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Contact

NexComm Systems Co., Inc.

C-501, Bundang Techno-Park,

145 Yatap-Dong, Bundang-Ku, Sungnam-City, Kyunggi-Do,

463-760, Korea

Tel. : +82-31-781-1862

Fax : +82-31-781-1863

E-mail : suppor[email protected].kr

Homepage : http://www.nexcomm.co.kr

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Contents

PART I: NEXPEED NBG440 Introduction ............................................................... 4

Introduction...................................................................................................................... 5

Specifications................................................................................................................... 7

Product Appearance ......................................................................................................... 9

PART II: Installing the Router ................................................................................. 11

Physical Environments................................................................................................... 12

Checking in the Box ...................................................................................................... 12

Connecting Cables and Connectors ............................................................................... 13

PART III: Configuring the Router ........................................................................... 16

Reviewing the Factory Default configuration................................................................ 17

Accessing the Console ................................................................................................... 18

User Mode ..................................................................................................................... 19

Configuring SHDSL Port............................................................................................... 21

Operation Mode of the Interface.................................................................................... 27

Configuring IP Routing and IP Address......................................................................... 30

Configuring Bridging..................................................................................................... 35

Configuring Multiplexed Link....................................................................................... 39

Configuring Link Encapsulation and Keepalive ............................................................ 45

Configuring Static IP Routes ......................................................................................... 47

Configuring the ARP Table............................................................................................ 50

Saving the Configuration ............................................................................................... 51

Rebooting the system..................................................................................................... 52

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Contents(continued)

PART IV: Configuring advanced Functions............................................................ 53

Configuring description of the interface ........................................................................ 54

Configuring IEEE 802.1P/Q Tagged VLAN.................................................................. 55

Configuring VLAN for the built-in switch .................................................................... 67

Configuring DHCP ........................................................................................................ 73

Configuring IP Filter...................................................................................................... 76

Configuring NAT ........................................................................................................... 80

Configuring RIP............................................................................................................. 87

Load Balancing and Line-Backup.................................................................................. 90

PART V: System maintenance .................................................................................. 94

Accessing the router through Telnet............................................................................... 95

Configuring SNMP ........................................................................................................ 96

Upgrading the System Software .................................................................................... 99

Setting the Host name, Date and Time......................................................................... 103

PART VI: Configuration Examples........................................................................ 107

Example1. Bridging Configuration in 4-wire mode..................................................... 108

Example2. Routing Configuration in 4-wire mode...................................................... 111

Example3. Bridging Configuration in 2-wire mode..................................................... 115

Example4. Bridging Configuration using the MX0 interface ...................................... 118

Appendix................................................................................................................... 122

Connector Pin-outs ...................................................................................................... 123

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PART I: NEXPEED NBG440 Introduction

□Overview and Features

□Specification

□Product Appearance

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Introduction

Introduction to the NEXPEED NBG440 router

Overview

Implementing international standard-based ITU-T/ETSI G.SHDSL transmission (G.991.2) with

robust IP routing, concurrent bridging functions and built-in 4 port Ethernet switch, NBG440 is

perfect for mission-critical applications such as compus networking, multimedia services and

network gateway access.

Interoperating with NexComm’s Ethernet-based SHDSL Mini-DSLAM NS4024G, the NBG440

provides a cost effective alternative of Ethernet networking of Point to Multi-Point application for

SMBs that have multiple buildings in a campus-like environment. By leveraging Tag-based VLAN

and STP capabilities of the NBG440, the campus ensures a highly secure and reliable network. By

utilizing the Ethernet-based QoS capabilities the campus can take advantage of voice and video

applications. This application requires no new infrastructure, and results in a low cost, plug and

play solution with low management overhead.

Features

SHDSL is a technology based on the G.SHDSL(G.991.2) standard. NBG440 supports a packet-

based network technology that allows high-speed transmission over twisted-pair copper wire

between an Internet service provider central office and a customer site or on local loops created

within a building.

The features are as follows:

▄Supports 4 ports of 10/100M Ethernet LAN of automatic sensing.

▄Supports ITU-T G.991.2 (G.SHDSL) standard.

▄Supports identical user data rates in both upstream and downstream directions (symmetric

technology) and vary from 200 Kbps:

- up to 2.3 Mbps in two-wire(one pair) mode

- up to 4.6 Mbps in four-wire(two pair) mode

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▄Supports TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, and ARP protocol.

▄Supports HDLC, PPP, Frame Relay and ETHDLC as a transmission protocol.

▄Supports transparent bridging function.

- Functionality of IMUX (Link-multiplexing function)

- IEEE 802.1Q tag-based VLAN

- IEEE 802.1P Priority

▄Supports basic routing function and advanced features.

- Static Routes

- RIP 1 and RIP 2 by routing protocol

- Enables NAT and PAT as the address translation

- Functionality of Load-Balancing and line back-up

▄Offers DHCP Relay and DHCP Server functionality.

▄Supports Proxy ARP function.

▄Offers various methods of filtering function for IP packets.

▄Supports a SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) client.

▄Can be configured either by serial console or Telnet S/W.

▄HTTP server enables WEB based management.

▄Supports SNMP MIB1 and MIB2 and monitoring through SNMP-base application.

▄Front panel LEDs enable the easy check of the interface status.

▄PING utilities enable to check the network status.

▄Offer SHDSL service together with our product series of routers and modems.

(such as NS4024G, NBG420)

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Specifications

NEXPEED NBG440 has 4-port 10/100M Ethernet switch, one SHDSL port and the console port.

[Table 1-1] The NBG440 router specification

Hardware Specifications

Memory DRAM : 16Mbyte

Flash Memory : 512Kbyte

DSL Port (for G.SHDSL) 2 pair SHDSL with one RJ-45

TC-PAM(G.991.2) line coding

LAN Port (for Ethernet) 4 ports with RJ-45

Console Port RS-232C (DB9 Connector)

Data Rate

DSL: 2 wire mode, 200Kbps ~ 2320Kbps (64kbps step)

4 wire mode, 384Kbps ~ 4608Kbps (128kbps step)

LAN: 10/100Mbps auto-negotiation

Power External Adapter 5V 2A

Dimensions 238mm(W) x 182mm(D) x 47mm(H)

Software Specifications

Ethernet TCP/IP

SHDSL HDLC/ETHDLC, PPP(PAP,CHAP), Frame-Relay

Bridging

Address Learning, 1024 Address support

Routing Static, RIP1/ RIP2

Management

Command Line Interface

TELNET

SNMP (MIB I, MIB II)

Web based management

Application

IEEE 802.1P/Q tag-based VLAN

DHCP Server and Relay

IP Packet Filtering at layer 2 or layer 3

Network Address Translation(NAT/ PAT)

Load-Balancing and redundancy / Link-multiplexing

ProxyARP, SNTP Client

TFTP upgrading

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Power Requirements

DC input voltage +5V, 2A

Fuses

F1 : KST 250 Vac, 2 A

F2, F3 : F1250T , 250 V, 1.25 A

Power Adapter Requirements

This unit should be uses UL Listed AC/DC Adaptor, CCN: EPBU, EPBU7, QQGQ or QQGQ7 for

USA or Canada only. Marked with LPS or Limited Power Source for QQGQ or QQGQ7.

Rated input 100 VAC ~ 240 VAC, 0.3 A, 50/60 Hz

Rated output 5V DC, 2.0 A

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Product Appearance

The front side for the NBG440 Router

The NEXPEED NBG440 router has various LEDs in the front panel to provide port status

information in real time.

[Figure 1-1] The front side of NBG440

LEDs in the front side of the NBG440 router shows router’s status at the time.

[Table 1-2] Status of LEDs

LED Status & Color DESCRIPTION

PWR Off, Solid green On when power is supplied to the router

(LINE) 4W Solid green,

Solid orange

When the SHDSL is 2-wire mode, the color is green.

When the SHDSL is 4-wire mode, the color is orange.

(LINE) S0, S1

Off, Solid green,

Flashing green

On when the line is trained and the serial protocol is up.

- S0 : Sync. status for LINE1 (4th and 5th)

- S1 : Sync. status for LINE2 (1st and 2nd)

Blinks when the line is connected properly and the

synchronization process is taking place.

(LINE) ACT Flashing orange Blinks when a SHDSL port receives data.

(LAN)

1, 2, 3, 4

Off, Solid green,

Flashing orange

On when the Ethernet device is connected.

Blinks when a LAN port receives a packet.

PWR 4W S0 S1 ACT 1 2 3 4

LINE LAN

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