NETGEAR DSL VVG2000 Manuel utilisateur

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NETGEAR DSL Voice Gateway VVG2

1. ADSL Setup Wizard

2. USB Setup Wizard

3. Add WPS Clie t

Setup

1. ADSL Setti gs

2. Basic Setti gs

3. Wireless Setti gs

4. USB Drive Setti gs

Telephony Setting

1. VoIP Status

2. Call Log

Security

1. Logs

2. Block Sites

3. Firewall Rules

4. Services

5. Schedule

6. E-mail

Maintenance

1. Router Status

2. Attached Devices

3. Backup Setti gs

4. Set Password

5. Diag ostics

6. Router Upgrade

Advanced

1. VLAN Group Setti gs

2. QoS Setup

3. WAN Setup

4. Dy amic DNS

5. LAN IP Setup

6. Wireless Seti gs

7. Adva ced Wireless Seti gs

8. Remote Ma ageme t

9. Static Routes

10. UP P

Web Support

1. K owledge Base

2. Docume tatio

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Picture of router.

Speed test.

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Router Status Help

You ca use the Router Status page to check the curre t setti gs a d statistics for your router. This

page shows you the curre t setti gs. If somethi g eeds to be cha ged, you'll have to cha ge it o

the releva t page.

Account Name: This is the Accou t Name that you e tered i the Setup Wizard or Basic Settings.

Firmware Version: This is the curre t software the router is usi g. This will cha ge if you upgrade

your router.

ADSL Port: These are the curre t setti gs that you set i the Setup Wizard or Basic Settings pages.

•MAC Address - the physical address of the Router, as see from the I ter et.

•IP Address - curre t I ter et IP address. If assig ed dy amically, a d o I ter et co ectio

exists, this will be bla k or 0.0.0.0

•DHCP - i dicates either Client (IP address is obtai ed dy amically) or None.

•IP Sub et Mask - the sub et mask associated with the I ter et IP address Domai Name

Server - displayes the address of the curre t DNS.

LAN Port: These are the curre t setti gs, as set i the LAN IP Setup page.

•MAC Address - the physical address of the Router, as see from the local LAN.

•IP Address - LAN IP address of the Router.

•DHCP - i dicates if the Router is acti g as a DHCP Server for devices o your LAN.

•IP Sub et Mask - sub et mask associated with the LAN IP address.

Modem: The curre t Modem status a d setti gs are show i this sectio .

•ADSL Firmware Versio - This is the versio umber of the low-level ADSL firmware. This

is co tai ed withi the Router Firmware.

•Modem Status - the curre t state of the ADSL co ectio to your pho e compa y.

•Dow Stream Co ectio Speed - the co ectio speed of the ADSL co ectio from the

pho e compa y to your Router.

•UpStream Co ectio Speed - the co ectio speed of the ADSL co ectio from your

Router to the pho e compa y.

•VPI - the VPI setti g e tered o the ADSL Setti gs page.

•VCI - the VCI setti g e tered o the ADSL Setti gs page.

Wireless Port: These are the curre t setti gs, as set i the Wireless Settings page.

•Name (SSID) - SSID of the Router.

•Regio - the locatio (cou try).

•Cha el - the curre t cha el i use.

•Mode - i dicates the curre t mode ( g & b, g, or b )

•Wireless AP - i dicates if the Access Poi t feature of the Router is e abled or ot. If ot

e abled, the Wireless LED o the fro t pa el will be off.

•Broadcast Name - i dicates if the Router is broadcasti g its SSID.

Click Show Statistics to see router performa ce statistics such as the umber of packets se t a d

umber of packets received for each port.

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Smart Setup Wizard - USB Drive Help

The VVG2000 allows file shari g if a USB hard drive of flash memory is co ected to the USB

port. Please co sult the Refere ce Ma ual for detailed co figuratio i formatio .

As soo as a USB hard disk or flash memory is attached to VVG2000 USB port, users o the local

area etwork ca access the USB drive with full read a d write access.

Users from local area etwork or the I ter et ca also access the USB drive usi g FTP access. The

Smart Setup Wizard will guide you through the FTP setup process.

Enter the folder name to share

Whe the user accesses files via FTP, this is the root folder that will be displayed.

Enter the FTP login name to give access to this folder

Type the FTP logi accou t ame that you wa t to have accessed to the folder.

Enter the FTP login password

Type a password for the FTP logi accou t.

Select the FTP access rights

Selecti g Read o ly will allow the user to retrieve data files usi g FTP. Selecti g Read a d Write

will allow the user to read a d write data files.

Note: A y FTP accesses from the I ter et will have Read o ly access rights, regardless of the

accou t rights gra ted here.

To Continue or Stop Wizard

Click Continue to come to the ext page.

Click Stop Wizard to stop wizard a d come to USB Drive Setti gs.

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Add WPS Client Help

WPS sta ds for Wi-Fi Protected Setup. This is a process that let you add a wireless clie t to the

etwork easily, a d you do 't have to specificly co figure the wireless setti gs like SSID, security

mode, a d passphrase.

You ca select to add a wireless clie t either through the "Push Butto " or "PIN Number".

With the "Push Butto " method, you have to complete the process by clicki g a butto o the clie t

(either a hardware butto or a software butto o the clie t's utility GUI).

With the "PIN Number" method, you have to e ter the clie t's PIN here. You have to start the clie t

WPS process at the same time, a d you ca fi s the clie t's PIN o the clie t's utility GUI.

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ADSL Settings Help

The default parameters should be correct to match the system used by your ISP

•Multiplexi g Method - Your ISP will i dicate whether your Multiplexi g Method is VC-

BASED or LLC-BASED.

•Virtual Circuit - Your ISP will i dicate which VPI/VCI combi atio is used for your service.

Co ectio service guara tees are specified per ATM VPI/VCI by a set of measurable co ectio

parameters. Please check your ISP to set the proper parameters. If you do 't k ow how to co figure

them, please keep them as default.

•UBR (U specified Bit Rate): The protocol that provides spare ba dwidth to o -critical

services such as file tra sfers. The actual rate depe d o the ba dwidth of the curre t

etwork.

•CBR(Co sta t Bit Rate): Real-time co ectio with a specified amou t of guara teed

ba dwidth (PCR) that is co ti uously available duri g the co ectio life-time.

•VBR-rt (Real-Time Variable Bit Rate): Similar as CBR i te ded for real-time applicatio s

with co strai ed delay a d delay variatio values, but which ca be efit from variable bit-

rates. The average guara teed ba dwidth is SCR, but data up to PCR may be se t for a

limited amou t of data specified by MBS. A VBR-rt co ectio is characterized by PCR,

SCR, MBS.

•VBR- rt (No -Real-Time Variable Bit Rate): I te ded for o -real-time applicatio s that

have bursty traffic characteristics a d o strict tra sfer delay requireme ts but which require

a amou t of guara teed ba dwidth. A VBR- rt co ectio is characterized by a average

guara teed ba dwidth (SCR) up to a maximum guara teed ba dwidth (PCR) for a burst

with specified maximum size (MBS).

•PCR (Peak Cell Rate): Maximum umber of ATM cells per seco d that may be se t o the

co ectio .

•SCR (Sustai able Cell Rate): Average umber of ATM cells per seco d that may be se t o

the co ectio .

•MBS (Maximum Burst. Size): Maximum umber of ATM cells that may be se t i a burst,

a d thus exceedi g the average umber of cells (SCR) up to the maximum umber of cells

(PCR) for a limited umber of ATM cells defi ed by MBS.

To Apply or Cancel

Click Apply to save the ew setti gs to the Router.

Click Cancel to disregard a y u saved cha ges.

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Help

The VVG2000 Setti gs pages allow you to co figure, upgrade a d check the status of your

NETGEAR Router.

Click a item i the leftmost colum . The curre t setti gs or i formatio for that area appear i the

ce ter colum .

Helpful i formatio related to the selected Setti gs page appears i this colum . If you are usi g

I ter et Explorer, you may click a item i the ce ter colum to jump directly to the related help

sectio ; otherwise, scroll dow u til you reach it.

Basic Settings Help

Note: If you are setti g up the Router for the first time, the default setti gs may work for you with

o cha ges.

Does Your Internet Connection Require A Login?

Select this optio based o the type of accou t you have with your ISP. If you eed to e ter logi

i formatio every time you co ect to the I ter et or you have a PPPoE accou t with your ISP,

select Yes. Otherwise, select No.

Note: If you have i stalled PPP software such as Wi PoET (from Earthli k) or E ter et (from

PacBell), the you have PPPoE. Select Yes. After selecti g Yes a d co figuri g your Router, you

will ot eed to ru the PPP software o your PC to co ect to the I ter et.

Account Name

(also k ow as Host Name or System Name)

For most users, type your accou t ame or user ame i this box. For example, if your mai mail

accou t is JerAB@ISP.com, the put JerAB i this box.

If your ISP has give you a specific Host ame, the type it (for example, CCA7324-A).

Domain Name

For most users, you may leave this box bla k, u less required by your ISP. You may type the

domai ame of your ISP. For example, if your ISP's mail server is mail.xxx.yyy.zzz, you would

type xxx.yyy.zzz as the Domai Name.

If you have a Domai ame give to you by your ISP, type it i this box. (For example, Earthli k

Cable may require a Host ame of 'home' a d Comcast sometimes supplies a Domai ame.)

Internet IP Address

If you log i to your service or your ISP did ot provide you with a fixed IP address, the Router will

fi d a IP address for you automatically whe you co ect. Select Get Dynamically From ISP.

If you have a fixed (or static IP) address, your ISP will have provided you with the required

i formatio . Select Use Static IP Address a d type the IP Address, Sub et Mask a d Gateway IP

Address i to the correct boxes.

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For example:

•IP Address: 24.218.156.183

•Sub et Mask: 255.255.255.0

•Gateway IP Address: 24.218.156.1

If your ISP uses Classical IP (RFC1577) or Routed RFC1483, select Use IP over ATM (IPOA).

Fill i the i fomatio provided to you by your ISP. Type the IP Address, Sub et Mask, a d Gatway

IP address i to the correct boxes.

Note: It is ot always ecessary to fill i the IPoA Gateway IP Address. I a RFC1577

e viro me t, the gateway ca be discovered automatically.

DNS Address

The DNS server is used to look up site addresses based o their ames.

If your ISP gave you o e or two DNS addresses, select Use These DNS Servers a d type the

primary a d seco dary addresses.

Otherwise, select Get Automatically From ISP.

Note: If you get 'Address ot fou d' errors whe you go to a Web site, it is likely that your DNS

servers are 't set up properly. You should co tact your ISP to get DNS server addresses.

NAT (Network Address Translation)

NAT allows all LAN PCs to gai I ter et access via this Router, by shari g this Router's WAN IP

address. I most situatio s, NAT is esse tial for I ter et access via this Router. You should o ly

disable NAT if you are sure you do ot require it. Whe NAT is disabled, o ly sta dard routi g is

performed by this Router. Disabli g the Firewall will cha ge the default i comi g rule from

"Block" to "Allow",so the protectio s ormally provided by the firewall will be disabled.

Protectio s agai st DoS attacks a d Port Sca s will still be e abled a d ca be modified i the

WAN Setup page.

Router MAC Address

Your computer's local address is its u ique address o your etwork. This is also referred to as the

computer's MAC (Media Access Co trol) address.

Usually, select Use Default MAC Address.

If your ISP requires MAC authe tificatio , the select either Use Computer MAC address to

disguise the Router's MAC address with the Computer's ow MAC address or Use This MAC

Address to ma ually type the MAC address for a differe t computer. The format for the MAC

address is XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX. This value may be cha ged if the Use Computer MAC

Address is selected o ce a value has already bee set i the Use This MAC Address selectio .

Apply, Cancel and Test

Click Apply whe you fi ish cha gi g the setti gs.

Click Cancel to retur to the origi al setti gs.

Click Test to co ect to the NETGEAR Web site. If you co ect successfully, your setti gs work

a d you may click Logout to exit these pages a d... e joy surfi g the 'net!

If you do 't co ect successfully,

•Go through the setti gs a d make sure you've selected the correct optio s a d typed

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everythi g correctly.

•Co tact your ISP to verify the co figuratio i formatio .

•Read the Troubleshooti g sectio i the VVG2000 I stallatio Guide.

•O the VVG2000 Resource CD, read the Troubleshooti g Guide or the Troubleshooti g

sectio i the Refere ce Ma ual.

•Co tact NETGEAR Tech ical Support.

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Wireless Settings Help

NOTE: To e sure proper age cy complia ce a d compatibility betwee similar products i your

area; the operati g cha el & regio must be set correctly by you.

Placeme t of the Router to Optimize Wireless Co ectivity

The operati g dista ce or ra ge of your wireless co ectio ca vary sig ifica tly based o the

physical placeme t of the Router. For best results, place your Router:

•Near the ce ter of the area i which your PCs will operate,

•I a elevated locatio such as a high shelf,

•Away from pote tial sources of i terfere ce, such as PCs, microwaves, a d cordless pho es,

•Away from large metal surfaces.

Note: Failure to follow these guideli es ca result i sig ifica t performa ce degradatio or

i ability to wirelessly co ect to the Router.

Wireless Network

Name (SSID)

E ter a value of up to 32 alpha umeric characters. The same Name (SSID) must be assig ed to all

wireless devices i your etwork. The default SSID is NETGEAR, but NETGEAR stro gly

recomme ds that you cha ge your etworks Name (SSID) to a differe t value. This value is also

case-se sitive. For example, Wireless is ot the same as wireless.

Regio

Select your regio from the drop-dow list. This field displays the regio of operatio for which the

wireless i terface is i te ded. It may ot be legal to operate the Router i a regio other tha the

regio show here. If your cou try or regio is ot listed, please check with your local gover me t

age cy or check our website for more i formatio o which cha els to use.

Cha el

This field determi es which operati g freque cy will be used. It should ot be ecessary to cha ge

the wireless cha el u less you otice i terfere ce problems with a other earby access poi t.

Mode

Select the desired wireless mode. The optio s are:

•Up to 54 Mbps - Legacy Mode with maximum speed of up to 54 Mbps for b/g etworks.

•Up to 130 Mbps - Neighbor Frie dly Mode - Default speed up to 130 Mbps i prese ce of

eighbori g wireless etworks.

•Up to 270 Mbps - Performa ce Mode - Maximum Wireless-N speed up to 270 Mbps.

The default is "Up to 130Mbps", which allows all 11b a d 11g wireless statio s. The NETGEAR

WN511B ru s at 130 Mbps whe accessi g this router.

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