SMILINK User Guideline

USER GUIDELINE FOR

CONFIGURING AZTECH
DSL600E MODEMS FOR
SMILINK
FIRMWARE VERSION: 62.4.3

Version 1.0

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................... 7
2. BACKGROUND..................................................................................................... 7
3. SCOPE OF GUIDELINE ........................................................................................ 7
4. MODEM SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................. 7
5. CONFIGURATIONS............................................................................................... 8
6. CONNECTIVITY TEST ........................................................................................ 20
7. APPENDIX........................................................................................................... 23
8. USER GUIDELINE ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT
DEFINED.

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1. INTRODUCTION

This document outlines the steps needed to configure the Aztech DSL600E modems
specifically for SMILINK users.

2. BACKGROUND

Previously, the User Guideline was based on the older firmware version. This document
provides updates accordingly to the new firmware version, i.e. 62.4.3

3. SCOPE OF GUIDELINE

This guideline outlines the configurations needed for the modem at the customer site, and
also on the customers PC.

4. MODEM SPECIFICATIONS

Aztech ADSL 2/2+ Ethernet Bridge/Router (DSL 600E)

The Aztech DSL600E ADSL 2/2+ Ethernet Bridge/Router Modem uses Texas Instruments
AR7 Chipset solution that fully complies to ANSI T1.413 Issue 2, ITU-T G.992.1 (G.dmt) and
G.992.2 (G.lite) ADSL standard. Aztech DSL600E also provides future proof functionality
with higher data transmission rates with ADSL2, ADSL2+, Extended Reach-ADSL support.

Targeted at the residential users, it is for both the single user with Bridge mode with host
based PPPoE Client or for multi-users utilizing the DSL600EU inbuilt PPPoE/A, IP routing,
NAT functionality to share the ADSL link.

It comes with the Packet Filtering firewall and DMZ support for a full security options against
malicious hackers.

The product specification is as attached in the Appendix.

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5. MODEM CONFIGURATION

For this manual, we assume that the network setup is as below:

This setup will assume that the SMILINK customer has 3 sites, 1 being the HQ and
the other 2 are the branches. The IP addresses are as stated in the diagram. These
IP addresses should have been provided by the inventory manager, before
installation on site. The manual will start with modem configuration at the HQ. Setting
for the other 2 branches will be the same but with different IP addresses.

The default factory setting for the modem is:

1. The Management IP for the modem : 192.168.1.1

2. DHCP is enabled

 Thus, to begin configuring the modem, users laptop need to be set to obtain IP address
automatically.
 Open Internet Explorer and type in http://192.168.1.1
 Username = admin, Password = admin

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This would be the first screen.

Before configuring the modem, the current quickstart profile

needs to be deleted.
Refer to diagrams below for instructions.

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Go to the Advanced tab, and roll over the mouse on WAN. Click on quickstart.

Click on Delete to delete this setup.

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Then click on New Connection.

Put in the VCI number as 35. Then click Apply and Save Settings. Proceed with the steps
below.

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The first step would be to configure the Management IP and the LAN network behind the
modem. Click on LAN Configuration.

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Management IP

Change the IP Address and Netmask to be the first IP address in the LAN network IP, and
the netmask to be 255.255.255.224. Click to enable DHCP Server, and the Start IP should
be the following IP in the LAN network IP. The End IP, would then be the last IP in the
subnet. Example:

LAN subnet for HQ: 10.2.1.0 / 27

Total IP addresses in LAN subnet: 32 IP addresses
Total usable IP addresses: 30 IP addresses – 10.2.1.1 up to 10.2.1.30
Management IP: 10.2.1.1
Start IP: 10.2.1.2
End IP: 10.2.1.30

Click Apply and Save Settings.

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After a while the PC will lose connectivity with the modem. Follow the steps below to restore
connectivity. At your PC/Laptop, open the command prompt. Go to Start, then Run. Type
cmd and press Enter.

At the command prompt, type in ipconfig /release, then press enter.

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Then type in ipconfig /renew, and press enter.

Reopen Internet Explorer and now type in http://10.2.1.1. This is the new management IP.
Enter the User ID and password as before.

Next, to establish connection to the network, click on Advanced.

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Then roll over the mouse on WAN, and click on quickstart.

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Go to Type, and choose PPPoE.

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Change the above accordingly.

Firewall – disable
Username – User ID provided e.g. hq@companyabc.com.my
Password – The correct password specified
Click Apply then Save Settings.

Then click on Basic.

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To connect to the network, click on Connect.

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If the modem obtains an IP address that means it is already connected to the network.

6. CONNECTIVITY TEST

To ensure connectivity, do the following ping test:

 Ping to the Internet, e.g DNS server 202.188.0.133, or ping to any website
 Ping to the site modem IP address e.g. 10.200.1.2 (assuming the other
branch is has already setup its network)
 Ping to the LAN behind the other site’s modem e.g. 10.2.1.34 (assuming the
other branch has already setup its network)

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7. CHANGE PASSWORD

To avoid customers from changing the configurations in the modem and causing any
problems, it is vital that the admin password for the modem is changed.

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A standard password will be implemented for all modems for easier management. The new
password is smi11nk .

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7. APPENDIX

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