ZXV10 H108L

ZXV10 H108L
Home Gateway
Maintenance Manual
Version 1.0.00_CNTT01
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Contents
Chapter 1.................................................................1
Safety Instructions....................................................1
During Installation and Application.....................................1
For Service......................................................................2
Chapter 2.................................................................3
Introduction.............................................................3
Overview.........................................................................3
Typical Application............................................................4
Features..........................................................................4
Front Panel......................................................................5
Rear Panel.......................................................................6
Side Panel.......................................................................7
System Requirements.......................................................7
Chapter 3.................................................................9
Installation...............................................................9
Hardware Installation........................................................9
Installation Preparation..........................................................9
Connecting WAN Interface.................................................9

Connecting LAN Interface................................................10
Connecting Power Adapter...............................................10
Computer Configuration..................................................11
Proxy Server Configuration...................................................11
Configuring TCP/IP..............................................................11
Chapter 4................................................................13
Configuration Preparation........................................13
Default Settings.............................................................13
Checkpoints...................................................................13
Web Configuration Login..................................................14
Chapter 5................................................................15
Device Status..........................................................15
Checking Device Information...........................................15
Network Interface...........................................................16
Checking WAN Connection Status..........................................16
Checking ADSL Connection Status..........................................16
User Interface................................................................17
Checking WLAN Interface Status............................................17
Checking Ethernet Interface Status........................................17
Chapter 6................................................................19
Network Configuration.............................................19
WAN Configuration..........................................................19
Configuring WAN Connection.................................................19
Configuring Port Binding.......................................................27
Configuring ADSL Modem.....................................................28
WLAN Configuration........................................................29
Setting WLAN Basic Parameters.............................................29
Setting Multiple SSID...........................................................30
Configuring Network Security Parameters................................31
Configuring Access Control List..............................................33
Checking Associated Device..................................................34
LAN Configuration...........................................................35
Configuring DHCP Server......................................................35
Configuring DHCP Binding.....................................................36
Configuring DHCP Port Service...............................................37
Routing Configuration......................................................38
Configuring Default Gateway.................................................38
Configuring Static Routing....................................................38
Configuring Policy Routing.....................................................39
Configuring Routing Table.....................................................40
Chapter 7................................................................43
Security Configuration.............................................43
Configuring Firewall........................................................43
Configuring IP Filter........................................................44
Configuring MAC Filter.....................................................45
Configuring URL Filter.....................................................47
Configuring Service Control..............................................47
Configuring ALG.............................................................48
Chapter 8................................................................51
Application Configuration.........................................51
Configuring DDNS...........................................................51
Configuring DMZ Host.....................................................52
Configuring UPnP............................................................53
Configuring Port Forwarding.............................................53
DNS Service Configuration...............................................55
Configuring Domain Name....................................................55
Configuring Host Parameters.................................................56
QoS Configuration..........................................................57
Configuring QoS Basic Parameters.........................................57
Configuring Classification......................................................58
Setting Queue Management Parameters..................................59
Configuring Committed Access Rate.......................................61
Configuring SNTP................................................................61
IGMP Configuration.........................................................62
Configuring IGMP Proxy........................................................62
Configuring IGMP Snooping...................................................63
Configuring Dynamic Routing................................................64
Chapter 9................................................................67
Administration Management....................................67
Configuring SNMP...........................................................67
TR069 Configuration.......................................................67
Configuring TR-069 Basic Parameters.....................................67
Performing User Management..........................................69

System Management......................................................70
Setting System Management Configurations............................70
Configuring Software Upgrade...............................................71
Setting User Configuration Management.................................71
Setting Default Configuration Management..............................72
Performing Log Management............................................73
Diagnosis......................................................................74
Performing Ping Diagnosis.....................................................74
Figures...................................................................75
Tables....................................................................77
Chapter
Safety Instructions
During Installation and
Application
Use the power adapter delivered with the product. Other

power adapter may make the device unable to work normally
or even damage the device.
Check load capacity of power socket and power cable.
Overloading of power socket or broken power cable may
cause an electric shock or fire. It is recommended to check
cables periodically and replace the broken one immediately.
Appropriate space for heat dissipation is required to prevent
the product from overheating.
Keep the product away from heat sources. Avoid the product
working in high-temperature or direct sunshine environment.
Keep the product away from moisture or vapor. Do not splash
any fluid on the product.
Do not place the product on any unstable surface.
Switch off and unplug this product carefully when it is not in
use or before cleaning. Pay attention to the high temperature
on the surface of the transformer.
Delay between switching off and switching on should be
more than 3 seconds.
Do not block the heat dissipation opening of the product.
When the product is not used for a long period of time,
unplug the power cord.
Watch out the children especially when they are using the
device without any custody.
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If any abnormal phenomenon appear on this product (such

as smoke, weird sound and/or smell), unplug the power
adapter.
Do not use the device in the thunderstorm.
For Service
Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or open this product,
which will cause you lose the warranty services. Contact
qualified service personnel in case of problems, especially under
the following conditions:
The power socket or cable is damaged.
Liquid is splashed into the product.
The product is exposed to rain or water.
The product does not work normally when the operating

instructions are followed.
The product is dropped or struck, causing the product
damaged.
Chapter 2 Introduction
Chapter
Introduction
Overview
Thanks for choosing ZXV10 H108L home gateway of ZTE
Corporation. ZXV10 H108L (hereinafter referred to as H108L) is
a modular access gateway, which can be established as the
center of a home network so that:
Various devices can share Internet network access
Data can be provided to home users
FIGURE 1 APPEARANCE
Typical Application
A typical application is shown as Figure 2 .
F I G U R E 2 T Y P I C A L A P P L I C AT I O N
a). ADSL Uplink Mode
b). Ethernet Uplink Mode
Features
The main features of H108L are listed as follows:
Access Internet via ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+/Ethernet

Intraconnect home networks and access Internet via LAN
(four 10/100Base-T Ethernet ports) and WLAN (four IEEE
802.11b/g/n wireless ports)
Provide routing function for Internet connection sharing
Provide IP QoS
Support firewall and access control functions, providing

security protection for home networks
Easy to install and use
The operator can securely manage devices and services
Front Panel
The front panel of H108L is shown as Figure 3 .
FIGURE 3 FRONT PANEL
Table 1 lists indicators on the front panel of H108L.

T A B L E 1 F R O N T P A N E L I N D I C AT O R S
Identificatio
n
Color
Status
Description
POWER
Green
Solid on
The device is power-on
Off
The device is power-off
Flashing
The device is functioning
Off
The device fails to function
Solid on
The connection is established and

a correct IP address is obtained
Flashes
Currently in data transmission
Off
Indicates 4 probable situations:
Run
Internet
Green
Green
System is switched off

ADSL connection is not established
IP or PPP session is disconnected
(except idle timeout reason)
ADSL now in the bridge-connection
mode only
DSL
Green
Solid on
ADSL synchronization is normal

and the link connection is normal
Identificatio
n
LAN1~LAN4
WLAN
WPS
Color
Green
Green
Green
Status
Description
Slow
flashes
Physical link exists, however

carrier wave has not been
detected
Fast
flashes
Now in the handshaking process to

establish the link connection
Off
Link has not been established
Solid on
LAN connection has been

established
Flashes
Data transmission is in processing.

Flashing frequency indicates the
LAN traffic
Off
LAN connection has not been

established
Solid on
WLAN RF switch is on
Flashes
Currently in data transmission.

Flashing frequency indicates Wi-Fi
network traffic
Off
WLAN RF switch is off
Solid on
WPS access is successful. This

solid-on light will be automatically
off after 5 minutes
Slow
flashes
WLAN terminal is in WPS accessing

process
Fast
flashes
The WPS accessing of the WLAN

terminal is faulty
Off
No WPS access or the WPS access

of the terminal exceeds 5 minutes
Rear Panel
The rear panel of H108L is shown as Figure 4 .
FIGURE 4 REAR PANEL
The interfaces and buttons on the rear panel of H108L are listed
in Table 2.
TABLE 2 REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION
Identif
ication
Name
Description
Power
Power socket
Connects to the companion power adapter

to introduce DC power supply
Reset
Reset button
During the switch-on period, hold on this

button for more than 5 seconds to reset
the current settings to the default ones.
Then the system restarts automatically.
LAN1LAN4
Ethernet
interface
Connects to the network adapter of the

computer or another network device via a
RJ-45 network cable
DSL
DSL interface
Connects to a ADSL line or splitter/PSTN

via a RJ-11 telephone line
Side Panel
The side panel of H108L is shown as Figure 5 .
FIGURE 5
SIDE PANEL
The interfaces and buttons on the side panel of H108L are listed
in Table 3.
TABLE 3 SIDE PANEL DESCRIPTION
Identif
ication
Name
Description
On/Off
Power switch
Switch on/off H108L
WLAN
WLAN RF
switch
Turn on/off WLAN RF
WPS
WPS access
switch
Used to enable/disable WPS access
System Requirements
System requirements of H108L are as follows:
The ISP provides ADSL/Ethernet Internet access service.
One PC with Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC).
For wireless access, an external or built-in 802.11b/g

wireless NIC is required.
Make sure that the operating system of each PC connected
into the network is one of the following: Windows 98,
Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows VISTA,
Linux.
Make sure that each PC connected into the network is
correctly performed network configuration.
To configure the system via the web-page-based
configuration interface, make sure that at least one PC in the
LAN is installed a Web browser such as Microsoft Internet
Explorer (version6.0 or above) or Netscape Communicator
(version4.0 or above).
H108L should obtain the IP address by one of the following
ways:
Static IP address
Dynamic IP address from a DHCP server
IP address assigned during PPPoE dialing
The user should set the gateway server address and DNS
server address provided by ISP on the device.
Chapter
Installation
Hardware Installation
Installation Preparation
1. Unpack the package.
2. Take out the H108L, the power adapter and cables.
3. For wireless access, choose the installation place where the
wireless signal is strong.
Warning: Leave enough spaces around the H108L for heat
dissipation purpose. Do not block the vent and keep the
device away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
Connecting WAN Interface

H108L supports ADSL uplink mode and Ethernet uplink mode.
ADSL uplink connection:
1. Connect the telephone line of the subscriber to the Line port

of the ADSL splitter.
2. Connect the Modem port of the ADSL splitter to the DSL
interface of the H108L with a RJ-11 telephone line.
3. Connect the Phone port of the ADSL splitter to a telephone
set with a RJ-11 telephone line.
Warning: If a telephone set is required to be installed
before the ADSL splitter, a voice filter is required to be
installed before the ADSL splitter. To reduce interference,
only one voice filter is allowed. Installing a telephone set
directly before the ADSL splitter will cause that the H108L
cannot connect to the office-end devices.
Ethernet uplink connection:

The LAN1 port of H108L can be used to connect the WAN in
Ethernet uplink mode.
1. Insert one end of the Ethernet cable with RJ-45 connector to

the LAN1 port of the H108L.
2. Insert the other end of the Ethernet cable with RJ-45
connector the WAN interface provided by the ISP.
Connecting LAN Interface
A cross-over or straight-through Ethernet cable can be used

to connect the LAN port of the H108L to the NIC of the users
computer or other network device.
The LAN port of the H108L can automatically negotiate the
connection speed (10 Mbps or 100 Mbps) and transmission
mode (half-duplex or full-duplex).
The LAN port of the H108L can be connected to a hub or
Ethernet switch. And then connect the users computer and
other network devices to the hub or Ethernet switch as well.
Warning: Do not insert a telephone line into any RJ-45
network interface, which may damage the H108L. Make sure
to use the RJ-45 Ethernet cable in compliance with the CE
standard.
Connecting Power Adapter

Perform the procedure as follows:
1. Connect the output end of the companion power adapter to
the power socket of the H108L, and connect the other end of
the power adapter to the power outlet.
2. Switch on the H108L. Make sure that the Power indicator of
the H108L is on.
Warning: Use the companion power adapter. Using a wrong
power adapter may cause damages to the device.
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Chapter 3 Installation
Computer Configuration
Proxy Server Configuration
Note: If the computer uses a proxy server to access the Interne
t, disable the proxy service before configuring the H108L.
For example, in Microsoft Internet Explorer, check the proxy serv
ice configuration as follows:
1. In the browser, select Tools > Internet Options.
2. Click the Connections tab.
3. Click the LAN Settings button.
4. Uncheck Use a proxy server for your LAN if it is enabled.
5. Click OK.
Configuring TCP/IP
If the operating system of the computer is one of the following:
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Wind
ows XP, there are two ways to configure TCP/IP on the computer
(the dynamic way is recommended). The following procedure us
es Windows XP as an example.
To obtain an IP address dynamically from the H108L via

DHCP, perform the following procedure:
1. In Windows taskbar, select Start > Control Panel.

2. Double-click the Network Connection icon.
3. Right-click Local Area Connection, and select Properties.
4. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and then click the Pro
perties button.
5. In the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box,
check Obtain an IP address automatically and check Obt
ain DNS server address automatically.
6. Click OK to confirm and save the settings.
To configure a static IP address, perform the following

procedure:
1. In Windows taskbar, select Start > Control Panel.

2. Double-click the Network Connection icon.
3. Right click Local Area Connection,and select Properties.
4. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and then click the Pro
perties button.
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5. In Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box, che

ck Use the following IP address to specify the IP address
of this computer. This IP address shall be in the same networ
k segment as the IP address of the H108L. In other words, th
is address shall be in the form 192.168.1.x (x is a decimal int
eger between 2~254, for example, 192.168.1.2). Set the su
bnet mask to 255.255.255.0. Set the default gateway to
192.168.1.1.
6. Check Use the following DNS server addresses. The defa
ult gateway and primary DNS server addresses are all set to:
192.168.1.1.
7. Click OK to confirm and save the settings.
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Chapter
Configuration Preparation
Default Settings
The factory default settings of H108L are as follows:
Default IP address of the LAN side interface: 192.168.1.1;

subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
H108L enables the DHCP server by default. PC can obtain the
IP address from H108L automatically via DHCP.
The initial user name and password for logging into the web
configuration page are listed below:
User name is admin
Password is admin
Default WLAN network name (i.e., SSID), default wireless

encryption mode, and default encryption key are all marked
on the label of H108L.
Tip: If H108L fails to work due to configuration error or if the
user forgets the login password, perform the following
procedure to restore the default settings: hold the Reset
button down (you may use a needle) for more than 5
seconds when H108L is running normally; then the system
restarts automatically.
Checkpoints
Before configuring
checkpoints:
H108L,
make
sure
the
following
Use a Ethernet cable (either cross-over or straight-through)

to connect a computer to any Ethernet interface
(LAN1~LAN4) of H108L. Make sure that the corresponding
LAN interface indicator is solid on or flashing. If wireless
connection is adopted, make sure that WLAN (Wi-Fi)
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configuration is working normally and the corresponding

WLAN interface indicator is solid on or flashing.
Make sure that TCP/IP configuration of the computer is

correct. It is recommended to obtain an IP address
automatically.
Disable any running firewall or security software.
Disable the proxy server setting of the Web browser.
Ask the service provider for necessary configuration data.
Web Configuration Login

A web-page-based configuration interface is used to configure
and manage H108L. To log into the web configuration page,
perform the procedure as follows:
1. Open a browser (e.g, IE) and type http://192.168.1.1 (i.e.,
default IP address of the LAN side interface of H108L) in the
address bar. Then press the Enter key of the keyboard to dis
play the login box, as shown in Figure 6 .
FIGURE 6 LOGIN BOX
2. Input the correct Username and Password.

3. Click Login to open the general Web configuration page.
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Chapter
Device Status
Checking Device Information
Click Status > Device Information to open the Device
Information page, as shown in Figure 7 .
This page displays the basic device information, such as model
name, serial number, and version information.
F I G U R E 7 S T AT U S P A G E
Tip: Users can click the Logout button in any Web configuration
page of H108L to return to the login page.
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Network Interface
Checking WAN Connection Status
Click Status > Network Interface to open the WAN connection
status page, as shown in Figure 8 .
F I G U R E 8 W AN C O N N E C T I O N S T AT U S
Checking ADSL Connection Status

Click Status > Network Interface > ADSL to open the ADSL
connection status page, as shown in Figure 9 .
F I G U R E 9 AD S L C O N N E C T I O N S T AT U S
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Chapter 5 Device Status
User Interface
Checking WLAN Interface Status
Click Status > User Interface > WLAN, and the WLAN
interface connection status page is shown by default (see Figure
10 ). This page shows:
Whether wireless RF is enable
Packet received/sent
Authentication information.
F I G U R E 1 0 W L A N C O N N E C T I O N S T AT U S
Checking Ethernet Interface Status

Click Status > User Interface > Ethernet to open the
Ethernet interface status page, as shown in Figure 11 .
This page shows packets received/sent at the Ethernet interface.
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F I G U R E 1 1 E T H E R N E T I N T E R F A C E S T AT U S
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Chapter
Network Configuration
WAN Configuration
Configuring WAN Connection
To configure WAN connection, perform the procedure as follows:
1. Click Network, and the WAN connection configuration page
is shown by default (see Figure 12 ).
F I G U R E 1 2 WAN C O N N E C T I O N C O N F I G U R AT I O N
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2. Fill out the configuration items, which vary with the access ty
pe. There are five different access types in the Type pull-do
wn list box: PPPoE, PPPoA, Static, DHCP, and Bridge Con
nection.
3. Click the Create button to create a new WAN connection or c
hoose an existing connection to modify.
PPPoE
1. When PPPoE is selected, WAN connection configuration page
is shown as Figure 12 .
2. Set the parameters according to the following table.
TABLE 4 SETTING PPPOE ACCESS
Parameter
Description
Type
Select the connection type (PPPoE)
Connection
Name
Select to create a new connection or to modify an

existing connection
New Connection
Name
Input the new connection name
Enable NAT
Enable/disable NAT (Network Address

Translation). The items can only be configured in
routing mode.
Enable VLAN
Enable/disable VLAN
VLAN ID
Set the VLAN ID for the data packet of this WAN

connection: 1~4094.
The members forming the VLAN (Virtual Local
Area Network) share the same VLAN ID. VLAN ID
is contained in each data packet sent by the hosts
that support 802.1Q protocol to identify the VLAN
of the host. The members in the same VLAN can
send and receive broadcast packet. But the
broadcast packet from other VLAN cannot be
received. Members in different VLAN cannot
communicate with each other directly.
802.1P
Set the priority for the WAN connection if multiple

WAN connections exist. Available value: 0~7, 0
stands for the lowest priority and 7 stands for the
highest priority.
VPI/VCI
Select the VPI/VCI value provided by the ISP.

Available VPI range: 0~255; available VCI range:
32~65535
New VPI/VCI
Input the VPI/VCI value provided by the ISP for

first use
Encapsulation
Type
Select the encapsulation type: LLC and VCMUX
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Chapter 6 Network Configuration
Parameter
Description
Service Type
Select the ATM QoS configuration that limits

uplink traffic. Four options: CBR, RT-VBR, nRTVBR, and UBR
Username
Input the user name
Password
Input the password
Authentication
type
Select the authentication protocol type: Auto,

PAP and CHAP
Connection
Trigger
Connection trigger mode, including Always on,

On demand, and Manual
Idle Timeout
Idle timeout (1200 seconds by default), it is only

available when the Connection Trigger is On
Demand mode
PPPoA
1. When PPPoA is selected, WAN connection configuration page
is shown as below.
F I G U R E 1 3 WAN C O N N E C T I O N C O N F I G U R AT I O N ( P P P O A)

TABLE 5 S ET TING PPP OA ACCESS
Parameter
Description
Type
Select the connection type (PPPoA)
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Parameter
Description
Connection
Name

existing connection
New Connection
Name
Enable NAT

routing mode.
VPI/VCI

32~65535
New VPI/VCI

first use
Encapsulation
Type
Service Type

Username
Input the user name
Password
Input the password
Authentication
type
Select the authentication protocol type: Auto,

PAP and CHAP
Connection
Trigger
Select the connection trigger mode, including

Always on, On Demand, and Manual
Idle Timeout
Idle timeout (1200 seconds by default), it is only

available when the Connection Trigger is On
Demand mode
Static
1. When Static is selected, WAN connection configuration page
is shown as below.
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F I G U R E 1 4 WAN C O N N E C T I O N C O N F I G U R AT I O N ( S T AT I C )

T A B L E 6 S E T T I N G S T AT I C A C C E S S
Parameter
Description
Type
Select the connection type (Static)
Connection
Name

existing connection
New Connection
Name
Enable NAT

routing mode.
Enable VLAN
Enable/disable VLAN
VLAN ID

connection: 1~4094.
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Parameter
Description
802.1P

highest priority.
VPI/VCI

32~65535
New VPI/VCI

first use
Encapsulation
Type
Service Type

IP Address
Input the access address of the WAN connection

provided by the ISP, for example, 192.168.1.118
Subnet Mask
Input the subnet mask corresponding to the WAN

access IP address
Gateway
Input the IP address of the default gateway

provided by the ISP
DNS Server1~3
IP Address
Input the DNS server IP addresses provided by

the ISP
DHCP
1. When DHCP is selected, WAN connection configuration page
is shown as below.
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F I G U R E 1 5 WAN C O N N E C T I O N C O N F I G U R AT I O N ( D H C P )

TABLE 7 SETTING DHCP ACCESS
Parameter
Description
Type
Select the connection type (DHCP)
Connection
Name

existing connection
New Connection
Name
Enable NAT

routing mode.
Enable VLAN
Enable/disable VLAN
VLAN ID

connection: 1~4094.
802.1P

highest priority.
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Parameter
Description
VPI/VCI

32~65535
New VPI/VCI

first use
Encapsulation
Type
Service Type

Bridge Connection
1. When Bridge Connection is selected, WAN connection
configuration page is shown as below.
F I G U R E 1 6 WAN C O N N E C T I O N C O N F I G U R AT I O N ( B R I D G E C O N N E C T I O N )
2. Set the parameters according to the descriptions in the follo

wing table.
TABLE 8 SETTING BRIDGE CONNECTION
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Parameter
Description
Type
Select the connection type (Bridge)
Connection
Name

existing connection
New Connection
Name
Parameter
Description
Enable NAT

routing mode.
Enable VLAN
Enable/disable VLAN
VLAN ID

connection: 1~4094.
802.1P

highest priority.
VPI/VCI

32~65535
New VPI/VCI

first use
Encapsulation
Type
Service Type

Configuring Port Binding

To bind port, perform the procedure as follows:
1. Click Network > WAN Connection > Port Binding to open
the port binding page, as shown in Figure 17 .
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FIGURE 17 PORT BINDING
2. Select the WAN connection type and check the binding ports.
3. Click Submit to complete port binding configuration.
Configuring ADSL Modem

1. Click Network > WAN Connection > ADSL Modulation to
open the Web page shown below.
F I G U R E 1 8 C O N F I G U R I N G AD S L M O D E M
2. Specify the ADSL modulation type. It is recommended to use

the default modulation type.
3. Click Submit to apply the configuration.
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Note: ADSL modulation type have two groups: The first

group includes ADSL2_delt and ADSL_2plusdelt and the
other options are included in the second group. It is not
allowed to select other modulation types if the options in the
first group are selected.
WLAN Configuration
Setting WLAN Basic Parameters
1. Click Network > WLAN > Basic to open the Web page
shown below.
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2. Set the parameters according to the descriptions below.

Parameter
Description
Enable Wireless
RF
Enable/disable WLAN RF.
Enable Isolation
Enable/disable isolation function.
Mode
Mixed (802.11b+802.11g) and Mixed

(802.11b+802.11g+802.11n). Mixed
(802.11b+802.11g+802.11n) is selected as
default.
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Parameter
Description
Country/Region
Select the country or region according to the

actual application.
Band Width
Select the bandwidth for the binding channel: 20

MHz and 40 MHz. 20 MHz is selected by default.
Channel
According to the country code, select a suitable

wireless channel number: Auto or 1~13.
The wireless channel number is determined by
the administration of the selected country. All
terminal devices communicate with H108L must
use the same channel.
SGI Enable
Enable/disable SGI function
Beacon Interval
Enter the beacon interval (unit: ms), 100 ms by

default
Transmitting
Power
Select transmission power in percentage. This

power level is the ratio of the output power to the
maximum power. The higher the output power,
the longer the transmitting distance.
QoS Type
Select the QoS type: Disabled, WMM, SSID. By

default, it is disabled.
DTIM Interval
Set the DTIM time interval
3. Click Submit to complete configuration.
Setting Multiple SSID

1. Click Network > WLAN > Multi-SSID Settings to open
the Web page shown below.
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2. Set SSID parameters according to the descriptions below.
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Parameter
Description
Choose SSID
Select an SSID
Hide SSID
Enable/disable SSID broadcast
Enable SSID
Isolation
Enable/disable SSID isolation function
Maximum
Clients
The maximum accessed client number: 1~32
SSID Name
Identification name of the wireless network

service area to restrict wireless access. This name
is composed of at most 32 case-sensitive
characters. This value should match the SSID of
each access point in the communication. If not
matching, access is denied. At most 4 wireless
network sub-interfaces are supported
simultaneously.
Priority
Select SSID priority level: 0~7. 0 stands for the

lowest priority and 7 stands for the highest
priority.
Configuring Network Security

Parameters
1. Click Network > WLAN > Security to open the Web page
shown below.
FIGURE 21 CONFIGURING NETWORK SECURITY PARAMETERS
2. Set the parameters according to the descriptions below. The

parameters displayed on the Web page vary with the differen
t authentication type.
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Open System
If Open System is selected, the system does not adopt encr
yption as shown in the following figure. Set the parameters a
ccording to the descriptions of Table 9.
FIGURE 22 OPEN SYSTEM
TABLE 9 WLAN SECURITY PARAMET ERS
Parameter
Description
Choose SSID
Select the SSID
Authentication
Type
Select the authentication type for wireless devices

(Open System)
WEP Encryption
Disable WEP encryption
WPA encryption
WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) encryption includes three encry
ption modes: WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and WPA/WPA2-PSK
as shown in the following figure. Set the parameters accordin
g to the descriptions of Table 10.
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F I G U R E 2 3 W PA E N C R Y P T I O N
T A B L E 1 0 W L AN S E C U R I T Y P A R A M E T E R S ( W PA)
Parameter
Description
Choose SSID
Select the SSID
Authentication
Type
Select the authentication type for wireless

devices: WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, and
WPA/WPA2-PSK.
WPA Passphrase
Specify the WPA encryption key (8~63

characters).
WPA Encryption
Algorithm
Support TKIP, AES and TKIP+AES
3. Click the Submit to save the settings.
Configuring Access Control List

To set device access control list by enabling/disabling its MAC ad
dress, perform the procedure as follows:
1. Click Network > WLAN > Access Control List to open the
access control list page, as shown in Figure 24 .
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FIGURE 24 SETT ING ACCESS CONT ROL LIST
2. Select SSID.
3. Choose the access mode: Disabled or Block or Permit.
4. Type the MAC address of the device to be controlled.
5. Click the Add button to save the configuration.
Checking Associated Device

To check the associated device, perform the procedure as follows:
1. Click Network > WLAN > Associated Devices to open the
associated device checking page, as shown in Figure 25 .
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2. Select SSID.
3. Click the Refresh button to view the IP and MAC address of
the associated device.
LAN Configuration
Configuring DHCP Server
1. Click Network > LAN > DHCP Server to open the Web
shown below.
FIGURE 26 CONFIGURING DHCP SERVER
2. Set DHCP parameters (refer to
Table 11).
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T A B L E 11 S E T T I N G D H C P S E R V E R P A R A M E T E R S
Parameter
Description
LAN IP Address
Input the IP address of the LAN interface,

192.168.1.1 by default
Subnet Mask
Subnet mask of the LAN interface
Enable Secondary IP
Enable/disable secondary IP
Secondary IP
Address
The secondary IP address
Subnet Mask
The subnet mask of the secondary IP address
Enable DHCP Server
Enable/disable DHCP server. By default, it is

enabled.
DHCP Start IP
Address
Input the start address allocated by the DHCP

Server
DHCP End IP
Address
Input the end IP address allocated by the

DHCP Server
Assign IspDNS
Enable/disable IspDNS function
DNS Server1~3 IP
Address
Input the IP address of the DNS server
Default Gateway
Input the IP address of the default gateway.

The system default address is 192.168.1.1.
Lease Time
Lease time is the duration (unit:second) that

the IP address can be leased by the DHCP
client. The default value is 86400 seconds.
When the lease time expires, the DHCP server
can lease this IP address to this client again
or assign a new IP address for this client.
Allocated Address
The allocated address and related

information.
3. Click Submit to save the settings.
Configuring DHCP Binding

1. Click Network > LAN > DHCP Binding to open the Web
page shown in Figure 27 .
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FIGURE 27 SETTING DHCP BINDING
2. Input the MAC address and IP address.

DHCP binding is used to create the mappings between the
client side MAC address and IP address. DHCP Server assigns
the IP address according to the binding relationship. And the
IP address will never expire.
For example, if the user sets the MAC address as 00-0a-e2c6-48-ba and IP address as 192.168.1.113, then the DHCP
server assigns the address 192.168.1.113 to the host of
which the MAC address is 00-0a-e2-c6-48-ba.
3. Click the Add button to save the settings.
Configuring DHCP Port Service

1. Click Network > LAN > DHCP Port Service to open the
Web page shown below.
FIGURE 28 SETTING DHCP PORT SERVICE
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2. Select the port on which to stop the DHCP service.

3. Click the Submit button to save the settings.
Routing Configuration
Configuring Default Gateway
1. Click Network > Routing > Default Gateway to open the
default routing setting page below.
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2. Select a WAN connection from the WAN Connection pulldown list box.
Configuring Static Routing

1. Click Network > Routing > Static Routing to open the
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2. Select the connection type and then input the network

address (or address segment), subnet mask and gateway
address.
3. Click Add to add the static routing information to the status
display area.
Click the
button to modify the selected static routing
configuration.
Click the
button to delete the selected static routing
configuration.
Configuring Policy Routing

Multiple non-bridge WAN connections can be established on
ZXV10 H108L for users in different LAN groups to access the
network. Policy routing is used to distribute the users of different
LAN group to different WAN connections.
1. Click Network > Routing > Policy Routing to open the
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FIGURE 31 CONFIGURING POLICY ROUTING
2. Perform the following configurations:
Select the destination interface.

Fill in the DSCP value, Source IP, Destination IP, Source
Mask, and Destination Mask provided by the ISP.
Select protocol type (TCP/UDP/ICMP/ANY, and by default,
ANY is selected).
Fill in Source Port, Destination Port and Source MAC
provided by the ISP.
3. Click Add to add the policy routing information to the status

display area.
Configuring Routing Table

1. Click Network > Routing > Routing Table to open the
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FIGURE 32 CONFIGURING ROUTING TABLE
2. Routing information such as Network Address, Subnet

Mask, Gateway and Interface is shown in this page.
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Configuring Firewall
1. Click Security > Firewall to open the firewall configuration
page, as shown in Figure 33 .
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2. Set firewall parameters according to the descriptions of

Table 12.
T AB L E 1 2 F I R E WAL L P AR A M E T E R S
Parameter
Description
Enable AntiHacking
Protection
Enable/disable anti-hacking protection. It is

disabled by default
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Parameter
Firewall Level
Description
High: Allow legal WAN side access, but

prohibit PING from WAN side.
Middle: Allow legal WAN side access, but
resist certain types of dangerous data
traveling over Internet.
Low: Allow legal WAN side access and
PING from WAN side.
Configuring IP Filter
1. Click Security > IP Filter to open the IP filter configuration
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2. Set IP filter parameters according to the descriptions of

Table 13.
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T AB L E 1 3 I P F I LTE R P AR A M E T E R S
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable the IP filter function
Protocol
Select the protocol. Options: ANY (it

indicates any protocol), TCP, UDP, TCP
AND UDP and ICMP.
Name
Enter the name of the IP filter
Start Source IP
Address
Enter the start source IP address
End Source IP Address
Enter the end source IP address
Start Destination IP
Address
Enter the start destination IP address
End Destination IP
Address
Enter the end destination IP address
Start Source Port
Enter the start source port number
End Source Port
Enter the end source port number
Start Destination Port
Enter the start destination port number
End Destination Port
Enter the end destination port number
Ingress
Select the input interface
Egress
Select the output interface
Mode
Select the filtering mode. Options: Discard

and Permit.
3. Click Add to save the settings.
To modify configuration, click the

button and then click
the Modify button to save settings after modification.
To delete configuration, click the
button.
Configuring MAC Filter

Note: To avoid the access of the current configuration host to be
denied by the H108L, it is recommended to permit the MAC
address of the current host firstly.
1. Click Security > MAC Filter to open the MAC filter
configuration page, as shown below.
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2. Set MAC filter parameters according to the descriptions of

the table below.
T A B L E 1 4 M AC F I L T E R P A R A M E T E R S
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable the MAC filter function
Mode
Select the filtering mode. Options:

Discard and Permit.
Type
Select the type: Bridge, Route,

Bridge+Route
Protocol
Select the protocol: IP, ARP, RARP,

PPPoE and ALL
Source MAC Address
Enter the source MAC address
Destination MAC
Address
Enter the destination MAC address
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To modify configuration, click the

button and then click
the Modify button to save settings after modification.
To delete configuration, click the
button.
Configuring URL Filter

1. Click Security > URL Filter to open the URL filter
configuration page, as shown in Figure 36 .
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2. Set URL filter parameters (refer to
Table 15).
T AB L E 1 5 U R L F I LTE R I N G P AR A M E T E R S
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable the URL filter function. It is disabled

by default.
Mode
Select the mode. Options: Discard and Permit.
URL Address
The URL address to be discarded or permitted.

To delete the URL filtering configuration, click the
after the selected URL address.
button
Configuring Service Control

1. Click Security > Service Control to open the service contro
l configuration page, as shown below.
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2. Set the service control parameters

descriptions of the table below.
according
to
the
TABLE 16 SERVICE CONTROL PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable the service control function. It is

disabled by default.
Ingress
Select the input the interface
Start Source IP
Address
Input the start IP address of the source
End Source IP
Address
Input the end IP address of the source
Mode
Select the mode. Options: Discard and

Permit.
Service List
Select services: WEB, TELNET, and TR069
To modify the configuration, click the

button and then
click the Modify button after the modification.
To delete the configuration, click the
button.
Configuring ALG
1. Click Security > ALG to open the service control configurati
on page, as shown below.
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2. Select the ALG type. Available options are FTP ALG, TFTP
ALG, SIP ALG, L2TP ALG, H323 ALG, RTSP ALG, PPTP
ALG and IPSEC ALG.
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Configuring DDNS
DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) is used to capture the dy
namic user IP address and map the dynamic IP address to the c
orresponding user domain name. When the user performs netwo
rk connection operation, the client program on the user side host
sends its IP address to the service program on the ISP side host.
And the service program provides DNS service and realizes dyna
mic domain name resolution function.
To set DDNS parameters, follow the procedure as follows:
1. Click Application > DDNS to open the DDNS configuration
FIGURE 39 SETTING DDNS PARAMETERS
2. Set the DDNS parameters according to the descriptions of

the table below.
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TABLE 17 DDNS PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable DDNS function
Server Type
Select the service type: dipc or dyndns
Server
Enter the server address to be used. If the HTTP

protocol of GNUDIP is used, this server address is
a URL (default URL: http://www.dyndns.org)
Username
Enter the username provided by the DDNS

service provider
Password
Enter the password provided by the DDNS service

provider
WAN Connection
Select the WAN connection
Hostname
The host name registered at DDNS
Configuring DMZ Host

When H108L is in routing mode, if a host at the WAN-side wants
to access the host at the LAN-side, the DMZ host function needs
to be enabled.
1. Click Application > DMZ Host to open the DMZ host
configuration page, as shown in Figure 40 .
FIGURE 40 SETTING DMZ HOST PARAMETERS
2. Set DMZ host parameters (refer to
Table 18).
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TABLE 18 DMZ HOST PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable DMZ host
WAN Connection
Select the WAN connection that has already

been created.
DMZ Host IP
Address
Enter the IP address of the DMZ host
Configuring UPnP
1. Click Application > UPnP to open the UPnP configuration
FIGURE 41 SETTING UPNP PARAMETERS
2. Set UPnP parameters (refer to
Table 19).
TABLE 19 UPNP PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable UPnP function
WAN Connection
Select the WAN connection that has already be

created
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Configuring Port Forwarding

Port forwarding is used to configure a redirection policy of port
access, which takes the WAN-side IP as the source and LAN-side
IP at the destination. A typical application is that the WAN-side
host (as the client) accesses the LAN-side server.
To set port forwarding parameters, follow the procedure below:
1. Click Application > port forwarding to open the port
forwarding configuration page, as shown below.
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2. Set the port forwarding parameters

according
to
the
T AB L E 2 0 P O RT F O RWAR D I N G P AR AM E T E R S
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Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable port forwarding function. It is

disabled by default.
Name
Enter the name of the port forwarding
Protocol
Select the protocol (TCP, UDP or TCP AND UDP)
Parameter
Description
WAN Host Start

IP Address
Enter the start IP address of the WAN-side host
WAN Host End

IP Address
Enter the end IP address of the WAN-side host
WAN Connection
Select the WAN connection that has already been

created
WAN Start Port
Enter the start port number of the WAN-side

destination
WAN End Port
Enter the end port number of the WAN-side

destination
LAN Host IP
Address
Enter the IP address of the LAN-side host
LAN Host Start

Port
Enter the start port number of the LAN-side host
LAN Host End

Port
Enter the end port number of the LAN-side host
To modify the port forwarding configuration, click the

button and then click the Modify button after modification.
To delete the port forwarding configuration, click the
button.
DNS Service Configuration

Configuring Domain Name
1. Click Application > DNS Service > Domain Name to open
the domain name configuration page below.
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FIGURE 43 CONFIGURING DOMAIN NAME
2. Enter a domain name.

Configuring Host Parameters

1. Click Application > DNS Service > Hosts to open the host
configuration page below.
FIGURE 44 CONFIGURING HOST PARAMETERS
2. Enter the host name and IP address.

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Note: The host name and IP address allocated by the DHCP

server cannot be modified and deleted.
QoS Configuration
Quality of Service (QoS) defines the quality agreement on the
data transmitted between network users, for example, the
allowed transmitting latency, degree of distortion, and the
synchronization of audio and video, etc.
The concept of Class of Service is introduced to QoS frame. By
using QoS, ZXV10 H108L can completely control the inbound
and outbound data packets. For the inbound data packet, it is
required to convert its field mapping to queue. For the outbound
data packet, it is required to convert its queue to field mapping.
Configuring QoS Basic Parameters

1. Click Application > QoS > Basic to open the Web page
shown below.
FIGURE 45 CONFIGURING QOS BASIC PARAMETERS
2. Set the parameters according to the real application.
Enable QoS: Enable/Disable QoS. By default, it is disabled.

Enable
Committed
Access
Rate:
Enable/Disable
Committed Access Rate. By default, it is disabled.
Enable Queue Management: Enable/Disable
Management. By default, it is disabled.
Queue
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Scheduler
Algorithm:
Select
scheduler
algorithm,
supporting SP, DWRR, and SP_DWRR. SP is selected by
default.
Enable DSCP Re-marking: Enable/Disable
marking. By default, it is disabled.
DSCP
re-
Enable 802.1p Re-marking: Enable/Disable 802.1p priority

re-marking.
Configuring Classification
The Classification configuration is used for the packets entering
the terminal and then sent outbound by the terminal.
1. Click Application > QoS > Classification to open the Web
page shown below.
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DevIn: Select the ingress of packets, supporting LAN, LAN1LAN4, SSID1 or leave it blank.
L2Protocol: Select the layer-2 protocol for packets,

supporting IPV4, ARP and PPPoE or leave it blank.
L3Protocol: Select the layer-3 protocol for
supporting TCP, UDP and ICMP or leave it blank.
packets,
802.1p: The flag value of VLAN packet used to define user

priority, which ranges between 0~7. 0 stands for the lowest
priority. 7 stands for the highest priority.
TOS: The service type field of data packet. It ranges
between 0~255.
DSCP: Differential Services Code Point which ranges 0~63.
IP Precedence:
802.1p Re-marking: Specify the 802.1p priority, which

ranges 0~7. 0 stands for the lowest priority. 7 stands for the
highest priority.
DSCP Re-marking: Specify the DSCP priority, which ranges
0~63.
CAR Index: Index of CAR (Committed Access Rate ).
Queue Index: The queue number of the packet, which
ranges 1~8.
2. Set the parameters according to the real application.

3. Click Add to add the configurations to the status display
area.
Click the
configuration.
Click the
configuration.
button
button
to
to
modify
delete
the
QoS
Qos
Classification
Classification
Setting Queue Management

Parameters
1. Click Application > QoS > Queue Management to open
the Web page shown below.
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FIGURE 47 SETTING QUEUE MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS I
Queue 8 is the default setting of the system.

2. To edit the queue status click the
page shown below.
button to open the Web
FIGURE 48 SETTING QUEUE MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS II
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3. Check Enable and then click Modify to complete the

modification of related configuration.
Configuring Committed Access Rate

1. Click Application > QoS > Committed Access Rate to
open the Web page shown below.
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2. Select the packet ingress interface (LAN by default).

3. Check Enable and set the rate value (unit: bps) for the
selected port.
4. Click Add to add the configurations to the status display
area.
In the status display area, click

access rate configurations.
to modify the committed
In the status display area, click

access rate configurations.
to delete the committed
Configuring SNTP
The user can configure the SNTP client on the H108L, for
implementing the time synchronization function with the time
server.
1. Click Application > SNTP to open the SNTP configuration
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2. Set the SNTP parameters according to the descriptions of the

table below.
TABLE 21 SNTP PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Time Zone
Select the time zone
Primary NTP
Server Address
Enter the IP address of the primary NTP server
Secondary NTP
Server Address
Enter the IP address of the secondary NTP server
Poll Interval
Enter poll interval (unit: second). It is the interval

for time synchronization. By default, it is 86400
seconds.
Enable Daylight
Saving Time
Enable/disable daylight saving time. It is disabled

by default.
IGMP Configuration
Configuring IGMP Proxy
To set IGMP proxy parameters, perform the procedure as follows:
1. Click Application > IGMP >IGMP Proxy to open the IGMP
proxy configuration page below.
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FIGURE 51 CONFIGURING IGMP PROXY
2. Set IGMP proxy parameters according to the descriptions of

the following table.
TABLE 22 IGMP PROXY PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Enable
Enable/disable IGMP proxy function
WAN Connection
Select a WAN connection that has already been

created.
Configuring IGMP Snooping

1. Click Application > IGMP > IGMP Snooping to open the I
GMP snooping configuration page below.
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FIGURE 52 CONFIGURING IGMP SNOOPING
2. Set the IGMP snooping parameters

according
to
the
TABLE 23 IGMP SNOOPING PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Enable IGMP Snooping
Enable/disable IGMP snooping. It is

enabled by default.
Enable IGMP Snooping

Enhancement
Enable/disable IGMP Snooping

Enhancement.
Configuring Dynamic Routing

1. Click Application > Dynamic Routing to open the dynamic
routing configuration page below.
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FIGURE 53 CONFIGURING DYNAMIC ROUTING
2. Set the dynamic routing parameters according to the

T A B L E 2 4 F T P A P P L I C AT I O N P A R A M E T E R S
Parameter
Description
Enable RIP
Enable/disable RIP (Routing Information

Protocol). It is disabled by default.
Version
Select the RIP version
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Configuring SNMP
1. Click Administration > SNMP to configure SNMP.
2. Set the parameters according to the descriptions below.
Enable SNMP: Enable/disable the SNMP function.

Read Community: The password when reading parameters
(configurable).
Write Community: The password when setting parameters
(configurable).
TR069 Configuration
Configuring TR-069 Basic
Parameters
1. Click Administration > TR-069 > Basic to open the Web
page shown below.
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FIGURE 54 CONFIGURING TR-069 BASIC PARAMETERS
ACS URL: Input the ACS URL address provided by the ISP.
Username/Password: Input the username and password
provide by the ISP used by ACS to perform ZXV10 H108L
authentication.
Connection Request URL: The URL address for the
connection request.
Connection Request Username/Password: Input the
username and password provide by the ISP for connection
request authentication.
Connection Request Port: Input the port No. for
connection request, available range 1025~65534, 58000 by
default.
Enable Periodic Inform: Enable/Disable periodic informing
function. By default, it is enabled.
Periodic Inform Interval: Set periodic informing interval,
43200 by default
2. Select a WAN connection and set the related parameters

according to the real application.
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Performing User
Management
1. Click Administration > User Management to open the
user management page, as shown in Figure 55 .
FIGURE 55 USER MANAGEMENT
2. Modify the administrator

information in this page.
and
ordinary
user
account
Modify administrator information

i.
Select the User Right parameter as Administrator

and then input the old and new password as required.
ii. Click Submit to complete configuration.
Modify user information

i.
Select the User Right parameter as User and then

input the username, old and new password as required as
shown below.
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System Management
Setting System Management
Configurations
1. Click Administration > System Management > System
Management to open the Web page shown below.
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2. In the System Management page, users can reboot the

device or restore the default settings.
Click Reboot to reboot the device.
Click Restore Default to restore the factory settings.
Configuring Software Upgrade

1. Click Administration > System Management > Software
Upgrade to open the Web page shown below.
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2. Click Browse to specify the path of the software.

3. Click Upgrade to start the upgrading process.
Note: Do not reboot or power off the device during software
upgrading process. The device will reboot automatically after
upgrading.
Setting User Configuration Manage

ment
1. Click Administration > System Management > User Con
figuration Management to open the Web page shown belo
w.
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2.
Click Backup Configuration to backup the current user

configurations to a file. Or click Browse to select the
previously backup user configuration file. And then click
Restore Configuration to import the previously backup
user configuration file.
Setting Default Configuration Manag

ement
1. Click Administration > System Management > Default C
onfiguration Management to open the Web page shown b
elow.
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2. Click Backup Configuration to backup the current default

configurations to a file. Or click Browse to select the
previously backup default configuration file. And then click
Restore Configuration to import the previously backup
default configuration file.
Performing Log Management

1. Click Administration > Log Management to open the log
management page, as shown in Figure 61 .
FIGURE 61 LOG MANAGEMENT
2. Set log management parameters (refer to
Table 25).
TABLE 25 LOG MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS
Parameter
Description
Log Enable
Enable/disable system log. It is disabled by

default.
Log Level
Select the log level (Informational, Notice,

Warning, Error, Critical, Alert, and
Emergency in the ascending priority order).
After the log level is selected, only logs of this
level and above will be recorded.
Refresh
Click Refresh to display the latest 20 log records
Clear Log
Click Clear Log to clear the current displayed log

records
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Parameter
Description
Download Log
Click Download Log to save logs to a file
Diagnosis
Performing Ping Diagnosis
1. Click Administration > Diagnosis, and the Ping diagnosis
page is shown by default, as shown in Figure 62 .
FIGURE 62 PING DIAGNOSIS
2. Enter the host IP address or host name.

3. Click Submit and the Ping result will be displayed in the text
box.
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Figures
Figure 1 Appearance...........................................................3
Figure 2 Typical Application..................................................4
Figure 3 Front Panel............................................................5
Figure 4 Rear Panel.............................................................6
Figure 5
Side Panel...........................................................7
Figure 6 Login Box............................................................14

Figure 7 Status Page.........................................................15
Figure 8 WAN Connection Status.........................................16
Figure 9 ADSL Connection Status........................................16
Figure 10 WLAN Connection Status.....................................17
Figure 11 Ethernet Interface Status.....................................18
Figure 12 WAN Connection Configuration.............................19
Figure 13 WAN Connection Configuration (PPPoA).................21
Figure 14 WAN Connection Configuration (Static)..................23
Figure 15 WAN Connection Configuration (DHCP)..................25
Figure 16 WAN Connection Configuration (Bridge Connection) 26
Figure 17 Port Binding.......................................................28
Figure 18 Configuring ADSL Modem.....................................28
Figure 19 Setting WLAN Basic Parameters............................29
Figure 20 Setting Multiple SSID..........................................30
Figure 21 Configuring Network Security Parameters..............31
Figure 22 Open System.....................................................32
Figure 23 WPA Encryption..................................................33
Figure 24 Setting Access Control List...................................34
Figure 25 Checking Associated Device.................................34
Figure 26 Configuring DHCP Server.....................................35
Figure 27 Setting DHCP Binding..........................................37
Figure 28 Setting DHCP Port Service....................................37
Figure 29 Configuring Default Gateway................................38
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Figure 30 Configuring Static Routing....................................39

Figure 31 Configuring Policy Routing....................................40
Figure 32 Configuring Routing Table....................................41
Figure 33 Firewall Configuration..........................................43
Figure 34 IP Filter Configuration...........................................44
Figure 35 MAC Filter Configuration......................................46
Figure 36 URL Filtering Configuration...................................47
Figure 37 Service Control Configuration...............................48
Figure 38 ALG Configuration...............................................49
Figure 39 Setting DDNS Parameters....................................51
Figure 40 Setting DMZ Host Parameters...............................52
Figure 41 Setting UPnP Parameters.....................................53
Figure 42 Setting Port Forwarding Parameters......................54
Figure 43 Configuring Domain Name...................................56
Figure 44 Configuring Host Parameters................................56
Figure 45 Configuring QoS Basic Parameters........................57
Figure 46 Configuring Classification.....................................58
Figure 47 Setting Queue Management Parameters I..............60
Figure 48 Setting Queue Management Parameters II.............60
Figure 49 Configuring Committed Access Rate......................61
Figure 50 SNTP Configuration..............................................62
Figure 51 Configuring IGMP Proxy.......................................63
Figure 52 Configuring IGMP Snooping..................................64
Figure 53 Configuring Dynamic Routing...............................65
Figure 54 Configuring TR-069 Basic Parameters....................68
Figure 55 User Management...............................................69
Figure 56 Modify user information.......................................70
Figure 57 Setting System Management Configurations...........70
Figure 58 Configuring Software Upgrade..............................71
Figure 59 Setting User Configuration Management................72
Figure 60 Setting Default Configuration Management............72
Figure 61 Log Management.................................................73
Figure 62 Ping Diagnosis....................................................74
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Tables
Table 1 Front Panel Indicators..............................................5
Table 2 Rear Panel Description..............................................7
Table 3 Side Panel Description..............................................7
Table 4 Setting PPPoE Access..............................................20
Table 5 Setting PPPoA Access..............................................21
Table 6 Setting Static Access..............................................23
Table 7 Setting DHCP Access..............................................25
Table 8 Setting Bridge Connection.......................................26
Table 9 WLAN Security Parameters......................................32
Table 10 WLAN Security Parameters (WPA)..........................33
Table 11 Setting DHCP Server Parameters............................35
Table 12 Firewall Parameters..............................................43
Table 13 IP Filter Parameters..............................................45
Table 14 MAC Filter Parameters...........................................46
Table 15 URL Filtering Parameters.......................................47
Table 16 Service Control Parameters...................................48
Table 17 DDNS Parameters.................................................52
Table 18 DMZ Host Parameters...........................................52
Table 19 UPnP Parameters..................................................53
Table 20 Port Forwarding Parameters...................................54
Table 21 SNTP Parameters.................................................62
Table 22 IGMP Proxy Parameters.........................................63
Table 23 IGMP Snooping Parameters...................................64
Table 24 FTP Application Parameters....................................65
Table 25 Log Management Parameters.................................73
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Performing User Management..........................................69

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Use the power adapter delivered with the product. Other

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If any abnormal phenomenon appear on this product (such

The power socket or cable is damaged.

Liquid is splashed into the product.

The product is exposed to rain or water.

The product does not work normally when the operating

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Various devices can share Internet network access

Data can be provided to home users

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a). ADSL Uplink Mode

b). Ethernet Uplink Mode

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Access Internet via ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+/Ethernet

Provide routing function for Internet connection sharing

Support firewall and access control functions, providing

Easy to install and use

The operator can securely manage devices and services

Table 1 lists indicators on the front panel of H108L.

The device is power-on

The device is power-off

The device is functioning

The device fails to function

The connection is established and

Currently in data transmission

Indicates 4 probable situations:

System is switched off

ADSL synchronization is normal

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Physical link exists, however

Now in the handshaking process to

Link has not been established

LAN connection has been

Data transmission is in processing.

LAN connection has not been

Currently in data transmission.

WLAN RF switch is off

WPS access is successful. This

WLAN terminal is in WPS accessing

The WPS accessing of the WLAN

No WPS access or the WPS access

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TABLE 2 REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION