ZyXEL P-2812HNU-F1 Settings

Settings

ZyXEL P-2812HNU-F1 Settings

Introduction

Here are my ZyXEL P-2812HNU-F1 settings.

ZyXEL P-2812HNU-F1

Description

Integrated Access Device (IAD): this device is a modem and a router, and you can also make VoIP calls with traditional analog telephones.

Problem: can't connect to the Internet, try this "triple-procedure"

"Reset DSL Line" + "Reboot" (web browser userinterface) + "Hard Boot" (shutdown modem for a minute, start modem, wait at least for a minute)

Actually, the "Apply as Default Gateway" setting seems to be important.

Problem: Internet connection lost (when Ethernet cable plugged/unplugged)

If you connect or disconnect an Ethernet cable you lose connection. Workaround: turn off ZyXEL, connect/disconnect cable and turn on ZyXEL and reconnecting to the Internet might be faster.

Problem: Internet connection lost (when WLAN turned on/off)

If you turn on/off WLAN you lose connection. Workaround: enable/disable WLAN, then turn off ZyXEL and turn it back on and wait for the Internet connection to become available again.

Tip: try to turn on/off WLAN using a web browser instead of pressing the physical WLAN button.

Problem: MacBook Pro and WLAN

Use channel 11 for WLAN.

Comments

Recognizes a 1 000 Mbps (approximately 1 Gbps) Cross-Over Ethernet cable when one is plugged in.

Change Settings

Go to: http://192.168.1.1/

Manual advises to allow popups, JavaScript and Java in your browser, but seems to work fine with popups blocked with Firefox 21 (OS X 10.8) (6/2013).

Connection Status

LAN Device

   Device: Mac Pro

      IP Address: 192.168.1.55

      MAC Address: -

      Address Source: Static   (static LAN IP address)

      Connection Type: Ethernet   (wired)

   Device: MacBook Pro

      IP Address: 192.168.1.61

      MAC Address: -

      Address Source: DHCP   (dynamic LAN IP address)

      Connection Type: 802.11   (wireless)

System Info

   Device Information

      Host Name: ZyXEL

      Model Name: P-2812HNU-F1

      Firmware Version: V3.11(TUJ.0)

      WAN 1 Information (ADSL WAN 1)

         Mode: EoA   (Ethernet over ATM)

         IP Address: 109.204.129.37   (public IP address)

         IP Subnet Mask: 255.255.192.0

      LAN Information

         IP Address: 192.168.1.1   (router)

         IP Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0   (LAN subnet mask)

         DHCP Server: Server

      WLAN Information

         Channel: 11   (this is for MacBook Pro, otherwise I would use dynamic)

         WPS Status: Unconfigured

      SSID1 Information   (first WLAN info)

         SSID: -

         Status: On

         Security Mode: WPA2-PSK mixed

      SSID2/3/4 Information

         (not in use)

   Interface Status

      ADSL WAN

         Status: Up

         Rate: 24700/1112 kbps

      LAN1

         Status: Up

         Rate: 100Mbps

      LAN2

         Status: Down

         Rate: N/A

      LAN3

         Status: Down

         Rate: N/A

      LAN4

         Status: Up

         Rate: 1000Mbps   (recognizes a Cross-Over Ethernet cable with approximately 1 Gbps capability)

      WLAN

         Status: Up

         Rate: 300Mbps

      3G   (mobile stick)

         Status: Disabled

         Rate: N/A

   System Status

      DSL Up Time: 11:26

      System Up Time: 11:27

      Current Date/Time: Sun Jun 2 20:52:53 EEST 2013

      System Resource

         CPU Usage: 54.5 %

         Memory Usage: 47.2 %

   USB Status

      Storage: N/A

      Printer: N/A

   Registration Status

      SIP 1: (not registered)

      SIP 2: (not registered)

Virtual Device

   Comment: shows which components/ports are active.

   WLAN: turquoise (on)

   USB1: gray (no USB device plugged in)

   USB2: gray (no USB device plugged in)

   DSL: light blue (online)

   LAN1: orange (cable plugged in)

   LAN2: gray (no cable plugged in)

   LAN3: gray (no cable plugged in)

   LAN4: gray (no cable plugged in)

Network Settings

Broadband

   ADSL

      General

         Name: [AdslWAN1]

         Type: [ADSL]

         Mode: [Routing]

         WANServiceType: [IP over Ethernet]   (IPoE)

         IPv6/IPv4 Mode: [IPv4 Only]

      ATM PVC Configuration

         VPI: [0]   (default: 8)

         VCI: [100]   (default: 35)

         DSL Link Type: [EoA]

         Encapsulation Mode: [LLC/SNAP-BRIDGING]

         Service Category: [UBR Without PCR]

      MTU

         MTU: [1472]   (default: 1500)

      IP Address

         (*) Obtain an IP Address Automatically

         [ ] Enable DHCP Option 60:   (Vendor class identifier, see RFC 2132)

            ( ) Static IP Address

      Routing Feature

         [x] Enable NAT

         [ ] Enable Address Mapping

            Address Mapping Set: [1]

         [x] Enable IGMP Proxy

         [x] Apply as Default Gateway   (seems to be important, so that I won't lose connection all the time)

      DNS Server

         (*) Obtain DNS info automatically

         ( ) Use the following Static DNS IP Address

      6 to 4 Tunnel

         [ ] 6to4 Tunneling

Wireless

   General

      Wireless Network Setup

         [x] Enable Wireless LAN   (WLAN seems to cause problems with LAN connections, so not always enabled)

      Wireless Network Settings

         Wireless Network Name (SSID): -

            [x] Hide SSID

               When hiding is enabled, does not work with: Sony Xperia Tipo (6/2013).

         BSSID: -

         Mode Select: 802.11b/g/n

         Channel Selection: Channel 11   (default: "Auto")

         Operating Channel: 11

      Security Level

         ( ) No Security

         ( ) Basic

         (*) More Secure

         Security Mode: WPA2-PSK

         Pre-Shared Key: -

   WPS

      General

         (*) Enable

            Method 1: PBC

            Method 2: PIN

      WPS Configuration Summary

         AP PIN: -

         Status: -

         802.11 Mode: -

         SSID: -

   WMM

      [x] Enable WMM of SSID1

      [x] Enable WMM of SSID2

      [x] Enable WMM of SSID3

      [x] Enable WMM of SSID4

      [x] Enable WMM Automatic Power Save Delivery (APSD)

Home Networking

   LAN Setup

      LAN IP Setup

         IP Address: 192.168.1.1

         Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

            (255.0.0.0: 8-bit mask)

            (255.255.0.0: 16-bit mask)

            (255.255.255.0: 24-bit mask)

            (255.255.255.248: 29-bit mask)

      DHCP Server State

         (*) Enable DHCP

      IP Addressing Values

         IP Pool Starting Address: 192.168.1.33

         Pool Size: 32

      DNS Values

         DNS Server 1: From ISP

         DNS Server 2: From ISP

         DNS Server 3: None

   Static DHCP

      Mac Pro

         IP Address: 192.168.1.34   (192.168.1.55 was used previously.) (Works even with 192.168.1.2 maybe because this ZyXEL accepts "any IP".)

         [x] Reserve

      Xbox 360

         IP Address: 192.168.1.35   (192.168.1.56 was used previously.) (Works even with 192.168.1.3 maybe because this ZyXEL accepts "any IP".)

         [x] Reserve

   UPnP

      [x] UPnP   (important with game consoles and torrent)

NAT

   Sessions

      MAX NAT Sessions Per Host: [maybe 4096 (= 2^12)]   (minimum 512, maximum 20480, default 2048, Xtorrent used 3351 sessions in 5/2013)

Security

Firewall

   ...

VoIP

SIP

   ...

System Monitor

Log

   ...

Traffic Status

   WAN

      "Figures about data that have been sent out to and received from the Internet are displayed in the following table."

      nas1   (wrong name, in the manual this is "eth1", NAS: Network Attached Storage)

   NAT

      160 (with Google Chrome or Safari)

      691 (with Xtorrent with 2 active downloads)

Maintenance

Diagnostic

   DSL Line

      noise margin upstream: 6 db

      output power downstream: 9 db

      attenuation upstream: 0 db

      noise margin downstream: 7 db

      output power upstream: 12 db

      attenuation downstream: 1 db

Remote MGMT

   HTTPS

      [x] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -

   HTTP

      [] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -

   TELNET

      [] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -

   FTP

      [] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -

   SSH/SCP/SFTP

      [] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -

   ICMP

      [x] WLAN/LAN

      [x] WAN   (enable: networking messages give info to router)

      Port: -

   TR-064

      [] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -

   SNMP

      [] WLAN/LAN

      [ ] WAN

      Port: -




Last modified: October 1st, 2014

Author: Tomi Häsä (tomi.hasa@gmail.com)

URL: http://sites.google.com/site/tomihasa/zyxel-iad-settings