Planet VIP-160 User manual

Internet Telephony Gateway

VIP-160/VIP-260

User s manual

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Home

System Uptime: specifiesthe amount oftime, which the system hasbeen up.

This time is reset everytime the system is reset.

LAN IP Address: indicates the IPAddress of your LAN.

MAC address: MAC address is the address ofyour MAC.

Security: for your password, which is configured in the “System”section.

Application Code Version: tells the version ofthe application code which you

are using.

Download Code Version: tells the version ofthe download code which you are

using.

Network

Network status

Interface Status: these are the details of your interfaces status.

Enabled: “Yes”, letsyou knowthat your interface is enabled and readyto be

used.

Service: either “Routed or Bridged”, tells you the level ofyour interface s

connection.

Protocol: refers to howyou are transmitting data. (i.e. Ethernet)

Interface Status: either “Up”or “Down”.

Under Network Settings: these are the details ofyour network settings.

Dynamic IPAssignment: “Yes”or “No”, depending on whether or not you are

using a dynamic IP.

IPaddress: your specified IP.

MAC address: Your specified MAC address.

Subnet Mask: indicates the IPaddress ofyour mask.

Default Gateway: is the IPaddressofthe gateway.The gatewayIPcould be

retrieved from DHCPoffer in DHCPmode, or be set up

manuallyin fixed IPmode.

DNS address: refers to the address ofyour dynamic name server,ifapplicable.

VLAN: VLAN tag value encoded in the Ethernet header in all outgoing packets

PriorityTag: Priority Tag value encoded in the Ethernet header in outgoing

packets.

Broadcast Limit & Multicast Limit: Please see the WAN Configuration

WANConfiguration

1. Device Operating Mode: you choose either “Router”or “Bridge”,depending

on your operation.

2. You will check either “Obtain WAN configuration dynamically”or “Specify

fixed WAN configuration”.

When you choose “Obtain WAN configuration dynamically”, the information

is detected automaticallythrough DHCP.

If you choose “Specifyfixed WAN configuration”, you are required to enter

the IPaddress, IPof the Sub mask, IPof the Gateway, and IPof the DNS

Server, ifapplicable.

WAN PPPoE Configuration

1. Enable PPPoE: “Yes”or “No”, to enable/disable PPPoE

2. Under “Authentication”, you enter the username and password given by

your ISP.

3. Settings:

Idle Timeout: Idle timeout before PPPconnection is closed due to inactivity

Echo Timeout: the duration between PPPecho requests being sent to the

server.

Echo Count: the number of unanswered PPPecho requests before the PPP

connection is closed.

Service Name: PPPoE Service name

AC Name: PPPoE AC name

MACCloning Configuration

WAN MACAddress (Spoofed):

This is onlyavailable when devices are under the router mode. The spoofed

MAC address to be used bythe device sWAN interfaces, the Ethernet

address ofthe outgoing packets from the WAN interface would be replaced

with this address. Ifblank, the WAN interfaceswill use the value of MAC.

LAN

LANConfiguration

1. Under “Network Settings”, you enter the IPaddress and subnet mask of

your network.

DHCP Server Configuration

These configuration parameters are for the devices internal DHCP server.

1. Server Setting:“Yes”or “No”, to enable/disable DHCP

Client IPAddress Range: Minimum and Maximum limit on the DHCP IP

address pool

2. Client Network Information

Domain Name: LAN domain name provided to DHCP clients during the

OFFER process.

DNS Server: This staticallyassigned DNS server IP address will be

provided to clients during the OFFER process.

3. Static Address Assignment

Up to eight static DHCP address assignments can be configured. To add a

static IP assignment, enter the LANdevice s host name (mustbe unique in the

private network) and/or MAC address. Specifythe Internal address to be

assigned and press the "Add" button.

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