SJ-20141021142133-002-ZXHN F660 (V5.2) GPON ONT Maintenance Management Guide (JAZZTEL) PDF

ZXHN F660
GPON ONU
Maintenance Management Guide(JAZZTEL)
Version: V5.2
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Publishing Date: 2014-11-10 (R1.0)
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Contents
Safety Precautions ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Product Overview ..................................................................... 1-1
1.1 Package Contents .............................................................................................. 1-1
1.2 Indicators........................................................................................................... 1-2
1.3 Interfaces .......................................................................................................... 1-3
1.4 Product Features................................................................................................ 1-4
1.5 Technical Specifications...................................................................................... 1-5
1.6 Connections....................................................................................................... 1-5
Chapter 2 Configuration Preparation ....................................................... 2-1

2.1 Configuring TCP/IP ............................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Logging In to the Configuration and Management System..................................... 2-2
Chapter 3 Device Status ............................................................................ 3-1

3.1 Checking Device Information............................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Checking Network Interface Information............................................................... 3-2
3.3 Checking User Interface Information.................................................................... 3-3
3.4 Checking the VoIP Information ............................................................................ 3-4
Chapter 4 Network Configuration ............................................................. 4-1

4.1 WAN Configuration............................................................................................. 4-1
4.1.1 Configuring a WAN Connection ................................................................. 4-1
4.1.2 Setting Port Binding.................................................................................. 4-7
4.2 WLAN Configuration........................................................................................... 4-8
4.2.1 Basic Configuration .................................................................................. 4-8
4.2.2 Configuring an SSID............................................................................... 4-10
4.2.3 Configuring WLAN Security......................................................................4-11
4.2.4 Configuring an ACL ................................................................................ 4-12
4.2.5 Checking Associated Devices ................................................................. 4-13
4.2.6 Configuring WDS Mode .......................................................................... 4-14
4.2.7 Configuring WiFi Restrictions .................................................................. 4-15
4.2.8 Configuring WPS.................................................................................... 4-16
4.2.9 Configuring Surrounding WiFi ................................................................. 4-16
4.3 Address Management....................................................................................... 4-18
4.3.1 Configuring DHCP Server(IPv4) .............................................................. 4-18
4.3.2 Configuring DHCP Server(IPv6) .............................................................. 4-19

4.3.3 Configuring a Static Address ................................................................... 4-20
4.3.4 Configuring the DHCP Service ................................................................ 4-21
4.3.5 Configuring a Static Prefix....................................................................... 4-22
4.3.6 Configuring the DHCP Service (IPv6) ...................................................... 4-23
4.3.7 Configuring RA Service .......................................................................... 4-24
4.4 Configuring SN................................................................................................. 4-25
4.5 IPv4 Route Management .................................................................................. 4-26
4.5.1 Configuring the Default Connection ......................................................... 4-26
4.5.2 Configuring Static Routing ...................................................................... 4-26
4.5.3 Configuring Policy-Based Routing ........................................................... 4-27
4.5.4 Checking the Routing Table .................................................................... 4-29
4.6 IPv6 Route Management .................................................................................. 4-29
4.6.1 Configuring a Default Routing Connection (IPV6) ..................................... 4-29
4.6.2 Configuring Static Routing ...................................................................... 4-30
4.6.3 Configuring Policy-Based Routing ........................................................... 4-31
4.6.4 Checking the Routing Table .................................................................... 4-32
Chapter 5 Security Configuration ............................................................. 5-1

5.1 Configuring the Firewall ...................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Configuring an IPv6 Filter.................................................................................... 5-2
5.3 Configuring a MAC Filter..................................................................................... 5-3
5.4 Configuring Internet Access ................................................................................ 5-5
5.5 Configuring a Service Control Filter(IPv4) ............................................................ 5-8
5.6 Configuring a Service Control Filter(IPv6) ............................................................ 5-9
5.7 Configuring the ALG Feature..............................................................................5-11
Chapter 6 Application Configuration........................................................ 6-1

6.1 VoIP (SIP) Configuration..................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.1 Configuring WAN Connections .................................................................. 6-1
6.1.2 Configuring Advanced Parameters ............................................................ 6-2
6.1.3 Configuring the Fax Feature...................................................................... 6-3
6.1.4 Configuring the SIP Protocol ..................................................................... 6-4
6.1.5 Configuring a SIP Account ........................................................................ 6-6
6.1.6 Configuring the Media Codec Type............................................................ 6-7
6.1.7 Configuring Voice Ports Mapping............................................................... 6-8
6.1.8 Configuring the VoIP Service..................................................................... 6-8
6.1.9 Configuring the Hotline Feature................................................................. 6-9
6.2 Configuring the DDNS Feature.......................................................................... 6-10
6.3 Configuring the DMZ Feature .............................................................................6-11
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6.4 Configuring the UPnP Feature .......................................................................... 6-12
6.5 Checking UPnP Port Mapping ........................................................................... 6-13
6.6 Configuring the Virtual Host Feature .................................................................. 6-14
6.7 DNS Service .................................................................................................... 6-16
6.7.1 Configuring the Domain Name ................................................................ 6-16
6.7.2 Configuring a Host Name........................................................................ 6-17
6.7.3 Configuring DNS Servers........................................................................ 6-17
6.8 Configuring Time Parameters............................................................................ 6-18
6.9 IGMP Configuration .......................................................................................... 6-19
6.9.1 Configuring an IGMP WAN Connection.................................................... 6-19
6.9.2 Configuring the Multicast Mode ............................................................... 6-20
6.10 Checking USB Storage Information ................................................................. 6-21
6.11 Configuring the DMS Feature .......................................................................... 6-21
6.12 Configuring the FTP Server Feature ................................................................ 6-22
6.13 Configuring Port Triggering ............................................................................. 6-23
6.14 Configuring a Virtual Host (Application List)...................................................... 6-25
6.15 Viewing the Application List............................................................................. 6-26
6.16 Configuring the FTP Test Feature .................................................................... 6-27
6.17 Configuring the Samba Service ....................................................................... 6-28
Chapter 7 Administration Management.................................................... 7-1

7.1 Configuring TR-069 Basic Parameters................................................................. 7-1
7.2 Managing Web Users ......................................................................................... 7-2
7.3 Device Management........................................................................................... 7-3
7.3.1 System Management................................................................................ 7-3
7.3.2 Software Upgrade .................................................................................... 7-4
7.3.3 User Configuration Management ............................................................... 7-5
7.4 Diagnosis and Maintenance ................................................................................ 7-6
7.4.1 Configuring Ping Diagnosis ....................................................................... 7-6
7.4.2 Configuring Trace Route Diagnosis ........................................................... 7-7
7.5 Configuring the IPv6 Switch ................................................................................ 7-8
Appendix A FAQ ........................................................................................ A-1

Glossary .......................................................................................................... I
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IV

Safety Precautions
Usage Cautions
l Read all the safety cautions carefully before using the device.
l Only use the accessories included in the package, such as power supply adapter.
l Do not extend the power cord, otherwise the device will not work.
l The power supply voltage must meet the requirements of the device input voltage
(The voltage fluctuation range is less than 10%).
l Keep the power plug clean and dry to prevent any risk of electric shock or other
dangers.
l Disconnect all the cables during a lightning storm to prevent the device from damage.
l Power off and unplug the power plug when the device is not in use for a long time.
l Do not attempt to open the covers of the device. It is dangerous to do so when the
device is powered ON.
l Do not directly stare at the optical interface to prevent any eye injuries.
l Power off and stop using the device under the conditions such as, abnormal sound,
smoke, and strange smell. Contact the service provider for maintenance if the device
is faulty.
Note:
The users should read the usage cautions above carefully and will be responsible for any
incident resulting from the violation of the above cautions.
Environment Requirements
l Ensure proper ventilation to the device. Place the device away from direct sunlight
and never spill any liquid on the device.
l Do not place any object on the device to prevent any deformation or damage to the
device.
l Do not place the device near any source of heat or water.
l Keep the device away from any household appliances with strong magnetic or electric
fields, such as microwave oven and refrigerator.
Cleaning Requirements
l Before cleaning, power off the device, and unplug all the cables connected to the
device, such as power cable, optical fiber, and Ethernet cable.
l Do not use any liquid or spray to clean the device. Use a soft dry cloth.

Environment Protection
l Do not dispose the device or battery improperly.
l Observe the local regulations about the equipment disposal or treatment.
RF exposure information: The Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) level has been
calculated based on a distance of d=20 cm between the device and the human body.
To maintain compliance with RF exposure requirement, a separation distance of 20 cm
between the device and the human should be maintained.
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Chapter 1
Product Overview
Table of Contents
Package Contents ......................................................................................................1-1
Indicators ...................................................................................................................1-2
Interfaces ...................................................................................................................1-3
Product Features........................................................................................................1-4
Technical Specifications .............................................................................................1-5
Connections ...............................................................................................................1-5
1.1 Package Contents

After opening the ZXHN F660 package, ensure that the following components are
contained.
Table 1-1 Package Contents
Item Quantity Illustration

With external antenna
ZXHN F660 1
Power adapter 1
RJ45 cable 1
One copy of the ZXHN F660 GPON ONU User Manual is delivered together with the ZXHN
F660.
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Note:
The devices contained in the package may vary depending on the product distributor.
If any component is incorrect, damaged, or lost, contact your distributor. If you want to
replace your product, the package and existing components must be properly maintained.
1.2 Indicators
For an overview of the indicators on the top panel, see Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Indicators on the Top Panel (ZXHN F660 With External Antenna)
For a description of the indicators, refer to Table 1-2.
Table 1-2 Indicator Descriptions
Indicator Color Description

Not lit: The device is powered off.
Power Green
Lit: The device is powered on.
Not lit: The registration process has not started.
PON Green Lit: Registration is successful.
Flashing: Registration is in progress.
Not lit: receives optical power properly.
Lit: The optical module is powered off.
LOS Red Flashing: The received optical power is less than the
optical receiver sensitivity, or the device is downloading
a program package.
Not lit: The device is not powered on or the wireless
interface is disabled.
WLAN Green
Lit: The wireless interface is enabled.
Flashing: Data is being transmitted.
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Indicator Color Description

Not lit: The device is not powered on or the voice service
cannot be registered on the softswitch.
Phone1/Phone2 Green Lit: The voice service is successfully registered on the
softswitch, but there is no service traffic.
Flashing: There is voice service traffic.
Not lit: The device is not powered on or the interface is
not connected to a network device.
LAN1/LAN2/LAN3/LAN4 Green Lit: The interface is connected to a network device, but
no data is being transmitted.
Flashing: Data is being transmitted on the interface.
Yellow: Negotiation is in progress.
Green: Negotiation is successful.
WPS Red/yellow/green
Red: Session overlapping detection is being implemented
or negotiation fails.
Not lit: The device is not powered on or the USB interface
is not connected.
USB Green Lit: The USB interface is connected and operating in host
mode, but no data is being transmitted.
Flashing: Data is being transmitted on the interface.
Not lit: The device is not powered on, there is no WAN
connection with Internet properties configured, or the
WAN configuration is not effective.
Internet Green
Lit: There is a WAN connection with Internet properties
configured and the WAN configuration is effective.
Flashing: Data is being transmitted.
1.3 Interfaces
For an overview of the interfaces on the rear of the ZXHN F660, see Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2 Rear Interfaces
For a description of the interfaces and buttons, refer to Table 1-3.
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Table 1-3 Interface and Button Descriptions
Interface/Button Description
On/Off Power button for powering on or off the device.
Power Power interface, connected to the power adapter.
Standard USB 2.0 interface, connected to a USB storage device for file
USB
sharing, fast backup, and data restoration.
Reset button. To reset the device when the device is powered on, press the
Reset
button for more than five seconds.
Wi-Fi protection button. To enable the Wi-Fi protection function, press this
WPS
button, so that users can access the network without entering their passwords.
LAN1/LAN2/LAN3/L- Connected to a PC, an OTT TV, or an IPTV set-top box through an RJ-45
AN4 cable. The specific function depends on the services provided by the carrier.
Phone1/Phone2 Connected to a telephone through an RJ-11 cable.
GPON network interface, connected to the carrier's network through a
PON
single-mode optical fiber.
1.4 Product Features

Interface Features
l GPON interface: SC/APC optical interface in compliance with the GPON standard
l Ethernet interface: 10/100/1000 Mbps auto-sensing RJ-45 interface in compliance
with IEEE 802.3 and IEEE 802.3u
l Voice interface: RJ-11 interface
l WLAN interface: complies with IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, and IEEE 802.11n.
l USB interface: standard USB 2.0 interface
Technical Features
The ZXHN F660 provides the following functions:
l Optical fiber access: The device is connected to the Internet through a GPON
interface.
l Ethernet: provides Ethernet interfaces. Ethernet devices can be directly connected
to the Ethernet interfaces of the ZXHN F660 for accessing the Internet.
l VoIP: provides VoIP interfaces (Phone interfaces) for connecting to telephones.
The VoIP interfaces support the SIP, IMS, or H.248 protocol. The supported voice
protocols depend on the software version.
l WLAN: Users can connect to the ZXHN F660 through WLAN.
l Data sharing, backup, and restoration: provides a USB 2.0 interface connected to a
USB storage device for file sharing, fast backup, and data restoration.
The device also provides the following features in security, QoS, and network
management:
l Provides device/user/service-based multi-level authentication and data channel
encryption.
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l Meets QoS requirements for different services.

l Implements network management in multiple ways.
1.5 Technical Specifications

For the technical specifications of the ZXHN F660, refer to Table 1-4.
Table 1-4 Technical Specifications
Item Specification
Dimensions 220mm × 44mm × 160mm (width × height × depth)
Rated current 1.5 A
Rated voltage DC 12 V
Operating temperature 0℃ – 40 ℃
Operating humidity 5% – 95%
1.6 Connections
For the connections between the ZXHN F660 and related devices, see Figure 1-3.
Figure 1-3 Connections
Verify that the cable connections are correct, and press the ON/OFF button. After the
power indicator is lit and other indicators operate properly, services of the carrier can be
used.
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Chapter 2
Configuration Preparation
This manual uses the Windows operating system as an example for describing how to
configure the ZXHN F660. Before configuring the ZXHN F660, you need to perform the
following operations:
l Ensure that a crossover or straight-through Ethernet cable connects a computer to
the device.
l Ensure that the TCP/IP configuration on the computer is correct.
l Stop any firewall or other security software operating on the computer.
l Disable the proxy setting of Internet Explorer.
Table of Contents
Configuring TCP/IP ....................................................................................................2-1
Logging In to the Configuration and Management System..........................................2-2
2.1 Configuring TCP/IP

To log in to the ZXHN F660 on a computer, you need to set the IP address of the computer
to ensure that the IP address of the computer and the maintenance IP address of the ZXHN
F660 are in the same network segment.
Context
The default maintenance IP address of the ZXHN F660 is as follows:
l IP address: 192.168.1.1
l Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
l Default gateway: 192.168.1.1
Steps
1. Use an Ethernet cable to connect a local computer to the LAN interface of the ZXHN
F660.
2. On the local computer, double-click Local Area Connection and click Properties.
The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box is displayed.
3. Double-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties
dialog box is displayed. Set the IP address to 192.168.1.200, subnet mask to
255.255.255.0, and default gateway to 192.168.1.1.
4. Click OK.
– End of Steps –
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Follow-Up Action
After the IP address of the computer is set, you can run the Ping command to ping the
IP address 192.168.1.1. If the ping operation is successful, it indicates that the TCP/IP
configuration is correct and the computer is properly connected to the ZXHN F660.
2.2 Logging In to the Configuration and Management

System
The ZXHN F660 provides a Web-based configuration and management system. You can
enter a specified IP address in the address bar of Internet Explorer to access the system.
Prerequisite
A computer is directly connected to the ZXHN F660, and their IP addresses are in the
same network segment.
Steps
1. Open Internet Explorer, and enter http://192.168.1.1 (default maintenance IP
address of the ZXHN F660) in the address field. Press the Enter key. The login page
is displayed, see Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 Login Page
2. Enter your username and password (the default username and password of the
administrator are admin) and click Login. The configuration page is displayed, see
Figure 2-2.
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Figure 2-2 Configuration Page
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Chapter 3
Device Status
Through the Status menu item, you can query the software, hardware, and interface
information of the ZXHN F660, and VoIP status.
Table of Contents
Checking Device Information......................................................................................3-1
Checking Network Interface Information .....................................................................3-2
Checking User Interface Information ..........................................................................3-3
Checking the VoIP Information ...................................................................................3-4
3.1 Checking Device Information

Select Status > Device Information. The Device Information page is displayed, see
Figure 3-1. The device model, serial number, batch number, hardware version, software
version, boot version and WiFi information are displayed on the page.
Figure 3-1 Device Information Page
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Note:
The information displayed on the Device Information page in the above figure is provided
for reference only.
3.2 Checking Network Interface Information

Through the Network Interface menu item, you can check the broadband connection and
status information, including the information on the WAN interface and PON interface.
Steps
1. Select Status > Network Interface. The Network Interface page is displayed, see
Figure 3-2. By default, the WAN connection information is displayed.
Figure 3-2 WAN Connection Page
2. In the left navigation tree, click PON Status. The PON Status page is displayed, see
Figure 3-3. The optical module information of the ZXHN F660 includes the input and
output power, operating temperature, operating voltage, and operating current.
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Figure 3-3 PON Status Page
3. Click Refresh to check the latest information.

3.3 Checking User Interface Information

Through the User Interface menu item, you can check the operation of the WLAN
interface, LAN interfaces, and USB interface of the ZXHN F660, including the numbers of
sent and received packets and error packets.
Steps
1. Select Status > User Interface > WLAN. The WLAN page is displayed, see Figure
3-4. The WLAN interface status is displayed on this page.
Figure 3-4 WLAN Page
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2. Select Status > User Interface > Ethernet. The Ethernet page is displayed, see
Figure 3-5. The LAN interface status is displayed on this page.
Figure 3-5 Ethernet Page
3. Select Status > User Interface > USB. The USB page is displayed, see Figure 3-6.
The USB interface status is displayed on this page.
Figure 3-6 USB Page

3.4 Checking the VoIP Information

The ZXHN F660 provides two Phone interfaces. If the VoIP service is configured in WAN
Connection, you can check the VoIP operation.
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Steps
1. Select Status > VoIP Status. The VoIP Status page is displayed, see Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7 VoIP Status Page

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Chapter 4
Network Configuration
Table of Contents
WAN Configuration.....................................................................................................4-1
WLAN Configuration...................................................................................................4-8
Address Management ..............................................................................................4-18
Configuring SN.........................................................................................................4-25
IPv4 Route Management..........................................................................................4-26
IPv6 Route Management..........................................................................................4-29
4.1 WAN Configuration

4.1.1 Configuring a WAN Connection
This procedure describes how to configure a broadband connection (WAN connection) on
the network side, so that user services (including the data, voice, and video services) can
be connected to the external network.
The ZXHN F660 supports PPP-based and IP-based WAN connections.
l PPP-based connection
The device uses PPPoE dial-up for authentication and acquiring the IP address.
l IP-based connection
The device configures a static IP address or acquires a dynamic IP address through
the DHCP server.
Steps
1. Select Network > WAN > WAN Connection. The WAN Connection page is
displayed, see Figure 4-1.
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2. Configure a PPP-based WAN connection.

a. If the carrier provides the PPPoE-based connection mode, select PPP for the Link
Type parameter in Figure 4-1. See Figure 4-2.
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Figure 4-2 PPPoE Mode
b. Set the parameters and click Create. For a description of the parameters, refer to
Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 PPPoE Mode Parameter Descriptions
Parameter Description
To create a WAN connection, select Create WAN Connection.

Connection
To query or modify an existing WAN connection, select the corresponding
Name
WAN connection.
To create a WAN connection, enter the name of the WAN connection.

New Connection
If the Connection Name parameter is set to an existing WAN
Name
connection, the WAN connection name is displayed in the text box.
Enable VLAN Specifies whether to carry a VLAN tag in the packets sent over the WAN
connection. By default, this check box is not selected. If it is selected, a
VLAN tag is carried in the packets sent over the WAN connection, and
the VLAN ID and 802.1p parameters must be set.
Identifies a VLAN. Range: 1–4094.

VLAN ID To ensure normal service operation, the VLAN ID must be the same as
that set in upper-layer OLT configuration.
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802.1p If VLAN is enabled, you can modify service priority through this
parameter.
Range: 0–7. A higher number indicates a higher priority.
Type The default value is Route.
MTU Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU) of the WAN connection. Range:

128–1492, default: 1492.
Link Type Select PPP.
PPP
Username of the PPPoE account. The username must be the same as

Username
that set on the peer server for authentication.
Password of the PPPoE account. The username must be the same as

Password
that set on the peer server for authentication.
It must be the same as that set on the peer server. Normally, it is set
to Auto.
Authentication l Auto: The device automatically selects an authentication type
Type based on the authentication types that the peer server supports.
l PAP: Only the PAP type is used.
l CHAP: Only the CHAP type is used.
Normally, select Always On. Options:

l Always On: After the device is powered on or becomes offline, the
system automatically initiates PPPoE dial-up.
Connection
l On Demand: A PPPoE channel is automatically established as
Trigger
requested for data transmission. If the channel is idle for a particular
period, it is automatically released.
l Manual: You manually initiate PPPoE dial-up to establish a channel.
IP version that the device supports. Normally, it is set to IPv4/IPv6.

l IPv4: The device supports IPv4 addresses only.
IP Version
l IPv6: The device supports IPv6 addresses only.
l IPv4/IPv6: The device supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
PPP TransType The default value is PPPoE.
IPv6
IPv6 Info Get Specifies how to acquire IPv6 information for the WAN connection. It is
Mode valid only if the WAN connection supports IPv6.
l Manual Mode: You need to set the global address, gateway, and
DNS acquisition modes.
l Auto Mode: The global address, gateway, and DNS acquisition
modes are automatically configured.
l IPv6CP Extension Mode: The IPv6CP extension mode is used.
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GUA From Specifies how to acquire the global IPv6 address. It is valid only if the
IPv6 Info Get Mode parameter is set to Manual Mode. Options:
l Unnumbered: It indicates that no address acquisition mode is
configured.
l SLAAC: The device generates a global address in accordance with
the RA packets from the upper-layer server.
l Static: You need to set a static IPv6 address.
l DHCPv6: The device acquires a global address through DHCPv6.
IPv6 Specifies the static IPv6 address and prefix length for the WAN
connection. It is valid only if the GUA From parameter is set to Static.
DNSv6 From Specifies how to acquire the IPv6 DNS address. It is valid only if the
IPv6 Info Get Mode parameter is set to Manual Mode. Options:
l SLAAC: The device generates a global address in accordance with
the RA packets from the upper-layer server.
l Static: You need to set static DNS addresses. A maximum of
three DNS server addresses can be configured. If DNS Server 1
fails to process the domain name resolution request, the request is
sent to DNS Server 2. It DNS Server 2 fails, the request is sent to
DNS Server 3.
l DHCPv6: The device acquires a DNS address through DHCPv6.
If no option is selected, it indicates that no DNS is configured.
DNS Server1 IP Specifies the IPv6 address of each of DNS Server 1, DNS Server 2, and
Address/DNS DNS Server 3. It is valid only if the DNSv6 From parameter is set to
Server2 IP Static.
Address/DNS
Server3 IP
Address
Prefix Valid only if the IPv6 Info Get Mode parameter is set to Auto Mode or
Delegation From Manual Mode. If the prefix delegation function is enabled, the system
requests a prefix from the upper-layer server for allocating global
addresses to devices on the LAN side.
GUA From Prefix Valid only if the prefix delegation feature is enabled. If it is selected, the
system generates global addresses in accordance with the retrieved
prefix.
3. Configure an IP-based WAN connection.

a. If the carrier provides the IP-address-based connection mode, set the Link Type
parameter to IP in Figure 4-1. See Figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 IP Address Mode
b. Set the parameters and click Create. For a description of the parameters, refer to
Table 4-2.
Table 4-2 Parameter Descriptions for the IP Address Mode
To create a WAN connection, select Create WAN Connection.

Connection Name To query or modify an existing WAN connection, select the
corresponding WAN connection.
To create a WAN connection, enter the name of the WAN connection.

New Connection
If the Connection Name parameter is set to an existing WAN
Name
connection, the WAN connection name is displayed in the text box.
Enable VLAN Specifies whether to carry a VLAN tag in the packets sent over the
WAN connection. By default, this check box is not selected. If it is
selected, a VLAN tag is carried in the packets sent over the WAN
connection, and the VLAN ID and 802.1p parameters must be set.
Identifies a VLAN. Range: 1–4094.

VLAN ID To ensure normal service operation, the VLAN ID must be the same
as that set in upper-layer OLT configuration.
802.1p If VLAN is enabled, you can modify service priority through this
parameter.
Range: 0–7. A higher number indicates a higher priority.
Type The default value is Route.
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MTU Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU) of the WAN connection. Range:

128–1492. It is recommended that the default value be used.
Link Type Select IP.
IP version that the device supports. Normally, it is set to IPv4/IPv6.

l IPv4: The device supports IPv4 addresses only. You need to set
the IP address of the device, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS
server address in IPv4 format.
IP Version
l IPv6: The device supports IPv6 addresses only. You need to set
the acquisition modes of the IPv6 information, global address of
the device, gateway, DNS server address, and prefix.
l IPv4/IPv6: The device supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
By default, it is set to DHCP. Options:

l DHCP: The DHCP server automatically allocates a dynamic IP
IP Type
address to the device.
l Static: You need to specify a static IP address for the device.
IPv4
Enable NAT Valid only if the NAT feature is enabled.
Specifies the IPv4 address of each of DNS Server 1, DNS Server 2,

Other and DNS Server 3. It is valid only if the IP Type parameter is set to
Static.
Follow-Up Action
l Modify a WAN connection.
Select an existing WAN connection from the Connection Name list and modify the
parameters. After the parameters are set as required, click Modify.
l Delete a WAN connection.
Select an existing WAN connection from the Connection Name list and click Delete.
Caution!
WAN connection modification and deletion may cause service failure. Perform the
modification and deletion operations with care.
4.1.2 Setting Port Binding

The management of LAN Port and WAN Connection.
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Steps
1. Select Network > WAN > Port Binding. The Port Binding page is displayed, see
Figure 4-4.
Figure 4-4 Port Binding Page
2. To enable a port, select it and click Submit.

4.2 WLAN Configuration

4.2.1 Basic Configuration
This procedure describes how to configure the WLAN operation conditions.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > Basic. The Basic page is displayed, see Figure 4-5.
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Figure 4-5 Basic Page
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-3.
Table 4-3 Parameter Descriptions for Basic WLAN Configuration
Wireless RF Mode Enables or disables the WLAN function.
Enable Isolation If this check box is selected, the SSID isolation feature is enabled, so
that users under different SSIDs cannot connect with each other.
Mode Options:
l IEEE 802.11b Only
l IEEE 802.11g Only
l IEEE 802.11n Only
l Mixed(802.11b+802.11g)
l Mixed(802.11g+802.11n)
l Mixed(802.11b+802.11g+802.11n)
Country/Region Country or region where the device is located.
Band Width Radio frequency bandwidth, default: 20MHz.
Channel Channel of the wireless network. A proper channel can be selected in

accordance with the country code. Options: Auto, 1–13, default: Auto.
Specifies the channel used for communication between the AP and the
wireless site, depending on the local circumstance.
SGI Enable Enables or disables SGI.
Beacon Interval Interval for transmitting beacon frames, default: 100 ms.
Beacon frames are used for communicating with other AP devices or
network control devices to announce the WLAN presence.
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Transmitting Power Level of radio signal transmitting power. A larger value indicates wider
coverage. Options:
l 100%
l 80%
l 60%
l 40%
l 20%
QoS Type Options:

l Disabled
Disables QoS.
l WMM
QoS control in compliance with the WMM standard. The voice
service has the highest priority, followed by the IPTV service,
Internet service, and other services.
l SSID
QoS is implemented in accordance with the SSID priority. If SSID
is selected, the priority of each SSID must be specified.
RTS Threshold The Request To Send (RTS) threshold is used in a wireless network
to avoid data transmission failure. A smaller RTS threshold means a
higher frequency of RTS packet transmission, where the system can be
recovered more quickly. However, larger bandwidth is required.
DTIM Interval Interval of DTIM transmission.
3. Click Submit.
4.2.2 Configuring an SSID

An SSID identifies a wireless network. The ZXHN F660 supports a maximum of four
SSIDs. You can set the name for each SSID and specify whether to enable the SSID.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > SSID Settings. The SSID Settings page is displayed,
see Figure 4-6.
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Figure 4-6 SSID Settings Page
Table 4-4 SSID Parameter Descriptions
Choose SSID Select an SSID to be configured. Options: SSID1–SSID4.
Hide SSID If this check box is selected, it indicates that the SSID broadcast feature
is disabled. If an SSID is hidden, wireless terminals cannot view the
network through search. To access the network, terminals must send
requests.
Enable SSID Enables or disables the corresponding wireless network.
Enable SSID Isolation If this check box is selected, the SSID isolation feature is enabled, so
that users under the same SSID cannot connect with each other.
Maximum Clients Maximum number of wireless terminals that can connect to the SSID,
range: 1–32.
SSID Name Name of the SSID, range: 1–32 characters. Space and tab are not
allowed.
Priority Priority of the SSID, range: 0–7. Default: 0, which means that no
priority is specified. The larger the value, the higher the priority.
3. Click Submit.
4.2.3 Configuring WLAN Security

Each SSID supports multiple authentication methods, including Open System, Shared Key,
WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2-PSK, WPA-EAP, WPA2-EAP, and WPA/WPA2-EAP.
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Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > Security. The Security page is displayed, see Figure 4-7.
Figure 4-7 Security Page
Table 4-5 Security Parameter Descriptions
Authentication Type Options: Open System, Shared Key, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK,

WPA/WPA2-PSK.
WPA Passphrase Authentication password for wireless terminals to access the wireless
network, range: 8–63 characters.
WPA Group Key WPA group key update interval time.

Update Interval
WPA Encryption Options: AES, TKIP, and TKIP+AES.

Algorithm
3. Click Submit.
4.2.4 Configuring an ACL

By enabling the WLAN access control feature and configuring ACLs, you can control the
WLAN access. If the Mode parameter is set to Block for an ACL, terminals not specified
in the ACL can access the SSID. If the Mode parameter is set to Permit, only the terminals
specified in the ACL can access the SSID.
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Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > Access Control List. The Access Control List page is
Figure 4-8 Access Control List Page
Table 4-6 ACL Parameter Descriptions
Mode Options:
l Disabled (default): SSID access control is disabled.
l Block: Terminals with specified MAC addresses cannot access the
network.
l Permit: Only the terminals with specified MAC addresses can access
the network.
MAC Address MAC address of a terminal that accesses the WLAN. You can click Add to
set multiple MAC addresses.
4.2.5 Checking Associated Devices

You can check the IP addresses and MAC addresses of devices that are associated with
each SSID.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > Associated Devices. The Associated Devices page is
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Figure 4-9 Associated Devices Page
2. Select an SSID from the SSID list, and click Refresh. The IP addresses and MAC
addresses of the associated devices are displayed.
4.2.6 Configuring WDS Mode

Configure WDS mode and WDS interface, and add WDS MAC connecting to this AP.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > WDS. The WDS page is displayed, see Figure 4-10.
Figure 4-10 WDS Page
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Table 4-7 WDS Parameter Descriptions
WDS Mode WDS type. The options include：

l Disabled
l WDS+Root
l WDS+Repeater
Note:
The WDS mode switching takes effect immediately after an option is selected.
3. Click Submit.
4.2.7 Configuring WiFi Restrictions

Configure off time and on time of Scheduled Wireless RF Mode.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > WiFi Restrictions. The WPS. The WiFi Restrictions
page is displayed, see Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11 WiFi Restrictions Page
2. Set the parameters.
3. Click Submit.
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4.2.8 Configuring WPS

This procedure describes how to configure WPS parameters. Normally, the WPS
parameters do not need to be modified. If the WPS feature is enabled, terminals such as
PCs and handsets can access a WLAN by negotiating with the ONU. Users do not need
to search for SSIDs or enter passwords.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > WPS PBC. The WPS page is displayed, see Figure 4-12.
Figure 4-12 WPS Page
2. Click the WPS Push Button to enable the WPS feature.
Note:
The WPS mode switching takes effect immediately after an option is selected.
4.2.9 Configuring Surrounding WiFi

These are the surrounding WiFi seen nearby the router (max. 64), here you can check if
the interference is affecting your WiFi speed. The interference will change if you move the
client (PC/mobile phone) to other rooms.
It is recommended to keep the default WiFi channel to "AUTO" because we will find the
clearest channel automatically, including all types of interference (WiFi, wireless mouse,
cordless phone, Bluetooth, USB 3.0, microwave, etc).
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Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN > Surrounding WiFi. The Surrounding WiFi page is
Figure 4-13 Surrounding WiFi Page
2. Click the Scan Wireless Network to list the wireless network information.The network
information is displayed, see Figure 4-14.
Figure 4-14 The result of Scan
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4.3 Address Management

4.3.1 Configuring DHCP Server(IPv4)
This procedure describes how to configure the IP address and subnet mask of the ZXHN
F660 and enable the DHCP server feature, so that the ZXHN F660 can allocate dynamic
IPv4 addresses to devices connected to the system.
Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > DHCP Server. The DHCP Server page is displayed, see
Figure 4-15.
Figure 4-15 DHCP Server Page
Table 4-8 DHCP Server Parameter Descriptions
LAN IP IP address/subnet mask of the ZXHN F660.

Address/Subnet Mask
Enable DHCP Server To enable the DHCP server feature, select this check box.
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DHCP Start IP Start/end IP address in the DHCP server address pool, which must be
Address/DHCP End IP in the same network segment as the IP address of the ZXHN F660.
Address
Assign DNS To enable the DNS server of the service provider, select this check box.
DNS Server1 IP IP address of the default DNS server, which means the IP address
Address of the ZXHN F660.
DNS Server2 IP IP address of a DNS server provided by the service provider.

Address
DNS Server3 IP IP address of a DNS server provided by the service provider.

Address
Default Gateway IP address of the ZXHN F660.
Lease Time IP address lease period, range: 60–157680000 or -1. Default: 86400.
Unit: seconds. The value -1 indicates that the IP address never expires.
3. Click Submit.
4.3.2 Configuring DHCP Server(IPv6)

This procedure describes how to configure the dynamic IPv6 address of the ZXHN F660
and enable the DHCP feature. For a family gateway, the IP address is also the gateway
address of the subnet on the LAN side.
Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > DHCP Server(IPv6). The DHCP Server(IPv6) page is
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Figure 4-16 DHCP Server(IPv6) Page
Table 4-9 DHCP Server(IPv6) Parameter Descriptions
LAN IP Address IPv6 address of the ZXHN F660.
Enable DHCP To enable the DHCP server feature, select this check box.
Server
DNS Refresh DNS update time, range: 60–864000, default: 86400, unit: seconds.
Time
3. Click Submit.
4.3.3 Configuring a Static Address

This procedure describes how to configure a static IP address for a device connected to
the system and bind the IP address with the MAC address to prevent access of illegal
users.
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Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > DHCP Binding. The DHCP Binding page is displayed, see
Figure 4-17.
Figure 4-17 DHCP Binding Page
2. Set the IP Address and MAC Address text boxes, and click Add.
Note: Only IPv4 addresses are supported.
3. (Optional) To modify a configuration record, click next to the record.
4. (Optional) To delete a configuration record, click next to the record.

4.3.4 Configuring the DHCP Service

This procedure describes how to disable the DHCP service for each LAN interface and
SSID port on the user side.
Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > DHCP Port Service. The DHCP Port Service page is
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Figure 4-18 DHCP Port Service Page
2. Select the check box next to a LAN interface or SSID to disable the DHCP service.
3. Click Submit.
4.3.5 Configuring a Static Prefix

This procedure describes how to configure a static prefix and set the type of the server
(RA or DHCPv6) that delegates the IPv6 prefix to devices on the LAN side.
Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > Prefix Management. The Prefix Management page is
Figure 4-19 Prefix Management Page
2. Click next to a WAN connection, and set the prefix delegation server, see Figure
4-20. Click Modify.
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Figure 4-20 Prefix Management (IPv6)
For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-10.
Table 4-10 Prefix Management Parameter Descriptions
WAN In the Network > WAN > WAN Connection，create a WAN connection.
Connection
Prefix Source The default value is WAN.
Prefix IPv6 address and prefix length. Only a GUA prefix is supported. Prefix length
range: 48–64.
Preferred Preferred lifetime of the prefix.

Lifetime
Valid Lifetime Valid period of the prefix. This parameter must be equal to or greater than the
Preferred Lifetime parameter.
Prefix l RA: The IPv6 prefix is delegated by an RA server.

Delegation l DHCPv6: The IPv6 prefix is delegated by a DHCPv6 server.
4.3.6 Configuring the DHCP Service (IPv6)

This procedure describes how to disable the DHCPv6 and RA services for each LAN
interface and SSID port on the user side.
Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > DHCP Port Service(IPv6). The DHCP Port Service(IPv6)
page is displayed, see Figure 4-21.
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Figure 4-21 DHCP Port Service(IPv6) Page
2. To enable the DHCPv6 service for a port, select the corresponding check box.
3. Click Submit.
4.3.7 Configuring RA Service

This procedure describes how to configure RA service parameters. In SLAAC, an IPv6
client or host retrieves the global route prefix of its IPv6 address through an RS message.
After receiving the RS message, the router returns an RA message to specify the global
route prefix.
Steps
1. Select Network > LAN > RA Service. The RA Service page is displayed, see Figure
4-22.
Figure 4-22 RA Service Page
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Table 4-11 RA Service Parameter Descriptions
Minimum Wait Time Minimum time for waiting for the RA message, range: 3–1350, unit:
seconds.
Maximum Wait Time Maximum time for waiting for the RA message, range: 4–1800, unit:
seconds.
M, O M: managed address configuration.

O: other stateful configuration.
If a check box is selected, the value is 1. If not, the value is 0.
l M = 0 and O = 0: SLAAC is used for acquiring information. It is
applicable to a network without the DHCPv6 architecture.
l M = 1 and O = 1: DHCPv6 is used for acquiring the address and
other configuration information.
l M = 0 and O =1: SLAAC is used for acquiring address information.
DHCPv6 is used only for acquiring network parameter settings
except the IP address.
l M = 1 and O = 0: DHCPv6 is used only for acquiring the address
information.
3. Click Submit.
4.4 Configuring SN
This procedure describes how to set the password for the SN of the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Network > PON > SN. The SN page is displayed, see Figure 4-23.
Figure 4-23 SN Page
2. Set the Password parameter, and click Submit.
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Note:
After setting the password, you must restart the device.
4.5 IPv4 Route Management

4.5.1 Configuring the Default Connection
This procedure describes how to select a WAN connection as the default route for the
broadband access service.
Steps
1. Select Network > Routing(IPv4). The Default Gateway page is displayed by default,
see Figure 4-24.
Figure 4-24 Default Gateway Page
2. Select a WAN connection from the WAN Connection list, and click Submit.
4.5.2 Configuring Static Routing

This procedure describes how to configure the next hop address for the destination network
segment to implement static routing.
Steps
1. Select Network > Routing(IPv4) > Static Routing. The Static Routing page is
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Figure 4-25 Static Routing Page
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-12. Click
Add.
Table 4-12 Static Routing Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection WAN connection that supports IPv4.
Network Address IP address of the destination network.
Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the destination network.
Gateway Gateway address for static routing. Normally, it is the IPv4 address of
the ZXHN F660.
3. (Optional) To modify a routing entry, click next to the routing entry.
4. (Optional) To delete a routing entry, click next to the routing entry.

4.5.3 Configuring Policy-Based Routing

Policy-based routing is a more flexible routing mechanism than destination-based routing,
and packets can be forwarded in accordance with a specified policy. If a routing policy
is applied to a WAN interface, the device checks packets received on the interface. The
packets meeting the routing policy conditions are processed in accordance with the policy.
Steps
1. Select Network > Routing(IPv4) > Policy Routing. The Policy Routing page is
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Figure 4-26 Policy Routing Page
Add.
Table 4-13 Policy-Based Routing Parameter Descriptions
Destination WAN interface to which a routing policy is applied.

Interface
DSCP QoS classification criterion. A DSCP is specified for the TOS byte in the IP
header of each packet to indicate the priority. Range: 0–63.
Source IP Source IP address of the matching packets.
Source Mask Source subnet mask of the matching packets.
Destination IP Destination IP address of the matching packets.
Destination Destination subnet mask of the matching packets.

Mask
Protocol Matching IP protocol. The ANY option means any IP protocol.
Source Port Source port number of the matching packets.
Destination Port Destination port number of the matching packets.
Source MAC MAC address of the source device that sends the matching packets.
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4.5.4 Checking the Routing Table

Select Network > Routing(IPv4) > Routing Table. The Routing Table page is displayed,
see Figure 4-27. The routing table information is displayed on this page.
Figure 4-27 Routing Table Page
Click Refresh to check the latest information.
4.6 IPv6 Route Management

4.6.1 Configuring a Default Routing Connection (IPV6)
This procedure describes how to set a WAN connection as the default routing interface for
broadband access services.
Steps
1. Select Network > Routing(IPv6) > Default Gateway. The Default Gateway page is
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Figure 4-28 Routing (IPv6)–Default Gateway Page
2. Select a WAN connection from the WAN Connection drop-down list, and click Submit.
4.6.2 Configuring Static Routing

This procedure describes how to configure the next-hop address for the destination
network segment to implement static routing.
Steps
1. Select Network > Routing(IPv6) > Static Routing. The Static Routing page is
Figure 4-29 Static Routing Page
Add.
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Table 4-14 Static Routing Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection WAN connection that supports IPv6.
Prefix IPv6 address and prefix length, range: 48–64.
Gateway Gateway address for static routing. Normally, it is the IPv6 address
of the ZXHN F660.

4.6.3 Configuring Policy-Based Routing

Policy-based routing is a more flexible routing mechanism than destination-based routing,
and packets can be forwarded in accordance with a specified policy. If a routing policy
is applied to a WAN interface, the device checks packets received on the interface. The
packets meeting the routing policy conditions are processed in accordance with the policy.
Steps
1. Select Network > Routing(IPv6) > Policy Routing. The Policy Routing page is
Figure 4-30 Policy Routing Page
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Add.
Table 4-15 Policy-Based Routing Parameter Descriptions
Destination Interface WAN interface to which a routing policy is applied.
Source IP Source IP address of the matching packets.
Destination IP Destination IP address of the matching packets.
Protocol Matching IP protocol. The ANY option means any IP protocol.
Source Port Source port number of the matching packets.
Destination Port Destination port number of the matching packets.
Source MAC MAC address of the source device that sends the matching packets.

4.6.4 Checking the Routing Table

Select Network > Routing(IPv6) > Routing Table. The Routing Table page is displayed,
see Figure 4-31. The routing table information is displayed on this page.
Figure 4-31 Routing Table Page
Click Refresh to check the latest information.
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Chapter 5
Security Configuration
Table of Contents
Configuring the Firewall..............................................................................................5-1
Configuring an IPv6 Filter ...........................................................................................5-2
Configuring a MAC Filter ............................................................................................5-3
Configuring Internet Access........................................................................................5-5
Configuring a Service Control Filter(IPv4)...................................................................5-8
Configuring a Service Control Filter(IPv6)...................................................................5-9
Configuring the ALG Feature....................................................................................5-11
5.1 Configuring the Firewall

This procedure describes how to configure the firewall to enhance device security and
avoid illegal access from external networks.
Steps
1. Select Security > Firewall. The Firewall page is displayed, see Figure 5-1.
Figure 5-1 Firewall Page
Table 5-1 Firewall Parameter Descriptions
Enable Anti-Hacking To enable anti-hacking protection and prevent device shutdown due to
Protection Internet attacks, select this check box. This feature can prevent ping
flood, ping to death, and SYN flood attacks.
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Firewall Level l High: allows legal access from the WAN but forbids Internet
devices from sending ping packets to the WAN interface of the
ZXHN F660.
l Middle: allows legal access from the WAN and blocks dangerous
data from the Internet.
l Low: allows legal access from the WAN and allows Internet
devices to send ping packets to the WAN interface of the ZXHN
F660.
3. Click Submit.
5.2 Configuring an IPv6 Filter

This procedure describes how to configure an IPv6 filter to allow or deny the access of
devices with specific IPv6 addresses to the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Security > IP Filter(IPv6). The IPv6 Filter page is displayed, see Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 IPv6 Filter Page
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2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 5-2. Click Add.
Table 5-2 IPv6 Filter Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the IPv6 filter to be configured, select this check box.
Protocol Protocol of the packets to be filtered. Options:

l TCP (default)
l UDP
l TCP AND UDP
l ICMPv6
l ANY
Indicates that all the above protocols are selected.
Name Filter name.
Source Prefix/Destination Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.

Prefix
Start Source Port/End Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
Source Port
Start Destination Port/End Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
Destination Port
Ingress/Egress Data direction. The ingress and egress must be different.

l If the Ingress parameter is set to LAN, and the Egress
parameter is set to a WAN connection, it means that this filter is
applied to uplink data.
l If the Ingress parameter is set to a WAN connection, and the
Egress parameter is set to LAN, it means that this filter is
applied to downlink data.
Mode Action taken on the packets meeting the filter criteria. Options:
l Discard
l Permit

5.3 Configuring a MAC Filter

A list of MAC addresses that access the ZXHN F660 are stored on the ZXHN F660. You
can restrict the access of some hosts by configuring a MAC filter. One host may have
multiple IP addresses, but its MAC address is unique. The access rights of hosts can be
controlled through MAC filters.
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Steps
1. Select Security > MAC Filter. The MAC Filter page is displayed, see Figure 5-3.
Figure 5-3 MAC Filter Page
Table 5-3 MAC Filter Parameter Descriptions
Enable Specifies whether to enable the MAC filter.
Mode Action taken on the data meeting the filter criteria. Options:
l Discard
l Permit
Type Operation mode. Options: Bridge, Route, and Bridge+Route.
Protocol Protocol of data streams. Options: IP, ARP, RARP, PPPoE, and ALL.
Source MAC Source MAC address to be filtered, which must be specified.

Address
Destination Destination MAC address to be filtered, which must be specified.

MAC Address
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5.4 Configuring Internet Access

This procedure describes how to configure Internet access for the ZXHN F660. You can
specify the users allowed to access the Internet, access time, accessible sites, and allowed
ports.
Steps
Configuring Access Time
1. Select Security > Parental Control > User Information. The User Information page
Figure 5-4 User Information Page
Table 5-4 User Information Parameter Descriptions
Enable Parental To enable the Internet access control feature, select this check box.
Control
User ID Users subject to the Internet access control. You can specify an IP or MAC
address or select All User to control the access of all the users.
Source IP If User ID is set to IP, specify an IPv4 address.

Address If User ID is set to MAC, specify a MAC address.
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Time Policy- Specifies the days on which Internet access is allowed.

Days
Time Policy- Specifies the period of each day during which Internet access is allowed. If
Time Other Time is selected, you need to enter the start time and end time.
Configuring a URL Filter for a Specified User

3. Select Security > Parental Control > URL Filter. The URL Filter page is displayed,
see Figure 5-5.
Figure 5-5 URL Filter Page
Table 5-5 URL Filter Parameter Descriptions
User Information Users subject to the Internet access control. You can specify an IP or MAC
address or select All User to control the access of all the users.
Enable To enable the URL filter to be configured, select this check box.
Mode Action taken on the URL meeting the filter criteria. Options:
l Discard
l Permit
URL Address URL address to be filtered, which must be specified.
Configuring a Port Filter for a Specified User

5. Select Security > Parental Control > Port Filter. The Port Filter page is displayed,
see Figure 5-6.
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Figure 5-6 Port Filter Page
Table 5-6 Port Filter Parameter Descriptions
User Information Users subject to the Internet access control. You can specify an
IP or MAC address or select All User to control the access of all
the users.
Enable To enable the IPv6 filter to be configured, select this check box.
Protocol Protocol of the packets to be filtered. Options:

l TCP (default)
l UDP
l TCP AND UDP
l ICMPv6
l ANY
Indicates that all the above protocols are selected.
Name Filter name.
Source Prefix/Destination Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.

Prefix
Start Source Port/End Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
Source Port
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Start Destination Port/End Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
Destination Port
Ingress/Egress Data direction. The ingress and egress must be different.

l If the Ingress parameter is set to LAN, and the Egress
parameter is set to a WAN connection, it means that this filter is
applied to uplink data.
l If the Ingress parameter is set to a WAN connection, and the
Egress parameter is set to LAN, it means that this filter is
applied to downlink data.
Mode Action taken on the packets meeting the filter criteria. Options:
l Discard
l Permit
Follow-Up Action
You can perform the following operations on each configuration record:
l (Optional) To modify a configuration record, click next to the record.

l (Optional) To delete a configuration record, click next to the record.
5.5 Configuring a Service Control Filter(IPv4)

This procedure describes how to configure a service control filter to allow or deny the
access of a specific service to the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Security > Service Control(IPv4). The Service Controll(IPv4) page is
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Figure 5-7 Service Control Pagel(IPv4)
Table 5-7 Service Control Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the service control filter to be configured, select this check
box.
Ingress Service ingress. Select an existing WAN connection.
Start Source IP IP address segment for which service control is implemented.

Address/End Source
IP Address
Mode Action taken on the IP address segment meeting the filter criteria.
Options:
l Discard
l Permit
Service List Service to be controlled. Options:

l HTTP
l TELNET
5.6 Configuring a Service Control Filter(IPv6)

This procedure describes how to configure a service control filter to allow or deny the
access of a specific service to the ZXHN F660.
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Steps
1. Select Security > Service Control(IPv6). The Service Controll(IPv6) page is
Figure 5-8 Service Control Pagel(IPv6)
Table 5-8 Service Control Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the service control filter to be configured, select this check
box.
Ingress Service ingress. Select an existing WAN connection.
Prefix IP address segment for which service control is implemented.
Mode Action taken on the IP address segment meeting the filter criteria.
Options:
l Discard
l Permit
Service List Service to be controlled. Options:

l HTTP
l TELNET

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5.7 Configuring the ALG Feature

This procedure describes how to enable the ALG feature, so that the ZXHN F660 can
translate private IP addresses in layer-4 packets into public IP addresses to enhance
security.
Steps
1. Select Security > ALG. The ALG page is displayed, see Figure 5-9.
Figure 5-9 ALG Page
2. Select the protocols for which ALG is to be enabled, and click Submit.
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Chapter 6
Application Configuration
Table of Contents
VoIP (SIP) Configuration ............................................................................................6-1
Configuring the DDNS Feature.................................................................................6-10
Configuring the DMZ Feature ...................................................................................6-11
Configuring the UPnP Feature..................................................................................6-12
Checking UPnP Port Mapping ..................................................................................6-13
Configuring the Virtual Host Feature.........................................................................6-14
DNS Service ............................................................................................................6-16
Configuring Time Parameters ...................................................................................6-18
IGMP Configuration..................................................................................................6-19
Checking USB Storage Information ..........................................................................6-21
Configuring the DMS Feature ...................................................................................6-21
Configuring the FTP Server Feature .........................................................................6-22
Configuring Port Triggering.......................................................................................6-23
Configuring a Virtual Host (Application List)..............................................................6-25
Viewing the Application List ......................................................................................6-26
Configuring the FTP Test Feature.............................................................................6-27
Configuring the Samba Service ................................................................................6-28
6.1 VoIP (SIP) Configuration

The ZXHN F660 supports the VoIP service based on the SIP protocols. This section
describes how to configure the VoIP service.
6.1.1 Configuring WAN Connections

This procedure describes how to configure WAN connections for the VoIP service. The
signaling and media traffic can use the same or different WAN connections for connecting
to the external network.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > WAN Connection. The WAN Connection page is
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2. Set the WAN Connection parameters.
Note:
If no option exists in the drop-down list, create a WAN connection in Network > WAN
> WAN Connection.
3. Click Submit.
6.1.2 Configuring Advanced Parameters

This procedure describes how to configure advanced parameters of the VoIP service,
including echo cancellation, jitter buffer, and DTMF.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > Advanced. The Advanced page is displayed, see Figure
6-2.
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Chapter 6 Application Configuration
Figure 6-2 Advanced Page
Table 6-1 Advanced Parameter Descriptions for the VoIP Service
CLIP Mode Caller ID transmission mode. Options: FSK, DTMF
Voice Profile The profile of voice. Options:VP1,VP2.
DTMF mode. Options:

DTMF l RFC2833: DTMF digits are carried by RTP streams.
l Dtmf in Voice: DTMF digits are not processed.
The variation in packet delay is called jitter. Jitter buffer refers to

intentional delay of packets. Options:
Jitter Buffer
l Fixed: A fixed buffer time must be specified.
l Adaptive: A jitter range must be specified.
Min Value Minimum value of the jitter range, default: 20 ms.
Max Value Maximum value of the jitter range, default: 200 ms.
Echo Cancellation Whether to disable the echo cancellation feature.
Voice To Packet Gain Line transmit gain, range: -14 to 6 dBd.
Packet To Voice Gain Line receive gain, range: -14 to 6 dBd.
3. Click Submit.
6.1.3 Configuring the Fax Feature

The ZXHN F660 supports the T30 and T38-based fax feature. By default, the T30 protocol
is used.
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Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > Fax. The Fax page is displayed, see Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3 Fax Page
Table 6-2 Fax Parameter Descriptions
Enable T38 Protocol Whether to enable the T38 protocol. If this check box is not selected,
the T30 protocol is used.
3. Click Submit.
6.1.4 Configuring the SIP Protocol

SIP is a network communication protocol for controlling the VoIP service. It supports
voice, video, data, E-mail, chat, and game applications. This procedure describes how
to configure the basic parameters for the SIP-based VoIP service on the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > SIP. The SIP page is displayed, see Figure 6-4.
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Figure 6-4 SIP Parameter Descriptions
Table 6-3 SIP Parameter Descriptions
Local Port Local port that the SIP protocol uses, default: 5060.
Primary Proxy Server IP address of the active SIP proxy server that the ISP provides, which
must be the same as that configured on the SIP server
Primary Outbound Proxy IP address of the active outbound proxy server that the ISP provides,
Server which must be the same as that configured on the SIP server
Primary Proxy Port Port number that the ISP provides for communication between the
active server and VoIP terminals, which must be the same as that
configured on the SIP server, default: 5060
Secondary Proxy Server IP address of the standby SIP proxy server that the ISP provides,
which must be the same as that configured on the SIP server
Secondary Outbound IP address of the standby outbound proxy server that the ISP
Proxy Server provides, which must be the same as that configured on the SIP
server
Secondary Proxy Port Port number that the ISP provides for communication between the
standby server and VoIP terminals, which must be the same as that
configured on the SIP server, default: 5060
Register Expires Registered lifecycle, unit: seconds, default: 3600
Unregister On Reboot Whether to deregister VoIP terminals after the server is restarted
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Enable Link Test Whether to enable link tests
Link Test Interval Interval of link tests, default: 20 seconds
3. Click Submit.
6.1.5 Configuring a SIP Account

This procedure describes how to configure a SIP account.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > SIP Accounts. The SIP Accounts page is displayed,
see Figure 6-5.
Figure 6-5 SIP Accounts Page
Table 6-4 SIP Account Parameter Descriptions
Username Registered name of a SIP subscriber. Normally, it is the phone number

of the subscriber.
Password Password for VoIP service authentication by the SS system, which must be
the same as that configured in the SS system.
Authorization Username for authentication by the SS system, which must be the same as
Username that configured in the SS system.
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3. Click next to an account to modify the information, and click Modify.

6.1.6 Configuring the Media Codec Type

This procedure describes how to configure the media codec type.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > Media. The Media page is displayed, see Figure 6-6.
Figure 6-6 Media Page
Table 6-5 Media Parameter Descriptions
G711U VAD Select a codec, which must be the same as that configured in the
SS system.
G711A VAD
G729 VAD
G726 VAD
G722 VAD
3. Click Submit.
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6.1.7 Configuring Voice Ports Mapping

You can select VoIP Lines of Phone ports used in incoming and outgoing calls respectively.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > Voice Ports Mapping. The Voice Ports Mapping page
Figure 6-7 Voice Ports Mapping Page
2. Click the SIP1/SIP2 of Incoming and Outgoing.

3. Click Submit.
6.1.8 Configuring the VoIP Service

This procedure describes how to configure additional services for the SIP-based VoIP
service on the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > VoIP Services. The VoIP Services page is displayed,
see Figure 6-8.
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Figure 6-8 VoIP Services Page
Table 6-6 Additional Service Parameter Descriptions
Call Waiting Enables or disables call waiting.
Call Hold Enables or disables call hold.
3 Way Conference Enables or disables 3 way conference.
3. Click Submit.
6.1.9 Configuring the Hotline Feature

Hotline Configuration, include Delay Hotline Timer, Delay Hotline, Delay Hotline Number.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > Hotline. The Hotline page is displayed, see Figure 6-9.
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Figure 6-9 Hotline Page
2. Set the parameters.
3. Click Submit.
6.2 Configuring the DDNS Feature

The DDNS feature binds a static domain name with dynamic IP addresses, so that dynamic
IP addresses can be mapped into a fixed domain name resolution server. When a user tries
to access the network, the client sends the dynamic IP address to the specified server, and
the server provides the DNS service and implements dynamic domain name resolution.
Steps
1. Select Application > DDNS. The DDNS page is displayed, see Figure 6-10.
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Figure 6-10 DDNS Page
Table 6-7 DDNS Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the DDNS feature, select this check box.
WAN Connection WAN connection on which the DDNS feature is enabled.
Service Name Options: dipc, dyndns, and DtDNS.
Custom URL The domain name resolution server.
Custom Server URL of the domain name resolution server.
Hostname Fixed domain name assigned for the WAN connection.
Provider name Username for accessing the domain name resolution server, which must be
the same as that configured on the server.
Provider Password for accessing the domain name resolution server, which must be
Password the same as that configured on the server.
3. Click Submit.
6.3 Configuring the DMZ Feature

This procedure describes how to configure the DMZ feature so that the DMZ all port
mapping feature can be enabled. Therefore, hosts on the LAN side can provide external
services through DNAT. By default, the system opens all the ports.
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Steps
1. Select Application > DMZ Host. The DMZ Host page is displayed, see Figure 6-11.
Figure 6-11 DMZ Host Page
Table 6-8 DMZ Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the DMZ feature, select this check box.
WAN Connection WAN connection for a host on the LAN side to provide external services.
Enable MAC To enable MAC mapping, select this check box.

Mapping l If MAC mapping is enabled, you need to configure the MAC address
on the LAN side.
l If MAC mapping is not enabled, the system uses IP address
mapping by default.
DMZ Host IP Mapped IP address of a host on the LAN side for providing external
Address services.
3. Click Submit.
6.4 Configuring the UPnP Feature

The UPnP feature is used for plug and play of invisible connections and vendor devices
without configuration. If the UPnP feature is enabled, a device can be added into a network
dynamically, so that its IP address and functions can be notified. The device can also learn
about the functions of other devices in the network.
Steps
1. Select Application > UPnP. The UPnP page is displayed, see Figure 6-12.
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Figure 6-12 UPnP Page
Table 6-9 UPnP Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the UPnP feature, select this check box.
IPv4 WAN WAN connection that supports IPv4.

Connection
Advertisement Advertisement period for UPnP devices, within which each UPnP device
Period (in minutes) must send an advertisement message. If a UPnP device fails to send an
advertisement message within this period, the system determines that
the UPnP device becomes ineffective. Default: 30 minutes.
Advertisement Time TTL for an advertisement message, which means the number of hops
To Live (in hops) for which the message is forwarded. It is recommended that the default
value 4 be used.
3. Click Submit.
6.5 Checking UPnP Port Mapping

This procedure describes how to check port mapping information of UPnP devices,
including the active/standby status, protocol, internal and external ports, and IP address.
Steps
1. Select Application > UPnP Port Mapping. The UPnP Port Mapping page is
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Figure 6-13 UPnP Port Mapping Page
2. Click Refresh to update the UPnP port mapping information.
3. (Optional) To delete a mapping item, click next to the item.

6.6 Configuring the Virtual Host Feature

This procedure describes how to configure the virtual host feature, so that a host on the
WAN side can serve as a client to access a server on the LAN side.
Steps
1. Select Application > Port Forwarding. The Port Forwarding page is displayed, see
Figure 6-14.
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Figure 6-14 Port Forwarding Page
Add.
Table 6-10 Virtual Host Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the virtual host feature, select this check box.
Name Virtual host name.
Protocol Protocol used for access. Options:

l TCP (default)
l UDP
l TCP AND UDP
WAN Host Start IP Start IP address of the IP range for hosts on the WAN side.
Address
WAN Host End IP End IP address of the IP range for hosts on the WAN side.
Address
WAN Connection WAN connection for accessing the virtual host on the LAN side.
WAN Start Port Start port number used on the WAN side.
WAN End Port End port number used on the WAN side.
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Enable MAC To enable the MAC mapping feature, select this check box.
Mapping
LAN Host IP Address IP address of the virtual host on the LAN side.
LAN Host Start Port Start port number of the virtual host on the LAN side.
LAN Host End Port End port number of the virtual host on the LAN side.
3. (Optional) To modify a virtual host, click next to the virtual host.
4. (Optional) To delete a virtual host, click next to the virtual host.

6.7 DNS Service

6.7.1 Configuring the Domain Name
This procedure describes how to configure the domain name to add the ZXHN F660 into
a network domain.
Steps
1. Select Application > DNS Service > Domain Name. The Domain Name page is
Figure 6-15 Domain Name Page
2. Enter a domain name and click Submit.
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6.7.2 Configuring a Host Name

This procedure describes how to establish a mapping relationship between a host name
on the user side and an IP address.
Steps
1. Select Application > DNS Service > Hosts. The Hosts page is displayed, see Figure
6-16.
Figure 6-16 Hosts Page
2. Enter a host name and an IP address, and click Add. A configuration record is
displayed after you establish a mapping relationship. You can modify or delete the
configuration record as required.
6.7.3 Configuring DNS Servers

This procedure describes how to configure global DNS servers, so that features without
specified WAN connections can use these global DNS servers for data transmission.
Steps
1. Select Application > DNS Service > DNS. The DNS page is displayed, see Figure
6-17.
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Figure 6-17 DNS Page
2. Enter the IPv4 addresses of DNS servers, and click Submit.

6.8 Configuring Time Parameters

This procedure describes how to configure time parameters for the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Application > SNTP. The SNTP page is displayed, see Figure 6-18.
Figure 6-18 SNTP Page
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Table 6-11 Time Parameter Descriptions
Time Zone Time zone where the ZXHN F660 is located
Primary NTP Server IP address or domain name of the active NTP server
Address
Secondary NTP Server IP address or domain name of the standby NTP server
Address
Poll Interval Interval at which the ZXHN F660 sends a synchronization request to
the NTP server, range: 3600–86400, default: 86400, unit: seconds
Enable Daylight Saving Enable daylight saving time feature.

Time
3. Click Submit.
6.9 IGMP Configuration

6.9.1 Configuring an IGMP WAN Connection
This procedure describes how to configure an IGMP WAN connection for the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Application > IGMP > WAN Connection. The IGMP WAN Connection page
Figure 6-19 IGMP WAN Connection Page
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2. Select a WAN connection from the WAN Connection list, and click Add. You can
delete an existing IGMP WAN connection as required.
6.9.2 Configuring the Multicast Mode

This procedure describes how to configure the multicast mode.
Steps
1. Select Application > IGMP > Basic Configuration. The MultiCast Mode page is
Figure 6-20 MultiCast Mode Page
2. Set the parameter. For a description of the parameter, refer to Table 6-12.
Table 6-12 MultiCast Mode Parameter Description
MultiCast Mode IGMP mode that the ZXHN F660 supports. Options:
l Disable: The ZXHN F660 does not process IGMP packets.
l Snooping: The system snoops IGMP packets from the
OLT device and forwards the packets based on the packet
information.
l Proxy: The system serves as a proxy server to forward IGMP
packets from the OLT to other devices. The IGMP WAN
Connection configuration is effective only if this parameter is
set to Proxy.
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3. Click Submit.
6.10 Checking USB Storage Information

If a storage device is connected to the USB interface, you can check the storage device
information, including the disk name, partitions, and capacity.
Steps
1. Select Application > USB Storage. The USB Storage page is displayed, see Figure
6-21.
Figure 6-21 USB Storage Page
2. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh the page.

6.11 Configuring the DMS Feature

Custom DMS can discover media content on the USB storage device, and share this on
the network.
Steps
1. Select Application > DMS. The DMS page is displayed, see Figure 6-22.
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Figure 6-22 DMS Page
2. Click Submit.
6.12 Configuring the FTP Server Feature

This procedure describes how to enable the FTP feature of the ZXHN F660 by configuring
FTP parameters, including the username and password.
Steps
1. Select Application > FTP Application. The FTP Application page is displayed, see
Figure 6-23.
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Figure 6-23 FTP Application Page
Table 6-13 FTP Server Parameter Descriptions
Enable FTP To enable the FTP server feature, select this check box.
Server
FTP Security Enables or disables FTP security control.
FTP Valid only if FTP security control is enabled.

Username/FTP
Password
3. Click Submit.
6.13 Configuring Port Triggering

This procedure describes how to specify a triggering port. If an application uses a triggering
port to establish a connection with an external network, the router connected to the system
forwards application data to an internal forwarding port.
Port triggering ensures port security. The system does not need to open triggering ports,
unless they is triggered.
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Steps
1. Select Application > Port Trigger. The Port Trigger page is displayed, see Figure
6-24.
Figure 6-24 Port Trigger Page
Add.
Table 6-14 Port Triggering Parameter Descriptions
Enable Port To enable port triggering, select this check box.

Triggering
Application Name of the port triggering configuration record.
Triggering IP IP address that the device needs to access.

Address
Service Type Application service type. Options: TCP, UDP, and TCP AND UDP. Default:
TCP.
Triggering Port Protocol port that the device needs to access. This parameter must be
specified.
Connection Type Type of connection to an external router. Options:

l TCP (default)
l UDP
l TCP AND UDP
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WAN Start Range of the protocol ports that trigger port mapping (layer-4 port numbers).
Port/WAN End Once the device accesses the triggering port, the services corresponding to
Port the ports within the port range are started. This parameter must be specified.
The differences between the start port and the end port ranges from 1 to 9.
Timeout If there is no traffic on the triggering port within a particular period, timeout
occurs.
3. (Optional) To modify a configuration record, click next to the configuration record.
4. (Optional) To delete a configuration record, click next to the configuration record.

6.14 Configuring a Virtual Host (Application List)

This procedure describes how to configure a virtual host, which allows a client on the WAN
side to access the server on the LAN side.
Steps
1. Select Application > Port Forwarding(Application List). The Port Forwarding
(Application List) page is displayed, see Figure 6-25.
Figure 6-25 Port Forwarding (Application List) Page
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2. Set the parameters and click Add. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table
6-15.
Table 6-15 Port Forwarding Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection WAN connection of the virtual host on the user side.
LAN Host IP Address IP address of the host on the LAN side.
AppName It must be already configured in Application > Application List.

6.15 Viewing the Application List

Steps
1. Select Application > Application List. The Application List page is displayed, see
Figure 6-26.
Figure 6-26 Application List Page
2. (Optional) To modify a configuration record, click next to the configuration record.

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6.16 Configuring the FTP Test Feature

This procedure describes how to configure the FTP test feature, so that data transmission
between the ZXHN F660 and other FTP servers can be tested.
Steps
1. Select Application > FTP Test. The FTP Test page is displayed, see Figure 6-27.
Figure 6-27 FTP Test Page
Table 6-16 FTP Test Parameter Descriptions
IP Address IPv4 address of the peer FTP server
Port FTP port number, default: 21
Username Username for accessing the FTP server, which must be the same as
that configured on the server
Password Password for accessing the FTP server, which must be the same as
that configured on the server
File Path Complete path of the files to be downloaded from the FTP server,
format: /pathname/filename
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3. Click Download.
6.17 Configuring the Samba Service

Samba is a software program used for the SMB feature. By enabling the Samba server
for the ZXHN F660, files can be transferred between the Linux system and the Windows
system. The SMB protocol is a file and printer sharing protocol operating over a LAN.
It provides the file system and printing services or other information for other hosts with
Windows and Linux systems within the same LAN.
Steps
1. Select Application > Samba Service. The Samba Service page is displayed, see
Figure 6-28.
Figure 6-28 Samba Service Page
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Table 6-17 Samba Server Parameter Descriptions
Enable Samba To enable the Samba server feature, select this check box. By default, the
Server Samba server feature is disabled, and is mutually exclusive to the Auto Run
Samba Server parameter.
Auto Run Samba If this check box is selected, when a USB storage device is connected to
Server the USB interface of the ONU, the Samba server feature is automatically
enabled. After the USB storage device is removed, the Samba server
feature is automatically disabled. By default, this parameter is not selected,
and is mutually exclusive to the Enable Samba Server parameter.
Host Name Samba server name, range: 2–15 characters.
3. Click Submit.
Note:
After the Samba server feature is enabled, a PC on the LAN side can access the
Samba server by entering the \\Samba server name in the address bar of a browser,
for example, \\smbshare.
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Chapter 7
Administration Management
Table of Contents
Configuring TR-069 Basic Parameters .......................................................................7-1
Managing Web Users .................................................................................................7-2
Device Management ..................................................................................................7-3
Diagnosis and Maintenance .......................................................................................7-6
Configuring the IPv6 Switch........................................................................................7-8
7.1 Configuring TR-069 Basic Parameters

This procedure describes how to configure basic parameters for remote management,
including the WAN connection and URL of the management server.
Steps
1. Select Administration > TR-069 > Basic. The Basic page is displayed, see Figure
7-1.
Figure 7-1 Basic Page
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Table 7-1 Basic Parameter Descriptions for Remote Management
Select a WAN connection created in Network > WAN. The Service List
WAN Connection
parameter of the WAN connection must be set to TR069.
ACS URL IP address or domain name of the remote management server.
Username that the ZXHN F660 uses for accessing the management server,
Username
which must be the same as that configured on the management server.
Password that the ZXHN F660 uses for accessing the management server,
Password
which must be the same as that configured on the management server.
Connection Local address of the ZXHN F660 for communicating with the management
Request URL server.
Connection
Request Username that the management server uses for accessing the ZXHN F660.
Username
Connection
Request Password that the management server uses for accessing the ZXHN F660.
Password
Enable Periodic Specifies whether to enable the periodic message reporting feature. The
Inform ZXHN F660 sends messages to the management server for link detection.
Periodic Inform
Interval for sending link detection messages.
Interval
Enable Certificate Specifies whether to enable the CA feature.
3. Click Submit.
7.2 Managing Web Users

The ZXHN F660 provides the user management function. Through User Management,
you can manage your account and create common user accounts.
Steps
1. Select Administration > User Management. The User Management page is
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Figure 7-2 User Management Page
2. Modify your password as required, and click Submit.
Note:
Users include the administrator and common users. The administrator username
cannot be modified, and common users can manage their own account information
only.
7.3 Device Management

The ZXHN F660 management includes the following:
l System Management
l Software Upgrade
l User Configuration Management
7.3.1 System Management

This procedure describes how to restart or reset the device.
Steps
1. Select Administration > System Management. The System Management page is
displayed by default, see Figure 7-3.
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Figure 7-3 System Management Page
2. To restart the device, click Reboot.

3. To restore the default configuration, click Restore Default.
7.3.2 Software Upgrade

The ZXHN F660 supports local upgrade by uploading an upgrade file. Before upgrade,
prepare the upgrade file, store the file on the local disk, and back up user data. The device
is automatically restarted after upgrade is completed.
Steps
1. Select Administration > System Management > Software Upgrade. The Software
Upgrade page is displayed, see Figure 7-4.
Figure 7-4 Software Upgrade Page
2. Click Browse to select an upgrade file.
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3. Click Upgrade. After the upgrade is completed, a message box is displayed.

7.3.3 User Configuration Management

This procedure describes how to back up or restore your user configuration file. The
backup operation is used for routine maintenance, and the restoration operation is used
for troubleshooting.
Steps
1. Select Administration > System Management > User Configuration Management.
The User Configuration Management page is displayed, see Figure 7-5.
Figure 7-5 User Configuration Management Page
2. Backing Up Your User Configuration File

a. Click Backup Configuration. The File Download dialog box is displayed.
b. Click Save and select a storage path.
3. Restoring Your Backup User Configuration File
a. Click Browse to select a backup file to be restored.
b. Click Restore Configuration.
Note:
After the restoration operation is completed, the device is automatically restarted,

causing temporary service interruption, so perform this operation with care.
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7.4 Diagnosis and Maintenance

7.4.1 Configuring Ping Diagnosis
This procedure describes how to configure ping diagnosis for link detection.
Steps
1. Select Administration > Diagnosis. The Ping Diagnosis page is displayed by
default, see Figure 7-6.
Figure 7-6 Ping Diagnosis Page
Table 7-2 Ping Diagnosis Parameter Descriptions
IP Address or Host Destination IP address or host name to be pinged.

Name
Egress To detect the connection with an external address, select a WAN

connection.
Count The count of PING.
Packetsize The size of PING packet.
TTL The TTL of PING.
Timeout the timeout of PING.
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3. Click Submit. The system starts pinging the specified address. The system performs
ping operations for four times by default, and the operation results are displayed in the
bottom box.
7.4.2 Configuring Trace Route Diagnosis

Trace Route can detect the complete path from the source to the destination, including all
the nodes that packets pass through. If a ping operation fails, Trace Route can detect the
failed node.
Steps
1. Select Administration > Diagnosis > Trace Route Diagnosis. The Trace Route
Diagnosis page is displayed, see Figure 7-7.
Figure 7-7 Trace Route Diagnosis Page
Table 7-3 Parameter Descriptions for Trace Route Diagnosis
IP Address or Destination IP address or host name for the Trace Route operation.
Host Name
WAN To detect the connection with an external address, select a WAN connection.
Connection
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Maximum Hops Maximum number of hops that the Trace Route packets require for arriving at
the destination, default: 30.
Wait Time Time allowed for receiving a response in ms. If no response is received during
this period, an asterisk is displayed. If multiple asterisks are displayed, it
indicates that the corresponding node fails.
Protocol Options: UDP and ICMP.
3. Click Submit. The result is displayed in the bottom box.

7.5 Configuring the IPv6 Switch

This procedure describes how to enable or disable IPv6 support for the ZXHN F660.
Steps
1. Select Administration > IPv6 Switch. The IPv6 Switch page is displayed, see Figure
7-8.
Figure 7-8 IPv6 Switch Page
2. To disable IPv6 support, set IPv6 Function to Off, and click Submit.
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Note:
The configuration takes effective after the device is restarted.
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Appendix A
FAQ
The Power indicator is not lit after pressing the ON/OFF button.
The indicator indicates that the device is not powered on properly. Ensure that the
dedicated power adapter delivered together with the device is used. Verify that the power
adapter is properly connected to the device.
The LOS indicator is lit red after the device is powered on properly.
The indicator indicates that the GPON optical fiber is not properly connected. Verify that
the optical fiber is properly connected to the GPON interface, and the optical fiber is in
good condition. The indicator is not lit if an optical fiber is properly connected to the GPON
interface.
The PON indicator is not lit after the device is powered on.
The indicator indicates that no GPON link is established. Verify that the Power indicator
is lit green and the LOS indicator is not lit. Record the device ID indicated on the product
package and contact maintenance engineers to troubleshoot the connection. The PON
indicator is lit green after the device is successfully registered.
The LAN indicator is not lit after the device is powered on.
The indicator indicates that the corresponding LAN connection is not established properly.
Verify that the network device connected to the interface is powered on properly and the
Ethernet cable is connected properly. You can directly connect two LAN interfaces with an
Ethernet cable to check whether the cable and device operate properly.
The Phone indicator is not lit after the device is powered on.
The indicator indicates that the telephone connected to the corresponding Phone interface
cannot operate properly. Contact maintenance engineers.
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A-2

Glossary
AES
- Advanced Encryption Standard
ALG
- Application Level Gateway
CHAP
- Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
DDNS
- Dynamic Domain Name Server
DMS
- Digital Media Server
DMZ
- Demilitarized Zone
DNAT
- Destination Network Address Translation
DNS
- Domain Name System
DTIM
- Delivery Traffic Indication Message
DTMF
- Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency
FSK
- Frequency Shift Keying
FTP
- File Transfer Protocol
ICMP
- Internet Control Message Protocol
IGMP
- Internet Group Management Protocol
IP
- Internet Protocol
MAC
- Media Access Control
MTU
- Maximum Transfer Unit

OLT
- Optical Line Terminal
PAP
- Password Authentication Protocol
PON
- Passive Optical Network
PPP
- Point to Point Protocol
PPPoE
- Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet
RA
- Router Advertisement
RTS
- Request To Send
SGI
- Short Guard Interval
SIP
- Session Initiation Protocol
SLAAC
- Stateless Address Autoconfiguration
SMB
- Server Message Block
SN
- Serial Number
SSID
- Service Set Identifier
TCP
- Transmission Control Protocol
TCP/IP
- Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
TKIP
- Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
TTL
- Time To Live
UDP
- User Datagram Protocol
UPnP
- Universal Plug and Play
II

Glossary
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
WAN
- Wide Access Network
WAN
- Wide Area Network
WDS
- Wireless Distribution System
WMM
- Wi-Fi MultiMedia
WPS
- Wi-Fi Protected Setup
III

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Serial Number: SJ-20141021142133-002

Publishing Date: 2014-11-10 (R1.0)

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Chapter 2 Configuration Preparation ....................................................... 2-1

Chapter 3 Device Status ............................................................................ 3-1

Chapter 4 Network Configuration ............................................................. 4-1

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Chapter 5 Security Configuration ............................................................. 5-1

Chapter 6 Application Configuration........................................................ 6-1

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Chapter 7 Administration Management.................................................... 7-1

Appendix A FAQ ........................................................................................ A-1

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1.1 Package Contents

Table 1-1 Package Contents

Item Quantity Illustration

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For a description of the indicators, refer to Table 1-2.

Table 1-2 Indicator Descriptions

Indicator Color Description

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Indicator Color Description

Figure 1-2 Rear Interfaces

For a description of the interfaces and buttons, refer to Table 1-3.

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Table 1-3 Interface and Button Descriptions

1.4 Product Features

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l Meets QoS requirements for different services.

1.5 Technical Specifications

Table 1-4 Technical Specifications

Figure 1-3 Connections

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2.1 Configuring TCP/IP

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2.2 Logging In to the Configuration and Management

Figure 2-1 Login Page

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Figure 2-2 Configuration Page

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3.1 Checking Device Information

Figure 3-1 Device Information Page

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3.2 Checking Network Interface Information

Figure 3-2 WAN Connection Page

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Figure 3-3 PON Status Page

3. Click Refresh to check the latest information.

3.3 Checking User Interface Information

Figure 3-4 WLAN Page

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Figure 3-5 Ethernet Page

Figure 3-6 USB Page

4. Click Refresh to check the latest information.

3.4 Checking the VoIP Information