Richerlink Xpon Onu User Manual - v1.1

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Contents
Chapter 1 Overview ....................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Summary ............................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Product Figure ..................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Interface and Switch............................................................................................................ 5
1.4 Login WEB ......................................................................................................................... 6
1.5 Menu ................................................................................................................................... 6
1.6 Function .............................................................................................................................. 7
Chapter 2 Status ............................................................................................................................. 8
2.1 Device Information ............................................................................................................. 9
2.2 WAN Information................................................................................................................ 9
2.2.1 IPV4 WAN Interface ................................................................................................ 9
2.2.2 IPV6 WAN Interface ................................................................................................ 9
2.2.3 PON Link Information ........................................................................................... 10
2.2.4 CATV Information ................................................................................................. 10
2.3 LAN Side Information ...................................................................................................... 10
2.3.1 WLAN Interface..................................................................................................... 10
2.3.2 Ethernet Interface ................................................................................................... 11
2.4 VOIP information .............................................................................................................. 11
2.5 Remote Management Status .............................................................................................. 12
Chapter 3 Network ....................................................................................................................... 13
3.1 Wan Configuration ............................................................................................................ 14
3.1.1 Wan in Bridge mode ............................................................................................... 14
3.1.2 Wan in Router mode ............................................................................................... 15
3.2 Binding Setting ................................................................................................................. 16
3.3 Lan Side Settings .............................................................................................................. 16
3.3.1 IPV4 Settings ......................................................................................................... 16
3.3.2 IPTV6 configuration .............................................................................................. 17
3.4 WLAN2.4G configuration ................................................................................................ 17
3.5 WLAN 5G configuration .................................................................................................. 19
3.6 Remote Management ........................................................................................................ 20
3.6.1 Configure Channel for TR069 Remote Management ............................................ 20
3.6.2 TR069 Client Configuration................................................................................... 21
3.6.3 OLT Certified ......................................................................................................... 22
3.7 Qos configuration .............................................................................................................. 22
3.8 Time management ............................................................................................................. 23
3.9 Route configuration........................................................................................................... 24
3.9.1 Static route ............................................................................................................. 24
3.9.2 IPV6 Static Route................................................................................................... 25
Chapter 4 Safety ........................................................................................................................... 26
4.1 URL Filter Settings ........................................................................................................... 27
4.2 Firewall ............................................................................................................................. 27
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4.3MAC Filter ......................................................................................................................... 28

4.4 IP/Port Filter ...................................................................................................................... 29
Chapter 5 Application .................................................................................................................. 31
5.1DDNS Configuration ......................................................................................................... 32
5.2 Advanced NAT configuration............................................................................................ 32
5.2.1 ALG Configuration ................................................................................................ 32
5.2.2 DMZ Configuration ............................................................................................... 33
5.2.3 Virtual Server Settings ........................................................................................... 33
5.3 UPNP Configuration ......................................................................................................... 34
5.4 VoIP Configuration ..................................................................................................... 35
5.4.1 VoIP Basic Settings ............................................................................................. 35
5.4.2 VoIP Advanced Settings ......................................................................................... 36
5.5 IGMP Settings ................................................................................................................... 39
5.6 Daily application ............................................................................................................... 39
Chapter 6 Management .............................................................................................................. 40
6.1 User Management ............................................................................................................. 41
6.2 Equipment Management ................................................................................................... 41
6.3 Log file management......................................................................................................... 41
Chapter 7 Diagnosis ..................................................................................................................... 43
7.1 Network diagnosis............................................................................................................. 44
Chapter 8 Upgrading .................................................................................................................... 45
8.1 Device upgrading .............................................................................................................. 46
8.1.1 Login onu ............................................................................................................... 46
8.1.2 Enter upgrading interface ....................................................................................... 46
8.1.3 Restore default ....................................................................................................... 47
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Chapter 1 Overview
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1.1 Summary
Richerlink XPON ONT series (HGU) is XPON ONT for satisfying with Telecom,
Radio and Television, and Fiber To The Home (FTTH) multi service access. It’s
based on the mature, stable, high cost performance EPON&GPON technology and
has Gigabit and Fast Ethernet switching HFC technology, WLAN technology and
powerful routing forwarding technology. Richerlink XPON ONT series has a higher
bandwidth, higher reliability, easy management and good quality of service (QoS)
guarantee with technical performance of equipment meet the ITU-T G.983/4
requirements and have good compatibility with third party manufacturers OLT.
EPON technology, It is fully compliant with technical regulations as IEEE802.3ah
and requirement of EPON Equipment from China Telecom.GPON technology, based
on ITU-T G.984 standard,It is the operator to achieve access network services
Broadband, integrated transformation of the ideal technology. Richerlink XPON ONT
series can integrate wireless function with meet 802.11 n/b/g/ac technical standards
and built-in high gain directional antenna, the wireless transmission rate up to
1200Mbps. It has the characteristics of strong penetrating power and wide coverage. It
can provide users with more efficient data transmission security.
This manual takes RL842GWV-DGB product as an example to start the
introduction
GPON FE GE FXS RF WIFI Double

2.4G Fiber In
RL801EW/RL801GW 1
RL821EWV/RL821GWV 1 1 1 2.4G
RL804EW/RL804GW 3 1 2.4G
RL841EWV/RL841GWV 3 1 1 2.4G
RL821EWV-D/RL821GWV-D 1 1 1 2.4/5G
RL841EWV-D/ RL841GWV-D 3 1 1 2.4/5G
RL821GWVC/ RL821EWVC 1 1 1 1 2.4G
RL804ECW/RL804GCW 3 1 1 2.4G
RL842GWV-GDB 3 1 2 2.4/5G
……
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1.2 Product Figure
1.3 Interface and Switch

Interface and Switch
CATV port 1 PON+CATV three-wavelength signal fiber port
RF port 1 CATV RF Output port
LAN port 4 FE LAN port or GE prot, support Auto MDI/MDIX
FXS port 1 / 2 FXS port in different device
USB port 1 USB port
The RF adjusting button, located on the left side of the
adjusting button housing from the port direction, is used to adjust the RF
output level of the optical unit.Adjustable range: -18 to 0dB.
WLAN WPS Enable/Disable WLAN WPS
RST Reset device the configuration in user Account
PWR DC 12V/1A
ON/OFF Turn ON/OFF Power
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1.4 Login WEB

Enter “http://192.168.1.1” in the address bar of Internet Explorer and open the
login interface.Enter the username and password to enter the configuration screen.
Mamagement account/password：admin/123456
1.5 Menu
You can see the following menu after logging in.
Name Fuctions
Status Simple, quick configure onu,According to the prompt to set
Network Set WAN, LAN, WLAN, TR-069,QOS and other important network
parameters
Security Set Firewall,Mac filter and ip/port filter
Application Set DDNS,voip,UPnP ,IGMP and other network parameters

Maintenance Set login account,reboot and factory settings and get log file
Diagnosis Ping and tracert testing
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1.6 Function
➢ Dual-fiber access, providing broadband, CATV, Wi-Fi, IPTV service access, and
so on
➢ Exact match GPON ITU-T G.984 standar, using GPON uplink 1.25G, downlink
2.5G standard
➢ WIFI-type equipment exact match 802.11 n/b/g/ac wireless standard protocol,
support 20Mhz / 40Mhz
➢ Support PPPoE, DHCP, static IP broadband service access
➢ Support NAT, static routing, port forwarding
➢ Support data encryption, VLAN transparent transmission, vlan tag and other
functions
➢ Support TR069,NAT,DMZ,DNS features
➢ Support Multiple VLAN
➢ Support IP, MAC filtering, Firewall Functionality in routed mode
➢ Support upgrade through the OLT remote / local ONU WEB
➢ Support broadcast storm suppression
➢ Different data ports are isolated from each other
➢ Support OLT as SNMP-agent way of the unified management of the network
management, easy to install and maintain
➢ Provide a variety of fault alarm function, easy to fault diagnosis
➢ Support AES-128 decryption, support key generation and switching
➢ Support DBA technology and priority based on the dual management model to
ensure that the user's minimum specified bandwidth requirements
➢ Support CATV service remote shutdown function
➢ Support onu loopback
➢ Support iphost
➢ Support voice configuration from OLT via OMCI
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Chapter 2 Status
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2.1 Device Information

Login ONU WEB, select Status-> Device-> Basic Information.it will show the
device information such as model NO,ID, hardware version,software version and S/N.
2.2 WAN Information

2.2.1 IPV4 WAN Interface
Login ONU WEB, select Status-> WAN-> IPV4 Wan Information.it will
show IPV4 details.
2.2.2 IPV6 WAN Interface

Login ONU WEB, select Status-> WAN-> IPV6 Wan Information. it will
show IPV6 details.
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2.2.3 PON Link Information

Login ONU WEB, select Status-> WAN-> PON Interface.it will show PON
Interface info,transmit&riceive status and optical module info.
2.2.4 CATV Information

CATV management is mainly applied to ONU .we need to check the
parameters and control the RF port of the ONU through the ONU’s
WEB.Management CATV Port and view CATV information
Select Status->Wan->CATV info. In this page, we can enable or disable
CATV port(RF switch) .
2.3 LAN Side Information

2.3.1 WLAN Interface
Login ONU WEB, select Status-> LAN-> WLan Interface. it will show
WLAN Interface info and transmit&receive status.
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2.3.2 Ethernet Interface

Login ONU WEB, select Status-> WAN-> PON Interface. it will show
ethernet interface info, transmit&receive status and device connecting info.
2.4 VOIP information

Select Status-> VoIP-> VoIP Information.it will show user’s registering and
working status.
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2.5 Remote Management Status

Login ONU WEB, select Status-> TR069-> Estabish Information/State. it
will show TR-069 status.
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Chapter 3 Network
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3.1 Wan Configuration

Login ONU WEB, select Network-> WAN-> WAN Setting. In this page,we can
set the internet parameters. Click “Add”button to create a new wan connection
3.1.1 Wan in Bridge mode
Parameter description:
Parameter Description
Interface displays the current connection name. The device has a
default fully-transparent bridge mode WAN connection. To create a
Interface
new connection, select "Add " to select the appropriate service based
on business needs.
Mode Bridge/route mode,here is Bridge mode
Service provide data,voice,video and other services.
Specify the binding relationship between the WAN connection and a
Binding
specific port. For example, you need to bind the WAN to SSID1 by
Option
clicking on the SSID1.
DHCP WAN connection obtains IP address via DHCP,neednt enable in
server Bridge mode
IP version IPV4,IPV6 and IPV4/IPV6 Options
Bridge mode IP_Bridged and PPPOE_Bridged,different service different mode
DHCP
The device connected to onu can obtains IP address from ISP,so must
transparent
enable it in bridge mode
transmission
VLAN
Vlan mode including tag,untage and transparent
Mode
The value ranges from 0 to 4094. All members in the same VLAN
Vlan ID
share a VLAN ID and form a VLAN. Optional when VLAN is
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enabled.
Priority setting options, ranging from 0 to 7. Optional when VLAN
802.1P
is enabled.
Multicast
Used for multicast services, consistent with multicast servers.
vlan ID
3.1.2 Wan in Router mode
Parameter description:
Interface displays the current connection name. The device has a
default fully-transparent bridge mode WAN connection. To create a
Interface
new connection, select "Add " to select the appropriate service based
on business needs.
Mode Bridge/route mode,here is Route mode
Service provide data,voice,video and other services.
Specify the binding relationship between the WAN connection and a
Binding
specific port. For example, you need to bind the WAN to SSID1 by
Option
clicking on the SSID1.
DHCP WAN connection obtains IP address via DHCP,must enabel in
server route mode
Link mode IPoE and PPPoE
IP version IPV4,IPV6 and IPV4/IPV6 Options
DHCP The device will automatically obtain IP from the ISP via DHCP.
Static WAN connection by manually setting static IP address.
PPPoE The WAN connection uses the PPPoE to obtain the IP address.
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VLAN
Vlan mode including tag,untage and transparent
Mode
The value ranges from 0 to 4094. All members in the same VLAN
Vlan ID share a VLAN ID and form a VLAN. Optional when VLAN is
enabled.
Priority setting options, ranging from 0 to 7. Optional when VLAN
802.1P
is enabled.
Multicast
Used for multicast services, consistent with multicast servers.
vlan ID
The MTU setting depends on how you use the Internet. Different
MTU
Internet access methods support different MTUs.
The network address translation function converts internal private IP
NAT
Address to external legal IP Address.
3.2 Binding Setting

Login ONU WEB, select Network-> Binding-> Binding Mode.In this page,
You can enable/disable port binding and VLAN binding.
Bind settings: You can set the binding mode between the user's LAN port and WAN
port, and support port binding and port + VLAN binding. If the port is bound, the data
of the corresponding port goes out from the bound WAN port; if it is the port +
VLAN binding, the data of the corresponding port and bound VLAN will go out from
the bound WAN port. Port plus VLAN binding is configured in m1/n1 VLAN pair
mode, where m1 represents the user-side VLAN and n1 represents the outgoing
interface VLAN. Multiple VLAN pairs are separated by semicolons.
3.3 Lan Side Settings

3.3.1 IPV4 Settings
Login ONU WEB, select Network-> LAN-> IPV4 Settings.In this page, You
can config LAN parameters.
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Parameter Description:
IP addess Set LAN side ip address
Subnet mask Set LAN side subnet mask
Enable DHCP
Enable DHCP server and set the assigned IP address pool
server
Disable DHCP Disable DHCP device function and cannot automatically
server assign IP address to the device
DHCP Relay DHCP Relay
Including the HGW, STB, Phone, Camera, Computer five
Equipment type
categories, and can be allocated to the IP address pool size.
User-side IP address pool lease time, can choose 1 minute, 1
Lease period
hour, 1 day, 1 week.
3.3.2 IPTV6 configuration

Select in the navigation menu Network-> LAN-> IPV6 Settings In this page,
you can configure IPv6 DHCP parameters
3.4 WLAN2.4G configuration

Select in the navigation menu Network-> WLAN 2.4G-> WLAN Setting. In
this page, you can configure WIFI parameters
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Parameter Description：
Enable/disable wireless network features. Only when wireless
Enable wireless
network is enabled, the following parameters can be configured
Optional 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, 802.11b/g mixing, and
Mode selection
802.11b/g/n mixed modes
Select the appropriate channel from the list according to your
network settings. To avoid signal interference, each AP should be
Channel selection
assigned a different channel, and automatic channel selection
mode is recommended.
Transmit power
Setting the transmit power for the wireless RF module.
intensity
SSID INDEX Select the serial number of the currently configured SSID
SSID Setting name for SSID
Select the wireless connection working rate, where the automatic
RATE rate automatically selects the appropriate maximum rate
according to the channel environment
Frequency Select the channel bandwidth of the wireless network in 802.11n
bandwidth mode.
Protection Select the protection interval of the wireless network in 802.11n
interval mode.
SSID Enable Select whether to enable the current SSID.
Number of Set the maximum number of devices that can connect to this
connected wireless, usually 1-32.
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devices
Broadcast Show or hide the SSID switch. If enabled, the SSID cannot be
cancelled seen in the wireless network environment.
Security parameters can be set on the SSID. The gateway
supports open systems, WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK,
Security Settings
WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK authentication methods and
corresponding encryption methods.
WPA
pre-authentication Configure the password for the SSID.
shared key
WPA encryption Configure WPA encryption
WPS ENABLE WPS function enabled
WPD MODE After enabling WPS function, click Start WPS to use
3.5 WLAN 5G configuration

Select in the navigation menu Network-> WLAN G-> WLAN5G Setting In
this page, can configure 5G WIFI parameters
parameter description：
Enable/disable wireless network features. Only when wireless
Wireless Enable
network is enabled, the following parameters can be configured
Channel Select country code and wifi channel here
Current Channel Display Current Channel
Increasing Beacon Interval will help to achieve wireless network
Beacon Interval performance and client-side power saving.Lower beacon interval
can speed up wireless client connection speed.
RTS/CTS RTS/CTS(request to send/clear to send)Avoid signal loss, generally
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Threshold set the maximum value

Fragmentation Used in conjunction with RTS/CTS Threshold to affect wifi
Threshold throughput performance
DTIM High = because the wirelessclient sleeps longer and saves
electricity.Latency throughput may deteriorate
DTIM
DTIM Low= Improves performance, reduces the burden on the base
station buffer frame, and does not save power on the wireless clinic.
Wireless Mode Select Wireless mode ,like 11vht 11AC/AN/A
Max STA Set the maximum number of devices that can connect to this
Number wireless, usually 1-31.
Channel
Select 20Mhz,20/40Mhz,40Mhz,80Mhz
Bandwidth
Extend Channel Extend Channel
For data transmission reliability, there will be GI between data
Guard Interval blocks to ensure that the receiving side can parse out each data
block correctly.default is auto
MCS(Modulation and Coding Scheme), In the Wlan that complies
with the 802.11n specification, sixteen MCS modulation and coding
MCS
strategies are defined. The modulation methods include BPSK,
QPSK, 16QAM, and 64QAM
VHT Bandwidth VHT(very high throughput),20Mhz,40Mhz &80Mhz
For data transmission reliability, there will be GI between data
VHT Guard
blocks to ensure that the receiving side can parse out each data
Interval
block correctly.default is auto
SSID Index Select the serial number of the currently configured SSID
SSID Setting name for SSID
Broadcast SSID Select Yes or No,if you select Yes,other device can find the SSID
WPS Enable Enable WPS function
WPS Staus Display WPS Status
WPS Mode After enabling WPS function, click Start WPS to use
3.6 Remote Management

ONU TR069 remote management is mainly used for some network that support
TR069 server centralized remote management, the current management is mainly
used in many large networks, ONU as TR069 remote management of the client need
to do the following settings.
3.6.1 Configure Channel for TR069 Remote Management

Firstly, set a Route WAN connection with ‘Service mode’ as TR069, which is
used to act as a channel for TR069 server.
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3.6.2 TR069 Client Configuration

Login ONU WEB, select Network-> TR069-> ITMS Server. In this page, we
can set ONU’s paremeter of TR069 client (User Name, Password, URL address,
Connection request user name and Connection request password). Click “save” to
save the configuration after setting.
Note: All of parameters of TR069 are offered by ISP.
Parameter description：
Periodic Inform Whether the gateway is enabled to send periodic reports
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With the periodic notification enabled, enter the interval

time. When the cycle time is reached, the device
Periodic Inform interval
automatically authenticates with the operator's ACS
server.
Server domain/IP Fill in URL, IP address and port of the operator
address and port background network management server
Fill the authentication username of the HGU connected to
Platform username
the ITMS server
Fill the authentication password of the ITMS connected to
Platform Password
the HGU server
Fill the authentication username of the ITMS connected to
Terminal username
the HGU server
Fill the authentication password of the ITMS connected
Terminal password
to the HGU server
3.6.3 OLT Certified

Select Network-> TR069-> OLT Authentication. In the configuration page,
you can set the LOID and its password.
3.7 Qos configuration

Select Network-> QoS-> QoS.In this page,You can add, enable, or delete QoS
rules and view the configuration results.
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parameter description
The system automatically calls the QOS mechanism. If need to
Rule template
customize the template, select "other"
Enable Qos Enable/Disable QoS Features
Upstream
Set the upstream bandwidth size
bandwidth
Scheduling
Scheduling strategy mode selection
strategy
Enable
Enable DSCP/TC Flag Switch
DSCP/TC flag
DSCP DSCP marking data that meets the rules
802.1P 802.1p tagging data that meets the rules
Queue Mapped queue
3.8 Time management

Select Network-> SNTP-> Time Server in the navigation menu. In the
configuration page, you can set the parameters of the synchronization time server.
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Choose interface Select the corresponding service interface
You can set the domain name or set the IP address.If you want to
select an SNTP server other than the list box, select "Other" in the
SNTP SERVER
list box, and then enter the domain name or IP address of the
SNTP server.
Time zone Select the time zone of your location
3.9 Route configuration

3.9.1 Static route
Select Network-> Routing-> Static Routing in the navigation menu. In the
configuration page, you can add a static route.
Destination
Destination network IP address
network address
Subnet mask The subnet mask of the destination network
gateway IP address Open gateway IP address after enabling
Select the interface to use(where gateway address and
interface
interface select at least one item)
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3.9.2 IPV6 Static Route

Select Select Network-> Routing->IPv6 Static Routing in the navigation
menu. In the configuration page, you can configure IPv6 static route parameters.
Whether the static route is enabled and the following parameter
Static route
settings take effect after being enabled
Destination
Destination network IP address
network address
Prefix length Destination network prefix length
gateway IP
Open gateway IP address after enabling
address
Select the interface to use(where gateway address and interface
interface
select at least one item)
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Chapter 4 Safety
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4.1 URL Filter Settings

Select Security-> URL Filter-> URL Filter Settings in the navigation menu.
You can configure the URL filter address.
Parameters description：
Parameters Description
Enable Enable/disable URL filtering
Filter mode Select the blacklist or whitelist filtering rules
URL Fill in the URL address that will be filtered
Indicates that data that conforms to the rules in the filter rules list
blacklist
is not allowed to pass.
Indicates that allows data to pass that conforms to the rules in the
whitelist
filter rules list
4.2 Firewall
Select Security-> Firewall in the navigation menu.You can configure the
Firewall Level and Attack Protected Settings.
Parameters description
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High: Only the external access defined by the port filtering rules
and access control rules can pass, allowing access from the intranet
to the outside network, and attack protection at the same time.
Firewall Level Medium:Allows intranet and extranet access in both directions,
but the port filtering rules that have been set will restrict the
corresponding access.
Low: Allows all intranet and extranet access.
Attack
Protected Enable/disable the Attack Protected Settings
Settings
4.3MAC Filter
Select Security-> Mac Filter in the navigation menu.In this page,you can
configure the Mac address to filter black/white list.
Enable Enable/disable MAC address filtering
Filter mode Select "black list" or "white list" filter rules
Indicates that data that matches the rules in the filter rule list is not
blacklist
allowed to pass
Indicates that data that meets the rules in the filter rule list is allowed
whitelist
to pass
Filter rule
Filter rule name
name
MAC address The MAC address to be filtered
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4.4 IP/Port Filter

Select Security-> IP/Port Filter in the navigation menu. In this page,you can
configure the Port Filter Settings.
Enable Enable/disable IP/Port Filter
Filter mode Select "black list" or "white list" filter rules
Indicates that data that matches the rules in the filter rule list is not
blacklist
allowed to pass
Indicates that data that meets the rules in the filter rule list is
whitelist
allowed to pass
Filter rule
Filter rule name
name
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Protocol Select the filter rule protocol type

Source IP
Source IP address to be filtered
address
subnet mask Need to filter the subnet mask of the source IP
Source port Source port to be filtered
Destination IP
Need to filter the destination ip address
address
Destination
Need to filter the subnet mask of the destination IP
subnet mask
Destination
Destination port to be filtered
port
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Chapter 5 Application
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5.1DDNS Configuration
DDNS is to map the user's dynamic IP address to a fixed domain name resolution
service. Each time the user connects to the network, the client program will transfer
the host's dynamic IP address to the server program on the service provider host
through information transfer. The server program is responsible for providing DNS
services and dynamic domain name resolution.
Select Application-> DDNS->DDNS Setting in the navigation menu.You can
set a DDNS.
ISP Select DDNS ISP
Protocol Type Select the protocol type
Server Address Fill in the server address
Server Port Fill in the server port
Wan Interface Select the wan interface
Host Name Fill in the host name
Domain Fill in the domain
Username Fill in the username
Password Fill in the password
Enable Enable/Disable the DDNS function
5.2 Advanced NAT configuration

5.2.1 ALG Configuration
Normal NAT implements the IP address and port translation function in UDP or
TCP packet headers, but it is incapable of applying fields in the application layer data
payload. In many application layer protocols, such as multimedia protocols (H.323,
SIP, etc.), FTP, SQLNET, etc., TCP/UDP payloads carry address or port information,
which cannot be effectively translated by the NAT and may cause problems. While the
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NAT Level ALG (Application Level Gateway, Application Level Gateway)

technology can parse and translate the application layer message information of
multi-channel protocols, and translate the IP address and port that need to be
translated in the payload or the field that needs special processing. The conversion
and processing to ensure the correct application layer communication.
Select Application-> Adcance NAT ->ALG Settings in the navigation
menu.we can enable/disable the corresponding protocol traversal
5.2.2 DMZ Configuration

When the device works in routing mode, if a host on the WAN side needs to
access a specific host on the LAN side, the DMZ function needs to be enabled. The
device forwards all IP packets from the WAN to the specified DMZ host.
Select Application-> Adcance NAT ->DMZ Settings in the navigation
menu.We can configure DMZ IP address.
Interface name Select the interface port
Enable Enable/disable the DMZ function
LAN side IP Address Fill in the LAN IP address
5.2.3 Virtual Server Settings

The device uses the NAT (Network Address Translation) protocol to implement
the virtual server function. When a user device on the LAN side is used as a server
and the WAN user accesses the internal server, the NAT translates the destination
address in the request packet into a private address on the LAN side. When the
internal server responds to the packet, NAT translates the source address (private
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address) of the response packet into a public network address and sends it to the WAN
side user.
Select Application-> Adcance NAT ->Virtual Server Settings in the
navigation menu.In this page we can configure the virtual server settings.
Interface network interface
Can customize or select the map name according to the
Custom/Application
business
Protocol select the protocol
Source IP source IP address
Start Port start port
End Port end port
Internal Host Internal host IP network address
Mapping Name Mapping Name
5.3 UPNP Configuration

The UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) protocol can implement automatic port
mapping. Unlike manually configured port mapping, the UPnP protocol automatically
recognizes user devices and automatically opens ports for certain programs to
communicate.
Select Application-> UPNP-> UPNP Settings in the navigation menu. In this
page we can contrl the on/off of the UPNP function.
UPNP Enable UPNP Enable/disable automatic port mapping service
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5.4 VoIP Configuration

5.4.1 VoIP Basic Settings
Login ONU WEB, select Application-> VoIP-> Voip Basic Settings. In this
page, we can set the basic of voip paremeters,then click “Apply”to finish the setting.
Parameters description：
protocol Switch voice protocol
Binding Interface Name Auto choose VOIP sevice interface
Region Select country or region
Register server Fill in the Register server
Register server port Fill in the Register server port
SIP Proxy Address Fill in the SIP proxy ip
SIP Proxy port Fill in the SIP proxy port
SIP Outband Proxy Fill in the SIP Outband Proxy ip
SIP Outband Proxy port Fill in the SIP Outband Proxy port
SB Register server Fill in the SB register server ip
SB Register server port Fill in the SB register server port
SB SIP Proxy Address Fill in the SB proxy server ip
SB SIP Proxy port Fill in the SB proxy server port
SB Outband Proxy Fill in the SB outbound proxy server ip
SB Outband Proxy port Fill in the SB outbound proxy server port
Status VOIP takes effect after port setting is enabled
Account This port with telephone number
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Password SIP Password
5.4.2 VoIP Advanced Settings
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Parameters descrption：
Registration Expire Registration time expire，register in the time
Max Start Delay Max start delay，default is 10s
Register Retry Interval Register Retry Interval ，if the time is expire，
it will register again
Start Digit Timer Start Digit Timer
Short Inter Digit Timer Specifies the default maximum time (in
seconds) allowed between dialing digits when
at least one candidate bit sequence is
completed as dialed
Long Inter Digit Timer Specify the default maximum time (in
seconds) to allow between dialing digits when
the candidate bit order is not completed
T Digit Timer default
Busy Tone Timer Busy Tone Timer
Hanging Reminder Tone Timer Hanging Reminder Tone Timer
No Answer Timer No Answer Timer
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T Mode Select short timer&long timer&T timer

DTMF Transport Mode Select SIPInfo&RFC2388&Inband mode here
Telephone Event Payload Type Default is 97，select other type 101 etc
Flashoff Trans Setting Select none &sipinfo，default is none
Heartbeat Switch Heartbeat Switch
Heartbeat Cycles Heartbeat Cycles
Options Serice Mode Select the mode according to your using way
Fax Control Mode Default
Fax Codec Default
RTP Redundancy Default
Hotline Mode Select diffirent mode here
RegResponse Port Enable Default
Msg with "user=phone" Enable Default
Callwaiting Type Select callwaiting type here
No Reg DialTone Enable Default
Voice Codec Priority Control Default is dialing priority
Number Match Mode Select Number match mode，default is max
match
ActLocal Supplement Service Default
EndChar Handle Mode Default
Line Default
Volume Setting(db) Volume Setting，you can adjust volume
SIP Call Waiting Enable it then call waiting will be working
SIP Call Transfer Enable it then call Transfer will be working
Forward Number Set Forward Number here
Unconditional Call Forwarding Enable then all the calling will be Forwarding
Enable then calling be Forwarding as it is
Busy Call Forward
busy
Enable then calling be Forwarding as it is no
No Reply Call Forward
replied
No Reply Call Forward waiting Set No Reply Call Forward waiting time
time
Three-Way Conference Enable it, You can achieve three-way calling
Call ID Mode Set call ID mode,default is FSK
Subscription Type default
Flash Hook Min Interval(ms) Set flash hook min interval
Flash Hook Max Interval(ms) Set flash hook max interval
Hook Release Min(ms) Set hook release min
Synchronize Phone Date Time Enable Synchronize Phone Date Time
Dial map settings Enable/disable digitmaps and their associated
configurations
Notes: default setting is working if there is no special fuction requirement.
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5.5 IGMP Settings

Login ONU WEB, select Application-> IGMP/MLD.In this page, we can set
you can set the IGMP function.
parameter Description
Enable IGMP Enable/disable IGMP snooping. IGMP snooping is used to
Snooping intercept and filter Layer 2 multicast data forwarding.
Enable/disable IGMP proxy features, IGMP proxy can be
Enable IGMP
enabled when the device has established an Internet routing
PROXY
connection
5.6 Daily application

Login ONU WEB, select Application-> Daily application In the configuration
page, you can set the public multicast VLAN.
Select WAN connection, only valid for route mode WAN
CMCCNET
connection
Multicast VLAN
Enter the multicast VLAN ID value
ID
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Chapter 6 Management
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6.1 User Management

Login ONU WEB, select Maintenance-> Account. This page is used to modify
the current login user password. There are two login users: admin and user. The
permissions of each user are as follows:
Admin: administrator rights, password is admin, can perform all operations;
User: Normal user authority, password is user, you can only view the configuration
and perform a few page operations, such as WIFI switch, SSID1 name, firewall, and
device restart.
6.2 Equipment Management
Device
Click the "Reboot Device " button and the device will restart
Rebooting
Restore Click "Restore Default Settings" button to restore the configuration
Default to the factory state, the device will automatically restart after
Settings restoring the factory settings.
6.3 Log file management

Login ONU WEB, select Maintenance-> Log File->Log Level.In this page,we
can set the log file management.
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Log Enable/disable write level settings
Logging level, including emergency, alarm, important, error,
Log level
warning, notice, notification, debugging
Log display level, including emergency, alarm, important, error,
Display level
warning, note, notification, commissioning
Save Log Click the “Save Log”button to Save the logs
Click the “Inform”button, the system will automatically report the
Maintain
newly modified data to the server.
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Chapter 7 Diagnosis
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7.1 Network diagnosis

Select Diagnostics->Network Diagnostics in the navigation menu to diagnose
the device network status.
PING test It can diagnose the network connectivity between the device and
other devices.
repeat times Ping repeat times
Interface Select the interface for network diagnosis, including WAN port and
selection LAN port
Destination Destination device address for network diagnosis
address
Tracert test You can diagnose the routing device that the device passes through
to the destination device.
Interface Select the interface for network diagnosis, including WAN port and
selection LAN port
Destination Destination device address for network diagnosis
address
Manually Test inform manual reporting function
reported by
Inform
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Chapter 8 Upgrading
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8.1 Device upgrading
8.1.1 Login onu

PC can ping 192.168.1.1, Running browser and input URL:192.168.1.1----> Enter
Username and password:admin/123456---->Login
8.1.2 Enter upgrading interface

Modify URL:http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/content.asp
to http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/upgrade.asp then click “Enter”
It will be showing upgrading interface,click “choose files” to choose the
upgrading firmware then click “Apply” button to upgrade. You don’t do anything
when onu is upgrading untill it is finished
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8.1.3 Restore default

telnet 192.168.1.1 8023
username/passwd:admin/admin!@#$
Excute command:prolinecmd restore default
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GPON FE GE FXS RF WIFI Double

1.2 Product Figure

1.3 Interface and Switch

1.4 Login WEB

Application Set DDNS,voip,UPnP ,IGMP and other network parameters

2.1 Device Information

2.2 WAN Information

2.2.2 IPV6 WAN Interface

2.2.3 PON Link Information

2.2.4 CATV Information

2.3 LAN Side Information

2.3.2 Ethernet Interface

2.4 VOIP information

2.5 Remote Management Status

3.1 Wan Configuration

3.1.1 Wan in Bridge mode

3.1.2 Wan in Router mode

3.2 Binding Setting

3.3 Lan Side Settings

3.3.2 IPTV6 configuration

3.4 WLAN2.4G configuration

3.5 WLAN 5G configuration

Threshold set the maximum value

3.6 Remote Management

3.6.1 Configure Channel for TR069 Remote Management

3.6.2 TR069 Client Configuration

With the periodic notification enabled, enter the interval

3.6.3 OLT Certified

3.7 Qos configuration

3.8 Time management

3.9 Route configuration

3.9.2 IPV6 Static Route

4.1 URL Filter Settings

4.4 IP/Port Filter

Protocol Select the filter rule protocol type

5.2 Advanced NAT configuration

NAT Level ALG (Application Level Gateway, Application Level Gateway)

5.2.2 DMZ Configuration

5.2.3 Virtual Server Settings

5.3 UPNP Configuration

5.4 VoIP Configuration

Password SIP Password

5.4.2 VoIP Advanced Settings

T Mode Select short timer&long timer&T timer

5.5 IGMP Settings

5.6 Daily application

6.1 User Management

6.2 Equipment Management

6.3 Log file management

7.1 Network diagnosis

8.1 Device upgrading

8.1.1 Login onu

Username and password:admin/123456---->Login

8.1.2 Enter upgrading interface

8.1.3 Restore default

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