Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto SpeedStream SS2604 del fabbricante Siemens
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SpeedStream SpeedStream SpeedStream SpeedStream ® 4-Port DSL/Cable Router Model S S2604 Part No. 007-0113-001.
T ABLE OF C ONTEN TS CHAPTER 1 IN TRODUCTION.............................................................................................. 1 Features of the DSL/Cable Router .............................................................................
ii APPENDIX A TROUBL ESHOOT ING ................................................................................ 77 Overview ....................................................................................................................... ... 77 General Problem s .
1 Chapter 1 Introduction This C hapter provi des an overview of the SpeedStream 4-Port DSL/ Cable Router's features and capabilities. Congratu lations on the purch ase of y our ne w SpeedStream DSL /Cable Rou ter, com mon ly referred to as a Broadb and Router.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 2 • Fixed or Dynamic IP Address. On the Internet (WAN port) connection , the DSL/ Cable R outer su pports both Dynam ic IP Address (IP A ddress is allocated on connec- tion) an d Fixed IP Addres s. A dvanced Internet Functions • Conferencing & Telephony Applications.
Introduc tion 3 Security Features • Password - protected Configuration . Option al pass w ord protection is provi ded to pre vent una uthor ized user s from modi fying the co nfigurat ion d ata and se ttings.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 4 LAN Ports (1, 2, 3, 4) For each LA N port, there are 2 LEDs • Link/Act • On - C o rrespondin g LAN (h ub) port is active. • Off - No active con nection on the correspon ding L AN (h ub) port. • Flashing - Data is being transm itted or received via the corre- spondi ng L AN (hu b) port.
Introduc tion 5 2. Hold the Reset Button down w hile you Pow er On the router. 3. Continue holding th e Reset Button until the Status (Red) LED blinks T W ICE. 4. Release the Reset Button. The factory default con figu ration has now been restored, and the Router is ready f o r use.
6 Chapter 2 Installation This C hapter covers the physical install ation of the SpeedStr eam DSL/C able Router. Requirements • DSL or Cable m odem, and an Internet A ccess account w ith an ISP, for shared In ternet access.
Installatio n 7 3. Connect WA N Cable Connect th e DSL or Cable m odem to the WAN port on the DSL/C able Router. Use the ca- ble suppl ied w ith y our DSL /Cable m odem. . 4. Connect Print er Cable Use a standard parallel printer cable to co nnect y o ur printer to the Printer port on the DSL/Cable Ro uter.
8 Chapter 3 Setup This C hapter provi des details of the Setup proces s. Overv iew This chapter describes th e setup procedure for: • Internet A ccess • LAN confi gurat ion • Assigning a Pa ssword t o pr ote ct the confi gurati on da ta. PCs on your local LA N may also require config uration.
Setup 9 Configurati on Program The DSL/Cable Rou ter contains an HTTP server. This enables y ou to connect to it, an d config- ure it , using your W eb Br owser. Your B rowser m ust support JavaScript . The co nfigurat ion program has been tes ted on th e follow ing brow sers: • Netscape V4.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 10 If you can't connect If the R outer does not res pond, check the follow ing: • The DSL/Cable Router is properly installed, LAN connection is OK, an d it is pow ered ON. You can test the conn ection by using the "P ing" comm and: • Open th e MS-D OS w indow or comm and prom pt w indow.
Setup 11 Setup Wizar d The first time y ou connect to the DSL/Cable Router, the Setup Wizard w ill run autom atically. (The Setup Wizard will also run if th e Ro uter's defau lt settings are restored.) 1. Step thro ugh the Wi zard until finished.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 12 DSL Modems Connection Ty pe Details Data Required PPPoE You c onn ect to th e ISP only w hen requ ired. The IP address is allocated au to- matically . Usernam e and passw ord. Note that this is the Usernam e and passw ord for Internet access , not for E-m ail.
Setup 13 Home Screen After f inishing the Setup Wizard , you w ill see the Home screen. When y o u connect in the future, y ou will see this screen w hen y o u connect.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 14 LA N Screen Use the LAN link on the m ain menu to reach the LA N screen A n example s creen is sh ow n below . Figure 5: LAN Screen Data - L A N Scre en TCP/IP IP Address IP address for the DSL /Cable Router, as seen f rom the local LA N.
Setup 15 DHCP What DHCP Does A DHCP ( Dynamic Host Configur atio n Pr oto co l) server allocates a valid IP address to a DHCP client (PC or device) upon request .
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 16 Passw ord Screen The passw ord screen allows you to assig n a passw ord to the DSL/C able Router. Figure 6: Password Screen Once y ou hav e assign ed a password to th e DSL/Cable R outer (on th e Passwo rd screen above) you w ill be pr ompted for the passw o rd when you conn ect, as shown below.
17 Chapter 4 PC Configuration This C hapter detai ls the PC Configur ation required on the l ocal ("Internal ") LAN. Overv iew For each PC, the f ollowi ng m ay to be config ured: • TCP /I.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 18 Checking TCP/IP Settings - Window s 9x/Me 1. Select Contr ol Panel - Net work . You shou ld see a screen lik e the followin g: Figure 8: Network Configuration 2. Select the TCP/IP protocol for y our netw ork card. 3. Click on the Pr operties b utton.
PC Configurat ion 19 • On the Gateway tab, enter the DSL /Cable Router' s IP address in the New Gateway fi eld and click Add . You r LA N admi nistrator can advise you of the IP Address they assigned to the DSL/C able Router. Figure 10: Gateway Tab (Win 95/98) • On the DN S Configurati on tab, ensure Enable DN S is selected.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 20 Checking TCP/IP Settings - Window s NT4.0 1. Select Contr ol Panel - Net work , and, on th e Protocols tab, sel ect the TCP/ IP protocol, as show n below . Figure 12: Win dows NT4.0 - TC P/IP 2. Click the Pr operties button to see a s creen like th e one below .
PC Configurat ion 21 Figure 13: Win dows NT4.0 - IP Ad dress 3. Select the netw ork card for y our LAN. 4. Select t he appropriate radio button - Obtain an IP address f rom a DHC P Server or Specify an IP Address , as explained below . Obtai n an IP address from a DHCP Server This is the default Windows setting.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 22 Figure 14 - Win dows NT4.0 - Ad d Gateway 2. The DNS sh ould be set to the addres s provided by y our ISP, as foll ow s: • Click the DNS tab. • On the DNS screen, sh own below, click th e Add butto n (und er DNS Service Search Order ), and enter the DNS prov ided by y our ISP.
PC Configurat ion 23 Figure 15: Win dows NT4.0 - DNS.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 24 Checking TCP/IP Settings - Window s 2000: 1. Select Contr ol Panel - Net work and Di al-up Connecti on . 2. Right clic k the Local Area Connection icon and select Properti es . You sh ould see a screen like the follow ing: Figure 16: Network Configurati on (Win 2000) 3.
PC Configurat ion 25 Figure 17: TCP/ IP Properties (Win 2000) 5. Ensu re you r TCP/IP settings are correct: Using DHCP To use DHCP, select the radio button Obtain an IP Addr ess autom aticall y . This is the default Windo ws settings. Restart y our PC to ensure it obtains an IP Address f r om th e DSL/Cable Router.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 26 Checking TCP/IP Settings - Window s XP: 1. Select Control Panel - Netw ork Connection . 2. Right clic k the Local Area Connection and choose Pr operties . You sh ould see a screen like the follow ing: Figure 18: Network Configuration (Windows XP) 3.
PC Configurat ion 27 Figure 19: TCP/ IP Properties (Windows XP) 5. Ensu re you r TCP/IP settings are correct. Using DHCP To use DHCP, select the radio button Obtain an IP Addr ess autom aticall y . This is the default Windo ws settings. Restart y our PC to ensure it obtains an IP Address f r om th e DSL/Cable Router.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 28 Internet A ccess To configure y our PCs to use the DSL/ Cable Router f or Internet access : • Ensure that th e DSL modem, Cable m odem, or other perman ent connection is f unctional.
PC Configurat ion 29 Printer Setup for Window s The DSL/ Cable Router prov ides prin ting su pport for 2 met hods f o r printi ng f rom Window s: • Printer Port Driver. After in stalling the Printer Port Driver, Windows users can print directly to th e DSL/C able Router.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 30 Under Windows 95, if you see the follow ing error message, either install Internet Explorer 4 or later, or follow the proce- dure in the "Trouble Shooting - Printing" section of A ppendix A .
PC Configurat ion 31 Figure 21: Print Port C onfiguration Items show n on this s creen are as follow s: Port If desired, click Browse to select a dif ferent dev ice. (T he Select Device Port button is provided to allow this softw are to work with mu lti-port models.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 32 LPD/LPR Printing LPD/L P R print ing can be us ed with Window s NT 4.0 Server or Win dow s 2000. No sof tware needs to be installed on client PCs. Window s NT 4.0 Server Configuration To use LP D p rint ing, M icrosoft TCP/IP Printing m ust be installed an d enabled.
PC Configurat ion 33 Window s 2000 Server Configurati on The LPD/LPR Port is not en abled by default. To enable it, use this procedure: 1. In Cont rol Panel , select Add/Remove Progr ams , then Windows C omponents . 2. Select Other N etwork Fi le and Print Ser vices , then click the Details button.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 34 Figure 23: Win dows 2000: Select Port 4. In the Dialog requestin g Nam e or Addres s of ser ver providing lpd , enter the IP address of the DSL/C able Router. 5. For Name of printe r or pri nt queue on that s erver , en ter L1 6.
PC Configurat ion 35 Maci ntosh Clie nts From y our Macintosh, y ou can access the Intern et via the DSL/Cable R outer. The procedure is as follows. 1. Open the TCP/IP Control P anel. 2. Select Ethernet from the Connect via pop-u p me nu. 3. Select Using DHCP Server fro m the Configure pop- up menu .
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 36 2. Select Add . For the printer type, select Remote Unix (lpd) Queue . 3. Use the follow ing data to co mplete the resu lting dialog. Field Data Example Name En ter a nam e for this printer gw _ prn Spool Directory /var/spool/lpd / printe r_name Where print er_name is the "Name" entry above.
37 Chapter 5 Operation and Status This C hapter detail s the operati on of the DSL/ Cable Router and the status screen s. Operation Once both the DSL/Cable Router and the PCs are configured, operation is autom atic.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 38 Status Screen Use the Status link on th e main men u to view this screen. Figure 24: Status Screen Data - Stat us Screen Internet Connection M ethod This indicates the current connection m ethod, as set in the Setup Wizard.
Operation and St atus 39 questing the Internet connection . • Destination - The Internet address w hich w as requested. If the URL Filter is enabled, this address will be show n as a URL. Otherw ise, the IP ad dress will be displayed. • Block ed - If t he reques t w as blocked by the URL Filter function, this w ill display "Yes" .
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 40 Connection Status - PPPoE If u sing PPPoE (PPP over Et her net ), a s creen li ke the follow ing exam ple w ill be displayed wh en the "Co nnection Details" button is clicked.
Operation and St atus 41 • The "Clear Log" button will restart the L og, wh ile the Re- fresh button w ill upd ate the messages show n on screen. Buttons Connect If not conn ected, establish a connection to y our ISP. Disconnect If co nnecte d to your I SP, hang up the co nnec tion.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 42 Connection Status - PPTP If using PP T P (P ee r-to-P eer T unneling P ro toco l), a scre en like the fo llowing example will be displayed wh en the "Connection Details" button is clicked.
Operation and St atus 43 Buttons Connect If not conn ected, establish a connection to y our ISP. Disconnect If co nnecte d to your I SP, hang up the co nnec tion. Clear Log Delete all data currently in the Log . This will m ake it easier to read new m essages.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 44 Conn ection Details - Fixed/Dy n amic IP A ddress If y our access m ethod is neither PPPoE nor PPTP, a screen like th e follow ing exam ple w ill be displayed wh en the "Connection Details" button is clicked.
Operation and St atus 45 Buttons Release/Renew Button w ill display EITHER "Release" OR "Renew" This button is only usef ul if th e IP addr ess shown above is allocated automatically on connection. (Dyn amic IP address). Otherw ise, it has no effect.
46 Chapter 6 Advanced Features This C hapter explains when and how to us e the DSL/C able Router's "Ad- vanced" Features. Overv iew All advan ced features are accessed via th e Advanced m enu. The follow ing advan ced features are provided.
Advanced Features 47 Figure 28: Advanced Internet Screen Conferencing & Telephony Most applicat ions are s upported tran sparentl y by the DSL /Cable R outer.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 48 Conferencing & Telephony Select an Application This lists applicatio ns w hich may generate incoming conn ections, where the d est inatio n (o n your l oca l LAN) i s unknown. Send incoming calls to This lists the PCs on your LAN.
Advanced Features 49 Data - Special A ppl ications Screen Checkbox Use this to Enable or Disable this Special Application as required. Name En ter a descriptive name to identify this Special Application. Incoming Ports • Type - Select the protocol (TCP or UDP) used w hen y ou receive data from the special application or s ervice.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 50 The "DM Z PC" is effectiv ely outside the Firewall, mak- ing it more v ulnerable t o attacks. Fo r this reason, you should only e nable the DMZ feature when required. URL Filter The URL Filter allows y ou to b lock access to undesirable Web sites.
Advanced Features 51 Add Filter String T o add an entry to the list, en ter it here, and click the "Add" button. An e n t r y ma y b e a D o ma i n na me ( e . g. www. t r a sh . c o m) o r si mp l y a string . (e.g. ads/ ) Any URL that contains A NY entry A NYW HERE in the URL w ill be blocked.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 52 Virtual Servers This feature allow s you to m ake Servers on y our LAN access ible to Internet u sers. Norm ally, Internet u sers w ould not be able to access a serv er on your LA N because: • Your Se rver do es not ha ve a val id ext ernal IP Addr ess.
Advanced Features 53 Virtual Serv ers Screen The Virtual Server s screen is reached by the Virtual Server s link on th e Advanced screen. A n exam ple screen is show n below. Figure 32: Virtual Servers Screen This screen lists a number of pre-defined Serv ers, and allow s you to def ine y our own Servers .
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 54 External Port No. The port num ber used by In ternet users when con necting to the Server. This is norm ally th e same as th e Internal Port Num b er.
Advanced Features 55 View all Settin g s of all Servers Click the "Show All" button. This will gen erate a report in a new win dow , w here is can be printed or saved, as w ell as view ed. From the Internet, A LL Virtual S ervers have the IP A d dress allocated b y your ISP.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 56 Dy na mic DNS Scre en Select Advanced on the main menu, then Dynamic DNS , to see a screen like the f o llowi ng: Figure 33: DDNS Screen Data - Dynamic DNS Screen DDNS Service DDNS Service • You m ust sign u p first to create a n ew account bef o re using the service.
Advanced Features 57 Remote Management This feature allow s you to m anage the DSL/Cable R outer via th e Internet. Figure 34: Rem ote Screen Data - R emote Manage ment Scre en Remote Management Enable Remote Managemen t Enable to allow m anagemen t via the In ternet.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 58 A ccess Control This feature is acces sed by the Access Con trol l ink on the Advanc ed menu. Overv iew The Access C ontrol featu re allow s adm inist rators to restrict Intern et Access by in dividual PCs. With the defau lt settings , every one has u nrestricted Intern et access.
Advanced Features 59 A ccess Control Screen To view this screen, select th e Access Co ntro l link o n the Adva nced menu. Figure 35: Access Control Screen Data - A ccess Control Screen Group Select Group Select th e d esired Group. T he screen w ill upd ate to display the settings for the selected Group.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 60 Use List Below - block Selected Services You can select w hich Services are allow ed, and w hich are blocked. Use this to gain f ine control over a group. Services Defined Services Select the applications you w ish to b lock.
Advanced Features 61 Group Members Screen This screen is displayed wh en the Members button on the Access Con trol screen is clicked. Figure 36: Grou p Memb ers Use this s creen to add or rem ove mem bers (PCs) from th e current group.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 62 Services Screen This screen is displayed wh en the Services button on the Access Co ntro l screen is clicked. Figure 37: Services Data - Services Screen A v ailable Serv ices Available Services This lists all the available services.
Advanced Features 63 New Service" area on screen. Cancel Clear the " Add New Service " area, ready for en tering data f or a new Service. Firm w ar e Upgrade The firm ware (softw are) in the DSL/ Cable Rout er can be upgraded u sing you r Web Browser.
64 Chapter 7 Advanced Configuration This Chapter explains the settings available via the Advanced configuration section of t he "Advanced" menu.
Advanced Conf iguration 65 Netw ork Clients Screen The Network Clients database is used w henever y ou need to select a PC (e.g. for th e "DMZ" PC). It elimin ates the need to en ter IP addresses. A n exam ple Network Clien ts screen is shown below .
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 66 Buttons Add This will add the new PC to the list. T he PC will be sent a "ping" to determine its h ard ware address. If th e PC is not available (not con- nected, or not powered On) y o u w ill not be able to add it.
Advanced Conf iguration 67 Options This screen allow s advanced u sers to enter or ch ange a n umber of se ttings. For n o rmal opera- tion, there is n o need to use th is screen or ch ange an y s ettings.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 68 Allow Internet access to be disabled • If check ed, then UPnP us ers can disable In ternet access v ia this device. • If Disabled, UPnP users can NOT disable Internet access via this device.
Advanced Conf iguration 69 Printer Port Pr inter Po rt confi gurat ion i s only re quir ed if using LP D pr inti ng under Linux o r Unix. Othe r- w ise, these s ettings are ig nored. Under L PD, the DSL /Cable Rout er supports 3 " Logical Printers ".
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 70 MAC A ddress The MAC (hardw are) ad dress is a low-level n etw ork identifier. It m ay be called "MAC A d- dress", "Hardware A ddress", or " Physi cal Address ". On a PC, this address is associated w ith the Netw ork card or adapter.
Advanced Conf iguration 71 Routing Overv iew • If you do n't have o ther Route rs o r Ga teways on your LAN, you can igno re the " Rout ing" page completely . • If the DSL /Cable Router is only acting as a Gatew ay for th e local LA N segm ent, ignore the "Ro uting" pa ge eve n if your LAN has o ther Route rs.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 72 Figure 43: Routing Screen Data - Routi ng Screen RIP Enable RIP Check this to enable the RIP (Routing In form ation Protoco l) feature of the DSL /Cable Rout er. The DSL /Cable R outer supports RIP 1 onl y. Static Routing Static Rout ing Table Entrie s This list shows all entries in th e Routing Table.
Advanced Conf iguration 73 Buttons Save Save the RIP setting. This has no eff ect o n the Static Routing Table. Add Add a new entry to the Static Routing table, usin g the data show n in the "Properties" area on screen. The entry s e lected in the list is ignor ed, and has no e ffect.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 74 Static Routing - Example Router B (192. 168 .1. 90) (192. 168 .2. 70) Router A Seg ment 0 Seg ment 2 Seg ment 1 DSL/Ca ble (192. 168 .254 .xx ) (192. 168 .1. xx ) (192. 168 .254 .1) (192. 168 .2. xx ) (192. 168 .1. 80) Router (192.
Advanced Conf iguration 75 Security The security screen is acces sed by the Security optio n on the Advanc ed menu. Figure 45: Security Screen Data - S ecurity Scree n Firewall Enable DoS Firewall If enabled, DoS (Denial of Service) attack s will be detected and blocked.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 76 ICMP (Ping) Respond to ICMP (ping) The ICMP protocol is used by the "ping" and "traceroute" programs , and by netw ork m onitoring an d diagnostic program s. • If check ed, the DSL/Cable Router w ill respo nd to ICMP packets received from the Internet.
77 Appendix A T roubleshooting This Appendix cover s the most likely probl ems and their s o lutions. Overv iew This chapter covers some com mon problem s that may be encountered w hile using the DSL/Cab le Ro uter a nd so me possib le so lutions t o them.
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 78 Soluti on 2: The DSL/Ca ble Ro uter pr oce sses the d ata p assing thr ough it , so it is not transparent. Use the Special Appl ications feature to allow the use of In ternet applications wh ich do not function correctly .
Appendix A - Troubleshoot ing 79 4. The printer wizard w ill disp lay a m essage stating that "The Network Printer is off-line". This is OK. Continue the A d d Printer Wizard until finished . 5. When f inish ed, go to Con trol Pan el-Printers .
DSL/Cable Rout er User Guide 80 8. Click OK to see the Print Port Configura tion screen, as sh own below . 9. Click the Brow se Device button, select the dev ice nam e of the desired DSL/Cable R outer, and click OK. 10. Click OK to return to the Printers folders, and righ t-click on th e Printer.
81 Appendix B Specifications SpeedStream 4-Port DSL/Cable Router Model SS2604 DSL /Cable Rout er Dimensions 2 04 mm(W) * 127 mm(D) * 29 mm(H)----Up da te fo r ne w case and put in inches an d mm Opera.
82 Appendix C T echnical Support Before contact ing techni cal support , please refe r to the previ ous Troubles hootin g inf ormation. If y ou are still unable to resolve the problem, be prepared to .
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