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PrefaceManual DescriptionThank you for choosing the wireless Local Area Network (LAN) product-ZXV10H100 of ZTE Corporation.The ZXV10 H100 home gateway is a modular access gateway in the center of a homenetwork. It links multiple devices through Internet connections and provides users withsafe communication, entertainment and storage functions.How to Use This ManualThis manual describes in detail the installation and configuration methods of thisproduct. Before installation or use of this product, please read this manual carefully tocomprehensively understand the functions of this product.ConventionsThis manual contains the following conventions in symbols, keyboard operations,mouse operations and warning marks.1. SymbolsThe information with an angular bracket stands for a key name, button name orthe information that is input at the terminal by an operator. The information witha square bracket stands for the man-machine interface, menu bar, data table, andfield name. A multi-level menu is separated with an arrow. For example, themulti-level menu [File→New→Folder] stands for the menu item [Folder] underthe submenu [New] under the menu [File].2. Keyboard operation conventionFormat MeaningCharacters in angle bracketsKey or button name. For example, <Enter>, <Tab>,<Backspace> and <a> mean carriage return, tab key, backspacekey and letter "a” in lower case.<key 1+ key 2>Press several keys on the keyboard at the same time. Forexample, <Ctrl + Alt + A> means pressing “Ctrl”, “Alt”, and “A”at the same time.
Format Meaning<key, key 2>Press the first key, and then release it and then press the secondkey.For example, <Alt, F> means pressing the “Alt” key, andthen releasing it and then pressing the “F” key.3. Mouse operation conventionFormat MeaningClick Press and release the left mouse button promptlyDouble-click Quickly press twice the left button of the mouse and then releaseit.Right-click Quickly press and release the right button of the mouseDrag Press and hold the left button of the mouse and move the mouse4. IdentifierFour eye-catching symbols will appear in this manual to indicate the placesworthy of special attentions during operation:Attention , Caution ,Warning ,and Danger:alerting you to some important instructions.Statement: The actual product may differ from what is described in thismanual due to frequent update of ZTE products and fast development oftechnologies. Please contact the local ZTE office for the latest updatinginformation of the product.CAUTION: changes or modifications made in the radio phone, not expressly approved by ZTE, will void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
-i-Contents1 Introduction of the Product ................................................................................................................... 1-11.1 Introduction of the Product ............................................................................................................ 1-11.2 Packing List of the Product............................................................................................................ 1-11.3 Features of the Product .................................................................................................................. 1-11.4 Appearance of the Product ............................................................................................................. 1-21.5 System Requirements..................................................................................................................... 1-42 System Connections ................................................................................................................................ 2-12.1 System Application Environment .................................................................................................. 2-12.2 Connecting the LAN Network Interface........................................................................................ 2-12.3 Connecting the WAN (ADSL) Network Interface ......................................................................... 2-22.4 Connecting the Telephone Set........................................................................................................ 2-22.5 Connecting the Power Transformer ............................................................................................... 2-23 Client Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 3-13.1 TCP/IP Installation......................................................................................................................... 3-13.2 TCP/IP Configuration .................................................................................................................... 3-23.3 Configuration Inspection ............................................................................................................... 3-34 WEB Configuration................................................................................................................................ 4-34.1 Main Logon Interface .................................................................................................................... 4-34.2 Basic Configuration ....................................................................................................................... 4-34.2.1 LAN Interface Information ................................................................................................. 4-34.2.2 ADSL WAN Connection ..................................................................................................... 4-34.2.3 Static Route......................................................................................................................... 4-34.2.4 RIP Dynamic Route ............................................................................................................4-3
-ii-4.2.5 DHCP Server ...................................................................................................................... 4-34.2.6 DHCP Relay ....................................................................................................................... 4-34.2.7 DNS Relay.......................................................................................................................... 4-34.2.8 Bridge Connection.............................................................................................................. 4-34.2.9 SNTP .................................................................................................................................. 4-34.2.10 SNMP ............................................................................................................................... 4-34.2.11 WLAN .............................................................................................................................. 4-34.3 Advanced Configuration................................................................................................................ 4-34.3.1 ADSL Mode Configuration ................................................................................................ 4-34.3.2 Firewall Configuration ....................................................................................................... 4-34.3.3 MAC Filter ......................................................................................................................... 4-34.3.4 IPQoS ................................................................................................................................. 4-34.3.5 UPnP................................................................................................................................... 4-34.3.6 VLAN ................................................................................................................................. 4-34.3.7 Bluetooth ............................................................................................................................ 4-34.4 VOIP Configuration....................................................................................................................... 4-34.4.1 Protocol Selection/Switchover............................................................................................ 4-34.4.2 SIP Configuration ............................................................................................................... 4-34.4.3 MGCP Configuration..........................................................................................................4-34.4.4 Voice Configuration............................................................................................................ 4-34.5 Other Operation Tools ................................................................................................................... 4-34.5.1 Configuring the Save and Restore ...................................................................................... 4-34.5.2 Device Reset Operation ...................................................................................................... 4-34.5.3 Network Connectivity Test Tool: PING.............................................................................. 4-34.5.4 ATM OAM Loopback......................................................................................................... 4-34.6 Equipment Status and Statistics..................................................................................................... 4-3
-iii-Appendix A Radio Client Configuration................................................................................................. A-3Appendix B FAQ....................................................................................................................................... B-3Appendix C Technical Specification........................................................................................................ C-3
1-11 Introduction of the Product1.1 Introduction of the ProductThank you for choosing the wireless Local Area Network (LAN) product-ZXV10H100 of ZTE Corporation.The ZXV10 H100 home gateway is a modular access gateway in the center of a homenetwork. It links multiple devices through Internet connections and provides users withsafe communication, entertainment and storage functions.1.2 Packing List of the ProductThe package of the H100 product should contain the following components:•One H100 host•One DC power transformer•One RJ45 10/100BaseT Ethernet cross-connect connection line and one•parallel connection line•Two RJ11 telephone lines•USB Slave connection line•One Manual and Toolkit CD•One user manual•Guarantee card•Certificate of qualityIf any of the above components is missing or damaged, please contact your dealer. Incase of replacement, please keep the package and existing components of the productwell.1.3 Features of the Product•Interface Features
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)1-2WAN si de:ADSL interface: Built-in splitter, compatible with ADSL/ADSL2/2+LAN side:Fast Ethernet port: four, RJ-45, 10/100Mbps, complies with the IEEE802.3and IEEEE802.3u standardsWLAN interface: Complies with the IEEE 802.11g/b standard, built-in antennaBlue Tooth interface: Supports Core V1.2, built-in antennaPOTS interface: RJ11, 2-portUSB interface: 1 master (V2.0) & 1 slave (V1.1)Extended interface (optional):Card Bus: One, supports the 16-bit PCMCIA and 32-bit CARDBUS cards•Technical FeaturesIt implements two functions: data access and IP voice. The data exchange andforwarding functions of Layer 2 and Layer 3 are implemented for data accessand the IP voice function is implemented according to different signalingprotocols and related network devices. In addition to providing the abovefunctions, the product gives much consideration to security, QOS and networkmanagement, such as multi-level authentication based on devices, users andservices, encryption of data channels, implementation of QOS requirementsmatching the local devices and network according to services with differentrequirements, network management based on multiple management modes.1.4 Appearance of the ProductThe planform of the H100 is shown below:
Chapter 1 Introduction of the Product1-3The indicators on the front panel of the ZXV10 H100 are shown below:The meanings of the indicators on the front panel of the ZXV10 H100 are show in thetable below:Indicators Status DescriptionOn Power-on self-test failureFault indicator. Flashing To be determinedThe green indicator issolid onThe device is powered on and the versionis being loaded/upgradedOff The device is powered offRun indicatorFlashing The device runs normallyThe green indicator issolid onThe ADSL synchronization is normal andso is the link connectionOff The link is not set up yetADSL LINK indicatorFlashing The link is being set up throughhand-shake negotiationThe green indicator issolid onWorking (switched on with the WLANbutton)Off Stops working (switched off with theWLAN button)WLAN indicatorFlashing Flashing according to the network trafficThe green indicator issolid onWorking (switched on with the Bluetoothbutton)Off Stops working (switched off with theBluetooth button)Bluetooth indicatorFlashing Flashing according to the network trafficThe meanings of the indicators on the rear panel of the ZXV10 H100 are show in thetable below:The meanings of the indicators on the rear panel of the ZXV10 H100 are show in the
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)1-4table below:Indicators Status DescriptionThe green indicator is solidonThe physical link connection is normalOff The device is powered off/the network cable isunconnectedLAN 1 2 3 4Flashing Flashing according to the network trafficOn the rear panel of the ZXV10 H100, are two RJ–45 LAN network interfaces, threeRJ–11 interfaces, the reset button and the power supply slot. The details are shown inthe table below:Buttons DescriptionReset button Default functions of the reset buttonWLAN button Switch on/off the Wi-Fi functionBluetooth button Switch on/off the Bluetooth function1.5 System RequirementsHardware Requirements•You need an ADSL modem to access the services provided by the InternetService Provider (ISP);•One PC installed with a 10 Mbps,100 Mbps or 10/100 Mbps Ethernet card;•If necessary, a Ethernet hub and Ethernet cables can be added to construct asmall and medium Intranet;Software Requirements•Each computer accessed into the network should be installed with the networkcard driver and the TCP/IP protocol and have correct network settings;•The H100 has a fixed IP address, or a dynamic IP address allocated from theDHCP server, or an IP address allocated in the PPPOE dial-up. You also need toset the gateway server address and the DNS server address provided by yourISP;•The Windows 98/Me/2000/NT/Xp or Linux operating system should runnormally;•One PC of the LAN should be installed with the WEB explorer (Microsoft
Chapter 1 Introduction of the Product1-5Internet Explorer 5.0 or later, or Netscape Communicator 4.0 or later) should beinstalled in.
2-12 System Connections2.1 System Application EnvironmentThe main application environment of the ZXV10 H100 home gateway is shown below:PWROKWIC0ACT/CH0ACT/CH1WIC0ACT/CH0ACT/CH1ETHACTCOL12 345 678 9*8 #2.2 Connecting the LAN Network InterfaceYou can connect the H100 to your computer, Ethernet hub or switch. Use onecross-over or straight-through Ethernet cable to connect the LAN network interface ofthe H100 to the network adapter of your PC or other network devices. You can also usea WLAN wireless RF signal line to connect the H100 to your computer, but theantenna on the rear panel of the H100 should be put in an ideal direction.•Connecting your local network through Ethernet cablesFour LAN network interfaces of the H100 can auto-negotiate the connectionspeed of the 10 Mbps/100 Mbps Ethernet and the half-duplex/full-duplextransmission mode. Use a cross-over or straight-through Ethernet cable coconnect any LAN network interface of the H100 to your PC. You cascade theLAN network interfaces of the H100, connect them to the Ethernet hub or theEthernet switch and then connect your PC or other network devices to the hub orthe Ethernet switch.•Connecting your local network through WLANYou need to install a wireless network card on your PC in the local network for
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)2-2access to the network through wireless signals and adjust the antenna on the rearpanel of the H100 to the ideal direction to get the effective coverage. You hadbetter put the H100 in the center of your radio network. Generally, the higheryour antenna is, the better the performance is. Ensure that the H100 is in themost ideal position in the whole office or home.•Connecting your local network through USB cables•Connecting your local network through bluetoothWarning:Be sure not to insert the telephone line into any RJ – 45 network interface; otherwisethe H100 will be damaged. Use Ethernet cables with RJ – 45 connectors in compliancewith the CE standard.2.3 Connecting the WAN (ADSL) Network Interface2.4 Connecting the Telephone Set2.5 Connecting the Power TransformerUse the power transformer to connect the power to the H100 and ensure that therunning indicator on the front panel of the H100 is on.Warning:Please use the power transformer provided by us; otherwise the device might bedamaged.
3-13 Client Settings3.1 TCP/IP InstallationIf your client PC is not installed with the TCP/IP protocol, please refer to the followingsettings:Click the <Start> button, select [Settings] and then click the [Network and Dial-upConnections] icon;Double click the [Local Connections] icon and then click the <Properties> button inthe [Local Connections] tab;Click the <Install…> button and then double click the [Protocols] icon;Select [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] and then click the <OK> button to finish theprotocol installation.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)3-23.2 TCP/IP ConfigurationFor access to the Internet through the H100, you must configure the PC in the LAN tobe in the same subnet segment with the H100. The default network settings of the H100are: the IP address of 192.168.1.1 and the subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.Attention:The settings are subject to your network requirements. Be sure to install the aboveconfigurations for the first access to the WEB configuration page of the H100.If your computer is not configured with TCP/IP, set the IP address of the connectedclient host to 192.168.1.x (x is within the range of 2 – 254), as shown below. You caneither set the client IP address to be automatically allocated from the DHCP server, ormanually configure it.
Chapter 3 Client Settings3-33.3 Configuration InspectionAfter the above preparations, switch on the H100, and you will see that the powerindicator is on. At the same time, the H100 executes the device start-up process anddetects the connected devices. You can see from the indicators which devices havebeen connected to the H100 successfully. The indicators of the network interfacesconnecting to successfully connected devices will be solid on.You may also use the PING command to check the network connection status of the PCand the H100. For example, the steps for connection through the Ethernet interface in[Local Connections] in the Windows 2000 operating system are as follows:•Click the [Start→Run] menu;•Type in “CMD” in the dialog box popped up and then enter;
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)3-4•Type in “ping 192.168.1.1” at the cursor position in the interface popped up andthen enter. If the following information occurs:Pinging 192.168.2.1 with 32 bytes of data:Reply from 192.168.2.1: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=64the computer has been successfully connected to the H100;•If the following information occurs:Pinging 192.168.2.1 with 32 bytes of data:Request timed out.
Chapter 3 Client Settings3-5•An error occurs in the installation. Please check the following items in turn:Whether the Ethernet cable between the H100 and your PC is correctlyconnected.Whether the network adapter driver on your PC is correctly installed.Whether the indicators of the LAN interface in the H100 and the network card inyour PC are both on.Whether the TCP/IP protocol is correctly configured in your PC.If the IP address of the H100 is 192.168.1.1, the IP address of your PC must bewithin the range of 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.254, the subnet mask 255.255.255.0and the default gateway 192.168.1.1. If you can ping through the H100 successfully, you are well prepared to access theInternet.
4-14 WEB ConfigurationThe H100 provide configuration tools based on the WEB interface to facilitateconfiguration and management through the WEB explorer. For ease of operation, youcan use one cross-over or straight-through Ethernet cable to connect a PC to theEthernet interface of the H100 in the first configuration of the H100. Refer to thesection of Configuration Inspection in the above chapter to check whether the TCP/IPprotocol of the PC is set correctly or not, whether any running firewall or securitysoftware needs to be stopped or not and whether the proxy server setting of theexplorer needs to be prohibited or not.This manual introduces how to configure the H100 with the Internet Explorer 6.0 in theWindows 2000 Professional operating system.4.1 Main Logon InterfaceOpen the explorer, input http://192.168.1.1 (the default IP address of the LAN sideinterface of the H100 is 192.168.1.1) in the Address URL Editor and then enter. Thelogon interface shown below appears. Type in the password to enter the H100configuration interface (the default WEB logon user name and password are adminand admin):
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-24.2 Basic ConfigurationClick the <Setup> button in the WEB interface to enter the basic configuration of theH100. In the basic configuration, you can configure the parameters such as LANinterface parameter, ADSL WAN connection parameter, static route and RIPdynamic route protocol, DHCP Server and DHCP Relay, DNS Relay, Bridgeconnection, STP (Spanning Tree Protocol), SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol),SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) and WLAN (IEEE802.11b/g)parameter.4.2.1 LAN Interface InformationClick the LAN Setup link in the left of the interface to enter the [LAN Setup]interface, where you can configure the IP address of the Ethernet interface of the H100.LAN IP address: IP address of Ethernet interface eth0LAN netmask: Subnet mask of Ethernet interface eth0
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-34.2.2 ADSL WAN ConnectionClick the WAN Connection link in the left of the interface to enter the [WA NConnection] interface, where you can set ADSL-based access modes, such as Bridge,PPPoE, PPPoA and IPoA.Attention:For the PPPoE, PPPoA and IPoA connection modes, the Network Address Translation(NAT) function is activated in the H100 by default.The first [WAN Connection] interface shows the list of configured VCCs (VirtualChannel Connection) in the H100. You may use the <Start/Stop>, <Add> and <Delete>buttons to start/stop, add or delete an ADSL link.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-4Click the <ADD> button to switch to the WAN connection configuration interface. Thefollowing parameters are the ATM-related configuration parameters of a WANconnection:VPI The Virtual Path Identifier is in an 8-bit area of the ATM cell head, indicatingthe routed virtual path of the cell. Value range: 0-255VCI The Virtual Channel Identifier is the unique digital label in a 16-bit area ofthe ATM cell head, indicating the virtual channel ID. Value range: 0–255Peak Cell Rate: Number of cells per secondAverage Cell RateService Type QOS type provided by the specific channelCDVT Cell delay variation threshold.
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-54.2.2.1 Bridge (Pure Bridge) ConnectionUpon configuration of the ATM-related parameters, select the button in front of BridgeConfig to configure the related parameters of a Bridge (pure bridge) connection.NAS Interface No. Bridge connection interface No.. The configured No. followsthe character string “nas” when an interface is created, for example nas0, nas1.Encapsulation Type Value range: LLC/VCC.Upon configuration of the above parameters, click the <Apply>buttontocreatea2684Bridged encapsulated nas interface. If you need to set up a Bridge (pure bridge)connection, the nas interface will act as an interface of the bridge connection and forma bridge group with another LAN side interface (generally eth0). Refer to the Bridgeinterface for the operation of adding to the bridge group. If you need to set up a MER(MAC Encapsulated Routing) connection, you must configure the IP address of this
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-6nas interface in the interface.4.2.2.2 PPPoE ConnectionIf you want to implement the PPPoE dial-up connection through the H100, a PPPoEconnection must be set up. Upon configuration of the ATM-related parameters, selectthebuttoninfrontofPPPoE to configure the related parameters of the PPPoEconnection.Nas Interface No. Generated 2684 bridge interface No., value range: 0-9.Encapsulation Type Packet encapsulation type, value range: LLC/VC.Username&Password PPPoE user name and password to be authenticated.Authentication type Authentication protocol type, value range: PAP/CHAP.Idle Time The PPPOE connection should be disconnected after
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-7becoming idle for a period of time. The idle connection indicates that no packet isreceived/sent.Mode Vale range: DIRECT/AUTO. Selection of DIRECT indicates that the PPPOEconnection is always on line. Selection of AUTO indicates that the functions of idletimeout and auto-redial triggered by traffic are activated.Trace Whether the information controlling the session negotiation should bedisplayed at the console, value range: ON/OFF.Default: Select whether a default route is generated.The PPPOE Session List shows the designated PPPOE sessions that have beencreated.Click the <Stop> button to stop and delete a PPPOE session.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-8Click the <Delete> button to remove the session from the configuration file and stop it.4.2.2.3 PPPoA ConnectionIf you want to implement the PPPoA dial-up connection through the H100, a PPPoAconnection must be set up. Upon configuration of the ATM-related parameters, selectthe button in front of PPPoA to configure the related parameters of the PPPoAconnection. PPPOA (PPP over ATM) is a method for using the PPP protocol on theATM network described in RFC 2364. Interface Profile No. Value range: 0-9.Username& Password The user name and password to be authenticated.Authentication type The authentication protocol type, vale range: PAP/CHAP.Trace Whether the information controlling the session negotiationshould be displayed at the console, value range: ON/OFF.Encapsulation type Packet encapsulation type, value range: LLC/VC.Default: Select whether a default route is generated.
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-9The PPPOA Session List shows the designated PPPOE sessions that have beencreated.Click the <Stop> button to stop and delete a PPPOA session.Click the <Delete> button to remove the session from the configuration file and stop it.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-104.2.2.4 IPoA ConnectionIf your ISP provides the access mode of the IPoA-based static connection, you canselect the IPoA access mode. Upon configuration of the ATM-related parameters, selectthe button in front of IPoA to configure the related parameters of the IPoA connection.ATM Interface No. The configured No. follows the character string “ATM” whenan ATM interface is created, for example atm0, value range: 0. ATM Interface IP WAN side IP address, the IP address of the ATM interface.Next Hop IP The IP address of the gateway connecting to the WANinterface.
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-114.2.3 Static RouteClick the Routes link in the left of the interface to enter the route configurationinterface of the H100. In the [Route] tab, you can configure and view the static routeinformation of the H100. The main interface shows the static route list of the H100.You can configure a new route, modify or delete the existing routes. The [RIP] tab inthe interface is used to configure the dynamic route protocol RIP of the H100.If you need to add a new route, designate the destination network ID, subnet mask,next hop IP and click the <Add> button. Once a route is added, the route list will berefreshed. To add a host-based route, input the destination network ID and the next hopIP address. In this case, the [Destination Subnet Mask] option is invalid.If you need to add a network-based route, please check the [Network Based Route]checkbox to enable the [Destination Subnet Mask] box and input a proper value.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-12If you need to modify an existing route, select it in the route list. Its configuration isshown in the set box. Modify the next hop IP address and click the <Modify> button.If you need to delete an existing route, select it and click the <Delete> button. Afterthat, the route list is refreshed.4.2.4 RIP Dynamic RouteClick the [RIP] tab in the main route configuration interface to enter the configurationinterface of the dynamic route protocol RIP, as shown below. The main RIPconfiguration interface shows the route table information of the system.
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-13To activate the RIP function on the H100, you need to configure Zebra and RIP withthe <Configure Zebra> and <Configure RIP> buttons, and then activate the RIPfunction with the <Enable Zebra> and <Enable RIP> buttons.In the Zebra configuration interface shown below, you can configure Hostname,Password, Enable Password and interface IP address.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-14In the RIP configuration interface shown below, you can configure Hostname,Password, Enable Password and RIP Version (RIP version No.) and the interface wherethe RIP is activated.4.2.5 DHCP ServerThe DHCP Server List Interface shows the configuration parameters of the currentDHCP server. The DHCP server configuration interface will show up when you clickthe <Add>or <Modify> button. In this interface, you can set the configurations of theDHCP server.In this interface, you can also Enable or Disable the DHCP server. The contentdisplayed on the button changes according to the running status of the DHCP server.“Enable” is displayed in the disabled status and “Disable” is displayed in the enabledstatus.To modify the existing server configurations, select the server, click the <Modify>button and then complete the modification in the DHCP server configuration interface.When the related interface is disabled, you can perform the Modify and Deleteoperations on the existing server configurations.
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-15In the DHCP Server Configuration Interface, you can set the configurations of theDHCP server.Interface The interface for starting the DHCP server.Starting IP Address The starting address from the IP address pool allocated by theDHCP server.End IP Address The end address from the IP address pool allocated by theDHCP server.Subnet The subnet that the IP belongs to.Gateway The gateway IP address needed for communication of theDHCP client on the network.Netmask The subnet mask value.Primary DNS The main DNS address, the DNS server IP address allocatedto the user to resolve all DNS requests.Lease Time (In Days) Lease time (unit: day), the period for the DHCP server tolease IP addresses, range: 1 - 10 days.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-164.2.6 DHCP RelayThe DHCP Relay Configuration Interface shows the status of the DHCP Relaymodule and the related configuration parameters.Status The current status of the DHCP Relay module.Server IP Address The IP address of the DHCP server.Server Connected Interface The interface of the H100 connecting to the DHCP server,whose name should be a valid character string.Client Connected Interface The interface of the H100 connecting to the DHCP client,whose name should be a valid character string.Status Status selection to designate the status of the DHCP Relay function
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-174.2.7 DNS RelayDNS Relay Configuration Interface:DNS Server IP The DNS server IP address at the LAN side set in [Local DNSConfiguration] option. Upon configuration, you should click the <Apply> button.DNS Server 1 and DNS Server 2 When the DNS relay function is configured, the IPaddresses of the DNS servers should be filled in the [DNS Server 1] and [DNS Server2] boxes. Click the <Configure DNS Relay> button to complete the setting.DNS Relay To enable the DNS relay function, click the <Enable> button. Uponenabling of the DNS relay function, the content displayed on the button changes toDisable.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-184.2.8 Bridge ConnectionClick the Bridge link in the left of the interface to enter the H100 bridge configurationinterface. In this interface, you can create a network bridge interface and configure itsproperties and the related properties of the STP protocol.The main bridge configuration interface shows the list of the existing bridge interfaces.Select a bridge interface and click the <Modify/Delete/Enable/Disable> button tomodify, delete, enable or disable it.
Chapter 4 WEB Configuration4-19Click the <Add> button to enter the interface for creating a network bridge interface, asshown below. In this interface, you can designate the name of the bridge interface to becreated (Bridge Name), add the LAN side interface to the bridge group as a bridgeinterface, or configure whether to enable the STP protocol or not (STP is enabled ifSpanning is Enable; it is disabled if Spanning is disabled).You can also configure theparameters of the network bridge, such as Bridge Prioriry, Hello Time and AgeingTime.
ZXV10 H100 Home Gateway User Manual (Draft)4-20Click the [Spanning] tab in the bridge configuration interface to enter the STPparameter configuration interface, as shown below. In this interface, you can configurethe Link Cost property of the member ports in the network bridge.

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