HG6143D - Router FiberHome - Free user manual and instructions

Type de produit	Router
Brand	FiberHome
Model	HG6143D
Dimensions (approx.)	200 x 150 x 30 mm
Weight (approx.)	300 g
Power Supply	DC 12V, 1A
WiFi Standards	IEEE 802.11 b/g/n (2.4 GHz) and ac (5 GHz)
Frequency Bands	Dual-band (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz)
Max Data Rate	Up to 1200 Mbps (2.4GHz 300Mbps + 5GHz 867Mbps)
Ethernet Ports	4 x 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN, 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps WAN
USB Ports	None
Antennas	4 external antennas (fixed)
Firewall	SPI firewall, NAT, and MAC filtering
VPN Support	PPTP, L2TP, IPSec pass-through
Security Encryption	WPA/WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2-Enterprise
DHCP Server	Built-in
Quality of Service (QoS)	Supported
LED Indicators	Power, Internet, LAN, WiFi, WPS
Maintenance	Clean with dry soft cloth; avoid liquids
Safety Precautions	Keep away from water, heat sources, and ensure ventilation
Spare Parts Available	Power adapter
Repairability	User-replaceable power adapter; router not user-serviceable

Frequently Asked Questions - HG6143D FiberHome

How do I reset the FiberHome HG6143D to factory defaults?

Press and hold the Reset button on the back panel for about 10 seconds until the LEDs flash. The router will restart and restore factory settings.

What is the default IP address and login for the HG6143D?

The default IP address is 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1. Use username admin and password admin or as printed on the router label.

How to set up WiFi on the HG6143D?

Access the router's web interface, go to Wireless Settings, enable WiFi, set SSID and password. Use WPA2-PSK for security.

Can I use the HG6143D as a Wi-Fi extender?

The HG6143D supports WDS bridging or Repeater mode. Configure via the wireless settings menu.

What are the LED indications on the HG6143D?

Power: solid on when powered; Internet: solid when connected to internet; LAN: solid when device connected; WiFi: blinking when active; WPS: blinking during WPS pairing.

How to change the admin password on the HG6143D?

Log in to the router interface, go to System Tools > Password, enter the current and new password, save.

Does the HG6143D support IPv6?

Yes, the router supports IPv6 configuration under the network settings.

How to update the firmware on the HG6143D?

Download the latest firmware from FiberHome support, log into the router, go to System Tools > Firmware Upgrade, upload the file.

What to do if I forget the WiFi password?

Connect via Ethernet to the router, log in, and view the WiFi password under Wireless Settings. Alternatively, check the sticker on the router.

Is the FiberHome HG6143D compatible with fiber optic connections?

Yes, the HG6143D is a GPON ONT router designed for fiber optic broadband. Connect the fiber cable to the GPON port.

USER MANUAL HG6143D 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.Regularlycheckelectricalcables.Ifanyofthemis damaged,replaceitimmediately.
◆Usethepowersupplyadapterprovidedinthepackageonly.Usingother adaptersmaycauseequipmentdamageoroperationfailures.
◆ Installtheequipmentinawell-ventilatedenvironmentwithoutthightemperatureordirectsunlighttoprotecttheequipmentanditscomponentsfromoverheating,whichmayresultindamage.
◆ Cutoff the powersupply for the equipment in lightning weather and disconnect all the wires and cables (such as the power cable, network cable and phone cable) from the equipment, soastoprevent the equipment from being damaged by lightning.
◆Donotplacetheequipmentinawetordampenvironment.Waterseepagewill leadtoabnormaloperationoftheequipmentandshortcircuit,whichmaycause dangersandshouldbeprohibited.
◆ Donotlaythisequipmentonanunsteadybase.

Contents

Safety Precautions....I

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

2.1 Product Positioning....3
2.2 Product Specification ....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 5

2.4 Introduction to the HG6143D.... 6

2.4.1 Appearance....6
2.4.2 ProductCharacteristics....11
2.4.3 FunctionsandFeatures....12
2.4.4 Technical Specifications....17

3 Web Configuration Guide....18

3.1 Local Login to the Web Configuration GUI....19
3.2 Status....25

3.2.1 Device Information....26
3.2.2 Wireless Network Status 26
3.2.3WANSideStatus....28
3.2.4 LAN Side Status 29
3.2.5 Optical Power Status 30
3.2.6 Voice Status 30

3.3 Network....31

3.3.1 WLAN Settings 31
3.3.2 LAN Settings 39
3.3.3 Broadband Settings 41

3.3.4 DHCP Server....44
3.3.5 Authentication Settings 46
3.3.6 IPv6....47
3.3.7 VoiceConfiguration....48

3.4 Security 56

3.4.1 Firewall....56
3.4.2 RemoteControl....67
3.4.5 DynamicDoS....71
3.4.6 HTTPS....71

3.5 Application....72

3.5.1 VPN....72
3.5.2 DDNS....73
3.5.3 PortForwar ding....74
3.5.4 NAT....75
3.5.6 DMZ....77
3.5.7 NetworkDia gnosis....77

3.6 Management 79

3.6.1UserManagement....79
3.6.2 Device Management....81
3.6.3 Log Management....85

4 Handling Common Problems 87

4.1 Power Status Indicator LED Extinguished....88
4.2RegisterStatusIndicatorLEExtinguished....88
4.3 Optical Signal Status Indicator LED Blinking....88
4.4EthernetInterfaceStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished....88
4.5 FailingtoDetecttheONTUsingWi-Fi....89
4.6 FailingtoAccessLocalWebLoginGUIandFailingtoPing 192.168.1.1....89
4.7 FailingtoAccessInternetUsingtheLANPort.....89
4.8 Failing to Access Internet Using Wi-Fi 90
4.9MeasuredInternetAccessRateOutofNormalRange....90

4.10 Test of Voice Service Failed 90

5 Standards and Protocols....91

Appendix A Abbreviations 93

1DocumentationGuide

DocumentOrientation

HG6143D ProductMa nualintroducestheposition ing,features,functions and technicalspecifications oftheHG6143D aswe llasWebconfigurati onsand handlingofcommonp roblems,sothatreade rscanhaveanoverall ideaaboutthe HG6143D.

IntendedReaders

◆ Marketingpersonnel
◆Commissioningengineers
◆Operationandmaintenanceengineers

VersionInformation

VersionVersion	Information
AInitialversion

Content

ChapterSummary
ProductIntroduction	◆ProductPosit ioning◆ProductSpec ification◆InterfaceSpe cifications◆Introductiont otheHG6143D
WebConfigurationGuide	◆LocalLogintotheWebConfigurationGUI◆Status◆Network◆Security◆Application◆Management
HandlingCommonProblems	Introduceshowtohandlecommonproblemsencountered duringproductoperationsandservicetests,including abnormalstatusesofindicatorLEDs,failingtoaccessthe Internet,failureofvoiceservicetests,etc.
StandardsandProtocols	Internationalstandardsandcommunicationsprotocols

2ProductIntroduction

ProductPositioning
ProductSpecification
InterfaceSpecification s
IntroductiontotheHG61 43D

2.1 ProductPositioning

TheHG6143DisanFT TH-typeGPONoptical networkterminal.ltp providesusers withcommunicationan dentertainmentservic esintheformofdata, voice,videoand soon,tomeettheinteg ratedaccessdemand offamiliesandsmall- scaled enterprises.

The figure below show sthenetwork positioni ngoftheHG6143D.

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

2.2ProductSpecification

Thetables belowdesc ribetheinte rfacesand servicessu pportedby theHG614 3D, which can be referred to forON T configuration.

Table 2-1lis tsthe interfaces supported by the HG6143D.
Table 2-1 InterfacesSu pportedbyth eHG6 143D

ONTType	Ethernet Interface Quantity	POTSInterface Quantity	Wi-FilInterface Quantity	USBInterface Quantity	CATV interface Quantity
HG6143D	4(GE)	1	(2.4GHz,5GHz)1		-

Table2-2liststheservicetypessupportedbytheHG6143D.
Table2-2 ServiceType sSupportedbytheHG6143D

ONTType	InternetServiceMulticastServiceVoiceServiceWi-FiService
HG6143D
"√" indicates "supported"; "×" indicates "not supported".

ServiceReliability

TheHG6143DsupportsMTBFupto30000hours.

2.3InterfaceSpecifications

2.3.1 GPONInterface

Item	Specification
Standardcompliance	ITU-TG.984,ClassB+
Transmissionrate	Rx:2.5Gbit/s;Tx:1.25Gbit/s
Interfacemode	Single-mode
Interfacetype	SC/UPCorSC/APC
Maximumtransmission distance	20km
Centralwavelength	Tx:1310nm;Rx:1490nm
Opticalpower	Tx.:0.5dBm to5.0dBm;Rx:-8dBmto -27dBm
Extinctionratio	Higherthan10dB
Receivingsensitivity	-27dBm
Maximumoverloadoptical power	-8dBm

2.3.2 LANInterface

Item	Specification
Standardcompliance	IEEE802.3ab
Interfacetype	RJ-45
Interfacerate	10Mbit/s, 100Mbit/sor1000Mbit/s
Maximumtransmission distance	100m
Workingmode	Supportsfull-duplex/half-duplexandautonegotiationtorates 10/100/1000Mbit/s.
Specificationsofthe cableused	CAT-5unshieldedtwistedpair

2.3.3POTSInterface

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

2.3.4 Wi-FilInterface

Item	Specification
StandardcomplianceIEEE80	2.11a/b/g/n/ac
Operatingband	2.4GHz/5GHz
Specifications	FourSSIDsand13workingchannelsforthe2.4GHzband;fourSSIDsand20workingchannelsforthe5GHzband.Automatic rateadjustmentandlaunchedpoweradjustmentforboththe2.4GHzandthe5GHzbands.
Authenticationmode	OPEN,SHARED,WPA-PSK,WPA2-PSKandWPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK
Encryptionmode	WEP,TKIP,AESandTKIP/AES

2.3.5USBInterface

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

2.4 Introduction to the HG6143D

2.4.1 Appearance

Thissectiondescribes theappearanceoftheHG6143D,includingt heoveralllook,interfaces,buttons,an dindicatorLEDs.

Note:

Thepictureshereareonlyforreference.

Appearance

Theoverall lookoftheHG6143D isshowninFigure2-1.

Black fiber home electronic device with ventilation grille and antenna (no visible text or symbols on body)

Figure 2-1Overa IILookofthe HG6143D

InterfacesandButtons

Interfacesandbuttons oftheHG6143Darelocatedontherear,side andbottom panelsoftheequipme nt.Figure2-2,Figure2-3andFigure2-4show therearpanel, sidepanelandbottom panelrespectively.

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

Figure2-2 RearPaneloftheHG614 3D

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

Figure2-3 SidePanelof theHG614 3D

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

Figure 2-4 BottomPanelofth eHG6 143D

Table 2-3de scribesthe interfaces andbutton sonth eHG6143D.

Table 2-3 InterfacesandButtonsontheHG6143D

Interfaceand Button	Description	Function
Phone	TelephoneinterfaceConnectstothesubscriber'stelephone.
LAN1toLAN4	Ethernetport	Connectstothecomputer,IProuterorIPsettop box.
USB	USBHostinterface	ConnectstotheUSBinterfacestoragedevice.
PowerPowerinterface		Connectstothepoweradapter.
On/OffPowerswitch		Turnsonoroffthepowerfortheequipment.
ResetRebootbutton		Pressdownthebuttonfornomorethanfive secondstoreboottheequipment;pressitdown foralongertimetorestorethefactorysettings andreboottheequipment.
WLAN	WLANfunction button	Enables/disablestheWLANfunction.
WPSWPSfunctionbutton		Enables/disablesWLANdataencryption.
PONFiberinterface		Connectswiththeopticalfiberforuplinkaccess.

IndicatorLEDs

Indicator LEDs of the HG6143D are located on the front panel of the equipment.

Table 2-4 describes the indicator LEDs.

Table 2-4 IndicatorLED sontheHG 6143D

Indicator LED	Meaning	ColorStatus	Status	StatusDescription
Power	Powerstatus indicatorLED	Green	ON	Thedeviceispoweredon.
			OFF	Thedeviceisnotpoweredon.
PON	Registerstatus indicatorLED	Green	ONTheONThasbeenactivated.
			BlinkingTheONTisbeingactivated.
			OFF	ActivationoftheONTisnotyet started.
LOS	Opticalsignal statusindicator LED	Red	Blinking	Thedevicehasnotreceivedthe opticalsignal.
			OFF	Thedevicehasreceivedtheoptical signal.
Internet	Broadband statusindicator LED	GreenON		Connectiontothebroadband networkisnormal.

Table2-4IndicatorLED sontheHG6143D(Continued)

Indicator LED	Meaning	ColorStatus	StatusDescription
			Blinking
			OFF
WLAN1, WLAN2	2.4G/5Gwirelesssignal statusindicator LED	Green	ON
			Blinking
			OFF
WPS	WPSstatus indicatorLED	Green	ON
			Blinking
			OFF
USB	USBindicator LED	Green	ONTheUSBisconnected.
			OFFTheUSBisnotconnected.
LAN1to LAN4	Ethernet interfacestatus indicatorLED	Green	ON
			Blinking
			OFF
Phone	Phoneport statusindicator LED	Green	ON
			BlinkingService flowisfoundattheport.
			OFF

2.4.2 ProductCharacteristics

TheHG6143Dcanbe usedtogetherwiththe OLTequipmenttoma keupaGPON systemandprovideus erswithaccesstomult ipleservices.TheHG 6143Dhasthe followingcharacteristic s:

1. GPONAccessCapability

◆ ConformstoITU-TG.984seriesofstandards, withgoodinteroperability.
◆ Provideslarge-capacityGPONtransmissionbandwidth:supportsthedownlink rateupto2.5Gbit/sandtheuplinkrateupto1.25Gbit/s.
◆Supportsthedynamicbandwidthallocation(DBA)algorithm.
◆Supportslong-haultransmission. Themaximumtransmissiondistancecan reach20km.

2. AbundantServiceTypes

Provides abundant physical interfaces on the subscribers, to access multiple services such as Internet access, video, voice and home storage services.

3.Wi-FiWirelessAccess

◆ ProvidesWi-FiwirelessaccessbasedonIEEE802.11a/b/g/n/actohelpyou setupasafeandreliablewirelessnetwork.
◆CompatiblewithIEEE802.11a/b/g/n/acandauthenticatedbyWi-FiAlliance, withgoodcompatibilitywithotherWLANdevices.
◆ SupportseightSSIDs(fourforthe2.4GHzbandandanotherfourforthe5GHz band)sothatuserscansetdifferentwirelessnetworksasneeded.
◆Supportsmultipleauthenticationandencryptionmodestoprovideuserswithsafeandreliablewirelessaccessapproaches.

4. NetworkStorageandFileSharing

◆ ProvidesaUSBinterfaceforconnectionwiththeUSBinterfacestoragedevice toprovideconvenientnetworkstorageandfilesharingservice.
◆Supportsplug-and-playandhotinsertionoftheUSBinterface.

◆ Supports configuration of the USB function based on the Webpaget of facilitate file sharing in the family network.
◆SupportsnetworkstoragebasedonFTPtoprovidetheFTPclientandserverendfunctions.UserscandownloadfilesfromtheFTPserverinapublicnetworktotheUSBinterfacestoragedeviceoraccesstheUSBinterfacestoragedeviceontheONTviatheFTPclientendonthePC.

5. GatewayFunctions

◆ Servesashomegatewayandprovidesabundantandreliablegateway functions.
◆ FunctionsastheDHCPServertocaterforapplicationdemandsindifferent scenarios.
◆SupportsconfiguringprotectionagainstDoSattacks,filteringofMAC addresses,IPaddressesandURLaddresses,firewallandACLrulesto guaranteesafeoperationoftheequipment.

6. RemoteAutomaticServiceProvisioning, Maintenance and Management

◆ Supportsconfiguringtheuser-definedupgradepoliciesthroughthenetwork managementsystemsothattheequipmentcanbeupgradedautomatically afterbeingpoweredon.
◆SupportscollectingperformancedataoftheONTremotelyviathenetwork managementsystemtoenablereal-timemonitoringofthenetwork performance.
◆SupportsremotefaultisolationfortheONTviathenetworkmanagement system.Faultscanbeisolatedremotelyaccordingtothealarmsreportedto reducethemaintenancecost.

2.4.3 Functions and Features

Item		Description
GPON	GPONinterface specifications	CompliantwithstandardsITU-TG.984.1,G.984.2,G.984.3 andG.984.4.
		SupportsGEMencapsulation(EthernetoverGEMis supported,butATMencapsulationisnotsupported).
		TheGPONsystemadoptsthesingle-fiberbidirectional transmissionmechanism,usingtheTDMAmodewiththe wavelength1310nmintheuplinkdirection,andthebroadcast modewiththewavelength1490nminthedownlinkdirection.
		SupportsembeddedOAMmessages,PLOAMmessagesand OMCImessages.
		SupportsslicingofdatamessagesandOMCIProtocol messagesintheuplinkdirection.Messagesliceswithboth adaptivelengthandfixedlengtharesupported.
	GEMport	Supportsbearingthedownlinkbroadcastmessagesand unknownmulticastmessagesviathebroadcastGEMports.
		SupportsmappingfromGEMportstoT-CONTs.
		Supportsmultipleflowmappingmodes:
		SupportstheGEMportloopback.
	T-CONT	SupportstheT-CONTsofType1toType5.
		AT-CONTsupportsnolessthan64GEMports.
		SupportseightT-CONTs.
	DBA	SupportsDBAintheSRandNSRmodes.
		SupportsDBAPiggy-backDBRuMode0.
	FEC	Supportsbi-directionalFEC:downlinkFECdecodingand uplinkFECencoding.
		SupportsdownlinkFECperformanceestatistics.
	Encryption	Supportsencryptionforthedownlinkunicastdatachannel.
		SupportstheAES-128encryptionalgorithm.
		SupportsgenerationofthekeyandresponsetotheOLT's requestforkey.
		SupportsOMCIchannelencryption.
	Registration authentication	SupportstheONTregistrationprocessasspecifiedinITU-T.G.984.3.
		Supportsfourauthenticationmodes:SN,Password,SN+PasswordandLOID.
		SupportsperformanceestatisticsfortheEthernetinterface.
		SupportsperformanceestatisticsfortheGEMports.
Ethernet		ComplieswiththeIEEE802.3standard.
		SupportsconfiguringtheEthernetinterfacerate,working mode,andMDI/MDIXauto-negotiationmode.
		Supportsmanualconfigurationoftherate10/100/1000Mbit/s.
	Supportsmanualconfigurationofthehalfduplexorfullduplex mode.
	Supportsunlink/downlinkratecontrolbasedontheEthernet port,withthegranularityof64kbit/s.
	SupportsthePAUSEflowcontrol.
	Supportstheloopbackdetectionatthesubscriberside.
	Supportslearningupto1024MACaddresses.
	Supportsenabling/disablingtheMACaddresslearning functionglobally.
	SupportsremoteconfigurationoftheMACaddressaging time.Thevaluerangesbetween0sand300s.Thedefault valueis80s.
Multicast	SupportsthelGMPSnopingprotocol.
	SupportsIGMPv1/v2/v3.
	SupportsfilteringandforwardingofmulticastMACaddresses.
	Supportscontrollablemulticastanduncontrollablemulticast.
	Supportsfastleave.
	Supportstranslation,transparenttransmissionandstrippingof themulticastVLANtags.
	SupportsVLANtranslationfortheuplinkmulticastprotocol messages.
	Supportsfilteringthedownlinkmulticastmessages.
	SupportsbearingdownlinkmulticastserviceflowsandIGMP signalingmessagesviadifferentGEMports.
	SupportsconfigurationofthemulticastGEMports.
	SupportsauthenticationoftheGEMports.
	Supportsnolessthan256multicastgroups.
	SupportsthelPoE/PPPoEmodeformulticastservices.
	SupportsthelPv6Snoopingmulticastservice;supportsthe MLDv1message,MLDv2querymessageandMLDv2report message.
VLAN	SupportsthelEEE802.1QVLANstandard.
	Supportsaddingthe802.1QVLANIDinthetag/untagmode.
	Supportsupto4095VLANs.
Wire-speedforwardingSupportsLayer2/Layer3wire-speedforwarding.
Layer3featuresSupportsthelPv4/v6dualstack.
	SupportsobtainingnetworkparameterssuchastheuserIP address, subnetmaskandDNSintheDHCPmode.Supports reportingthephysicallocationoftheEthernetinterfacebased onDHCPOption82.
	SupportsobtaininguserIPaddressesinthePPPoEmode, andsupportsthePPPoE+functionforpreciseidentificationof users.
	Supportsstaticroutinganddefaulttrouting.
	SupportsDDNS,NAT,portforwardingandDMZ.
	SupportsARP,UPnP,ALG,PortalandQoS.
Voice	SupportstheprotocolsH.248andSIP.
	SupportsthespeechencodingmodessuchasG.711,G.729,G.723.1andG.722.
	Providesaphonenumberforeachconnectedtelephoneset.
	SupportssimultaneouscallandconversationoftwoPOTS subscribers.
	Supportsstaticanddynamicjitterbuffer.
	SupportsDTMFdetection.
	SupportsRFC2833fortransmitting/receivingDTMF.
	SupportsRTP/RTCP(RFC3550).
WLAN	Supports802.11b,802.11g,802.11n,802.11b/gandthehybrid modeforthe2.4GHzfrequencyband;supports802.11a,802.11n,802.11acandthehybridmodeforthe5GHzfrequency band.
	SupportstheMIMOprogramforthe2.4GHzand5GHz frequencybands.
	SupportseightSSIDs(fourforthe2.4GHzbandandanother fourforthe5GHzband)todifferentiatenetworks.
	Supports13workingchannelsinthe2.4GHzfrequencyband and20workingchannelsinthe5GHzfrequencyband.
	Supportsautomaticselectionandmanualconfigurationof channels.
	SupportsOpenSystem,Sharedkey,WPA,WPA2,WPA-PSK,WPA2-PSKandWPSauthentication.
	SupportstheWEP,TKIP,AESandAES/TKIPencryption.
	SupportstheWPSnegotiationencryptionalgorithmmandkey.Supportsadjustmentofthe transmitpower,whichis configuredinformofperce ntage.Tenoptionsarepro vided: 20%,40%,60%,80%,100 %.Othervaluesarenotsupp orted.
USB	ConformstotheUSB1.1/USB2.0standard.
	Supportsplug-and-playandhotinsertionoftheUSBstorage device.
	SupportsstoragedevicessuchastheUSBHUBandmass storage.
	SupportsprovidingtheFTPserviceontheUSB.
Security	Supportsthefirewall.
	Supportspacketfiltering.
	SupportsfilteringMACaddresses.
	SupportsfilteringURLaddresses.
	Supportsprotectionagainstillegalmessage(suchasDoSand ARP)attacks;supportssuppressionofbroadcaststorms.
	SupportsconfiguringtheHTTPSsafechannel.
	SupportsconfiguringACLrulesfortheONT.
	Supportsremotecontrol.
Managementand maintenance	Supportslocalserviceconfiguration,queryandsoftware upgradebasedontheWebpage.
	SupportsmanagementofOMCIconfigurationsandqueries.
	SupportsqueryoftheONTopticalmoduleinformation.
	SupportsTypeBprotection.
QoS	ProvidespowerfulQoSfunctions;supportsglobal configurationofqueueprioritiesandflexiblemappingof802. 1pvaluesofpackets.
	SupportstheACLfunctiontomatchtrafficsbasedontheACL rules.
	Supportsthreequeueschedulingmodes(PQ,WRRandPQ+WRR);supportsconfiguringtheweightofscheduledqueues toguaranteethequalityofhigh-QoSservicessuchasvoice andvideoinmulti-servicescenarios.

2.4.4 Technical Specifications

ClassificationItem		Specification
Mechanical parameters	Dimensions	36.8mm×204mm×149mm(H×W×D)
	Wallmountinghole distance	121mm
	WeightAbout339g
Powersupply parameters	DCDC12V/1.5A
Powerconsumption parameter	Staticpower consumption	7 W
	Maximumpower consumption	17 W
Environment parameters	Workingtemperature	-5°Cto45°C
	Storagetemperature	-40°Cto70°C
	Environmentalhumidity10%	to90%(nocondensation)

3WebConfigurationGuide

Thischapterintroduce stheWebGUIfortheHG6143Dadministrato r,includingthe parametermeaningsa ndoperationmethods.

Note:

ConfiguretheONTontheOLTviatheaccessnetworkmanagement system.Fordetails,pleaserefertotherelevantOLTconfigurationguide.

LocalLogintotheWebConfigurationGUI

Status

Network

Security

Application

Management

3.1 LocalLogintotheWebConfigurationGUI

ThissectionintroducesthelocallogintotheONT'sWebGUIandthelayoutofthe configurationGUI.

Prerequisites

◆TheONThisbeenconnectedtothecomputercorrectly.
◆Theusercomputerisstartednormally.
◆TheONTisstartednormally.
PressdowntheONT'spowerbutton.IfthepowerindicatorLEDisilluminated, theONTispoweredonnormally.

PlanningData

Beforesettinguptheconfigurationenvironment, preparethedataasshownin Table3-1.

Table3-1 PlanningDataforLocalLogintotheWebGUI

Item	Description
Usernameand password	Factorydefaultvalue:◆Administrator►Username:admin►Password:admin◆Commonuser►Username:user►Password:user1234Note:Someoperatorsrequirecustomizedusernameand password,sothatthedefaultusernameandpasswordmaybe differentfromtheonesmentionedabove.Inthiscase,pleaseask thelocaloperator(ifyouareanadministratoruser)orrefertothe UserGuideattachedtothedeviceorthelabelatthebottomofthe device(ifyouareacommonuser)fordetailedinformation.Note:Thepassworddiscasesensitive.
ManagementIP addressandsubnet maskoftheONT	Factorydefaultvalue:◆IPaddress:192.168.1.1◆Subnetmask:255.255.255.0Note:SomeoperatorsrequirecustomizedmanagementIP address,sothatthedefaultmanagementIPaddressmaybe differentfromtheonementionedabove.Inthiscase,pleaserefer totheUserGuideattachedtothedeviceorthelabelatthebottom ofthedevice.
IPaddressand subnetmaskofthe usercomputer	◆SetthisitemtoobtainingIPaddressautomaticallybasedonDHCP (recommended).◆SetthisitemtostaticIPaddress,whichshouldbeinthesame networksegmentwiththemannagementIPaddressoftheONT.►IPaddress:192.168.1.X(Xisadecimalintegerbetween2and 253)►Subnetmask:255.255.255.0

OperationProcedure

1. SettheIPaddressandthesubnetmaskofthecomputer.

TheoperationsintheWindows7operatingsystemareasfollows:

a) IntheWindowstaskbar, selectStart → ControlPanelandclick NetworkandSharingCenter.

b) ClickLocalAreaConnectiontobringuptheLocalArea ConnectionStatusdialogbox, andclickProperties.

c) In the LocalArea Connection Properties dialog box that appears, double-click Internet Protocol 4 (TCP/IPv4).

d) IntheInternetProtocol4(TCP/IPv4) Propertiesdialogbox that appears, set theIPaddress and subnetmask of the computer. For detailsoftheparameters, see Table3-1.

e) Click OK to save the configurations.

TheoperationsintheWindowsXPoperatingsystemareasfollows:

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

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 IP address and subnet mask of the computer. Ford detail sof the parameters, see Table3-1.

d) ClickOKtosavetheconfigurations.

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

Caution:

Thesystemwilllogoutautomaticallyifnouseroperationisdetectedin fiveminutes.

LayoutoftheWebConfigurationGUI

TheWebconfigurationGUIcomprisesthreeparts,asshowninFigure3-1.

◆ Navigationbar.Clickthelinktoaccessthecorrespondingconfiguration managementpage.
◆ Linkbar.Clickthelinktoaccessthesub-pageforcorrespondingconfiguration management.

◆Configurationmanagementarea.Displaystheitemsselectedinthenavigation barandlinkbar.

(1)Navigationbar(2)Linkbar(3)Configuration
managementarea

Figure3-1WebConfigurationGUI

Note:

Thescreenshotsprovidedhereareforreferenceonly,andtheactual WebGUIsfortheequipmentshallprevail.

The configuration GUIsfortheadadministratoraredifferentfromthoseforcommon users:

◆The administratorcanviewandconfigureallthenodeitemsintheWebGUI.
◆Thecommonuserscanviewandconfigureonlypartofthenodeitems.The followingliststhekeynodesavailableforcommonusers.Fordetailsofthe configurationitems,pleaserefertothepracticalGUIs.

TheStatustab.
▶ WlanSettingsintheNetworktab.
▶ User Account and Device Reboot in the Management tab.

3.2Status

ThissectionintroduceshowtoviewbasicinformationabouttheONT,includingthe deviceinformation,WANsidestatus,LANsidestatus,opticalpowerstatus,voice statusandwirelessnetworkstatus,etc.

3.2.1 DeviceInformation

Select Status in the navigation bar, and then select Device Information→Device Informationintheleftlinkbartoviewtheinformationsuchasthesoftwareversion, hardwareversion,devicemodelanddevicedescription,asshowninFigure3-2.

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.

Status » Wireless Status » Wireless Status

On this page, you can query state of wireless.

Wireless State

Radio On/Off	radio on
Network Mode	802.11 b/g/n
Frequency (Channel)	channel 9
SSID1 Name	fat_111	34:bf:90:74:49:68	Enable
SSID2 Name	HOMEFIBR44968_ssid2	72:bf:90:74:49:69	Disable
SSID3 Name	HOMEFIBR44968_ssid3	72:bf:90:74:49:6a	Disable
SSID4 Name	HOMEFIBR44968_ssid4	72:bf:90:74:49:6b	Disable

Wireless Packets Count

Received Packets Count	0
Received Bytes Count	0
Error Received Packets Count	0
Loss Received Packets Count	0
Sent Packets Count	0
Sent Bytes Count	0
Error Sent Packets Count	0
Loss Sent Packets Count	0

Figure3-3WirelessNetworkStatus

3.2.2.2Statusofthe5GWirelessNetwork

Select Status in the navigation bar, and then select Wireless Status→5G Wireless Statusintheleftlinkbartoviewtheinformationofthe5Gwirelessnetwork,suchas networkmode,band,SSIDandwirelesspacketstatistics,asshowninFigure3-4.

Figure3-4Statusofthe5GWirelessNetwork

3.2.2.3Wi-FiUserList

Select Status in the navigation bar, and then select Wireless Status→WIFI Clients ListintheleftlinkbartoviewthelistofclientendsconnectedtotheONTwireless network,asshowninFigure3-5.

Figure3-5WIFIUserList

3.2.3WANSideStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar, and then select Wan Status→Wan Status in the left linkbart view the informations such as the status, IP obtaining mode, IP address and subnet mask of the WAN interface, as shown in Figure 3-6.

WAN State
Index	State	Mode	IP Type	IP	Mask	DNS	VLAN/Priority	Connection Type
1	Up	INTERNET					501/0	Bridge
2	Down	INTERNET	DHCP				300/0	Route

Figure3-6WANSideStatus

3.2.4 LANSideStatus

CheckthestateinformationabouttheLANinterfaceandtheDHCPclientend.

3.2.4.1 LANSideStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar and select Lan Status→Lan Status in the left linkbartoviewtheinformationsuchastheIPaddressandsubnetmaskoftheLAN side,asshowninFigure3-7.

On this page, you can query the state of LAN interface.
LAN State
IP Address	192.168.1.1
LAN Mask	255.255.255.0

Figure3-7LANSideStatus

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, MAC address and leasetime, as shown in Figure 3-8.

Figure3-8DHCPUUserList

3.2.5OpticalPowerStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar and select Optical Info→Optical Info in the left linkbartoviewtheopticalmoduleinformationsuchastheTxopticalpower,Rx opticalpowerandworkingtemperature,asshowninFigure3-9.

Figure3-9OpticalPowerStatus

3.2.6VoiceStatus

Select Status in the navigation bar and select VoIP Status→VoIP Status in the left linkbartoviewtheinformationsuchastheportstatusandtelephonenumber,as showninFigure3-10.

Figure3-10VoiceStatus

3.3Network

ThissectionintroduceshowtomaketheWLAN, LAN, broadband, DHCPserver, authentication, IPv6andvoiceconfigurationsintheWebGUI.

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, asshowninFigure3-11.

Figure3-11BasicParametersoftheWirelessNetwork

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,asshowninFigure3-12.

Figure3-12AdvancedSettingsoftheWirelessNetwork

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,asshowninFigure3-13.

Figure3-13WIFIControl

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

Table3-4ParametersofWIFIControl

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

3.3.1.45GBasicParameters

Configure the parameters of the 5G 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→5G Basic in the left link bartoopenthe basic setting page for the 5G wireless access service, as shown in Figure 3-14.

Figure3-14BasicParametersofthe5GWirelessNetwork

1. Configurethebasicparametersofthe5Gwirelessnetwork.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-5.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-5BasicParametersofthe5GWirelessNetwork

Item	Description
RadioON/OFF	EnablesordisabletheWLANservice.RADIOON:thewirelessnetworkis enabled;RADIOOFF:thewirelessnetworkisdisabled.
NetworkMode	Themodesupportedbythewirelessnetwork.Theoptionsinclude802.11a, 802.11a/nand802.11a/n/ac.Thedefaultsettingis802.11a/n/ac.
Domain	Selectyourregion.
Frequency Bandwidth	Thewidthofwirelessband.Theoptionsinclude20MHz/40MHz,20MHz, 40MHzand80MHz.Thedefaultsettingis80MHz.
Frequency (Channel)	Thechannelusedforcommunicationbetweenthewirelessaccesspoint andthewirelessstation.ThedefaultsettingisAutoSelect.
GuardInterval	The wireless protection interval. The options includeShortandLong. The defaultsettingisShort.

3.3.1.55GAdvancedConfiguration

Configure the parameters of the 5G wireless network, such as the SSID, password, security mode and algorithm.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select Wlan Settings→5G Advancedintheleftlinkbartoopentheadadvancedsettingpageforthe5G wirelessaccessservice,asshowninFigure3-15.

Figure3-15AdvancedSettingsofthe5GWirelessNetwork

1. Configuretheparametersofthe5Gwirelessnetwork,suchastheSSID, password,securitymodeandalgorithm.Fordetailsoftheparameters,see Table3-3.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Note:

PressingtheApplybuttonwillvalidateasingleSSIDchoice configurationitem.IfyoudonotclickApplyaftermodifyingtheSSID1 setting,themodificationwillnottakeeffect.

If theSSID1 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 more than 5 seconds.

3.3.1.65GWi-FiControl

Configureparametersofthe5Gwirelessnetwork,suchasWi-Fipowerandnumber ofWIFIconnections.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select Wlan Settings→5G WIFI ControlintheleftlinkbartoopentheWIFIcontrolsettingpageforthe5G wirelessaccessservice,asshowninFigure3-16.

Figure3-165GWi-FiControl

1. Configuretheparametersofthe5Gwirelessnetwork,suchasWIFIpowerand quantityofconnectedclientends.Fordetailsoftheparameters,seeTable3-4.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.3.1.7WPSSConfiguration

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1. SelectNetworkinthe navigation barandsel ectWlan Settings→WPS inthe leftlinkbartoopentheWPSsettingspage,asshowninFigure3-17.

Figure3-17WPSSConfiguration

1. SelectwhethertoenabletheWPSfunction. 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.ThenpressdowntheWPSbuttonontheWPS softwarekeyontheclientend.

1. Wait until the connection is completed.

3.3.2 LAN Settings

ConfigurethemangementIPaddressandsubnetmaskattheLANside.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select LAN Settings→LAN Settings intheleftlinkbartoopentheLANsettingspage,asshowninFigure3-18.

Figure3-18LANSettings

1. ConfigurethemanagementIPaddressandsubnetmaskattheLANside. For detailsoftheparameters, seeTable3-6.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-6ParametersofLANSettings

ItemDescription
GatewayIPAddress	ThemanagementIPaddressattheLANsideoftheONT.Thedefault settingis192.168.1.1.
SubnetMask	ThesubnetmaskoftheONTfortheLAN.Thedefaultsettingis255.255.255.0.
IPv6/Prefix	TheIPv6gatewayaddress,includingaprefixof64bits.Thedefault valueisfe80::1/64.
ManagedFlag	SelectwhethertodistributetheIPv6addressesbasedonDHCP.The defaultsettingisDisable.
OtherConfigFlag	SelectwhethertodistributetheIPv6DNSinformationbasedon DHCP.ThedefaultsettingisEnable.
MaxRAinterval	Themaximumintervalforannouncingthegatewayinformation.The defaultvalueis10.
MinRAinterval	Theminimumintervalforannouncingthegatewayinformation.The defaultvalueis5.
DNSSource	ThesourceoftheDNSdistributedtothePC.TheoptionsincludeWANconnection,ONTproxyandstaticconfiguration.ThedefaultsettingisWANconnection.
PrefixMode	ThesourceoftheprefixinformationdistributedtothePC.TheoptionsincludeWANconnectionandstaticconfiguration.ThedefaultsettingisWANconnection.
EnableDHCP6S	SetswhethertoenabletheDHCPv6server.ThisitemshouldbeselectedifManagedFlagorOtherConfigFlagisselected;otherwisetheIPaddressorDNSinformationcannotbedistributed.Theserverisenabledbydefault.
StartIPv6Address	ThestartingaddressIDoftheaddresspoolfordistributionofDHCPv6IPaddresses.Thedefaultvalueis0:0:0:2.
EndIPv6Address	TheendingaddressIDoftheaddresspoolfordistributionofDHCPv6IPaddresses.Thedefaultvalueis0:0:0:255.

3.3.3 Broadband Settings

SelecttheWANconnectionsuitableforthenetworkenvironment,orconfigurethe parametersconcernedfortheselectedWANconnection.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select BroadBand Settings→InternetSettingsintheleftlinkbartoopentheInternetsettingspage,as showninFigure3-19.

Figure3-19InternetSettings

1. ConfigureparametersrelevanttotheInternetattheWANside.Fordetailsof theparameters,seeTable3-7.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-7ParametersforInternetSettings

Item	Description
ServiceType	Selectthese rvicetypeattheWANport.◆INTERNET:t hisconnectionisonlyapp licableforInternetaccess.◆VOIP:thiscon nnectionisonlyapplicable forvoiceapplication.◆VOIP_ INTERNET:thisconnectio nisapplicableforvoicean dInternet access.◆ OTHER:otherconnections.
Connection Type	SelecttheconnectiontypeoftheWANport.◆Bridge:theLayer2bridgeconnectionmode.Thisconnectionmodecan beusedwhentheservicetypeissettoINTERNETorOTHER.◆Route:theLayer3routerconnectionmode.Thisconnectionmodecan beusedwhentheservicetypeissettoINTERNETorOTHER.
VLANID	SetstheVLANIDoftheWANconnection.Thevaluerangeis1to4094.TheVLANIDvaluehereshouldbeconsistentwiththatontheusersideofthe OLT.

Table3-7 Parameters for Internet Settings(Continued)

Item	Description
PrioritySetsthe priorityoftheVLAN.Thevaluerangeis0to7.
NATEnablesord isablestheNATfunction.		◆UsersneedtoconfigurethisitemwhentheservicetypeissettOTOIP_INTERNET.◆UsersneedtoconfigurethisitemwhentheservicetypeissettolINTERNETorOTHERandtheconnectiontypeissettoRoute.
DNSRelayEnablesordisablestheDNSrelayfunction.
MTU	Enterthemaximumtransmissionunit.Itisadvisedtousethedefaultvalue.
LANBindingSelecttheLANporttobeboundwiththeWANport.
2.4GSSIDBinding	Selectthewireless2.4GSSIDtobeboundwiththeWANport.
5GSSIDBinding	Selectthewireless5GSSIDtobeboundwiththeWANport.
IPMode	TheoptionsincludeIPv4&IPv6,IPv4andIPv6.	◆Usersneedtoconfigurethis itemwhentheserv icetypeissettOTOIP_INTERNET.◆Usersneedtoconfigurethis itemwhentheserv icetypeissettolINTERNETorOTHERandtheconnectiontypeiss ettoRoute.
WANIPMode	SetstheIPaddressobtainingmodeattheWANsideoftheONT.TheoptionsincludeDHCP,staticandPPPoE.◆DHCP:ObtainingtheIPaddressdynamically.◆Static:SettingtheIPaddressinastaticmode.◆PPPoE:PPPoEdialingmode.	ThisitemshouldbesetiftheconnectiontypeisRoute.
UserName	EntertheusernameprovidedbytheISP.	Thisitemshouldbesetif theWANIPModeissetto PPPoE.
Password	EnterthepasswordprovidedbytheISP.
Operation Mode	SetsthePPPoEconnectionmode.Thedefault settingisKeepAlive.
IPAddress	EnterthestaticIPaddressattheWANside providedbytheISP.	Thisitemshouldbeset whentheIPModeissetto IPv4&IPv6orIPv4andthe WANIPModeissetto static.
Netmask	EnterthesubnetmaskprovidedbytheISP.
Default Gateway	EnterthedefaultgatewayprovidedbytheISP.
PrimaryDNS Server	EntertheIPaddressoftheactiveDNSserver providedbytheISP.
Secondary DNSServer	EntertheIPaddressofthestandbyDNS serverprovidedbytheISP.
IPv6Address	EnterthestaticIPv6addressattheWANside providedbytheISP.	Thisitemshouldbeset whentheIPModeissetto IPv4&IPv6orIPv6andthe WANIPModeissetto static.
IPv6Prefix Length	EnterthestaticIPv6addressprefixlengthat theWANsideprovidedbytheISP.
Default Gateway	EnterthedefaultgatewayprovidedbytheISP.
PrimaryDNS Server	EntertheIPaddressoftheactiveDNSserver providedbytheISP.
Secondary DNSServer	EntertheIPaddressofthestandbyDNS serverprovidedbytheISP.
IPv6Address Mode/IPv6 PrefixMode	SelecttheIPv6addressobtainingmode/ prefixobtainingmode.	Thisitemshouldbeset whentheIPModeissetto IPv4&IPv6orIPv6andthe WANIPModeissetto DHCPorPPPoE.

3.3.4 DHCP Server

The DHCP function enables the ONT to distribute network parameters (such as the IP address, gateway and DNS server IP address) to the devices (such as a computer) in the LAN. Users can manage the IP addresses collectively using this function.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar, and then select DHCP Server→DHCP ServicefromtheleftlinkbartoopentheDHCPserverconfigurationpage, as showninFigure3-20.

Figure3-20DHCPService

1. ConfiguretheDHCPserverparametersasrequired.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-8.
2. ClickApplytosavetheconfigurationinformation. The configuration will take effectaftertheONTisrebooted.

Table3-8ParametersfortheDHCPServer

Item	Description
Type	EnablesordisabletheDHCPserver.◆Server:EnabletheDHCPserver.TheONTcandynamically distributeIPaddressestouserterminals.◆Disable:TheuserterminalsconnectedtotheONTcannotobtainthe privatenetworkIPaddressusingtheDHCP.
DHCPStartIP	ThestartingIPaddresssofthelPaddress poolfortheactiveDHCPserver.	Note:TheIPaddressset hereshouldbeinthe samenetworksegment withthelPaddresssetin LANSettings;otherwise, theDHCPserverwillnot operatenormally.
DHCPEndIP	TheendingIPaddresssofthelPaddress poolfortheactiveDHCPserver.
DHCPSubnet Mask	ThemaskoftheactiveDHCPserver.
DHCPPrimary DNS	TheIPaddressoftheactiveDNSserver.
DHCPSecondary DNS	TheIPaddressofthestandbyDNSserver.
DHCPDefault Gateway	ThedefaultgatewayoftheactiveDHCPserver.
DHCPLease Time	TheleasetimeoftheIPaddresspooloftheDHCPserver.
Option60SetswhethertoenabletheOption60propertytoidentifytheuserterminal.
Option60startIP	ThestartingIPaddressofthenetworksegmentdistributedtotheOption60propertyterminalbytheDHCPserver.	ThisitemshouldbeconfiguredwhentheOption60fieldoftheDHCPserverisenabled.
Option60endIP	TheendingIPaddressofthenetworksegmentdistributedtotheOption60propertyterminalbytheDHCPserver.

3.3.5 Authentication Settings

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,asshowninFigure3-21.

Figure3-21OLTAuthentication

1. Configuretheparametersasrequired.Fordetailsoftheparameters,see Table3-9.
2. ClickApplytosavetheconfigurationinformation. The configuration will take effectaftertheONTisrebooted.

Table3-9ParametersforOLTAuthentication

Item	Description
LOIDSetstheLOIDusername. Thisitemisconfigurable		whentheONTusestheLOIDauthenticationmode.
LogicPasswordSetstheLOIDpassword.
PasswordAuth	SetstheauthenticationpasswordwhentheONT isauthenticatedby password.

3.3.6 IPv6

ConfiguretheIPv6staticrouting.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar. Select IPV6→IPV6 Static Route from the left link bar, and click Add in the information bar that appears at the right part to open the page for configuring the IPv6 static routing table, as shown in Figure 3-22.

Figure3-22|Pv6StaticRouting

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttostaticroutingasrequired.Fordetailsof theparameters,seeTable3-10.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-10ParametersfortheIPv6StaticRouting

ItemDescription
DstPrefix	ThedestinationIPaddressstobeaccessedbythehost.
NexthopTheIPaddress	softhenext-hopgateway.
WANName	TheWANportpassedbythestaticrouting.SelectavalidWANport.

3.3.7 VoiceConfiguration

Thissectionintroduceshowtoconfigurethekeyparameters,basicparameters,advancedsettings,digitmapandtimelength,andcodingmodeforvoiceservicesintheWebpage.

3.3.7.1 KeyParameters

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,asshowninFigure3-23.

Figure3-23KeyParametersforVoiceConfiguration

1. ConfigurethekeyVolPparametersasrequired.Fordetailsoftheparameters, seeTable3-11.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-11KeyParametersforVoiceService

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

3.3.7.2 Basic Parameters

Configurebasicvoiceparameters.

1. Select Network in the navigation bar and select VoIP Settings→Basic from thelinkbarontheleftsidetoopentheVoIPbasicparameterconfigurationpage, asshowninFigure3-24.

Figure3-24BasicParametersforVoiceConfiguration

1. ConfigurethebasicVoIPparametersasrequired.Fordetailsoftheparameters, seeTable3-12.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-12BasicParametersforVoiceService

Item	Description
VolPProtocol	TheVolPprotocoltype,configuredinKeyParameters.
VolPUsernameTheVolPusername.
VolPPassword	TheVolPpassword.
TelephoneNumberThetelephonenumberforthevoiceport.
FirstRegisterServer	TheIPaddressordomainnameoftheactiveregisterserver.Theport numberrangeis1024to65535,andthedefaultsettingis5060.
SecondRegister Server	TheIPaddressordomainnameofthestandbyregisterserver.The portnumberrangeis1024to65535,andthedefaultsettingis5060.
FirstProxyServer	TheIPaddressordomainnameoftheactiveproxyserver.Theport numberrangeis1024to65535,andthedefaultsettingis5060.
SecondProxyServer	TheIPaddressordomainnameofthestandbyproxyserver.Theport numberrangeis1024to65535,andthedefaultsettingis5060.
FirstDNSAddressTheactiveDNSaddress.
SecondDNSAddress	ThestandbyDNSaddress.
CVLANID	TheCVLANID.Thevaluerangeis1to4095.
CVLANPriority	TheCVLANpriority.Thevaluerangeis0to7,andthedefaultsetting is0.
SVLANID	TheSVLANID.Thevaluerangeis1to4095.
SVLANPriority	TheSVLANpriority.Thevaluerangeis0to7,andthedefaultsetting is0.
IPMode	ThewaytoobtainIPaddress.TheoptionsincludeSTATIC,DHCP andPPPoE.
IPTheIPaddress.		Thisitemshouldbe configurediftheIPMode issettoSTATIC.
NetmaskThesubnetmask.
GatewayThegateway.
PPPoEUsernameThePPPoEusername.Thisitemshouldbe		configurediftheIPMode issettoPPPoE.
PPPoEPassword	ThePPPoEpassword.

3.3.7.3 AdvancedConfiguration

ConfigureadvancedVoIPparameters.

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 3-25.

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 Figure3-27.

Figure3-27Coding

1. Configureparametersofvoiceports, includingpriority,codingmodeandRTP packetizationperiod,asshowninTable3-15.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-15CodingParameters

Item	Description
Mode	Thecodingmode.TheoptionsincludeG.711MuLaw,G.711ALaw,G.723.1,G.729andG.722.
Packetization Period	TheRTPpacketizationperiod.Thevaluerangeis10to60(ms).

3.4 Security

Thissectionintroduceshowtoconfigurethefirewall,remotecontrol,routeQoS, ACLconfiguration,dynamicDoSandHTTPSintheWebGUI.

3.4.1 Firewall

Thefirewallconfigurationincludes

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

3.4.1.1 FirewallControl

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 3-28.

Figure3-28FirewallControl

1. SelecttoEnableorDisablethefirewallasrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

AlloworforbidtheincomingoroutgoingflowoftheIPpacketsmeetingthefiltering criteria. Afterthefirewallisenabled, thepre-setruleswilltakeeffect.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→IPv4 Filtering in the leftlinkbar.ThenclickAddtoopenthefilteringrulelistconfigurationpage,as showninFigure3-29.

Figure3-29IPv4Filtering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-16.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-16ParametersforIPAddressFiltering

Item	Description
FilterMode	Selectthefilteringmode.◆WhiteListindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthefilteringruletablewillbeallowedtopass.◆BlackListindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesinthefilteringruletablewillnotbeallowedtopass.	ClicktheApplybuttonbelowtoapplythesettings.
Direction	Setsthedirectionofthefilteringrule.◆LAN->WAN:uplinkdirection.◆WAN->LAN:downlinkdirection.
SrcIP	EntertheIPaddressattheLANsideifthedirectionisLAN->WAN.EntertheIPaddressattheWANsideifthedirectionisWAN->LAN.
SrcPort	TheportrangeofthesourceIPaddress.ThisitemisconfigurablewhentheProtocolissettoTCPorUDP.
DstIP	EntertheIPaddressattheWANsideifthedirectionisLAN->WAN.EntertheIPaddressattheLANsideifthedirectionisWAN->LAN.
DstPort	TheportrangeofthedestinationIPaddress.Thisitemisconfigurablewhen theProtocolissettoTCPorUDP.
Protocol	Theprotocoltype,includingTCP,UDP,ICMPandALL.

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

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→URL Filtering in the leftlinkbar, and then click Add to open the URL filtering table configuration page, as shown in Figure 3-31.

Figure3-31URLFiltering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-18.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-18ParametersforURLFilteringParameters

Item	Description
Enable	EnablesordisablestheURLfilteringfunction.	ClicktheApplybuttonbelowtoapplythesettings.
URLBlacklist/Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklistmodesareconfiguredgloballyandcannotbeenabledsimultaneously.◆WhiteListindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesdefinedinthefilteringtablewillbeallowedtopass.◆BlackListindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwiththerulesdefinedinthefilteringtablewillnotbeallowedtopass.
URLAddress	TheURLaddressaccessedbyusers.
StartTime	Thestartingtimeofthefilteringrule.
EndTime	Theendingtimeofthefilteringrule.
Enable	Enablesordisablethisfilteringrule.TheoptionsincludeDisableand Enable.

3.4.1.5DHCPFiltering

ForbidorallowtheuserdeviceconfiguredwiththeMACaddressstoobtainanIP 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 3-32.

Figure3-32DHCPFiltering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-19.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-19ParametersforDHCPFiltering

Item	Description
DHCPFiltering Enable	EnablesordisabletheDHCPfiltering.	ClicktheApplybuttonbelowtoapplythesettings.
DHCPFiltering Blacklist/Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklist modesareconfiguredgloballyandcannotbeenabled simultaneously.◆WhiteListindicatesallowingthedevice configuredwiththeMACaddresstoobtainanIP addresssthroughtheDHCP.◆BlackListindicatesforbiddingthedevice configuredwiththeMACaddresstoobtainanIP addresssthroughtheDHCP.
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 3-33.

Figure3-33 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, andtheMACaddressesthatmeetthefilteringcriteriawillbefiltered.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→MAC Filtering in the left link bar, and then click Add to open the MAC address filtering table configuration page, as shown in Figure 3-34.

Figure3-34MACAddressFiltering

1. Configureparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired. Fordetailsofthe parameters, seeTable3-20.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-20ParametersforMACAddressFiltering

Item	Description
MACFiltering Enable	EnablesordisablestheMACaddressfiltering function.	ClicktheApply buttonbelowtoapply thesettings.
MACFilteringBlacklist/Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklistmodesareconfiguredgloballyandcannotbe enabledsimultaneously.◆WhiteListindicatesthatthedatacomplying withtherulesdefinedinthefilteringtablewill beallowedtopass.◆BlackListindicatesthatthedatacomplying withtherulesdefinedinthefilteringtablewill notbeallowedtopass.
MACAddress	TheMACaddressintheMACaddressfilteringrule.
StartTime	Thestartingtimeofthefilteringrule.
EndTime	Theendingtimeofthefilteringrule.
Enable	Enablesordisablethisfilteringrule.TheoptionsincludeDisableand Enable.

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

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Firewall→IPv6 MAC Filtering intheleftlinkbar, and thenclick Addtoopentheconfigurationpageforthe MACaddressfilteringtable, asshowninFigure3-35.

Figure3-35|Pv6MACFiltering

1. Configuretheparametersrelevanttofilteringasrequired.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-21.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-21ParametersforIPv6MACAddressFiltering

Item	Description
IPv6MAC FilteringEnable	EnablesordisablestheIPv6MACaddressfiltering function.	ClicktheApply buttonbelowto applythesettings.
IPv6MAC Filtering Blacklist/ Whitelist	Selectthefilteringmode.Thewhitelistandblacklist modesareconfiguredgloballyandcannotbeenabled simultaneously.◆WhiteListindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwith therulesdefinedinthefilteringtablewillbe allowedtopass.◆BlackListindicatesthatthedatacomplyingwith therulesdefinedinthefilteringtablewillnotbe allowedtopass.
MACAddress	TheIPv6MACaddressintheIPv6MACaddress filteringrule.
StartTime	Thestartingtimeofthefilteringrule.
EndTime	Theendingtimeofthefilteringrule.
Enable	Enablesordisablethisfilteringrule.TheoptionsincludeDisableandEnable.

3.4.2 RemoteControl

Enableordisabletheremoteaccesscontrol.Whetheremotecontrolisdisabled, thePCsintheInternetcannotaccesstheWebGUIoftheONTusingtheIP addressesattheWANside;whenenabled,thePCsintheInternetcanaccessthe WebGUIoftheONTusingtheaforesaidIPaddresses.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select Remote Control→Remote Controlintheleftlinkbartoopentheremotecontrolconfigurationpage, as showninFigure3-36.

Figure3-36RemoteControl

1. EnableorDisabletheremoteaccesscontrolasrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.4.5 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,asshowninFigure3-41.

Figure3-41DynamicDoS

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

3.4.6 HTTPS

TheONTprovidestheHTTPSfunction.HTTPSistheHTTPchannelforsecurity purpose.ItisbuiltintheSSL+HTTPprotocol,andcanperformencryption transmissionandidentityauthentication.

1. Select Security in the navigation bar and select HTTPS→HTTPS in the left link bartoopentheHTTPSfunctionconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-42.

Figure3-42HTTPS

1. SelecttoEnableorDisabletheHTTPSfunctionasrequired.

Caution:

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

1. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.5Application

ThissectionintroduceshowtoconfiguretheVPN,DDNS,portforwarding,NAT,UPnP,DMZandnetworkdiagnosisontheWebGUI.

3.5.1VPN

SetwhethertoenabletheVPNtransparenttransmissionchannel.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select VPN→VPN Pass-through intheleftlinkbartoopenthepageforconfiguringtheVPNtransparent transmission,asshowninFigure3-43.

Figure3-43VPNTransparentTransmission

1. Select to Enable or Disable the VPN transparent transmission channel as required.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.5.2DDNS

TheDDNSservertransformsthedynamicIPaddressattheWANsideoftheONT intoastaticdomainname.UsersfromInternetcaneasilyaccessthegatewayusing thisdomainname.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select DDNS→DDNS in the left linkbartoopentheDDNSconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-44.

Figure3-44DDNSSettings

1. ConfigureparametersrelevanttoDDNSaccordingtotherequirement. For detailsoftheparameters, seeTable3-24.

2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-24ParametersforDDNSSettings

Item	Description
Username	TheusernameallocatedbytheDDNSprovider.
Password	ThepasswordallocatedbytheDDNSprovider.
Host	ThedomainnameallocatedbytheDDNSprovider.
WANInterfaceThename	ofthecreatedWANconnection.
DDNSProvider	TheDDNSserviceprovider.UserscanselectthepresetDDNS providerorselectOthertocustomizetheproviderandsetthedomain name,serverIPaddress,protocoltypeandURL.

3.5.3 PortForwarding

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

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select Port Forwarding→Port Forwarding in the left link bar. Then click Add to open the port forwarding configurationpage,asshowninFigure3-45.

Figure3-45PortForwarding

1. Configureparametersrelevanttoportforwardingaccordingtotherequirement. Fordetailsoftheparameters,seeTable3-25.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-25ParametersforPortForwarding

ItemDescription
WAN	TheWANconnectionboundwiththeportforwardingrule.
DescriptionTheportforwardingrulename.
PublicPort	Therangeofportsforextranetdatapackets.lfonlyoneportexists, enterthesameportnumber.
IP	TheIPaddressoftheLANvirtualserverforportforwarding.
PrivatePort	TherangeoftheLANportsforforwarding.Ifonlyoneportexists,enterthesameportnumber.
Protocol	Theprotocolusedfortheporttoforwarddatapackets.TheoptionsincludeALL,TCPandUDP.
EnableEnablesordisablestherule.

3.5.4NAT

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. ThenclickAddtoopentheNATrulelistconfigurationpage,asshownin Figure3-46.

Figure3-46 NAT

1. Configurerelevantparametersaccordingtotherequirement.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-26.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-26ParametersforNATConfiguration

Item	Description
WANTheWANconnectionboundwiththeNATrule.
Description	TheNATrulename.
RuleType	SelecttheNATconversionmode.ItisadvisabletoselectOne-to-OneorMany-to-One.
LocalStartIP	ThestartingIPaddressoftheintranet.
LocalEndIP	TheendingIPaddressoftheintranet.
PublicStartIP	ThestartingIPaddressofthepublicnetwork.
PublicEndIP	TheendingIPaddressofthepublicnetwork.

3.5.6DMZ

When the ONT is working in the routing mode, enable the DMZ function if a host at the WAN sideneed to access a certain host at the LAN side. The ONT will forward all the IP packets from the WAN to the designated DMZ host.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select DMZ→DMZ in the left link bartoopentheDMZconfigurationpage,asshowninFigure3-48.

Figure3-48DMZ

1. Configurerelevantparametersaccordingtotherequirement.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-27.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-27ParametersforDMZConfiguration

Item	Description
DMZEnable	EnablesordisablestheDMZfunction.TheoptionsincludeEnable,DisableandAuto.IfEnableis selected,the DMZ host IP address shouldbeset.IfAutoisselected,theDMZhostusesthefirstIPaddress allocatedbyDHCP.
DMZHostIPThehostIP	addresssoftheDMZ.

3.5.7 NetworkDiagnosis

NetworkdiagnosisincludesnetworkdiagnosisandNatconversation.

3.5.7.1 Network Diagnosis

TheONTprovidestwonetworkdiagnosistools.

◆ Pingtest: Testwhethertherouterisnormallyconnectedwiththetargethostor anotherdevice.
◆ Traceroutetest: Checktheconditionoftheroutefromtheroutertothetarget host.

1. Select Application in the navigation bar and select Diagnosis→Diagnosis in the left link bartoopenthenetworkdiagnosis page, asshownin Figure 3-49.

Application » Diagnosis » Diagnosis

Figure3-49NetworkDiagnosis

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

3.5.7.2NatSession

Click Application and select Diagnosis→Nat Session at the left side to open the Natsessionpageandquerythemappingsbetweentheinner/outernetworkIP addressofNATandtheports,asshowninFigure3-50.

Figure3-50NatSession

3.6Management

Thissectionintroduceshowtoperformusermanagement,devicemanagementand logmanagementintheWebGUI.

3.6.1UserManagement

Usermanagementincludesuseraccountmanagementandmaintenanceaccount management.

3.6.1.1 UserAccountManagement

Userscanaddordeleteacommonuseraccountormodifythepasswordofa commonuseraccount.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Account Management→UserAccountfromtheleftlinkbartoopentheuseraccountmanagement page,asshowninFigure3-51.

Figure3-51UserAccountManagement

1. Addordeleteacommonuseraccountormodifythepasswordofacommon useraccountsrequired.
2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.6.1.2 MaintenanceAccountManagement

Userscanmodifytheusernameandpasswordofthecurrentaccount.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Account Management→MaintenanceAccountfromtheleftlinkbartoopenthemaintenanceaccount managementpage,asshowninFigure3-52.

Figure3-52 Maintenance Account Management

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

3.6.2 Device Management

TheONTprovides multiple device management functions such as restoringsome of the configuration data, restoring all configuration data, local upgrade, configuration backup, FTP server, device reboot, and NTP time calibration.

3.6.2.1 Restoring theConfigurationData

RestorefactorysettingsoftheONT,includingusernameandpasswordforWeb login,SSIDandpasswordforwirelessnetwork,etc.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→Restorefromtheleftlinkbartoopentheconfigurationrestoringpage,as showninFigure3-53.

Figure3-53RestoringtheConfigurationData

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

3.6.2.2RestoringAlltheConfigurationData

RestorealltheconfigurationdataoftheONTtofactorysettings.

1. Select Management in the link bar and select Device Management→Restore Allontheleftsidetoopentheconfigurationrestorationpage,asshownin Figure3-54.

Figure3-54RestoringAlltheConfigurationData

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

3.6.2.3 Local Upgrade

SelectthelocalfileandupgradetheONTsoftware.Duringupgrade,donotpoweroffthedeviceorperformotheroperationstoppreventdamagetothedevice.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→LocalUpgradefromtheleftlinkbartoopenthelocalupgradepage,asshown inFigure3-55.

Figure3-55LocalUpgrade

1. ClickBrowse. In the dialog box that appears, select the devices software version to be upgraded and click Opentougradethe ONT software.
2. Whentheupgradesucceeds, thepagewillpromptfordevicerebooting. Click Reboot. Afterrebooting, thedevicewillbeupgradedtothenewversion.

Note:

Aftertheupgrade,youcanviewtheSoftwareVersioninthedevice informationpagetocheckwhetherthecurrentversioniscorrect.

3.6.2.4ConfigurationBackup

BackupandsavetheONTconfigurationfilesforrestoringconfigurationdatalater on.Beforebackup,enabletheFTPtoolinthecomputer.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→ConfigBackupfromtheleftlinkbartoopentheconfigurationbackuppage,as showninFigure3-56.

Figure3-56ConfigurationBackup

1. Configureparametersrelevanttofilebackup. Fordetailsoftheparameters, see Table3-28.
2. ClickApplytosavetheconfigurationbackupfile.

Table3-28ParametersforConfigurationBackup

ItemDescription
UsernameTheFTPusername.
Password	TheFTPpassword.
LocalhostIPThelocallPaddress.
FileName	TheexistingfilenameoftheONT.

3.6.2.5 FTP Server

WiththeFTPserverfunctionoftheONT enabled, userscanaccesstheONT resourcesviatheFTPclientendonthePC.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→FTP ServerfromtheleftlinkbartoopentheFTPserverconfigurationpage, as showninFigure3-57.

Figure3-57FTPServer

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

2. ClickApplytosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

3.6.2.6DeviceReboot

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→DeviceRebootfromtheleftlinkbartoopenthedevicerebootpage,asshown inFigure3-58.

Management » Device Management » Device Reboot

On this page, you can reboot the device by clicking the button below.

Reboot

Figure3-58DeviceReboot

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

Caution:

Savetheconfigurationdatabeforererebootingthedevicetopreventlossof thedata.

Afterthedeviceisrebooted, waitforabouttwominutesbeforenextlogin totheWebGUIofthedevice.

3.6.2.7 NTPTimeCalibration

UserscanobtaintheprecisetimebyconnectingtheONTtoanNTPserver.

1. Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Device Management→NTP CheckTimefromtheleftlinkbartoopentheNTPchecktimepage,asshown inFigure3-59.

Figure3-59NTPTimeCalibration

1. ConfigureparametersrelevanttotheNTPtimecalibration.Fordetailsofthe parameters,seeTable3-29.
2. ClickCheckTimetosaveandapplytheconfiguration.

Table3-29ParametersforNTPTimeCalibration

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

3.6.3LogManagement

ThelogfilesrecordkeyoperationsandactionsontheONT.Userscanviewthe informationsavedinthelogasneeded.

Select Management in the navigation bar. Select Log→Log from the left link bar to opentheloginformationpage,asshowninFigure3-60.

You can view log on this page.

Log Information

Manufacturer:FiberHome;
ProductClass:AN5506-04-FAT
SerialNumber:FHTT-02744968;
ONU IP:192.168.1.1;
HWVer:WKE2.134.285FAT1;
SWVer:RP2608(00.00);
1970-1-1 0:20:18 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:20:30 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:21:24 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:2:35 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:2:40 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:3:8 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:3:14 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:5:43 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:6:31 [Informational] change password success!
1970-1-1 0:6:34 [Informational] webLogout finished!
1970-1-1 0:6:40 [Informational] webLogin finished!
1970-1-1 0:6:43 [Informational] get restore finished! 

Figure3-60Log

4HandlingCommonProblems

Thischapterintroduceshowtohandlecommonproblemsencounteredinequipmentoperationandservicetest.

PowerStatusIndicatorLEExtinguished

RegisterStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished

OpticalSignalStatusIndicatorLEDBlinking

EthernetInterfaceStatusIndicatorLEDExtinguished

FailingtoDetecttheONTUsingWi-Fi

FailingtoAccessLocalWebLoginGUIandFailingtoPing192.168.1.1

FailingtoAccessInternetUsingtheLANPort

FailingtoAccessInternetUsingWi-Fi

MeasuredInternetAccessRateOutofNormalRange

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 Failing to Detect the ONT Using Wi-Fi

Handle the problem according to the procedures below.

1. Check whether the wireless function is disabled for the ONT and whether the SSIDissettoHiddenso that thenetwork is invisible.
2. Check whether thenetworkcarddriveofthecomputerisinstallednormally and whether the WLAN function of the wireless terminal (such as computer and telephone) is enabled.
3. Adjust the position of the ONT to reduce the barrier on the wireless channel (such as walls) and makes sure the distance between the ONT and the wireless terminal is within there required range.

4.6 FailingtoAccessLocalWebLoginGUland FailingtoPing192.168.1.1

Handle the problem according to the procedures below.

1. CheckwhethertheLANportindicatorLEDissolidON;ifnot,replace the networkcable.
2. CheckwhetherthecomputerissetwithafixedIPaddressinthenetwork segmentof192.168.1.x.

4.7 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 obtains an IP address 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.

4.8 FailingtoAccessInternetUsingWi-Fi

Handle the problem according to the procedures below.

1. CheckwhetherthecomputerisconnectedtotheONT'sWi-Fisignalcorrectly andcanobtainanIPaddressautomatically.
2. Contact the personnel in the network management center to check whether the WAN connection is bound with the Wi-Fi port correctly.

4.9 Measured Internet Access Rate Out of Normal Range

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

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. LogintotheONTtocheckwhetherithasobtainedanIPaddressforthevoice 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):Generalcharacteristics
	ITU-TG.984.2	Gigabit-capablePassiveOpticalNetworks(GPON):PhysicalMediaDependent(PMD)layerspecification
	ITU-TG.984.3	Gigabit-capablePassiveOpticalNetworks(G-PON):Transmissionconvergencelayerspecification
	ITU-TG.984.4	Gigabit-capablepassiveopticalnetworks(G-PON):ONTmanagementandcontrolinterfacespecification
Ethernet	IEEE802-2001	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanArea Networks:OverviewandArchitecture
	IEEE802.1D-2004	IEEEStandardforLocalandmetropolitanarea networks:MediaAccessControl(MAC)Bridges
	IEEE802.1Q-2005	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanArea Networks-VirtualBridgedLocalAreaNetworks-Amendment4:ProviderBridges
	IEEE802.1ad	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanArea Networks-VirtualBridgedLocalAreaNetworks-Amendment4:ProviderBridges
	IEEE802.1x-2004	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanArea NetworksPort-BasedNetworkAccessControl
	IEEE802.1ag-2007	IEEEStandardforLocalandMetropolitanArea NetworksVirtualBridgedLocalAreaNetworks Amendment5:ConnectivityFaultManagement
	IEEE802.3-2005	IEEEStandardforInformationtechnology-Telecommunicationsandinformationexchange betweensystems-Localandmetropolitanarea networks-SpecificrequirementsPart3:Carrier SenseMultipleAccesswithCollisionDetection (CSMA/CD)AccessMethodandPhysicalLayer Specifications
	IEEE802.3z	GigabitEthernetStandard
	IEEE802.1p	Trafficclassexpeditinganddynamicmulticast filtering.Describesimportantmethodsforproviding QoSatMAClevel
	TR-101	MigrationtoEthernet-BasedBroadbandAggregation
	TR-143	EnablingNetworkThroughputPerformanceTestsand StatisticalMonitoring
VoIP	ITU-TG.711	Pulsecodemodulation(PCM)ofvoicefrequencies
	ITU-TG.711.1	WidebandembeddedextensionforG.711pulsecode modulation
	ITU-TG.722	7kHzaudio-codingwithin64kbit/s
	ITU-TG.723.1	Dualratespeechcoderformultimedia communicationstransmittingat5.3and6.3kbit/s
	ITU-TG.729	Codingofspeechat8kbit/susingconjugate-structure algebraic-code-excitedlinearprediction(CS-ACELP)
	ITU-TG.729.1	G.729basedEmbeddedVariablebit-ratecoder:An8-32kbit/sscalablewidebandcoderbitstream interoperablewithG.729
	ITU-TG.165EchoCancellers
	ITU-TG.168	Digitalnetworkechocancellers
Multicast	IETFRFC2236	InternetGroupManagementProtocol,Version2
	IETFRFC3376	InternetGroupManagementProtocol,Version3
	IETFRFC4541	ConsiderationsforInternetGroupManagement Protocol(IGMP)andMulticastListenerDiscovery (MLD)SnoopingSwitches
Time	IETFRFC1305	NetworkTimeProtocol(Version3)Specification, ImplementationandAnalysis
	IETFRFC2030	SimpleNetworkTimeProtocol(SNTP)Version4for IPv4,IPv6andOSI
EMC	EN300386	ElectromagneticcompatibilityandRadiospectrum Matters(ERM);Telecommunicationnetwork equipment;ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC) requirements
	CISPR22 (EN55022)	Informationtechnologyequipment-Radio disturbancecharacteristics-Limitsandmethodsof measurement
	CISPR24 (EN55024)	Informationtechnologyequipment-Immunity characteristics-Limitsandmethodsofmeasurement
Other

AppendixAAbbreviations

ONT	OpticalNetworkTerminal
FTTH	FiberToTheHome
GPON	Gigabit-capablePassiveOptical Network
ODN	OpticalDistributionNetwork
OLT	OpticalLineTermination
MTBF	MeanTimeBetweenFailure
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
NAT	NetworkAddressTranslation
DMZ	DemilitarizedZone
ARP	AddressResolutionProtocol
UPnP	UniversalPlugandPlay
DoSDenialofService
URL	UniformResourceLocator
HTTPS	HyperTextTransferProtocoloverSecureSocketLayer
CATVCableAntennaTelevision
SIPSessionInitiationProtocol
VoIPVoiceoverInternetProtocol
RTP	Real-timeTransportProtocol
SSIDServiceSetIdentifier
WAN	WideAreaNetwork
LAN	LocalAreaNetwork
WLAN	WirelessLocalAreaNetworks
MTUMaximumTransmissionUnit
PPPoE	PointtoPointProtocoloverEthernet
DTMF	DualToneMultiFrequency
VPN	VirtualPrivateNetwork
DDNS	DynamicDomainNameServer
FTPFileTransferProtocol
CPE	CustomerPremiseEquipment
EMC	ElectroMagneticCompatibility
GUI	GraphicalUserInterface
HG	HomeGateway
ICMP	InternetControlMessageProtocol
IPInternetProtocol
LAN	LocalAreaNetwork
MLD	MulticastListenerDiscover
PON	PassiveOpticalNetwork
POTS	PlainOldTelephoneService
SP	StrictPriority
STB	SetTopBox
TCPTransmissionControlProtocol
UDP	UserDatagramProtocol

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