbartoopenthelocalupgradepage,asshown inFigure3-43.

Figure3-43LocalUpgrade

1. ClickBrowse.Inthedialogboxthatappears,selectthedevicesoftware versiontobeupgradedandclickOpentougradetheONTsoftwareversion.
2. Whentheupgradesucceeds, thepagewillpromptfordevicerebooting. Click "Reboot". Afterrebooting, thedevicewillbeupgradedtothenewversion.

Note:

Aftertheupgrade, userscanviewtheSoftwareVersioninthedevice informationpagetocheckwhetherthecurrentversioniscorrect.

3.6.2.3ConfigurationBackup

BackupandsavetheONTconfigurationfilesforrestoringtheconfigurationdata lateron.Beforebackup,enabletheFTPtoolinthecomputer.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→ConfigBackupfromtheleftlinkbartoopentheconfigurationbackuppage,as showninFigure3-44.

Figure3-44ConfigurationBackup

1. Configureparametersrelevanttofilebackup.Table3-24describesthe parameters.
2. ClickApplytosavetheconfigurationbackupfile.

Table3-24ParametersforConfigurationBackup

Item	Description
UsernameTheFTPusername.
Password	TheFTPpassword.
LocalhostIPLocalIPaddress.
FileName	TheexistingfilenameintheONT.

3.6.2.4 FTP Server

With the FTP server function of the ON tenabled, users can access the ONT resources via the FTP client end on the PC.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→FTP ServerfromtheleftlinkbartoopentheFTPserverconfigurationpage, as showninFigure3-45.

Figure3-45 FTPServer

1. EnableordisabletheFTPserverfunctionaccordingtotherequirement.Select Enable and then enter the Username and Password for connection with the FTPserver.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.6.2.5DeviceReboot

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→DeviceRebootfromtheleftlinkbartoopenthedevicerebootpage,asshown inFigure3-46.

Figure3-46DeviceReboot

1. Click Reboot and click OK in the alert box that appears and wait for the device toreboot.

Caution:

Savetheconfiguringdatabeforererebootingthedevicetopreventlossof theconfigurationdata.

Afterthedeviceisrebooted,youneedtowaitforabouttwominutestore-logintotheWebGUIofthedevice.

3.6.2.6 NTPTimeCalibration

UserscanobtaintheprecisetimebyconnectingtheONTtoaNTPserver.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→NTP CheckTimefromtheleftlinkbartoopentheNTPchecktimepage,asshown inFigure3-47.

Figure3-47NTPTimeCalibration

1. ConfigureparametersrelevanttotheNTPtimecalibration.Table3-25 describestheparameters.
2. ClickCheckTimetosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-25ParametersforNTPTimeCalibration

Item	Description
EnableNTP CheckTime	SelectwhethertoenabletheNTPtimecalibrationfunction.
Seconds	Setsthetimeintervalforsynchronizationwiththetimeserver.
FirstNTPServerEnterthelPaddressoftheactiveNTPserver.
SecondNTP Server	EnterthelPaddressofthestandbyNTPserver.
TimeZone	Selectthetimezoneaccordingtothelocationofthedevice.
CurrentTime	WhenNTPCheckTimeisenabled,timewillbecalibratedaccordingtothe equipmentlocation,andthelocaltimewillbedisplayed.WhenNTPCheckTimeisdisabled,thesysteminitialtime(1970-01-01)or thepreviouscalibratedtimewillbedisplayed.
BindingWAN Connections	SelecttheWANconnectiontypefortimecalibration.

3.6.3 LogManagement

The LogfilesrecordkeyoperationsandactionsontheONT.Userscanviewthe informationsavedinlogasneeded.

Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Log→Log from the left link bar to opentheloginformationpage,asshowninFigure3-48.

Figure3-48Log

4HandlingCommonProblems

The following introduces how to handle common problems encountered equipment operation and servicetest.

PowerStatusIndicatorLEExtinguished

RegisterStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished

OpticalSignalStatusIndicatorLEDBlinking

EthernetInterfaceStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished

FailingtoAccessLocalWebLoginGUIandFailingtoPing192.168.1.1

FailingtoAccessInternetUsingtheLANPort

√ MeasuredInternetAccessRateLowerorHigherThanTheStandardValue

ConnectiontoIPTVFailed

IPTVPictureSuspended

TestofVoiceServiceFailed

4.1 PowerStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Checkwhetherthemainssupplyisnormal.
2. Check whether the power adapter match the device.
3. Checkwhetherthepowerbuttonispresseddown.
4. Checkwhetherthepowercableconnectionisnormal.

4.2RegisterStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Checkwhetherthedevicepowersupplyisnormal.
2. Checkwhethertheopticalfiberconnectionisnormal.
3. Check whether the ON has obtained the ISP authorization.
4. Checkwhethertheopticalinterfaceisnormal;ifnot,replacethedevice.

4.3OpticalSignalStatusIndicatorLEDBlinking

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Checkwhethertheopticalfiberisdamaged.
2. Checkwhethertheopticalfiberisconnectedtothecorrectinterface.
3. CheckwhethertheRxopticalpoweroftheONT(measuredwiththeoptical powermeter)isbelowspecifications.
4. Check whether the ONToptical module is aged or damaged.
5. Check whether the local device is faulty.

4.4 Ethernet Interface Status Indicator LED Extinguished

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Checkwhetherthenetworkcableisdamagedorconnectedincorrectly.
2. Checkwhetherthecolor-codingschemeofthenetworkcableisincorrect;ifso, replaceitwithastandardCAT-5twistedpairnetworkcable.
3. Check whether thenetwork cable length exceeds the allowed range (100m).

4.5 FailingtoAccessLocalWebLoginGUland FailingtoPing192.168.1.1

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. CheckwhethertheLANportindicatorLEDisON;ifnot,replacethenetwork cable.
2. CheckwhetherthecomputerissetwithafixedIPaddressinthenetwork segmentof192.168.1.x.

4.6 FailingtoAccessInternetUsingtheLANPort

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Check whether the computer is set with a fixed IP address. If yes, modify the configurations that the computer can obtain an IP address automatically. Then retry the connection.
2. If the computer is obtaining IP addresses automatically, check whether the computer has obtained an IP address in thenetwork segment of 192.168.x.x.
3. Contact the personnel in the network management center to check whether the WAN is connected correctly and bound with the LAN port.

4.7 Measured Internet Access Rate Lower or Higher Than The Standard Value

Contact the personnel in the network management center to check whether the bandwidth profile is configured correctly and bound to the ONT.

4.8ConnectiontolPTVFailed

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Check whether the STB is connected to the ONT port correctly and configured with IPTV account number and password correctly.
2. ContactthenetworkmanagementcentertocheckwhethertheIPTVservice workorderhasbeendelivered.
3. CheckwhethertheONTconnectionportistheserviceportboundwiththeIPTVworkorder.

4.9IPTVPictureSuspended

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Check whether the quality of thenetwork cable connecting the STB (SetTopBox) issatisfactory.
2. ContactthenetworkmanagementcentertocheckwhethertheIPTVserviceis boundwiththeratelimitingprofilecorrectly.
3. Replacethe STB.

4.10 TestofVoiceServiceFailed

Handle the problem according to the procedures below:

1. Checkwhetheryoucanhearthecurrenttonewhenyougooff-hook;ifno, checkwhetherthephonecableisconnectedcorrectly.
2. Checkwhetheryoucanhearthedialtonewhenyougooff-hook;ifno,contact thenetworkmanagementcentertocheckwhetherthevoiceserviceworkorder hasbeendeliveredcorrectlyandwhethertheuplinkdevicehasdeliveredthe configurationdatatothevoiceserviceportoftheONT.
3. LogintotheONTtocheckwhetherithasobtainedanIPaddressforvoice service.
4. Contact the soft switch platform to check whether the voice encoded data have been configured.

5StandardsandProtocols

ClassificationStandardNumberTitle
GPON	ITU-TG.984.1	Gigabit-capablepassiveopticalnetworks(GPON):General characteristics
	ITU-TG.984.2	Gigabit-capablePassiveOpticalNetworks(GPON):PhysicalMedia Dependent(PMD)layerspecification
	ITU-TG.984.3	Gigabit-capablePassiveOpticalNetworks(G-PON):Transmission convergencelayerspecification
	ITU-TG.984.4	Gigabit-capablepassiveopticalnetworks(G-PON):ONT managementandcontrolinterfacespecification
Ethernet	IEEE802-2001	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanAreaNetworks:Overview andArchitecture
	IEEE802.1D-2004	IEEEStandardforLocalandmetropolitanareanetworks:Media AccessControl(MAC)Bridges
	IEEE802.1Q-2005	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanAreaNetworks-Virtual BridgedLocalAreaNetworks-Amendment4:ProviderBridges
	IEEE802.1ad	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanAreaNetworks-Virtual BridgedLocalAreaNetworks-Amendment4:ProviderBridges
	IEEE802.1x-2004	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanAreaNetworksPort-Based NetworkAccessControl
	IEEE802.1ag-2007	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanAreaNetworksVirtual BridgedLocalAreaNetworksAmendment5:ConnectivityFault Management
	IEEE802.3-2005	IEEEStandardforInformationtechnology-Telecommunicationsand informationexchangebetweensystems-Localandmetropolitanarea networks-SpecificrequirementsPart3:CarrierSenseMultiple AccesswithCollisionDetection(CSMA/CD)AccessMethodand PhysicalLayerSpecifications
	IEEE802.3z	GigabitEthernetStandard
	IEEE802.1p	Trafficclassexpeditinganddynamicmulticastfiltering.Describes importantmethodsforprovidingQoSatMAClevel
	TR-101	MigrationtoEthernet-BasedBroadbandAggregation
	TR-143	EnablingNetworkThroughputPerformanceTestsandStatistical Monitoring
VoIP	ITU-TG.711	Pulsecodemodulation(PCM)ofvoicefrequencies
	ITU-TG.711.1	WidebandembeddedextensionforG.711pulsecodemodulation
	ITU-TG.722	7kHzaudio-codingwithin64kbit/s
	ITU-TG.723.1	Dualratespeechcoderformultimediacommunicationstransmittingat 5.3and6.3kbit/s
	ITU-TG.729	Codingofspeechchat8kbit/susingconjugate-structurealgebraic-code-excitedlinearprediction(CS-ACELP)
	ITU-TG.729.1	G.729basedEmbeddedVariablebit-ratecoder:An8-32kbit/sscalablewidebandcoderbitstreaminteroperablewithG.729
	ITU-TG.165EchoCancellers
	ITU-TG.168	Digitalnetworkechocancellers
Multicast	IETFRFC2236	InternetGroupManagementProtocol,Version2
	IETFRFC3376	InternetGroupManagementProtocol,Version3
	IETFRFC4541	ConsiderationsforInternetGroupManagementProtocol(IGMP)and MulticastListenerDiscovery(MLD)SnoopingSwitches
Time	IETFRFC1305	NetworkTimeProtocol(Version3)Specification,Implementation and Analysis
	IETFRFC2030	SimpleNetworkTimeProtocol(SNTP)Version4forIPv4,IPv6and OSI
EMC	EN300386	ElectromagneticcompatibilityandRadiospectrumMatters(ERM);Telecommunicationnetworkequipment;Electromagnetic Compatibility(EMC)requirements
	CISPR22(EN55022)	Informationtechnologyequipment-Radiodisturbancecharacteristics -Limitsandmethodsofmeasurement
	CISPR24(EN55024)	Informationtechnologyequipment-Immunitycharacteristics-Limits andmethodsofmeasurement
OtherTR-069		CPEWANManagementProtocol

AppendixAAbbreviations

ONT	OpticalNetworkTerminal
FTTH	FiberToTheHome
GPON	Gigabit-capablePassiveOptical Network
ODN	OpticalDistributionNetwork
OLT	OpticalLineTermination
DBA	DynamicBandwidthAllocation
XML	ExtensibleMarkupLanguage
GEM	GPONEncapsulationMode
ATM	AsynchronousTransferMode
OAM	Operation,AdministrationAnd Maintenance

FECForwardErrorCorrection

TDMA	TimeDivisionMultipleAccess
PLOAM	PhysicalLayerOperations,AdministrationandMaintenance
OMCI	ONUManagementandControlInterface

T-CONTTransmissionContainer

NSR	NetworkSecurityRecorder
AES	AdvancedEncryptionStandard

MACMediumAccessControl

IGMP	InternetGroupManagementProtocol
VLAN	VirtualLocalAreaNetwork
QoS	QualityofService

ACLAccessControlList

WRR	WeightedRoundRobin
DHCP	DynamicHostConfigurationProtocol
PPPoE	PointtoPointProtocoloverEthernet
NATNetworkAddressTranslation
DMZ	DemilitarizedZone

ARP	AddressResolutionProtocol
UPnP	UniversalPlugandPlay
DoSDenialofService
DDoSDistributedDenialofService
URL	UniformResourceLocator
HTTPS	HyperTextTransferProtocoloverSecureSocketLayer
CATVCableAntennaTelevision
CoSClassofService
SIPSessionInitiationProtocol
VoIPVoiceoverInternetProtocol
RTP	Real-timeTransportProtocol
IGD_WLAN_SSID	ServiceSetIdentifier
WAN	WideAreaNetwork
LAN	LocalAreaNetwork
WLAN	WirelessLocalAreaNetworks
MTUMaximumTransmissionUnit
PPPoE	PointtoPointProtocoloverEthernet
DTMF	DualToneMultiFrequency
VPN	VirtualPrivateNetwork
DDNS	DynamicDomainNameServer
FTPFileTransferProtocol
ADSL	AsymmetricDigitalSubscriberLine
BRAS	BroadbandRemoteAccessServer
BSCBaseStationController
CDRCallDetailRecord
CPE	CustomerPremiseEquipment
DSL	DigitalSubscriberLine
DSLAM	DigitalSubscriberLineAccessMultiplexer
EFM	EthernetintheFirstMile
EMC	ElectroMagneticCompatibility
EPON	EthernetPassiveOpticalNetwork
EPRS	EthernetRingProtectionSwitching

FDB ForwardingDatabase

FolPFaxoverIP

FTTA FiberToTheAntenna

FTTB FiberToTheBuilding

FTTCFiberToTheCurb

FTTDp FiberToTheDistributionPoint

FTTM FiberToTheMobile

FTTOFiberToTheOffice

GUI GraphicalUserInterface

HG HomeGateway

IntegratedServicesDigital

Network

ICMP InternetControlMessageProtocol

IMS IPMultimediaSubsystem

IP InternetProtocol

LACP LinkAggregationControlProtocol

LAN LocalAreaNetwork

MDU Multi-DwellingUnit

MGC MediaGatewayController

MGCP MediaGatewayControlProtocol

MLD MulticastListenerDiscover

MoIPModemoverIP

MTBF MeanTimeBetweenFailure

MSANMulti-ServiceAccessNetwork

MSTP MultipleSpanningTreeProtocol

NGNNextGenerationNetwork

OLT OpticalLineTermination

OSPF OpenShortestPathFirst

OpticalTimeDomain

Reflectometer

PON PassiveOpticalNetwork

POTS PlainOldTelephoneService

ppm partspermillion

PRI PrimaryRateInterface

PSTN PublicSwitchedTelephone

Network

QinQ 802.1Q-in-802.1Q

RIP	RoutingInformationProtocol
RNCRadioNetworkController
RSTP	RapidSpanningTreeProtocol
RSSI	ReceivedSignalStrengthIndication
SBAStaticBandwidthAllocation
SBU	SingleBusinessUnit
SCB	SingleCopyBroadcast
SDH	SynchronousDigitalHierarchy
SFU	SingleFamilyUnit
SHDSL	Single-pairHighbitrateDigitalSubscriberLine
SNIServiceNodeInterface
SNMP	SimpleNetworkManagementProtocol
SP	StrictPriority
STB	SetTopBox
STM	SynchronousTransportModule
STP	Straight-ThroughProcessing
SSHSecureShell
TCPTransmissionControlProtocol
TDM	TimeDivisionMultiplex
TG	TrunkGateway
TOD	TimeofDay
ToS	TypeofService
UDP	UserDatagramProtocol
UNI	User-NetworkInterface
VDN	VideoDistributionNetwork
VDSL	VeryHighSpeedDigitalSubscriberLine
WDM	WavelengthDivisionMultiplexing

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