ZXHN+F670+V1 0+PON+ONT+Maintenance+Management PDF

ZXHN F670
GPON ONU
Maintenance Management Guide
Version: V1.0
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Serial Number: SJ-20151016170048-003
Publishing Date: 2015-11-10 (R1.0)
SJ-20151016170048-003|2015-11-10 (R1.0) ZTE Proprietary and Confidential

Contents
Safety Precautions ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Product Overview ..................................................................... 1-1
1.1 Package Content................................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 Indicator ............................................................................................................ 1-2
1.3 Interface ............................................................................................................ 1-3
1.4 Product Features................................................................................................ 1-4
1.5 Technical Specification ....................................................................................... 1-5
1.6 Cable Connection............................................................................................... 1-5
Chapter 2 Configuration Preparation ....................................................... 2-1

2.1 Configure TCP/IP ............................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Login to the System............................................................................................ 2-2
Chapter 3 Status ......................................................................................... 3-1

3.1 Check the Device Information ............................................................................. 3-1
3.2 Check the Network Interface ............................................................................... 3-2
3.2.1 Check the WAN Connection Information .................................................... 3-2
3.2.2 Check the 3G Connection Information ....................................................... 3-4
3.2.3 Check the 4in6 Tunnel Connection Information........................................... 3-5
3.2.4 Check the PON Information ...................................................................... 3-6
3.2.5 Check the Mobile Network Information....................................................... 3-6
3.3 Check the User Interface .................................................................................... 3-7
3.3.1 Check the WLAN Radio 2.4G Information .................................................. 3-7
3.3.2 Check the Ethernet Information ................................................................. 3-9
3.3.3 Check the USB Information..................................................................... 3-10
3.4 Check the VoIP Information............................................................................... 3-10
Chapter 4 Network Configuration ............................................................. 4-1

4.1 WAN Configuration............................................................................................. 4-1
4.1.1 Configure the WAN Connection ................................................................ 4-1
4.1.2 Configure the 3G WAN Connection ........................................................... 4-5
4.1.3 Create a 4in6 Tunnel Connection .............................................................. 4-7
4.1.4 Create a 6in4 Tunnel Connection .............................................................. 4-9
4.1.5 Configure the Port Binding ...................................................................... 4-10
4.1.6 Configure the DHCP Release.................................................................. 4-12
4.2 WLAN Common Setting.................................................................................... 4-12

4.2.1 Configure the WiFi Restrictions ............................................................... 4-12
4.2.2 Configure the Setting Deleting................................................................. 4-14
4.3 WLAN Radio 2.4G(Online) Configuration ........................................................... 4-15
4.3.1 Configure the WLAN Basic Configuration(2.4G) ....................................... 4-15
4.3.2 Configure the SSID(2.4G) ....................................................................... 4-17
4.3.3 Configure the WLAN Security(2.4G) ........................................................ 4-19
4.3.4 Access the Control List(2.4G).................................................................. 4-21
4.3.5 Check the Associated Devices(2.4G)....................................................... 4-22
4.3.6 Configure the WMM(2.4G) ...................................................................... 4-23
4.3.7 Configure the WPS(2.4G) ....................................................................... 4-25
4.4 WLAN Radio 5G Configuration.......................................................................... 4-27
4.4.1 Configure the Basic Parameters(5G) ....................................................... 4-27
4.4.2 Configure the SSID(5G).......................................................................... 4-30
4.4.3 Configure the WLAN Security(5G) ........................................................... 4-31
4.4.4 Access the Control List(5G) .................................................................... 4-33
4.4.5 Check the Associated Devices(5G) ......................................................... 4-34
4.4.6 Configure the WMM(5G)......................................................................... 4-35
4.4.7 Configure the WPS(5G) .......................................................................... 4-37
4.5 LAN Configuration ............................................................................................ 4-38
4.5.1 Configure the DHCP Server ................................................................... 4-38
4.5.2 Configure the DHCP Server(IPv6) ........................................................... 4-40
4.5.3 Configure the DHCP Binding................................................................... 4-42
4.5.4 Configure the DHCP Port Service............................................................ 4-42
4.5.5 Configure the Static Prefix ...................................................................... 4-44
4.5.6 Configure the DHCP Port Service (IPv6) .................................................. 4-45
4.5.7 Configure the RA Service........................................................................ 4-47
4.6 Register........................................................................................................... 4-49
4.7 Route Management(IPv4) ................................................................................. 4-52
4.7.1 Configure the Default Gateway(IPv4)....................................................... 4-52
4.7.2 Configure the Static Routing(IPv4)........................................................... 4-52
4.7.3 Configure the Policy Routing(IPv4) .......................................................... 4-53
4.7.4 Check the Routing Table(IPv4) ................................................................ 4-55
4.8 Route Management(IPv6) ................................................................................ 4-56
4.8.1 Configure the Default Gateway(IPv6)....................................................... 4-56
4.8.2 Configure the Static Routing(IPv6) .......................................................... 4-56
4.8.3 Configure the Policy Routing(IPv6) .......................................................... 4-57
4.8.4 Check the Routing Table(IPv6) ................................................................ 4-59
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4.9 Configure the Port Locating............................................................................... 4-59
Chapter 5 Security Configuration ............................................................. 5-1

5.1 Configure the Firewall......................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Configure the IPv4 Filter ..................................................................................... 5-3
5.3 Configure the MAC Filter .................................................................................... 5-5
5.4 Configure the URL Filter ..................................................................................... 5-6
5.5 Configure the Service Control Filter ..................................................................... 5-6
5.6 Configure the ALG Feature ................................................................................. 5-8
Chapter 6 Application Configuration........................................................ 6-1

6.1 VoIP (H248) Configuration .................................................................................. 6-1
6.1.1 Configure the WAN Connection(H248)....................................................... 6-1
6.1.2 Configure the Advanced Parameters(H248) ............................................... 6-2
6.1.3 Configure the Fax Feature(H248) .............................................................. 6-4
6.1.4 Configure the VoIP Service(H248) ............................................................. 6-4
6.1.5 Configure the Basic H248 Parameters ....................................................... 6-6
6.1.6 Configure the H248 Terminations .............................................................. 6-8
6.1.7 Configure the H248 Authentication ............................................................ 6-9
6.1.8 Configure the H248 Timers ......................................................................6-11
6.1.9 Configure the Media Codec Type(H248) .................................................. 6-12
6.1.10 Configure the CID Feature(H248) .......................................................... 6-14
6.1.11 Configure the SLIC(H248) ..................................................................... 6-15
6.2 VoIP (SIP) Configuration................................................................................... 6-17
6.2.1 Configure the WAN Connection(SIP) ....................................................... 6-17
6.2.2 Configure the Advanced Parameters(SIP)................................................ 6-17
6.2.3 Configure the Fax Feature(SIP)............................................................... 6-17
6.2.4 Configure the SIP Protocol...................................................................... 6-17
6.2.5 Configure the SIP Account ...................................................................... 6-19
6.2.6 Configure the VoIP Service(SIP).............................................................. 6-20
6.2.7 Configure the Digital Map........................................................................ 6-22
6.2.8 Configure the Media Codec Type(SIP)..................................................... 6-23
6.2.9 Configure the CID Feature(SIP) .............................................................. 6-25
6.2.10 Configure the SLIC(SIP) ....................................................................... 6-26
6.3 Configure the DDNS......................................................................................... 6-26
6.4 Configure the DMZ .......................................................................................... 6-27
6.5 Configure the UPnP ......................................................................................... 6-29
6.6 Check the UPnP Port Mapping.......................................................................... 6-30
6.7 Configure the Port Forwarding .......................................................................... 6-31
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6.8 DNS Service .................................................................................................... 6-33
6.8.1 Configure the Domain Name ................................................................... 6-33
6.8.2 Configure the Hosts................................................................................ 6-34
6.8.3 Configure the DNS Servers..................................................................... 6-35
6.9 Configure the Time Parameters......................................................................... 6-36
6.10 Multicast Configuration ................................................................................... 6-37
6.10.1 Configure the IGMP WAN Connection ................................................... 6-37
6.10.2 Configure the Multicast Mode ................................................................ 6-38
6.10.3 Configure the MLD WAN Connection ..................................................... 6-39
6.10.4 Configure the Basic Parameters of Multicast .......................................... 6-40
6.10.5 Configure the VLAN.............................................................................. 6-41
6.10.6 Configure the Maximum Number of Addresses....................................... 6-42
6.11 Configure the BPDU ...................................................................................... 6-43
6.12 Check the USB Storage Information ................................................................ 6-44
6.13 Configure the DMS ......................................................................................... 6-45
6.14 Configure the FTP Server Feature ................................................................... 6-47
6.15 Configure the Port Triggering .......................................................................... 6-48
6.16 Configure the Port Forwarding(Application List) ................................................ 6-50
6.17 Configure the Application List .......................................................................... 6-51
6.18 Configure the Samba Service.......................................................................... 6-52
6.19 Configure the USB Print Server ....................................................................... 6-54
Chapter 7 Administration Management.................................................... 7-1

7.1 Remote Management ......................................................................................... 7-1
7.1.1 Configure the Basic Parameters of TR-069 ................................................ 7-1
7.1.2 Configure the Certificate ........................................................................... 7-3
7.2 Configure the Web User Management ................................................................. 7-4
7.3 Configure the Login Timeout ............................................................................... 7-5
7.4 Device Management........................................................................................... 7-6
7.4.1 Configure the System Management........................................................... 7-6
7.4.2 Configure the Software Upgrade ............................................................... 7-6
7.4.3 Configure the User Configuration Management .......................................... 7-7
7.4.4 Configure the Default Configuration Management ...................................... 7-8
7.4.5 Configure the Remote Upgrade................................................................. 7-9
7.4.6 Configure the USB Backup ..................................................................... 7-10
7.4.7 Configure the USB Restoration ................................................................7-11
7.5 Configure the Log Management ........................................................................ 7-12
7.6 Diagnosis and Maintenance .............................................................................. 7-14
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7.6.1 Configure the Ping Diagnosis .................................................................. 7-14
7.6.2 Configure the Trace Route Diagnosis ...................................................... 7-15
7.6.3 Configure the Simulation......................................................................... 7-17
7.6.4 Configure the AT Diagnosis..................................................................... 7-18
7.6.5 Configure the Port Mirror ........................................................................ 7-19
7.6.6 Configure the PPPoE Diagnosis .............................................................. 7-20
7.6.7 Configure the DNS Diagnosis.................................................................. 7-21
7.6.8 Configure the IP Diagnosis ..................................................................... 7-22
7.6.9 Configure the Voice Diagnosis ................................................................ 7-23
7.6.10 Check the ARP Table............................................................................ 7-24
7.6.11 Check the MAC Table ........................................................................... 7-25
7.7 Loopback Detection.......................................................................................... 7-26
7.7.1 Configure the Basic Parameters of Loopback Detection............................ 7-26
7.7.2 Configure the Loopback Detection........................................................... 7-28
7.7.3 Configure the VLAN of Loopback Detection ............................................. 7-29
7.8 Configure the IPv6 Switch................................................................................. 7-30
7.9 Configure the VoIP Protocol .............................................................................. 7-31
7.10 Configure the 3G Switch ................................................................................ 7-32
Appendix A Troubleshooting ................................................................... A-1

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 Content........................................................................................................1-1
Indicator .....................................................................................................................1-2
Interface .....................................................................................................................1-3
Product Features........................................................................................................1-4
Technical Specification ...............................................................................................1-5
Cable Connection.......................................................................................................1-5
1.1 Package Content

Please make sure the ZXHN F670 package contains the items, refer to Table 1-1.
Table 1-1 Package Contents
Item Name Quantity
ZXHN F670 unit

One
(built-in antenna/external antenna)
AC-DC power supply adapter One
RJ-45 Ethernet cable One
Note:
This manual uses a external antenna product as an example to describe product features.
Refer to the object for the actual external view. This document is for reference only. For
the actual product, refer to the object provided by operator.
One ZXHN F670 GPON ONT User Manual is delivered with the product.
If any of the items included in the package is incorrect, lost or damaged, please contact
your service provider. If you need to replace the product, please keep the package and all
the items in good condition.
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ZXHN F670 Maintenance Management Guide
1.2 Indicator
Figure 1-1 shows the indicators on the front panel of the ZXHN F670 unit.
Figure 1-1 Indicators of the ZXHN F670 Unit
Table 1-2 describes the indicators on the front panel of the ZXHN F670 unit.
Table 1-2 Indicators on the Front Panel
Indicator Status Description

Off The device is powered off.
Power
Solid green The device is powered on.
Off The ONT registration fails or the system is not powered on.
PON Solid green The ONT registration is successful.
Flashing green The ONT is being registered.
Off The ONT received optical power is normal.
Solid red The optical transmitter of the PON interface is powered off.
LOS The received optical power is less than the optical receiver
Flashing red sensitivity, or the device is downloading a program
package.
The device is not powered on, there is no WAN
Off connection with Internet properties configured, or the WAN
configuration is not effective.
Internet
There is a WAN connection with Internet properties
Solid green
configured and the WAN configuration is effective.
Flashing green Data is being transmitted.
The device is not powered on or the network link is not
Off
established.
LAN1LAN4 The network link has been established but no data is being
Solid green
transmitted or received.
Flashing green Data is being transmitted or received.
The device is not powered on or the voice service cannot
Off
be registered on the softswitch.
Phone1Phone2 The voice service is successfully registered on the
Solid green
softswitch, but there is no service traffic.
Flashing green There is voice service traffic.
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Chapter 1 Product Overview
Indicator Status Description

The device is not powered on or the wireless interface is
Off
disabled.
2.4GHz
Solid green The wireless interface is enabled.
The device is not powered on or the wireless interface is
Off
disabled.
5GHz
Solid green The wireless interface is enabled.
Yellow Negotiation is in progress.
Green Negotiation is successful.
WPS
Session overlapping detection is being implemented or
Red
negotiation fails.
The device is not powered on or the USB interface is not
Off
connected.
USB The USB interface is connected and operating in host
Solid green
mode, but no data is being transmitted.
Flashing green Data is being transmitted on the interface.
There is no standby power supply or the standby power
Off
supply fails.
BBU(optional) Solid green The standby power supply is used and operates properly.
The standby power supply is used but operates improperly.
Flashing green
For example, undervoltage occurs.
1.3 Interface
Figure 1-2 shows the interfaces and buttons of the ZXHN F670 unit.
Figure 1-2 Interfaces and Buttons on the Side Panel
Table 1-3 describes the interfaces and buttons on the back panel of the ZXHN F670 unit.
Table 1-3 Descriptions of the Interfaces and Buttons on the Side Panel
Interface/Button Description
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.
Reset button, when the power is on, use a needle to press the button for over 5
Reset
seconds to restore the default settings.
Wi-Fi WLAN button for enabling or disabling the WLAN function.
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Figure 1-3 shows the interfaces and buttons of the ZXHN F670 unit.
Figure 1-3 Interfaces and Buttons on the Back Panel
Table 1-4 describes the interfaces and buttons on the back panel of the ZXHN F670 unit.
Table 1-4 Descriptions of the Interfaces and Buttons on the Back Panel
Interface/Button Description
On/Off Power switch.
Power 12 V DC power connector.
Standard USB 2.0 interface, connected to a USB storage device for file sharing,
USB1
fast backup, and data restoration.
RJ-11 telephone interface, connected to the telephone with RJ-11 telephone
Phone1Phone2
cable.
LAN1 LAN4 RJ-45 Ethernet interface.
Standby power supply interface, connected to a standby power supply through a
BBU(optional)
dedicated cable.
Line PON interface.
1.4 Product Features

Interfaces
l GPON interface: GPON standard, SC/APC, comply with ITU G.984.1G.984.5
standards.
l Ethernet interface: auto-sensing RJ-45 interface in compliance with IEEE 802.3 and
IEEE 802.3u.
l Phone interface: RJ-11.
l WLAN interface: complies with IEEE 802.11ac, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g and
IEEE 802.11n.
l USB interface: standard USB 2.0 interface.
Technical Features
l Broadband service access: Connected to Internet through the GPON access method.
l Ethernet service access: Provides Ethernet interfaces, connected to the Ethernet
devices, such as the user PC. Provides the Internet access and IPTV services.
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Chapter 1 Product Overview
l Phone service access: Supports SIP, H.248 and MGCP protocol.

l WLAN: Users can connect to the ZXHN F670 through WLAN.
l Data sharing, backup, and restoration: provides the USB 2.0 interface connected to
a USB storage device for file sharing, fast backup, and data restoration.
l Security: Provides multi-level authentication based on the device, user and service,
and provides the data channel encryption for safety.
l QoS: Provides QoS services meeting the requirements of various services for the
local devices and network.
l Network management: Provides multi-mode network management.
1.5 Technical Specification

For the technical specifications of the ZXHN F670 , refer to Table 1-5.
Table 1-5 Technical Specifications
Item Specification
Dimension 220 mm (W) 160 mm (D) 28 mm (H)(antenna unincluded)
Rated current 1.5 A
Rated voltage 12 V DC
Operation temperature 0 ~ 40
Operation humidity 5% ~ 95%
1.6 Cable Connection

Figure 1-4 shows the devices that are connected to the ZXHN F670 devices.
Figure 1-4 Entire Connection
1-5

After the devices are connected to the ZXHN F670 device, press the power button. When
the corresponding indicators on the front panel are ON, you can enjoy various services
provided by the service provider.
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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 F670. Before configuring the ZXHN F670, 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
Configure TCP/IP .......................................................................................................2-1
Login to the System....................................................................................................2-2
2.1 Configure TCP/IP

To log in to the ZXHN F670 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
F670 are in the same network segment.
Context
The default maintenance IP address of the ZXHN F670 is as follows:
l IP address: 192.168.1.1
l Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Steps
1. Use an Ethernet cable to connect a local computer to the LAN interface of the ZXHN
F670.
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.
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Note:
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 F670.
End of Steps
2.2 Login to the System

The ZXHN F670 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 F670, 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 F670) in the address field. Press the Enter key. The login page
is displayed, as shown in 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, as
shown in Figure 2-2.
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Chapter 2 Configuration Preparation
Figure 2-2 Configuration Page
End of Steps
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Chapter 3
Status
Table of Contents
Check the Device Information.....................................................................................3-1
Check the Network Interface ......................................................................................3-2
Check the User Interface............................................................................................3-7
Check the VoIP Information ......................................................................................3-10
3.1 Check the Device Information

In the left navigation tree, click Status > Device Information. The Device Information
page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-1. The device model, serial number, batch number,
hardware version, software version, and so on are displayed on the page.
Figure 3-1 Device Information Page
Note:
The information displayed on the Device Information page in the above figure is provided for reference
only.
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3.2 Check the Network Interface

3.2.1 Check the WAN Connection Information
Through the WAN Connection menu item, you can check the status of WAN connection,
including IP address, connection name and so on.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > Network Interface. The WAN connection
page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-2.
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Chapter 3 Status
Figure 3-2 WAN Connection Page
2. Click Refresh to check the latest information.
End of Steps
3-3

3.2.2 Check the 3G Connection Information

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > Network Interface > 3G WAN Connection.
The 3G WAN Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3 3G WAN Connection Page
Note:
The 3G network information is displayed only if a 3G network connection is created and
the ZXHN F670 is using the network connection. To create a 3G network connection,
select Network > WAN > 3G WAN Connection.
End of Steps
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Chapter 3 Status
3.2.3 Check the 4in6 Tunnel Connection Information

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > Network Interface > 4in6 Tunnel
Connection. The tunnel connection information is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4 4in6 Tunnel Connection Page
Note:
l Click Status > Network Interface > 6in4 Tunnel Connection to check the 6in4
tunnel connection information.
l The tunnel information is displayed only if a tunnel is created. To create a tunnel,
select Network > WAN > 4in6 Tunnel Connection or 6in4 Tunnel Connection.

End of Steps
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3.2.4 Check the PON Information

The optical module information of the ZXHN F670 includes GPON state, input power,
output power, operating temperature, operating voltage, and operating current.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > Network Interface > PON Inform. The PON
Inform page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-5.
Figure 3-5 PON Inform Page

End of Steps
3.2.5 Check the Mobile Network Information

You can check the information on the 3G network connected to the ZXHN F670, including
the service provider, network system (for example, GSM, WCDMA, or CDMA2000), signal
strength, and IMEI of the card for accessing the Internet.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > User Interface > Mobile Network. The
Mobile Network page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-6.
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Chapter 3 Status
Figure 3-6 Mobile Network Page
Note:
The 3G network information is displayed only if a 3G network connection is created and
the ZXHN F670 is using the network connection. To create a 3G network connection,
select Network > WAN > 3G WAN Connection.

End of Steps
3.3 Check the User Interface

3.3.1 Check the WLAN Radio 2.4G Information
Through the WLAN menu item, you can check the status of the WLAN , including SSID
switch status, SSID name, MAC address, packets received, packets sent and so on.
3-7

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > User Interface > WLAN Radio 2.4G. The
WLAN Radio 2.4G page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7 WLAN Page
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Chapter 3 Status
Note:
Click Status > User Interface > WLAN Radio 5G to check WLAN Radio 5G
information.
End of Steps
3.3.2 Check the Ethernet Information

Through the Ethernet menu item, you can check the operation of the LAN interfaces ,
including Ethernet port, the numbers of sent and received packets and error frames.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > User Interface > Ethernet. The Ethernet
Figure 3-8 Ethernet Page
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End of Steps
3.3.3 Check the USB Information

The USB information is displayed only if a USB storage device is connected to ZXHN F670
through a USB interface.
Steps
1. Select Status > User Interface > USB. The USB page is displayed, as shown in
Figure 3-9. The USB interface status is displayed on this page.
Figure 3-9 USB Page
End of Steps
3.4 Check the VoIP Information

The ZXHN F670 provides two Phone interfaces. If the VoIP service is configured in WAN
Connection, you can check the VoIP operation.
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Chapter 3 Status
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Status > VoIP Status. The VoIP Status page is
displayed, as shown in Figure 3-10.
Figure 3-10 VoIP Status Page
End of Steps
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Chapter 4
Network Configuration
Table of Contents
WAN Configuration.....................................................................................................4-1
WLAN Common Setting ...........................................................................................4-12
WLAN Radio 2.4G(Online) Configuration .................................................................4-15
WLAN Radio 5G Configuration.................................................................................4-27
LAN Configuration ....................................................................................................4-38
Register ...................................................................................................................4-49
Route Management(IPv4) ........................................................................................4-52
Route Management(IPv6) .......................................................................................4-56
Configure the Port Locating ......................................................................................4-59
4.1 WAN Configuration

4.1.1 Configure the WAN Connection
This procedure describes how to configure a broadband connection (WAN connection) on
the network side, so that user services (including the data, and video services) can be
connected to the external network.
The ZXHN F670 supports PPP connection and IP connection.
Prerequisite
Be sure that the registration is completed successfully.
Be sure that the configuration in upper-layer OLT is completed.
Configuration Process
In the left navigation tree, click Network > WAN > WAN Connection. The WAN
Connection page is displayed. as shown in Figure 4-1.
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Table 4-1 lists the PPPoE(IPv4) process of configuring the WAN connection.
Table 4-1 PPPoE(IPv4) Configuration Process
Steps Operations Instructions
1 Create a new connection name. Enter the name of the WAN connection in New
Connection Name .
2 Enable VLAN. The VLAN ID provided by carriers must be set.
3 Service List This parameter must be consistent with service

configuration.
4 Configure the Link Type. Select PPP.
5 Configure the Username and The username and password are provided by carriers.
Password.
6 Configure the IP Version. Select IPv4.
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Chapter 4 Network Configuration
7 Click Create. While the default settings to remaining pa-

rameters should perform well in most cases,
some tuning might be required to get the best perfor-
mance according to the carriers.
8 Check the configuration. The IP address getting from carries can verify
that the WAN Connection based on IPv4
was completed successfully.
Table 4-2 lists the DHCP IPv4 process of configuring the WAN connection.
Table 4-2 DHCP IPv4 Configuration Process
1 Create a new connection Enter the name of the WAN connection in New
name. Connection Name .
3 Service List This parameter must be consistent with service

configuration.
4 Configure the Link Type. Select IP.
5 Configure the IP Type. Select DHCP.
7 Click Create. While the default settings to remaining parameters should

perform well in most cases, some reconfigurations might
be required to get the best performance.
8 Check the configuration. The IP address getting from carries can verify that the WAN
Connection based on IPv4 was completed successfully.
Table 4-3 lists the static IPv4 process of configuring the WAN connection.
Table 4-3 Static IPv4 Configuration Process
1 Create a new connection Enter the name of the WAN connection in New
name. Connection Name .
3 Configure the Service List. This parameter must be consistent with service
configuration.
4 Configure the Link Type. Select IP.
6 Configure the IP Type. Select Static.
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7 Configure the IPv4 relevant The mistakes of omission or commission would cause
parameters. service failure. Perform the configurations according to
the carriers with care.
The parameters needs to be configured, including IP
Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS Server1 IP
Address. DNS Server2 IP Address and DNS Server3
IP Address are optional.
8 Click Create. While the default settings to remaining parameters should

perform well in most cases, some reconfigurations might
be required to get the best performance.
Note:
l WAN(IPv6) configuration process refers to WAN(IPv4) configuration process.
Example
This example describes how to configure static IPv4 connection.
Steps
1. Create a new connection name, for example omci_ipv4_static_1.
2. To enable VLAN, select this check box. Then set VLAN ID as 3032.
3. Select Route from the Type drop-down list.
4. Select INTERNET VoIP TR069 from the Service List drop-down list.
5. Select IP from the Link Type drop-down list.
6. Select IPv4 from the IP Version drop-down list.
7. Select Static from the IP Type drop-down list. The parameters needs to be configured,
including IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway.
8. Click Create. The WAN Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-2.
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End of Steps
4.1.2 Configure the 3G WAN Connection

The ZXHN F670 supports dial-up Internet access through a 3G WAN card. You need
to install the 3G WAN card on the USB interface of the ZXHN F670 and set the dial-up
parameters on the 3G WAN Connection page.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WAN > 3G WAN Connection. The 3G
WAN Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 3G WAN Connection Page
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-4.
Table 4-4 Parameter Descriptions for the 3G WAN Connection
Parameter Description
To create a 3G WAN connection, enter the connection name.

Connection
To query or modify an existing connection, select the corresponding
Name
connection.
Service List Service that the device supports. Default: INTERNET.
The PDP protocol provides a packet data connection between a terminal and
the network for IP packets switching. The PDP connections can be divided
PDP Type into PPP connections and IP connections.
l PPP: Packet data connection is initiated through PPPoE dial-up.
l IP: A static or dynamic IP address link is used for accessing a 3G network.
Identifies the network of the carrier. For example, the APN for 3G WAN cards
APN of China Unicom is 3GNET, CMNET for those of China Mobile, and CTNET
for those of China Telecom.
Dial Number Number of the 3G WAN card to be used.
MTU Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU) of the 3G WAN connection. Default: 1500.
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Username of the PPPoE account. The username must be the same as that
Username
set on the peer server for authentication.
Password of the PPPoE account. The password must be the same as that set
Password
on the peer server for authentication.
It must be the same as that set on the peer server. Normally, it is set to Auto.
l Auto: The device automatically selects an authentication type based on
Authentication
the authentication types that the peer server supports.
Type
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.
Timeout time for dial-up access. If no connection is established within this

Idle Timeout
period, a timeout message is displayed.
3. Click Create.
End of Steps
4.1.3 Create a 4in6 Tunnel Connection

The tunneling mechanism enables IPv4 packets to be transferred in an IPv6 tunnel, or
IPv6 packets to be transferred in an IPv4 tunnel through packet encapsulation.
In the 4in6 tunneling mechanism, the ZXHN F670 supports IPv6 and the network
architecture is built based on IPv6. IPv4 service traffic is borne over IPv6.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WAN > 4in6 Tunnel Connection. The 4in6
Tunnel Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-4.
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2. Set the parameters and click Create. For a description of the parameters, refer to
Table 4-5.
Table 4-5 Parameter Descriptions for the 4in6 Tunnel Connection
Tunnel Name To create a new channel, select Create Tunnel.

To query or modify an existing tunnel, select the corresponding tunnel.
New Tunnel Name To create a new channel, enter the channel name in the text box.
If the Tunnel Name parameter is set to an existing tunnel, the tunnel
name is displayed in the text box.
Tunnel Type Default: ds-lite. The ds-lite option is a IPv4 to IPv6 transition
technology. With ds-lite, the ZXHN F670 automatically converts IPv4
packets sent by LAN devices into IPv6 packets and then forwards them
to the carrier's network.
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WAN Connection Name of the WAN connection bound with the tunnel. The IP version of
the WAN connection must be IPv6.
Interface IPv4 Address IPv4 address of an interface, range: 192.0.0.2192.0.0.6.
Manual AFTR Whether to obtain the fixed IPv6 address or host name of the peer end.
If this check box is selected, you need to enter the corresponding IP
address or host name in AFTR.
End of Steps
4.1.4 Create a 6in4 Tunnel Connection

The 6in4 tunnel mechanism keeps the existing network architecture that supports IPv4,
and IPv6 traffic is borne over IPv4. This mechanism is applicable to a small network. An
IPv6 gateway needs to be located at the core of the network, and IPv6 traffic converges
at the gateway through tunnels.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WAN > 6in4 Tunnel Connection. The 6in4
Tunnel Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-5.
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2. Set the parameters and click Create. For a description of the parameters, refer to
Table 4-6.
Table 4-6 Parameter Descriptions for the 6in4 Tunnel Connection
Tunnel Name To create a new channel, select Create Tunnel.

To query or modify an existing tunnel, select the corresponding tunnel.
New Tunnel Name To create a new channel, enter the channel name in the text box.
If the Tunnel Name parameter is set to an existing tunnel, the tunnel name
is displayed in the text box.
WAN Connection Name of the WAN connection bound with the tunnel. The IP version of
the WAN connection must be IPv4.
MTU Maximum transfer unit, default: 1380.
6in4 Tunnel Type Options include Manual Tunnel and 6rd.
Tunnel Remote IP address of the peer end.

Address
End of Steps
4.1.5 Configure the Port Binding

This procedure introduces how to configure port binding. The port binding function is used
to bind the LAN-side port with the WAN connection.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WAN > Port Binding. The Port Binding
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Figure 4-6 Port Binding Page
2. Select the check box to bind ports, and click Submit. For a description of the
parameters, refer to Table 4-7.
Table 4-7 Port Binding Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection Select a WAN connection.
LAN Select one or more LANs. Options: LAN1~LAN4.
SSID Select one or more SSIDs. Options: SSID1~SSID4.
WDS Select one or more WDSs. Options: WDS1~WDS4.
End of Steps
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4.1.6 Configure the DHCP Release

The DHCP release function takes effect only after the ZXHN F670 is restarted.
After the ZXHN F670 is started up, it initiates a Release packet to release the IP address
obtained from the DHCP server the last time. Then, the ZXHN F670 starts the flow of
obtaining its address in DHCP mode and obtains a new IP address.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WAN > DHCP Release First. The DHCP
Release First page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-7.
Figure 4-7 DHCP Release First Page
2. To enable the DHCP release function, select Enable and click Submit.
End of Steps
4.2 WLAN Common Setting

4.2.1 Configure the WiFi Restrictions
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Common Settings. The WiFi
Restrictions page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 4-8.
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Figure 4-8 WiFi Restrictions Page
2. Set the parameters and click Submit. For a description of the parameters, refer to
Table 4-8.
Table 4-8 WiFi Restrictions Parameter Descriptions
Scheduled RF Only if the "Wireless RF Mode" is "Scheduled", the WiFi restrictions

Mode function works.
Off Time This feature will be turned off since this time.
On time This feature will be turned on since this time.
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Note:
l If scheduled RF control is enabled, all WLAN Radios will be controlled, and when
network time synchronization fails, all WLAN Radios will be enabled by default.
End of Steps
4.2.2 Configure the Setting Deleting

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Common Settings > Setting
Deleting. The Setting Deleting page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-9 Setting Deleting Page
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3. (Optional) To delete a offline setting, click Delete.

End of Steps
4.3 WLAN Radio 2.4G(Online) Configuration

4.3.1 Configure the WLAN Basic Configuration(2.4G)
This procedure describes how to configure the WLAN operation conditions.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > Basic. The Basic
Figure 4-10 Basic Page
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Table 4-9 Parameter Descriptions for WLAN Basic Configuration
Enable Wireless RF If this check box is selected, the wireless RF feature is enabled.
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)
Band Width Radio frequency bandwidth, including Auto, 20Mhz and 40Mhz.
Default: 20MHz.
Channel Channel of the wireless network. A proper channel can be selected in

accordance with the country code. Options: Auto, 113, default: Auto.
Specifies the channel used for communication between the AP and the
wireless site, depending on the local circumstance.
SGI Enable Enable or disable 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.
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.
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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.
End of Steps
4.3.2 Configure the SSID(2.4G)

An SSID identifies a wireless network. The ZXHN F670 supports a maximum of four
SSIDs. You can set the name for each SSID and specify whether to enable the SSID.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > SSID Settings. The
SSID Settings page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-11.
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Figure 4-11 SSID Settings Page
Table 4-10 SSID Parameter Descriptions
Choose SSID Select an SSID to be configured. Options: SSID1SSID4.
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
Hide SSID
network through search. To access the network, terminals must send
requests.
Select the check box to enable the corresponding wireless network.

Enable SSID
Clear the check box to disable the corresponding wireless network.
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If this check box is selected, the SSID isolation feature is enabled, so

Enable SSID Isolation
that users under the same SSID cannot connect with each other.
Maximum number of wireless terminals that can connect to the SSID,

Maximum Clients
range: 132.
Name of the SSID, range: 132 characters. Space and tab are not
SSID Name
allowed.
Priority of the SSID, range: 07. Default: 0, which means that no

Priority
priority is specified. The larger the value, the higher the priority.
3. Click Submit to apply the changes.
Note:
This page can not be configured while WLAN is off.
End of Steps
4.3.3 Configure the WLAN Security(2.4G)

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > Security. The
Security page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-12.
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Figure 4-12 WLAN Security Page
Table 4-11 WLAN Security Parameter Descriptions
Authentication Type Each SSID supports multiple authentication methods, including Open
System, Shared Key, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2-PSK.
WPA Passphrase Authentication password for wireless terminals to access the wireless
network, range: 863 characters.
WPA Encryption Options: AES, TKIP, and AES+TKIP.

Algorithm
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3. Click Submit to apply the changes.
Note:
End of Steps
4.3.4 Access the Control List(2.4G)

By enabling the WLAN access control feature and configuring access control list, 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.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > Access Control List.
The Access Control List page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-13.
Figure 4-13 Access Control List Page
Table 4-12 Access Control List Parameter Descriptions
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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.
Note:
End of Steps
4.3.5 Check the Associated Devices(2.4G)

You can check the IP addresses and MAC addresses of devices that are associated with
each SSID.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > Associated Devices.
The Associated Devices page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-14.
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Figure 4-14 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.
Note:
End of Steps
4.3.6 Configure the WMM(2.4G)

The section describes how to configure the WMM.
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Steps
1. On the main page of the ZXHN F670, select Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > WMM to
go to the WMM( page, as shown in Figure 4-15.
Figure 4-15 WMM Configuration Page
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer toTable 4-13.
Table 4-13 WMM Parameter Descriptions
Choose AC AC the device supporting, including: VO, VI, BE and BK.
AIFSN Arbitration Inter Frame Space Number.
ECWMin/ECWMax Exponent of Contention Window.
TXOP Transmission Opportunity.
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Qlength The queue size value.
SRL A short retry counter.
LRL A long retry counter.
3. Click Submit button to apply the changes.
Note:
End of Steps
4.3.7 Configure the WPS(2.4G)

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. In the left navigation tree, click Network > WLAN Radio2.4G > WPS. The WPS page
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Figure 4-16 WPS Page
2. Set the parameter. For a description of the parameter, refer to Table 4-14.
Table 4-14 WPS Parameter Description
WPS Mode This parameter takes effect immediately after an option is selected.
Options:
l PBC: To enable the WPS feature, you must press the WPS button
on the ZXHN F670.
l Disabled: disables the WPS feature.
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Note:
The WPS mode switching takes effect immediately after an option is selected.
End of Steps
4.4 WLAN Radio 5G Configuration

4.4.1 Configure the Basic Parameters(5G)
This procedure introduces how to configure basic parameters of the WLAN radio
5G(Online).
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN Radio5G > Basic. The Basic page is displayed, as shown
in Figure 4-17.
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Figure 4-17 Basic Parameters Configuration(5G) Page
Table 4-15 Basic Configuration(5G) Parameter Descriptions
Enable Wireless RF To enable the wireless feature, select this check boxRF.
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 802.11a Only
l IEEE 802.11n Only
l Mixed(802.11a+802.11n)
l Mixed(802.11a+802.11n+802.11ac)
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Country/Region Country or region where the device is located.
Band Width Radio frequency bandwidth, default: 80MHz. including: Auto, 20MHz,
40MHz, 80MHz.
Channel Channel of the wireless network. A proper channel can be selected

in accordance with the country code. Default: Auto. Specifies the
channel used for communication between the AP and the wireless site,
depending on the local circumstance.
SGI Enable To enable the SGI feature, select this check box.
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.
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.
End of Steps
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4.4.2 Configure the SSID(5G)

A SSID(5G) identifies a wireless network. The ZXHN F670 supports a maximum of four
SSIDs(5G). You can set the name for each SSID(5G) and specify whether to enable the
SSID(5G).
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN Radio 5G > SSID Settings. The SSID Settings( page is
Figure 4-18 SSID Settings(5G) Page
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Table 4-16 SSID Settings(5G) Parameter Descriptions
Choose SSID Select an SSID to be configured. Options: SSID5~SSID8.
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 To enable the SSID feature, select this check box.
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. A higher number indicates a higher priority.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
4.4.3 Configure the WLAN Security(5G)

The section describes how to configure the security(5G).
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN Radio 5G > Security. The Security page is displayed, as
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Figure 4-19 Security(5G) Page
Table 4-17 Security(5G) Parameter Descriptions
Choose SSID Select a SSID to be configured. Options: SSID5~SSID8.
Authentication Type Options: Open System, Shared Key, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and
WPA/WPA2-PSK.
WPA Passphrase Authentication password for wireless terminals to access the wireless
network, range: 8~63 characters.
WPA Encryption Options: AES, TKIP and TKIP+AES.

Algorithm
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3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
4.4.4 Access the Control List(5G)

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.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN Radio 5G > Access Control List. The Access Control
List page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-20.
Figure 4-20 Access Control List(5G) Page
2. Set the parameters and click Add . For a description of the parameters, refer to Table
4-18.
Table 4-18 Access Control List(5G) 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.
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MAC Address MAC address of a terminal that accesses the WLAN.
End of Steps
4.4.5 Check the Associated Devices(5G)

You can check the IP addresses and MAC addresses of devices that are associated with
each SSID.
Steps
1. Select Network > WLAN Radio 5G > Associated Devices. The Associated Devices
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Figure 4-21 Associated Devices(5G) Page
2. Select an SSID from the SSID list, and click Refresh. The IP addresses and MAC
addresses of the associated devices( 5G) are displayed.
End of Steps
4.4.6 Configure the WMM(5G)

The section describes how to configure WMM.
Steps
1. On the main page of the ZXHN F670, select Network > WLAN Radio 5G > WMM to
go to the WMM(5G) page, as shown in Figure 4-22.
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Figure 4-22 WMM Configuration Page
Table 4-19 WMM Parameter Descriptions
Choose AC AC the device supporting, including: VO, VI, BE and BK.
AIFSN Arbitration Inter Frame Space Number.
ECWMin/ECWMax Exponent of Contention Window.
TXOP Transmission Opportunity.
Qlength The queue size value.
SRL A short retry counter.
LRL A long retry counter.
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End of Steps
4.4.7 Configure the WPS(5G)

This procedure describes how to configure WPS(5G) parameters. Normally, the WPS(5G)
parameters do not need to be modified. If the WPS(5G) 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 Radio 5G > WPS. The WPS page is displayed, as shown in
Figure 4-23.
Figure 4-23 WPS Page
Table 4-20 WPS Parameter Descriptions
l PBCPress the WPS button on the panel to enable

WPS Mode the WPS function.
l Disable: Disable the WPS function.
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Note:
The WPS mode switching takes effect immediately after an option is selected.
End of Steps
4.5 LAN Configuration

4.5.1 Configure the DHCP Server
This procedure describes how to configure the IP address and subnet mask of the ZXHN
F670 and enable the DHCP server feature, so that the ZXHN F670 can allocate dynamic
IPv4 addresses to devices connected to the system.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > DHCP Server. The DHCP Server
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Figure 4-24 DHCP Server Page
Table 4-21 DHCP Server Parameter Descriptions
LAN IP IP address/subnet mask of the ZXHN F670. The device IP address

Address/Subnet Mask should be in the same network segment as the DHCP address pool.
Enable DHCP Server Select the Enable DHCP Server check box to let the device work as a
DHCP server and assign IP addresses to the client PCs.
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 F670.
Address
Assign DNS Select this option to let the DNS provided by the ISP to assign IP
addresses to the client PCs.
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DNS Server1 IP IP address of the default DNS server, which means the IP address
Address of the ZXHN F670.
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 F670.
Lease Time The time during which the client PCs use the IP addresses assigned by
the DHCP server. After the lease time expires, the private IP address
will be available for assigning to other network devices. Default: 86400
seconds
Note:
IP addresses are automatically assigned to the user-side PCs and wireless devices
that are connected to the ZXHN F670.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
4.5.2 Configure the DHCP Server(IPv6)

This procedure describes how to configure the dynamic IPv6 address of the ZXHN F670
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. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > DHCP Server(IPv6). The DHCP
Server(IPv6) page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-25.
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Figure 4-25 DHCP Server(IPv6) Page
Table 4-22 DHCP Server(IPv6) Parameter Descriptions
LAN IP Address IPv6 address of the ZXHN F670.
Enable DHCP To enable the DHCP server feature, select this check box.
Server
DNS Refresh Time DNS update time, range: 60864000, default: 86400, unit: seconds.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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4.5.3 Configure the DHCP Binding

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.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > DHCP Binding. The DHCP Binding
Figure 4-26 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.
End of Steps
4.5.4 Configure the DHCP Port Service

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > DHCP Port Service. The DHCP
Port Service page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-27.
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Figure 4-27 DHCP Port Service Page
Table 4-23 DHCP Port Service Parameter Descriptions
DHCP Mode DHCP mode includes:

l Default: not to control DHCP mode.
l LAN : get address from ZXHN F670.
l WAN: get address from internet.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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4.5.5 Configure the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > Prefix Management. The Prefix
Management page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-28.
Figure 4-28 Prefix Management Page
2. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-24.
Table 4-24 Prefix Management Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection If the prefix delegation function of the IPv6 WAN connection is enabled,
the WAN connection name is displayed in the text box.
Prefix Source Prefix source corresponds to the parameter Prefix Delegation From in
Network > WAN > WAN Connection.
Prefix IPv6 address and prefix length. Only a GUA prefix is supported. Prefix
length range: 4864.
Preferred Lifetime Preferred lifetime of the prefix.
Valid Lifetime Valid period of the prefix. This parameter must be equal to or greater than
the Preferred Lifetime parameter.
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Prefix Delegation Only Prefix Delegation can be configured, after IPv6 WAN connection
is available.
l RA: The IPv6 prefix is delegated by an RA server.
l DHCPv6: The IPv6 prefix is delegated by a DHCPv6 server.

End of Steps
4.5.6 Configure the DHCP Port 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. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > DHCP Port Service(IPv6). The
DHCP Port Service(IPv6) page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-29.
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Figure 4-29 DHCP Port Service(IPv6) Page
2. Configure the port control parameters.Table 4-25 lists the port control parameters.
Table 4-25 DHCP Port Service(IPv6) parameters
A board assigns GUA, DNS, PD and so on to the LAN side through

DHCPv6
dhcpv6 messages.
A board assigns DNS, PD and so on to the LAN side through icmpv6

RA
messages.
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Note:
l Click All On to select all IPv6 Service-Port control types.
l Click All Off to cancel all IPv6 Service-Port Control types.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
4.5.7 Configure the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Network > LAN > RA Service. The RA Service page
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Figure 4-30 RA Service Page
Table 4-26 RA Service Parameter Descriptions
Minimum Wait Time Minimum time for waiting for the RA message, range: 31350, unit:
seconds.
Maximum Wait Time Maximum time for waiting for the RA message, range: 41800, unit:
seconds.
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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.
End of Steps
4.6 Register
This procedure describes how to register the device through the combination modes.
There are manifold combination modes:

l LOID;
l LOID + Password(LOID);
l SN;
l Password(PON) ;
Each of the modes above can complete the registration process.
The parameters are all provided by the network operators.
Only registered, other pages can be configured successfully.
Prerequisite
Be sure the registration parameters are supplied by your carrier.
Be sure the device is power on and the GPON link is established.
Steps
LOID + Password(LOID)
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > PON > LOID. The LOID page is displayed,
as shown in Figure 4-31.
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Figure 4-31 LOID Page
2. Modify the LOID and Password parameters.
Note:
l In the LOID mode, the Password can be deleted or remains unchanged.
3. Click Submit.
Password(SN)
4. In the left navigation tree, click Network > PON > SN. The SN page is displayed, as
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Figure 4-32 Password(SN) Page
5. Modify the Password parameters.
Note:
l The SN registration method will complete automatically.
l After setting the password, you must restart the device.
6. Click Submit.
Note:
l The parameter ONU State(Status > Network Interface > PON Status) verifies
that the register was completed successfully.
End of Steps
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4.7 Route Management(IPv4)

4.7.1 Configure the Default Gateway(IPv4)
This procedure describes how to select a WAN connection as the default route for the
broadband access service.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing(IPv4). The Default Gateway page
is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 4-33.
Figure 4-33 Default Gateway Page
2. Select a WAN connection from the WAN Connection list, and click Submit.
End of Steps
4.7.2 Configure the Static Routing(IPv4)

This procedure describes how to configure the next hop address for the destination network
segment to implement static routing.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing(IPv4) > Static Routing. The
Static Routing page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-34.
Figure 4-34 Static Routing(IPv4) Page
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 4-27. Click
Add.
Table 4-27 Static Routing(IPv4) Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection WAN connection that supports IPv4.
Network Address IP address of the destination network. If network address and subnet
mask are both 0.0.0.0, this configuration will be a default routing, which is
effective for any destination address.
Subnet Mask Subnet mask of the destination network.
Gateway Gateway of the network segment which the network interface belongs to.
If WAN connection and gateway are both configured, please ensure that
the gateway can be reached through this WAN connection.
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.

End of Steps
4.7.3 Configure the Policy Routing(IPv4)

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.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing(IPv4) > Policy Routing. The
Policy Routing page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-35.
Figure 4-35 Policy Routing(IPv4) Page
Add.
Table 4-28 Policy Routing(IPv4) Parameter Descriptions
Destination
WAN interface to which a routing policy is applied.
Interface
QoS classification criterion. A DSCP is specified for the TOS byte in the IP
DSCP
header of each packet to indicate the priority. Range: 063.
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
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The protocol includes the following: TCP, UDP, ICMP, ANY.

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.

End of Steps
4.7.4 Check the Routing Table(IPv4)

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing(IPv4) > Routing Table. The
Routing Table page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-36.
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Figure 4-36 Routing Table(IPv4) Page
2. Click Refresh to get the latest information.

End of Steps
4.8 Route Management(IPv6)

4.8.1 Configure the Default Gateway(IPv6)
Configure the default gateway(IPv6), referring to 4.7.1 Configure the Default
Gateway(IPv4).
4.8.2 Configure the Static Routing(IPv6)

This procedure describes how to configure the next-hop address for the destination
network segment to implement static routing.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing(IPv6) > Static Routing. The
Static Routing page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-37.
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Figure 4-37 Static Routing(IPv6) Page
Add.
Table 4-29 Static Routing(IPv6) Parameter Descriptions
WAN Connection WAN connection that supports IPv6.
Prefix IPv6 address and prefix length, range: 4864.
Gateway Gateway of the network segment which the network interface belongs to.

End of Steps
4.8.3 Configure the Policy Routing(IPv6)

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. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing(IPv6) > Policy Routing. The
Policy Routing page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-38.
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Figure 4-38 Policy Routing(IPv6) Page
Add.
Table 4-30 Policy Routing(IPv6) 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.
The protocol includes the following: TCP, UDP, ANY.

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.
End of Steps
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4.8.4 Check the Routing Table(IPv6)

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Routing > Routing Table. The Routing
Table page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-39.
Figure 4-39 Routing Table(IPv6) Page
2. Click Refresh to get the latest information.

End of Steps
4.9 Configure the Port Locating

The port locating feature can be enabled to prevent illegal use of user accounts. A field is
added to PPPoE and DHCP messages. This field is used to describe the port.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Network > Port Locating. The Port Locating page is
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Figure 4-40 Port Locating Page
2. To enable the port locating, click the check box. And then click Submit.
End of Steps
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Chapter 5
Security Configuration
Table of Contents
Configure the Firewall ................................................................................................5-1
Configure the IPv4 Filter.............................................................................................5-3
Configure the MAC Filter ............................................................................................5-5
Configure the URL Filter.............................................................................................5-6
Configure the Service Control Filter............................................................................5-6
Configure the ALG Feature ........................................................................................5-8
5.1 Configure the Firewall

This procedure describes how to configure the firewall to enhance device security and
avoid illegal access from external networks.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Security > Firewall. The Firewall page is displayed,
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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.
Firewall Level l Off: disables the firewall.

l Low: allows legal access from the WAN and allows Internet
devices to send ping packets to the WAN interface of the ZXHN
F670.
l Middle: allows legal access from the WAN and blocks dangerous
data from the Internet.
l High: allows legal access from the WAN but forbids Internet
devices from sending ping packets to the WAN interface of the
ZXHN F670.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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Chapter 5 Security Configuration
5.2 Configure the IPv4 Filter

This procedure describes how to configure an IPv4 filter to allow or deny the access of
devices with specific IPv4 addresses to the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Security > IP Filter. The IP Filter page is displayed,
Figure 5-2 IP Filter Page
2. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 5-2. Click Add.
Table 5-2 IPv4 Filter Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the IPv4 filter to be configured, select this check box.
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Protocol of the packets to be filtered. Options:

l TCP (default)
l UDP
Protocol l TCP AND UDP
l ICMP
l ANY
Indicates that all the above protocols are selected.
Start Source IP
Address/End Source Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
IP Address
Start Destination IP
Address/End Destination Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
IP Address
Start Source Port/End

Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
Source Port
Start Destination
Port/End Destination Filter criteria, which can be set as required. Optional.
Port
Specify the data traffic direction. The ingress option and egress
option cannot be the same.
l If the ingress is LAN, the egress should be a WAN or 3G
Ingress
connection. The data traffic direction is upstream.
l If the ingress is a WAN or 3G connection, the egress should be
the LAN. The data traffic direction is downstream.
Specify the data traffic direction. The ingress option and egress
option cannot be the same.
l If the ingress is LAN, the egress should be a WAN or 3G
Egress
connection. The data traffic direction is upstream.
l If the ingress is a WAN or 3G connection, the egress should be
the LAN. The data traffic direction is downstream.
Action taken on the packets meeting the filter criteria. Options:

Mode l Discard
l Permit

End of Steps
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5.3 Configure the MAC Filter

A list of MAC addresses that access the ZXHN F670 are stored on the ZXHN F670. 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.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Security > MAC Filter. The MAC Filter page is
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.
Type Operation mode.
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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End of Steps
5.4 Configure the URL Filter

This procedure introduces how to configure the URL filter.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Security > Parental Control > URL Filter. The URL
Filter page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 5-4.
Figure 5-4 URL Filter Page
Table 5-4 URL Filter Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the URL filter, select this check box.
Mode Action taken on the packets meeting the filter criteria. Options:
l Discard
l Permit
URL Address The URL address that is allowed to be accessed or denied.
End of Steps
5.5 Configure the Service Control Filter

This procedure describes how to configure a service control filter to allow or deny the
access of a specific service to the ZXHN F670.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Security > Service Control. The Service Control
Figure 5-5 Service Control Page
Table 5-5 Service Control Parameter Descriptions
IP Version Supported IP version. Options: IPv4 and IPv6.
Enable To enable the service control filter to be configured, select this check
box.
Ingress Specify the data stream inbound direction, and this parameter must
be specified.
l If the Ingress is WAN, all the WAN connection can access ZXHN
F670.
l If the Ingress is LAN, the LAN side can access ZXHN F670.
l If the Ingress is a WAN or Route_3G connection, the connection
selected can access ZXHN F670.
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Start Source IP Address/ IP address segment for which service control is implemented.
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: HTTP, FTP,SSH, TELNET, HTTPS
Modify Remote Access To modify the service access port, click this link.
Port

End of Steps
5.6 Configure the ALG Feature

This procedure describes how to enable the ALG feature, so that the ZXHN F670 can
translate private IP addresses in layer-4 packets into public IP addresses to enhance
security.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Security > ALG. The ALG page is displayed, as shown
in Figure 5-6.
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Figure 5-6 ALG Page
2. Select the protocols for which ALG is to be enabled, and click Submit.
End of Steps
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Chapter 6
Application Configuration
Table of Contents
VoIP (H248) Configuration..........................................................................................6-1
VoIP (SIP) Configuration ..........................................................................................6-17
Configure the DDNS.................................................................................................6-26
Configure the DMZ ..................................................................................................6-27
Configure the UPnP .................................................................................................6-29
Check the UPnP Port Mapping.................................................................................6-30
Configure the Port Forwarding..................................................................................6-31
DNS Service ............................................................................................................6-33
Configure the Time Parameters................................................................................6-36
Multicast Configuration .............................................................................................6-37
Configure the BPDU ................................................................................................6-43
Check the USB Storage Information .........................................................................6-44
Configure the DMS...................................................................................................6-45
Configure the FTP Server Feature............................................................................6-47
Configure the Port Triggering ...................................................................................6-48
Configure the Port Forwarding(Application List)........................................................6-50
Configure the Application List ...................................................................................6-51
Configure the Samba Service...................................................................................6-52
Configure the USB Print Server ................................................................................6-54
6.1 VoIP (H248) Configuration

6.1.1 Configure the WAN Connection(H248)
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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > WAN Connection. The WAN
Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-1.
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2. Set the VoIP Signal WAN Connection and VoIP Media WAN Connection
parameters.
Note:
If no option exists in the drop-down list, create a WAN connection whose Service
List parameter is set to a value including the VoIP service (Network > WAN > WAN
Connection).
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.2 Configure the Advanced Parameters(H248)

This procedure describes how to configure advanced parameters of the VoIP service,
including echo cancellation, jitter buffer, and DTMF.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > Advanced. The Advanced page
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Chapter 6 Application Configuration
Figure 6-2 Advanced Page
Table 6-1 Advanced Parameter Descriptions for the VoIP Service
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.
Exhaled gain Line transmit gain, range: -14 to 6 dBd.
Incoming gain Line receive gain, range: -14 to 6 dBd.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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6.1.3 Configure the Fax Feature(H248)

This procedure describes how to switch from T30 protocol to T38 protocol.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > Fax. The Fax page is displayed,
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.
End of Steps
6.1.4 Configure the VoIP Service(H248)

This procedure describes how to configure the basic parameters for the VoIP service on
the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > VoIP Services. The VoIP Services page is displayed,
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Figure 6-4 VoIP Services Page
Table 6-3 VoIP Service Parameter Descriptions
TestLink Flag Specifies whether the ZXHN F670 regularly sends heartbeat packets
to the SS system to verify the link status. Options:
l Disable: Heartbeat detection is disabled.
l Service Change: As a client, the ZXHN F670 sends Service
Change messages (which are used as heartbeat detection
messages) to the SS system.
l Notify: As a client, the ZXHN F670 sends Notify messages
(which are used as heartbeat detection messages) to the SS
system.
RTP Link Detection Flag Specifies whether to enable RTP link detection.
Number Match Flag Number matching mode. Options:

l Intelligent Match
l Long Match
l Short Match
DigitMap L Timer Long timer duration, unit: 10 ms, default: 20000 ms.
DigitMap S Timer Short timer duration, unit: 10 ms, default: 5000 ms.
DigitMap T Timer First digit timer duration, unit: 10 ms, default: 10000 ms.
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3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.5 Configure the Basic H248 Parameters

In the SS system, the H248 protocol separates call logic control from the media gateway,
so that the media gateway implements only media format conversion.
This procedure describes how to configure basic H248 parameters for normal connection
between the ZXHN F670 and the SS system, including the address and port.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > H248 Basic. The H248 Basic
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Figure 6-5 H248 Basic Page
Table 6-4 H248 Basic Parameter Descriptions
Local Port Local port that the H248 protocol uses, default: 2944.
Preferred CA IP address or domain name of the active H248 proxy server.

Identifier
Preferred Port H248 port of the active proxy server, which must be the same as that
configured on the SS side.
Alternate CA IP address or domain name of the standby H248 proxy server.

Identifier
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Alternate Port H248 port of the standby proxy server, which must be the same as that
configured on the SS side.
MID Flag MID type. The options include IPv4, Domain Name, and Equipment Name.
l IPv4 :If it is set to IPv4, the VoIP WAN connection address must be the
same as the IP address set in the SS system.
l Domain Name: globally unique domain name that the ONT registers in
the SS system.
l Equipment Name
MID If MID Flag is set to Domain Name or Equipment Name, enter the domain
name or device name that must be the same as that configured in the SS
system.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.6 Configure the H248 Terminations

A H248 termination is a logical entity on the SS media gateway that is used for sending or
receiving media streams and control packets.
This procedure describes how to configure H248 terminations.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > H248 Termination. The H248
Termination page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-6.
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Figure 6-6 H248 Termination Page
Table 6-5 H248 Termination Parameter Descriptions
Physical Termination Physical termination setting mode. Options:

Setting l Group by Group: A group of physical terminations are configured
by setting the terminal ID prefix and extension length.
l One by One: Termination IDs are configured one by one.
TID Prefix Prefix of termination IDs, which must be the same as that configured
on SS.
Extension Length Length of the extension name.
Temporary TID Prefix A group of physical terminations are configured by setting the terminal
ID prefix and extension length.
Start Value Start value.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.7 Configure the H248 Authentication

This procedure describes how to configure H248 authentication parameters, including
those required for connecting to the SS system.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > H248 Auth. The H248 Auth
Figure 6-7 H248 Auth Page
Table 6-6 H248 Authentication Parameter Descriptions
Access Flag Authentication flag. Options: 0, 1, and 100.
MID Flag MID type if Access Flag is set to 100. Options:

l MAC: The MID parameter is non-configurable and is set to ZTE-(WAN
connection's MAC address).
l IP: The MID parameter is non-configurable and is set to the IP address.
l Manual: The MID parameter is configurable.
MID Gateway ID, which must be the same as that configured in the SS system.
KI Initial key of the gateway, which must be the same as that configured in the
SS system.
P Default modulo. Options:

l 1: 96-bit default modulo in the SS system.
l 2: 128-bit default modulo in the SS system.
G Bottom number G. Options: 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4, corresponding to the bottom

numbers 2, 3, 5, 7, and 9 respectively in the SS system.
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3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.8 Configure the H248 Timers

This procedure describes how to configure H248 timers.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > H248 Timer. The H248 Timer
Figure 6-8 H248 Timer Page
Table 6-7 H248 Timer Parameter Descriptions
Min Restart Interval Minimum value of the restart timer, unit: 10 ms, default: 1000.
Max Restart Interval Maximum value of the restart timer, unit: 10 ms, default: 6000.
Min Register Interval Minimum value of the re-registration timer, unit: 10 ms, default: 100.
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Max Register Interval Maximum value of the re-registration timer, unit: 10 ms, default:
30000.
TestLink Flag Heartbeat mode. Options: Active and Passive.
Max Failed TestLink Maximum number of heartbeat detection failures.
Register Retransmit Retransmission mode. Options: 0 and 1.

Type
Register Retransmit Number of registration message retransmission times.

Times
Register Retransmit Registration message retransmission timer, unit: 10 ms, default: 400.
Timer
Total Register Total retransmission time, unit: 10 ms, default: 2500.

Retransmit Time
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.9 Configure the Media Codec Type(H248)

This procedure describes how to configure the media codec type.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > Media. The Media page is
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Figure 6-9 Media Page
Table 6-8 Media Parameter Descriptions
Media Negotiation Media negotiation mode. Options: Remote Priority and Local Priority.
l Local Priority: The ONU performs voice media negotiation in
accordance with its own coding and decoding priority.
l Remote Priority: The ONU performs voice media negotiation in
accordance with the coding and decoding priority of the peer end.
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G711U VAD Select a codec.
G711A VAD
G729 VAD
G722 VAD
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.10 Configure the CID Feature(H248)

The ZXHN F670 supports the caller identification feature in FSK and DTMF modes.
l FSK mode
During a call, the caller ID is transmitted in FSK mode between the first and second
rings.
l DTMF mode
During a call, the caller ID is transmitted in DTMF mode before the first ring.
Steps
1. Select Application > VoIP > Caller ID. The Caller ID page is displayed, as shown in
Figure 6-10.
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Figure 6-10 Caller ID Page
Table 6-9 CID Parameter Description
Caller ID Mode Caller ID transmission mode. Options: FSK, DTMF, and FSK&DTMF.
ETSI CID Standard Select the check box to follow the standard.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.1.11 Configure the SLIC(H248)

This procedure describes how to configure SLIC parameters.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > SLIC configuration. The SLIC
configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-11.
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Figure 6-11 SLIC Parameter Descriptions
Table 6-10 SLIC Parameter Descriptions
ring voltage vpk Ring voltage of the VoIP line, unit: vpk, default: 75.
loop current Loop current of the VoIP line, unit: mA, default: 25.
open circuit voltage Open circuit voltage of the VoIP line, unit: V, default: 48.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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6.2 VoIP (SIP) Configuration

6.2.1 Configure the WAN Connection(SIP)
The WAN connection configuration for the SIP-based VoIP service is the same as
that for the H248-based VoIP service. For details, refer to 6.1.1 Configure the WAN
Connection(H248).
6.2.2 Configure the Advanced Parameters(SIP)

The advanced parameter configuration for the SIP-based VoIP service is the same as
that for the H248-based VoIP service. For details, refer to 6.1.2 Configure the Advanced
Parameters(H248).
6.2.3 Configure the Fax Feature(SIP)

The fax feature configuration for the SIP-based VoIP service is the same as that for the
H248-based VoIP service. For details, refer to 6.1.3 Configure the Fax Feature(H248).
6.2.4 Configure 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 F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > SIP. The SIP page is displayed,
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Figure 6-12 SIP Parameter Descriptions
Table 6-11 SIP Parameter Descriptions
Option 120 If the Option 120 is enabled, the message with field of Option 120
will be send to the DHCP server.
Local Port Local port that the SIP protocol uses, default: 5060.
Register Server IP address of the SIP register server that the ISP provides, which
must be the same as that configured on the SIP server.
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.
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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.
Enable Link Test Whether to enable link tests.
Link Test Interval Interval of link tests, default: 20 seconds.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.2.5 Configure the SIP Account

This procedure describes how to configure a SIP account.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > SIP Accounts. The SIP
Accounts page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-13.
Figure 6-13 SIP Accounts Page
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Table 6-12 SIP Account Parameter Descriptions
SIP Account Registered name of a SIP subscriber. Normally, it is the phone number
of the subscriber.
Authorization Username for authentication by the SS system, which must be the same as
Username that configured in the SS system.
Password Password for VoIP service authentication by the SS system, which must be
the same as that configured in the SS system.
3. Click next to an account to modify the information, and click Modify.

End of Steps
6.2.6 Configure the VoIP Service(SIP)

This procedure describes how to configure additional services for the SIP-based VoIP
service on the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > VoIP Services. The VoIP
Services page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-14.
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Figure 6-14 VoIP Services Page
Table 6-13 VoIP Services Parameter Descriptions
Phone Line that is bound with the VoIP service, default: Phone1.
Unconditional Call
Enables or disables unconditional call forwarding.
Forwarding
Forwarded to Number to which a call is unconditionally forwarded.
Busy Call
Enables or disables busy call forwarding.
Forwarding
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Forwarded to Number to which a call is forwarded when the called number is busy.
No Answer Call
Enables or disables no answer call forwarding.
Forwarding
Number to which a call is forwarded when the called number does not
Forwarded to
answer.
A call is forwarded when the called number does not answer exceeding
No Answer Timer
time.
Call Waiting Enables or disables call waiting.
Call Transfer Enables or disables call transfer.
Call Hold Enables or disables call hold.
Hook Delay Enables or disables hook delay.
INFO Procedure Enables or disables the INFO procedure function.
Three-Way Talking Enables or disables the three-Way conference function.
Access number for a teleconference, configurable after the three-party

Conference URI
conference function is enabled.
Enables or disables the hotline function, including immediate hotline and

HotLine Options
delayed hotline.
Hotline number, configurable after the immediate or delayed hotline

Destination Number
function is enabled.
Delay Hot Line Timer Delay timer duration for the delayed hotline function, unit: 10 ms.
AntiPole Enables or disables the polarity reversed signal function.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.2.7 Configure the Digital Map

A digital map defines dialing rules that must be followed when you dial a number.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > Digital Map. The Digital Map
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Figure 6-15 Digital Map Page
In a digital map, X means digits, * means the asterisk key, # means the pound key,
and . means any length.
2. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.2.8 Configure the Media Codec Type(SIP)

This procedure describes how to configure the media codec type.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > Media. The Media page is
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Figure 6-16 Media Page
Table 6-14 Media Parameter Descriptions
Codec Selection Select a codec, which must be the same as that configured in the
SS system.
Codec Priority 1~16 You can modify priority through this parameter. A lower number
indicates a higher priority.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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6.2.9 Configure the CID Feature(SIP)

The ZXHN F670 supports FSK-based and DTMF-based caller ID and call time display.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > VoIP > Caller ID. The Caller ID page is
Figure 6-17 Caller ID Page
Table 6-15 Call ID Parameter Descriptions
Caller ID Mode Caller ID transmission mode. Options: FSK, DTMF, and FSK&DTMF.
ETSI CID Standard Select the check box to follow the standard.
Caller ID Time Whether to display incoming call time. Options: Disable, Enable,
and Auto.
CID Obtain Source of caller ID. Options: FROM Obtain Only and Priority From
PAI.
Preferred Username Specifies whether to display the username preferably.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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6.2.10 Configure the SLIC(SIP)

The SLIC parameter configuration for the SIP-based VoIP service is the same as that for
the H248-based VoIP service. For details, refer to 6.1.11 Configure the SLIC(H248).
6.3 Configure the DDNS

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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > DDNS. The DDNS page is displayed,
Figure 6-18 DDNS Page
Table 6-16 DDNS Parameter Descriptions
Enable To enable the DDNS feature, select this check box.
Service Type Options: dipc, dyndns, and DtDNS.
Server URL of the domain name resolution server.
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Username for accessing the domain name resolution server, which must be
Username
the same as that configured on the server.
Password for accessing the domain name resolution server, which must be
Password
the same as that configured on the server.
WAN Connection WAN connection on which the DDNS feature is enabled.
Domain Fixed domain name assigned for the WAN connection.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.4 Configure the DMZ

The section describes how to configure DMZ. The CPE translates the destination
IP address and port number from an outside-network address (network side) to an
inside-network address (user side) so that an inside-network server can be accessed.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Internet > Security > DMZ to the DMZ page, as shown
in Figure 6-19.
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Figure 6-19 DMZ
Table 6-17 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 MAC Mapped MAC address of a host on the LAN side for providing external
Address services.
DMZ Host IP Mapped IP address of a host on the LAN side for providing external
Address services.
LAN IPv6 Address IPv6 address of a host on the LAN side for providing external services.
A maximum of eight IPv6 addresses is supported. To add an IPv6
address, click Add.
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End of Steps
6.5 Configure the UPnP

This page provides the parameters of UPnP configuration features.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Local Network > UPnP to the UPnP page, as shown
in Figure 6-20.
Figure 6-20 UPnP
Table 6-18 UPnP parameters
UPnP Switch Click On to enable the UPnP function.
IPv4 WAN Connection IPv4 WAN connection for UPnP.
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Advertisement Period Time period that the UPnP device sends an announcement
packet.
If the UPnP device does not send any announcement
packets during this period, it indicates that the device is
invalid.
By default, the period is 30 minutes.
Advertisement Time To Live The TTL for the advertisement. The advertisement will be
abandoned after it has been transferred for the specified
times by the routers. The default value is 4.
IPv6 WAN Connection IPv6 WAN connection for UPnP.

End of Steps
6.6 Check the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > UPnP Port Mapping. The UPnP Port
Mapping page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-21.
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Figure 6-21 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.

End of Steps
6.7 Configure the Port Forwarding

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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > Port Forwarding. The Port Forwarding
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Figure 6-22 Port Forwarding Page
Add.
Table 6-19 Port Forwarding 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
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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.
Enable MAC To enable the MAC mapping feature, select this check box.
Mapping
LAN Host MAC MAC address of the virtual host on the LAN side, valid only if MAC
Address mapping is enabled.
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.

End of Steps
6.8 DNS Service

6.8.1 Configure the Domain Name
This procedure describes how to configure the domain name to add the ZXHN F670 into
a network domain.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > DNS Service > Domain Name. The
Domain Name page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-23.
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Figure 6-23 Domain Name Page
2. Enter a domain name and click Submit.

End of Steps
6.8.2 Configure the Hosts

This procedure describes how to establish a mapping relationship between a host name
on the user side and an IP address.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > DNS Service > Hosts. The Hosts page
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Figure 6-24 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.
End of Steps
6.8.3 Configure the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > DNS Service > DNS. The DNS page is
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Figure 6-25 DNS Page
2. Enter the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of DNS servers, and click Submit.
End of Steps
6.9 Configure the Time Parameters

This procedure describes how to configure time parameters for the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > SNTP. The SNTP page is displayed, as
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Figure 6-26 SNTP Page
Table 6-20 Time Parameter Descriptions
Time Zone Time zone where the ZXHN F670 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 F670 sends a synchronization request to
the NTP server, range: 3600~86400, default: 86400, unit: seconds.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.10 Multicast Configuration

6.10.1 Configure the IGMP WAN Connection
This procedure describes how to configure an IGMP WAN connection for the ZXHN F670.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > MultiCast > IGMP WAN Connection.
The IGMP WAN Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-27.
Figure 6-27 IGMP WAN Connection Page
2. Select a WAN connection from the WAN Connection list, and click Add. You can
delete an existing IGMP WAN connection as required.
End of Steps
6.10.2 Configure the Multicast Mode

This procedure describes how to configure the multicast mode.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > MultiCast > MultiCast Mode. The
MultiCast Mode page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-28.
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Figure 6-28 MultiCast Mode Page
Table 6-21 MultiCast Mode Parameter Description
MultiCast Mode IGMP mode that the ZXHN F670 supports. Options:
l Disable: The ZXHN F670 does not process IGMP packets.
l Snooping: The device transparently transmits the multicast
protocol messages and records the information of the multicast
group.
l Proxy: The device intercepts multicast protocol messages,
transmits the massages after processing them in accordance
with the multicast protocol, and records the information of the
multicast group. The IGMP WAN Connection configuration is
effective only if this parameter is set to Proxy.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.10.3 Configure the MLD WAN Connection

MLD is the IPv6 version of IGMP. This procedure describes how to configure an MLD WAN
connection.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > MultiCast > MLD WAN Connection.
The MLD WAN Connection page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-29.
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Figure 6-29 MLD WAN Connection Page
2. Select a WAN connection, and click Submit.

End of Steps
6.10.4 Configure the Basic Parameters of Multicast

MLD is the IPv6 version of IGMP. This procedure describes how to configure an MLD WAN
connection.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > MultiCast > Basic Configuration. The
Basic Configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-30.
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Figure 6-30 Basic Configuration Page
Table 6-22 Basic Parameters of Multicast Description
Delay time for multicast records to be deleted from the ONU. Unit:
Aging Time
seconds.
l If this option is selected: When receiving a leave message, the ONU

sends a multicast query message, and then proceeds in accordance
with the response.
Non-fast Leave
l If this option is not selected: When receiving a leave message, the
ONU immediately deletes the multicast group and disconnects the
multicast stream.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.10.5 Configure the VLAN

This procedure describes how to configure the VLAN.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > MultiCast > VLAN Configuration. The
VLAN Configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-31.
Figure 6-31 VLAN Configuration Page
Table 6-23 VLAN Parameter Descriptions
Port number of the ZXHN F670 on the user side. The options include
Port
LAN1~LAN4 and SSID1~SSID8.
MultiCast VLAN VLAN of devices on the OLT side.
3. Click Add. A configuration record is displayed after you complete a configuration

operation. You can delete an existing configuration record as required.
End of Steps
6.10.6 Configure the Maximum Number of Addresses

This procedure describes how to configure the maximum number of addresses for each
port.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > MultiCast > Maximum Address
Configuration. The Maximum Address Configuration page is displayed, as shown
in Figure 6-32.
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Figure 6-32 Maximum Address Configuration Page
2. Set the maximum number of addresses for each port, and click Submit.
End of Steps
6.11 Configure the BPDU

If the BPDU feature is enabled, the ZXHN F670 can transparently transfer BPDU packets
as required by ONT in some applications.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > BPDU. The BPDU page is displayed,
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Figure 6-33 BPDU Page
2. To enable the BPDU feature, select the Enable BPDU Forwarding check box. Click
Submit.
End of Steps
6.12 Check the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > USB Storage. The USB Storage page
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Figure 6-34 USB Storage Page
2. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh the page.

End of Steps
6.13 Configure the DMS

The section describes how to configure DMS. DMS provides the parameters of DMS
configuration features.
DMS is a multimedia server defined in DLNA protocol, which uses UPnP protocol to search
and categorize the local media files or photos, and provide VOD services for the DMP.
If the DMS function is enabled on the ZXHN F670 device, any client that supports UPnP
function can use the specified DMP (for example, windows media player) to watch the
media files or photos stored in the USB storage device.
The version of the windows media player used for DMS function must be 11 or later, or the
OS must be vista or Win 7. To enable the DMP function in OS of earlier version, special
tools, such as Intel(R) Tool for UPnP(TM) Technology or Twonky Media Manager must be
installed.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > DMS to go to the DMS page, as shown
in Figure 6-35.
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Figure 6-35 DMS page
2. Enable the DMS function, and specify the path storing the media files. For a description
of the parameters, refer to Table 6-24.
Table 6-24 Parameter Descriptions for the DMS
Enable Select the check box to enable the DMS function.
DMS Name To create a DMS, enter the name of the DMS.
Library Rescan Library rescan method that the device supports. Normally, it is set to Auto.
Method
Media Source1 By default, the media source is /mnt, that is the root directory of the USB
Media Source4 device. You can change the root directory to other directory of the USB
storage device.
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Note:
By default, the media source is /mnt, that is the root directory of the USB device. You
can change the root directory to other directory of the USB storage device.

End of Steps
6.14 Configure the FTP Server Feature

This procedure describes how to enable the FTP feature of the ZXHN F670 by configuring
FTP parameters, including the username and password.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > FTP Application. The FTP Application
Figure 6-36 FTP Application Page
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Table 6-25 FTP Server Parameter Descriptions
Enable FTP Server To enable the FTP server feature, select this check box.
FTP Username/FTP Valid only if FTP security control is enabled.

Password
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
6.15 Configure the 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.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > Port Trigger. The Port Trigger page is
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Figure 6-37 Port Trigger Page
Add.
Table 6-26 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.

End of Steps
6.16 Configure the Port Forwarding(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. In the left navigation tree, click Application > Port Forwarding(Application List).
The Port Forwarding (Application List) page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-38.
Figure 6-38 Port Forwarding (Application List) Page
2. Set the parameters and click Add. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table
6-27.
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Table 6-27 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.

End of Steps
6.17 Configure the Application List

This procedure introduces how to configure the application list function.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > Application List. The Application List
Figure 6-39 Application List Page

4. Click Click here to add an application. The application list adding page is displayed,
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Figure 6-40 Application List Adding Page
5. Set the parameters and click Add. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table
6-28.
Table 6-28 Application List Parameter Descriptions
Application Name Create an application name.
Protocal Protocol of the permitted packet including TCP, UDP , TCP AND
UDP.
WAN Start Port / WAN End Port number range of the WAN-side hosts.
Port
Start Mapping Port/End Port number range of the mapping-side hosts.

Mapping Port
End of Steps
6.18 Configure the Samba Service

Samba is a software program used for the SMB feature. By enabling the Samba server
for the ZXHN F670, 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.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > Samba Service. The Samba Service
Figure 6-41 Samba Service Page
Table 6-29 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: 215 characters.
Samba Username for logging in to the Samba server, which must be the same as
Username that configured on the server.
Samba Password Password for logging in to the Samba server, which must be the same as
that configured on the server.
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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.
End of Steps
6.19 Configure the USB Print Server

This procedure describes how to enable the USB print server feature for the ZXHN F670.
If this feature is enabled, users connected to the ZXHN F670 can use the printing service.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Application > USB print server. The USB print
server page is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-42.
Figure 6-42 USB Print Server Page
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2. To enable the USB print server feature, select the Enable USB print server check
box.
End of Steps
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Chapter 7
Administration Management
Table of Contents
Remote Management.................................................................................................7-1
Configure the Web User Management........................................................................7-4
Configure the Login Timeout ......................................................................................7-5
Device Management ..................................................................................................7-6
Configure the Log Management ...............................................................................7-12
Diagnosis and Maintenance .....................................................................................7-14
Loopback Detection..................................................................................................7-26
Configure the IPv6 Switch ........................................................................................7-30
Configure the VoIP Protocol .....................................................................................7-31
Configure the 3G Switch ..........................................................................................7-32
7.1 Remote Management

7.1.1 Configure the Basic Parameters of TR-069
This procedure describes how to configure basic parameters for remote management,
including the WAN connection and URL of the management server.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > TR-069 > Basic. The Basic page
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Figure 7-1 TR-069 Basic Page
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 F670 uses for accessing the management server,
Username
which must be the same as that configured on the management server.
Password that the ZXHN F670 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 F670 for communicating with the management
Request URL server.
Connection
Request Username that the management server uses for accessing the ZXHN F670.
Username
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Connection
Request Password that the management server uses for accessing the ZXHN F670.
Password
Enable Periodic Specifies whether to enable the periodic message reporting feature. The
Inform ZXHN F670 sends messages to the management server for link detection.
Periodic Inform
Interval for sending link detection messages.
Interval
Specifies whether to enable the CA feature. If this check box is selected,

Enable Certificate
you must load a CA certificate in Administration > TR-069 > Certificate.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
7.1.2 Configure the Certificate

The ZXHN F670 supports security control for the management server and clients through
CA. This procedure describes how to upload certificates for authentication.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > TR-069 > Certificate. The
Certificate page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-2.
Figure 7-2 Certificate Page
2. Click Browse to select a certificate.
3. Click Import Certificate.
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Note:
The uploaded certificates take effective only after the device is restarted.
End of Steps
7.2 Configure the Web User Management

The ZXHN F670 provides the user management function. Through the page, you can
manage your account and create common user accounts.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > User Management. The WEB User
Figure 7-3 WEB User Management Page
2. Modify your password as required, and click Submit.
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Note:
Users include the administrator and common users. The administrator username
cannot be modified, and common users can manage their own account information
only.
End of Steps
7.3 Configure the Login Timeout

This procedure describes how to configure the ZXHN F670 login timeout time.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Login Timeout. The Login Timeout
Figure 7-4 Login Timeout Page
2. Set the timeout time, and click Submit.
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Note:
The timeout configuration takes effect after you re-log in to the system.
End of Steps
7.4 Device Management

7.4.1 Configure the System Management
This procedure describes how to restart or reset the device.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management. The System
Management page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 7-5.
Figure 7-5 System Management Page
2. To restart the device, click Reboot.

3. To restore the default configuration, click Restore Default.
End of Steps
7.4.2 Configure the Software Upgrade

The ZXHN F670 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.
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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management > Software
Upgrade. The Software Upgrade page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-6.
Figure 7-6 Software Upgrade Page
2. Click Browse to select an upgrade file.

3. Click Upgrade. After the upgrade is completed, a message box is displayed.
End of Steps
7.4.3 Configure the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management > User
Configuration Management. The User Configuration Management page is
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Figure 7-7 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.
End of Steps
7.4.4 Configure the Default Configuration Management

This procedure describes how to manage the default configuration file for the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management > Default
Configuration Management. The Default Configuration Management page is
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Figure 7-8 Default Configuration Management Page
2. Backing up the default configuration file

a. Click Backup Configuration. The File Download dialog box is displayed.
b. Click Save and select a storage path.

3. Restoring the default configuration file
a. Click Browse to select the backup default configuration file to be restored.
b. Click Restore Configuration.
End of Steps
7.4.5 Configure the Remote Upgrade

The ZXHN F670 provides the remote upgrade function. This procedure describes how to
configure the URLs for remotely upgrading the configuration file and version file.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management > Remote
Upgrade. The Remote Upgrade page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-9.
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Figure 7-9 Remote Upgrade Page
2. Remotely upgrade the version file or configuration file.
a. Enter the root directory of the configuration file in Configuration File URL, and
click Upgrade.
b. Enter the root directory of the version file in Firmware URL, and click Upgrade.
End of Steps
7.4.6 Configure the USB Backup

With the USB backup function, the ZXHN F670 can back up your configuration file and
store it on a USB storage device through the USB interface.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management > USB
Backup. The USB Backup page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-10.
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Figure 7-10 USB Backup Page
2. Select a USB device from the USB Device list, and click Start Backup.
End of Steps
7.4.7 Configure the USB Restoration

The ZXHN F670 can restore your backup configuration file on a USB storage device
through the USB interface.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > System Management > USB
Restore. The USB Restore page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-11.
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Figure 7-11 USB Restore Page
2. To enable the USB restoration function, select the Enable check box, and click
Submit.
End of Steps
7.5 Configure the Log Management

This procedure describes how to configure the log management function of the ZXHN
F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Log Management. The Log
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Figure 7-12 Log Management Page
Table 7-2 Log Management Parameter Descriptions
Enable Save Log Specifies whether to enable the log file storage function.
Options (ranked from low to high):

l Debug
l Informational
l Notice
l Warning
Log Level l Error
l Critical
l Alert
l Emergency
The system stores only the logs of the selected level and above
levels.
3. Click Refresh to show the latest logs.
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4. Click Clear Log to clear the current logs.

5. Click Download Log to store log files on the local disk.
6. Click Submit.
End of Steps
7.6 Diagnosis and Maintenance

7.6.1 Configure the Ping Diagnosis
This procedure describes how to configure ping diagnosis for link detection.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis. The Ping Diagnosis
page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 7-13.
Figure 7-13 Ping Diagnosis Page
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Table 7-3 Ping Diagnosis Parameter Descriptions
IP Address or Host
Destination IP address or host name to be ping.
Name
To detect the connection with an external address, select a WAN

Egress
connection.
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.
End of Steps
7.6.2 Configure the 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. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > Trace Route
Diagnosis. The Trace Route Diagnosis page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-14.
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Figure 7-14 Trace Route Diagnosis Page
Table 7-4 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
Maximum number of hops that the Trace Route packets require for arriving at
Maximum Hops
the destination, default: 30.
Time allowed for receiving a response in ms. If no response is received during

Wait Time 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.
End of Steps
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7.6.3 Configure the Simulation

The system can simulate scenarios where terminals such as PCs and set-top boxes initiate
PPPoE dial-up or IPoE services, so that link detection can be implemented.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > Simulation. The
Simulation page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-15.
Figure 7-15 Simulation Page
Table 7-5 Simulation Parameter Descriptions
Simulation Type Simulated service type. Options: PPPoE and IPoE.
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Port Port on the user side that the simulation uses.
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
Enable VLAN
VLAN tag is carried in the packets sent over the WAN connection, and
the VLAN ID must be set.
Identifies a VLAN. Range: 14094.

VLAN ID. To ensure normal service operation, the VLAN ID must be the same as that
set in upper-layer OLT configuration.
If VLAN is enabled, you can modify service priority through this parameter.
802.1p
Range: 07. A higher number indicates a higher priority.
Username of the PPPoE account. The username must be the same as that
Username
Password of the PPPoE account. The username must be the same as that
Password
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 based
Type 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.
Retry Times Number of retries.
3. Click Start. The system starts simulation. The result is displayed in the bottom box.
End of Steps
7.6.4 Configure the AT Diagnosis

This procedure describes how to configure AT diagnosis to detect SIMs.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > AT Diagnosis. The
AT Diagnosis page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-16.
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Figure 7-16 AT Diagnosis Page
2. Enter an AT command and press the Submit key. The result is displayed in the bottom
box.
End of Steps
7.6.5 Configure the Port Mirror

This procedure describes how to configure port mirroring, so that packets passing through
a WAN connection of the ZXHN F670 can be mirrored to a LAN interface of the ZXHN F670.
If service failure occurs, you can monitor the packets on the LAN interface for locating the
failure cause quickly.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > Mirror Configuration.
The Mirror Configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-17.
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Figure 7-17 Mirror Configuration Page
Table 7-6 Port Mirroring Parameter Descriptions
Source WAN connection on the network side
Destination LAN interface on the user side
3. (Optional) To delete a configuration record, click the icon next to the record.
End of Steps
7.6.6 Configure the PPPoE Diagnosis

The PPPoE diagnosis function is used to check the communication status of PPPoE
connections.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > PPPoE Diagnosis.
The PPPoE Diagnosis page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-18.
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Figure 7-18 PPPoE Diagnosis Page
2. Select the PPPoE connection to be tested. For a description of the parameters, refer
to Table 7-7.
Table 7-7 PPPoE Diagnosis Parameter Descriptions
PPPoE connection Select a PPPoE connection that has been configured in Network >
WAN > WAN Connection.
3. Click Diagnosis. If the test is successful, all test items are displayed as pass.
Otherwise, the test result is fail.
End of Steps
7.6.7 Configure the DNS Diagnosis

The DNS diagnosis function is used to check the availability of the DNS server.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > DNS Diagnosis. The
DNS Diagnosis page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-19.
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Figure 7-19 DNS Diagnosis Page
Table 7-8 DNS Diagnosis Parameter Descriptions
Domain Name Enter a domain name that has been configured in Application > DNS
Service > Domain Name.
3. Click Diagnosis. If the test is successful, the Query DNS for a well known host field
is displayed as pass. Otherwise, it is displayed as fail.
End of Steps
7.6.8 Configure the IP Diagnosis

The IP diagnosis function is used to check IP connections.
Prerequisite
The DHCP WAN connection is created.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > IP Diagnosis. The IP
Diagnosis page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-20.
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Figure 7-20 IP Diagnosis Page
2. Select a WAN connection from the DHCP Connection drop-down list, and then click
Diagnose to diagnose and display the status of the IP connectivity.
End of Steps
7.6.9 Configure the Voice Diagnosis

The voice diagnosis function is used to check voice connections.
Prerequisite
The VoIP connection is created.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > Voice Diagnosis. The
Voice Diagnosis page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-21.
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Figure 7-21 Voice Diagnosis Page
2. Select a voip account from the drop-down list, and then click Diagnose to diagnose
and display the status of the voice connectivity.
End of Steps
7.6.10 Check the ARP Table

This procedure describes how to check the ARP table, where the corresponding
relationships between peer IP addresses and MAC addresses are displayed.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > ARP Table. The ARP
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Figure 7-22 ARP Table Page
2. Click Refresh to refresh the ARP table.

End of Steps
7.6.11 Check the MAC Table

The MAC table displays the effective time of ports and MAC addresses.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Diagnosis > MAC Table. The MAC
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Figure 7-23 MAC Table Page
2. Click Refresh to refresh the MAC table.

End of Steps
7.7 Loopback Detection

7.7.1 Configure the Basic Parameters of Loopback Detection
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Loopback Detection. The Basic
Configuration page is displayed by default, as shown in Figure 7-24.
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Figure 7-24 Basic Configuration Page
Table 7-9 Basic Parameter Descriptions for Loopback Detection
Destination MAC Options: Broadcast Address and BPDU Address.
Ethernet Type Type of Ethernet packets for port loopback detection.
Send Interval Interval for sending loopback detection packets.
Port Closing Time Time allowed for closing a port after loopback is detected on the port.
Loopback Recovery Time used for determining whether loopback detection has completed.
Time If no detection packet is received within this period, loopback detection
is considered to have completed.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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7.7.2 Configure the Loopback Detection

This procedure describes how to enable the loopback detection, alarm, and automatic
loopback cancellation functions on the ports.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Loopback Detection > Enable
Configuration. The Enable Configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure
7-25.
Figure 7-25 Enable Configuration Page
2. Select the check boxes as required, and click Submit.
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Note:
By default, the ZXHN F670 enables the alarm and automatic loopback cancellation
functions.
l Each Alarm Enable check box specifies whether to report an alarm when
loopback is detected.
l Each Portdislooped Enable check box specifies whether to automatically cancel
loopback detection after loopback is detected on the corresponding port.
End of Steps
7.7.3 Configure the VLAN of Loopback Detection

This procedure describes how to enable VLAN-based loopback detection for a port.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > Loopback Detection > VLAN
Configuration. The VLAN Configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure
7-26.
Figure 7-26 VLAN Configuration Page
2. Select a port for loopback detection, enter a VLAN ID, and click Add.

End of Steps
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7.8 Configure the IPv6 Switch

This procedure describes how to enable or disable IPv6 support for the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > IPv6 Switch. The IPv6 Switch page
Figure 7-27 IPv6 Switch Page
2. To disable IPv6 support, set IPv6 Function to Off, and click Submit.
Note:
The configuration takes effective after the device is restarted.
End of Steps
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7.9 Configure the VoIP Protocol

This procedure describes how to configure the VoIP protocol for the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > VoIP Protocol Switch. The VoIP
Protocol Switch page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-28.
Figure 7-28 VoIP Protocol Switch Page
2. Select a protocol from the VoIP Protocol list, and click Submit.
Note:
After the VoIP protocol is changed, the device is automatically restarted. Perform this
operation with care.
End of Steps
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7.10 Configure the 3G Switch

This procedure describes how to configure the 3G Switch for the ZXHN F670.
Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, click Administration > 3G Basic Configuration. The 3G
Basic Configuration page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-29.
Figure 7-29 3G Basic Configuration Page
Table 7-10 Basic Parameter Descriptions for 3G
3G Enable Select the check box to enable the 3G function.
Auto Switch Time If the default route is interrupted, the device switches to 3G mode
automatically.
3. Click Submit.
End of Steps
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Appendix A
Troubleshooting
The Power indicator on the front panel is off after the power button is pressed.
The power adapter is not correctly connected to the device. Be sure to use the power
adapter supplied with the device.
The LOS indicator is flashing red or solid red after the device is powered on.
l The optical fiber is not correctly connected to the ONT PON interface.
l The optical fiber is broken or damaged.
l If the indicator is solid red or keeps flashing, please contact the service provider for
maintenance.
The PON indicator on the front panel is off or flashing green after the device is
powered on.
l The GPON link is not established.
l The ONT is not registered.
l Please contact the service provider for help.
The green LAN indicator on the front panel is off after the device is powered on.
l The corresponding LAN link is not established.
l The Ethernet cable is not correctly connected to the LAN interface.
l The network device connected to the LAN interface is not powered on.
The Phone indicator on the front panel is off after the device is powered on.
The telephone function is abnormal. Please contact the service provider for help.
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ZXHN F670

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Publishing Date: 2015-11-10 (R1.0)

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

Chapter 3 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

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Appendix A Troubleshooting ................................................................... A-1

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1.1 Package Content

Table 1-1 Package Contents

Item Name Quantity

ZXHN F670 unit

AC-DC power supply adapter One

RJ-45 Ethernet cable One

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Figure 1-1 Indicators of the ZXHN F670 Unit

Table 1-2 Indicators on the Front Panel

Indicator Status Description

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Indicator Status Description

Figure 1-2 Interfaces and Buttons on the Side Panel

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Figure 1-3 Interfaces and Buttons on the Back Panel

1.4 Product Features

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l Phone service access: Supports SIP, H.248 and MGCP protocol.

1.5 Technical Specification

Table 1-5 Technical Specifications

1.6 Cable Connection

Figure 1-4 Entire Connection

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2.1 Configure TCP/IP

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2.2 Login to the System

Figure 2-1 Login Page

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Figure 2-2 Configuration Page

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3.1 Check the Device Information

Figure 3-1 Device Information Page

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3.2 Check the Network Interface

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Figure 3-2 WAN Connection Page

2. Click Refresh to check the latest information.

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3.2.2 Check the 3G Connection Information

Figure 3-3 3G WAN Connection Page