AAM6000EV ADSL Modem User Mode Console Operation Manual

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1 AAM6000EV ADSL Modem User Mode Console Operation Manual Power Menu

2 Notice Copyright 2000 ASUSTeK Computer Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual or otherwise, without the prior written consent of ASUSTeK Computer Inc. Disclaimer ASUSTeK Computer Inc. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Furthermore, ASUSTeK Computer Inc. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation to notify any person of such revisions or changes. Trademarks Products and corporate names appearing in this manual may or may not be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective companies, and are used only for identification or explanation and to the owners benefit, without intent to infringe. Product Name: AAM6000EV ADSL Modem Manual Revision: 1.00 E622 Release Date: October 2000

3 Contents 1. Introduction Main Menu Display Version ADSL Line Status Menu Power Up Time Protocol ADSL Line Sync/No Connection Downstream/Upstream Data Rate Disable ADSL Line Enable ADSL Line Quick Setup Wizard Menu MPoA/Bridged (RFC-1483) Setup Wizard MPoA/Routed (RFC-1483) Setup Wizard IPoA (RFC-1577) Setup Wizard PPPoA/Routed (RFC-2364) Setup Wizard PPPoE Relay (RFC-2516) Setup Wizard PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) Setup Wizard Network Status Menu CPU Load Monitor Network Monitor MPoA Interface Monitor PPPoA/PPPoE Interface Monitor ARP Table Monitor Routing Table Monitor Bridged Devices List Routed Device List Ping Test System Maintenance Menu View All Configuration Clear Configuration SP (Service Provider) Default Firmware Update BootROM Update Screen Display Mode Menu Reset Modem Exit User Mode Console... 47

4 1. Introduction 1. Introduction This manual describes how to set up ASUS AAM6000EV ADSL Modem with the User Mode Console. You can configure the AAM6000EV in one of the following modes: 1. MPoA/Bridged (IETF RFC-1483 Bridged Mode) 2. MPoA/Routed (IETF RFC-1483 Routed Mode) 3. IPoA (IETF RFC-1577) 4. PPPoA/Routed (IETF RFC-2364 Routed Mode) 5. PPPoE Relay (IETF RFC-2516) 6. PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) NOTE Because the software for the AAM6000EV is constantly being updated, the following console screens and descriptions are for reference purposes only and may not reflect your console screens exactly. 4

5 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Main Menu The Main Menu of the User Mode Console contains 8 fields: 1. Display Version: displays AAM6000EV software version. 2. ADSL Line Status: displays and allows changing ADSL line status. 3. Quick Setup Wizard: guides you through network configuration process. 4. Network Status: provides network monitoring. 5. System Maintenance: allows system update. 6. Screen Display Mode: controls screen display mode (clear/ scrolling). 7. Reset Modem: restarts AAM6000EV. 8. Exit User Mode Console: enters operator mode console. 1. Introduction Figure 1-1. Main Menu 5

6 2. Display Version 2. Display Version The Display Version Menu contains 2 fields: 1. Software Version: displays system software version. 2. BSP Modem Version: displays BSP (Board Supported Package ADSL driver) version. You may refer to these 2 version numbers for future firmware update. Figure 2-1. Display Version Menu 6

7 2. DISPLAY VERSION 2. Display Version Figure 2-2. Software Version Figure 2-3. BSP Modem Version 7

8 3. ADSL Line Status Menu 3. Line Status The ADSL Line Status Menu contains 6 fields: 1. Power up Time: displays modem power up time. 2. Protocol: displays the ADSL protocol linked to the AAM6000EV (ANSI T1.413 issue 2, ITU-T G.992.1/G.dmt, or ITU-T G.992.2/G.lite). 3. ADSL Line sync/no connection: displays ADSL link status. 4. Downstream/Upstream Data Rate: displays ADSL downstream and upstream data rates. 5. Disable ADSL Line. 6. Enable ADSL Line. Figure 3-1. ADSL Line Status Menu 8

9 3. ADSL LINE STATUS MENU 3.1 Power Up Time The modem power up time can be shown as in Figure Line Status Figure 3-2. Power Up Time 9

10 3. ADSL LINE STATUS MENU 3.2 Protocol The ADSL protocol (ANSI T1.413 issue 2, ITU-T G.992.1/ G.dmt, or ITU-T G.992.2/G.lite) linked to the AAM6000EV can be displayed as shown in Figure 3-3. The AAM6000EV automatically links to one of the three protocols your service provider supports. 3. Line Status Figure 3-3. Protocol 10

11 3. ADSL LINE STATUS MENU 3.3 ADSL Line Sync/No Connection From disconnection to successful connection, the ADSL line will go through 5 stages: idle, activating, handshaking, initializing, and showtime. While the first 4 stages indicate disconnection, the final stage showtime indicates successful connection, as shown in Figure Line Status Figure 3-4. ADSL Line Sync/No Connection 11

12 3. ADSL LINE STATUS MENU 3.4 Downstream/Upstream Data Rate The downstream and upstream data rates can be displayed as shown in Figure Line Status Figure 3-5. Downstream/Upstream Data Rate NOTE Near End = Download Far End = Upload 12

13 3. ADSL LINE STATUS MENU 3.5 Disable ADSL Line You may disable the ADSL line as shown in Figure Line Status Figure 3-6. Disable ADSL Line 13

14 3. ADSL LINE STATUS MENU 3.6 Enable ADSL Line You may enable the ADSL line as shown in Figure Line Status Figure 3-7. Enable ADSL Line 14

15 4. Quick Setup Wizard Menu The Quick Setup Wizard helps you set up your modem easily and quickly. Six console operation modes are provided for the configuration of the AAM6000EV (as shown in Figure 4-1). One of the 6 modes must be selected for the ADSL modem to function properly. 1. MPoA/Bridged (IETF RFC-1483 Bridged Mode) 2. MPoA/Routed (IETF RFC-1483 Routed Mode) 3. IPoA (IETF RFC-1577) 4. PPPoA/Routed (IETF RFC-2364 Routed Mode) 5. PPPoE Relay (IETF RFC-2516) 6. PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) 4. Quick Setup Wizard Figure 4-1. Quick Setup Wizard Menu 15

16 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD 4.1 MPoA/Bridged (RFC-1483) Setup Wizard The network configuration for MPoA/Bridged mode can be illustrated as Figure 4-2. (1) Server IP Address PSTN Content Provider (2) WAN VPI/VCI Internet ATM Switch DSLAM Splitter AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC Router/Gateway (3) PC's LAN IP Address Local Content Provider Telephone Figure 4-2. MPoA/Bridged Network Configuration MPoA/Bridged Mode Setup Example Your Configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard (1) Server IP Address (for Service Provider Use) (2) WAN VPI/VCI 14/32 (3) PC s LAN IP Address NOTE Writing down your network configuration (information supplied by your service provider) in the table above would help you gain a clearer view of your network. To set up the AAM6000EV as MPoA/Bridged mode, you need to take the following steps (see Figure 4-3). 1. Confirm to set up MPoA/Bridged mode. 2. Enter VPI. 3. Enter VCI. 4. Save configuration. 16

17 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD Figure 4-3. MPoA/Bridged (RFC-1483) Setup Wizard 4. Quick Setup Wizard 17

18 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD 4.2 MPoA/Routed (RFC-1483) Setup Wizard The network configuration for MPoA/Routed mode can be illustrated as Figure 4-4. (1) Server IP Address Content Provider PSTN (2) WAN VPI/VCI (3) WAN IP Address (4) Ethernet IP Address Internet ATM Switch Router/Gateway DSLAM Splitter AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC (5)PC's LAN IP Address (6)PC's Default Gateway Local Content Provider Telephone Figure 4-4. MPoA/Routed Network Configuration MPoA/Routed Mode Setup Example Your Configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard (1) Server IP Address (for Service Provider Use) (2) WAN VPI/VCI 14/32 (3) WAN IP Address (4) Ethernet IP Address (5) PC s LAN IP Address (6) PC s Default Gateway NOTE Writing down your network configuration (information supplied by your service provider) in the table above would help you gain a clearer view of your network. 18

19 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD To set up the AAM6000EV as MPoA/Routed mode, you need to take the following steps (see Figure 4-5). 1. Confirm to set up MPoA/Routed mode. 2. Enter Ethernet IP address. 3. Enter Ethernet subnet address. 4. Enter VPI. 5. Enter VCI. 6. Enter WAN IP address. 7. Enter WAN subnet address. 8. Decide to use NAT or not. 9. Save configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard Figure 4-5. MPoA/Routed (RFC-1483) Setup Wizard 19

20 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD 4.3 IPoA (RFC-1577) Setup Wizard The network configuration for IPoA mode can be illustrated as Figure 4-6. Content Provider (1) Server IP Address (2) Support ATM ARP? (3) Remote IP Address PSTN (4) WAN VPI/VCI (5) WAN IP Address (6) Ethernet IP Address Internet ATM Switch Router/Gateway DSLAM Splitter AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC (7)PC's LAN IP Address (8)PC's Default Gateway Local Content Provider Telephone Figure 4-6. IPoA Network Configuration IPoA Mode Setup Example 1 Example 2 Your Configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard (1) Server IP Address (for Service Provider Use) (2) Server ATM ARP Yes No (3) Remote IP Address N/A (4) WAN VPI/VCI 14/32 14/32 (5) WAN IP Address (6) Ethernet IP Address (7) PC s LAN IP Address (8) PC s Default Gateway NOTE Writing down your network configuration (information supplied by your service provider) in the table above would help you gain a clearer view of your network. 20

21 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD To set up the AAM6000EV as IPoA mode, you need to take the following steps (see Figure 4-7). 1. Confirm to set up IPoA mode. 2. Enter Ethernet IP address. 3. Enter Ethernet subnet address. 4. Enter VPI. 5. Enter VCI. 6. Enter WAN IP address. 7. Enter WAN subnet address. 8. Check if your service provider s IPoA supports ATM ARP server. If not, press n to use ARP and enter the remote IP address. If yes, press y to go to the next step directly. 9. Decide to use NAT or not. 10. Save configuration. 4. Quick Setup Wizard Figure 4-7. IPoA (RFC-1577) Setup Wizard 21

22 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD 4.4 PPPoA/Routed (RFC-2364) Setup Wizard The network configuration for PPPoA/Routed mode can be illustrated as Figure 4-8. Content Provider (1) Server IP Address PSTN (2) WAN VPI/VCI (3) Login User Name (4) Login Password (5) Get IP Address Type (6) Ethernet IP Address Internet ATM Switch Router/Gateway DSLAM Splitter AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC (7) PC's LAN IP Address (8) PC's Default Gateway Local Content Provider Telephone Figure 4-8. PPPoA Routed Network Configuration PPPoA/Routed Mode Setup Example Your Configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard (1) Server IP Address (for Service Provider Use) (2) WAN VPI/VCI 14/32 (3) Login User Name adsl (4) Login Password adsl (5) Get IP Address Type 1 (Service Provider) (6) Ethernet IP Address (7) PC s LAN IP Address (8) PC s Default Gateway NOTE Writing down your network configuration (information supplied by your service provider) in the table above would help you gain a clearer view of your network. 22

23 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD To set up the AAM6000EV as PPPoA/Routed mode, you need to take the following steps (see Figure 4-9). 1. Confirm to set up PPPoA/Routed mode. 2. Enter Ethernet IP address. 3. Enter Ethernet subnet address. 4. Enter VPI. 5. Enter VCI. 6. Enter login user name. 7. Enter login password. 8. Select authentication type (get IP address type). If you select customize, you must enter WAN IP and WAN subnet. 9. Decide to use NAT or not. 10. Save configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard Figure 4-9. PPPoA/Routed (RFC-2364) Setup Wizard 23

24 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD 4.5 PPPoE Relay (RFC-2516) Setup Wizard The network configuration for PPPoE Relay mode can be illustrated as Figure (1) Server IP Address (2) Accss Concentrator Name (3) Service Name PSTN Content Provider (4) WAN VPI/VCI Local Content Provider Internet ATM Switch Router/Gateway DSLAM Splitter Telephone AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM Figure PPPoE Relay Network Configuration PC (5) Login User Name (6) Login Password PPPoE Relay Mode Setup Example Your Configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard (1) Server IP Address (for Service Provider Use) (2) Access Concentrator Name ADSL_TEST_SVR (3) Service Name Test (4) WAN VPI/VCI 14/32 (5) Login User Name Test (6) Login Password Test NOTE Writing down your network configuration (information supplied by your service provider) in the table above would help you gain a clearer view of your network. 24

25 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD IMPORTANT Besides configuring the modem with the Setup Wizard, you also need to install a PPPoE client program. The Login User Name, Login Password, Access Concentrator Name, and Service Name are set in the PPPoE client program. If you are not sure how to do this, please consult your service provider. To set up the AAM6000EV as PPPoE Relay mode, you need to take the following steps (see Figure 4-11). 1. Confirm to set up PPPoE Relay mode. 2. Enter VPI. 3. Enter VCI. 4. Save configuration. 4. Quick Setup Wizard Figure PPPoE Relay (RFC-2516) Setup Wizard 25

26 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD 4.6 PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) Setup Wizard The network configuration for PAC mode can be illustrated as Figure (1) Server IP Address VPN(Login) PSTN (3) Ethernet IP Address Win2000 Server (2) WAN VPI/VCI Local Content Provider Internet ATM Switch Router/Gateway DSLAM Splitter Telephone AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC (4) Login User Name (5) Login Password (6) VPN Server Name (IP Address) Figure PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) Network Configuration PAC Mode Setup Example Your Configuration 4. Quick Setup Wizard (1) Server IP Address (for Service Provider Use) (2) WAN VPI/VCI 14/32 (3) Ethernet IP Address (4) Login User Name adsl (5) Login Password adsl (6) VPN Server Name (IP Address) NOTE Writing down your network configuration (information supplied by your service provider) in the table above would help you gain a clearer view of your network. 26

27 4. QUICK SETUP WIZARD To set up the AAM6000EV as PAC mode, you need to take the following steps (see Figure 4-13). 1. Confirm to set up PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) mode. 2. Enter VPI. 3. Enter VCI. 4. Save configuration. Figure PPTP Access Concentrator (PAC) Setup Wizard 4. Quick Setup Wizard IMPORTANT Besides configuring the modem with the Setup Wizard, you also need to create a new connection of Dial-up Network on your PC (Windows 98/2000). The AAM6000EV acts as the VPN Server now. In other words, the VPN Server Name (IP Address) set on your PC is the modem s Ethernet IP Address. 27

28 5. Network Status Menu The Network Status Menu contains 9 fields: 1. CPU Load Monitor. 2. Network Monitor. 3. MPoA Interface Monitor. 4. PPPoA/PPPoE Interface Monitor. 5. ARP Table Monitor 6. Routing Table Monitor 7. Bridged Devices List 8. Routed Devices List 9. Ping Test 5. Network Status Figure 5-1. Network Status Menu 28

29 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.1 CPU Load Monitor The AAM6000EV has 2 processors inside. One is a network processor (NP); the other is a protocol processor (PP). The CPU Load Monitor helps you understand the current CPU loading as shown in Figure 5-2. Figure 5-2. CPU Load Monitor 5. Network Status 29

30 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.2 Network Monitor The Network Monitor helps you monitor the packet flow from Ethernet to ATM, or vice versa (as shown in Figure 5-4). It is a handy tool for you to check the following 4 packet flow points. (1) Ethernet TxPackets: Ethernet Port Transmitting Packets. (2) Ethernet RxPackets: Ethernet Port Receiving Packets. (3) ATM TxPackets: ATM Port Transmitting Packets. (4) ATM RxPackets: ATM Port Receiving Packets. Packet flow changes on all the 4 points, depending on the condition of the data transmission. By checking the 4 packet flow points, we may understand whether packets are transmitted normally from PC via ADSL to Internet or vice versa (as shown in Figure 5-3). (1) Server IP Address PSTN Content Provider (2) WAN VPI/VCI Internet ATM Switch Router/Gateway DSLAM Splitter AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC (3) PC's LAN IP Address Local Content Provider Telephone 5. Network Status (2) WAN VPI/VCI ATM RxPackets ATM TxPackets Ethernet TxPackets Ethernet RxPackets AAM6000EV ADSL MODEM PC Figure 5-3. Network Data Flow 30

31 5. NETWORK STATUS Figure 5-4. Network Monitor NOTE The TxVPI/VCI and RxVPI/VCI equal the VPI/VCI you set in 4. Quick Setup Wizard Menu. The circled values represent the data traffic at the Ethernet and ATM interfaces. These values will be updated continuously as long as there is data received and transmitted by the modem. 5. Network Status 31

32 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.3 MPoA Interface Monitor The MPoA Interface Monitor helps you check the MPoA Interface Tx/Rx Data, as shown in Figure 5-5. Figure 5-5. MPoA Interface Monitor 5. Network Status NOTE The circled values will be updated continuously as long as there is data flowing in and out of the modem. 32

33 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.4 PPPoA/PPPoE Interface Monitor The PPPoA/PPPoE Interface Monitor helps you check the PPPoA/PPPoE Interface Tx and Rx data, as shown in Figure 5-6. (a) When Disconnected (b) When Connected 5. Network Status Figure 5-6. PPPoA/PPPoE Interface Monitor (a) When Disconnected (b) When Connected 33

34 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.5 ARP Table Monitor In MPoA/Routed mode, the ARP Table Monitor shows the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) information stored in the AAM6000EV, as shown in Figure 5-7. Figure 5-7. ARP Table Monitor 5. Network Status 34

35 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.6 Routing Table Monitor The Routing Table Monitor shows the routing information stored in the AAM6000EV, as shown in Figure 5-8. Figure 5-8. Routing Table Monitor 5. Network Status 35

36 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.7 Bridged Devices List This lists all the devices used as a bridge, such as Ethernet (//edd), RFC-1483 (//r1483), and PPPoA (//ppp_device), as shown in Figure 5-9. Figure 5-9. Bridged Device List 5. Network Status 36

37 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.8 Routed Device List This lists all the devices used as a router, such as Ethernet (//edd), Local Loop (//loop), RFC-1483 (r1483), and PPPoA (/ /ppp_device), as shown in Figure Figure Routed Device List 5. Network Status 37

38 5. NETWORK STATUS 5.9 Ping Test The Ping Test helps you verify that a particular IP address exists and receives requests. You need to enter the IP address, as shown in Figure 5-9. Figure Bridged Device List 5. Network Status 38

39 6. System Maintenance Menu The System Maintenance Menu contains 5 fields, as shown in Figure View All Configuration. 2. Clear Configuration. 3. SP (Service Provider) Default. 4. Firmware Update. 5. BootROM Update. 6. System Maintenance Figure 6-1. System Maintenance Menu 39

40 6. System Maintenance 6. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE MENU 6.1 View All Configuration This displays the AAM6000EV internal configuration information for technical support, as shown in Figure 6-2. Figure 6-2. View All Configuration 40

41 6. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE MENU 6.2 Clear Configuration This clears the configurations made with the Setup Wizard in 4. Quick Setup Wizard. After you clear the configuration and reset the modem, [No Operation Mode] will be displayed next to the console version number, as circled in Figure System Maintenance Figure 6-3. Clear Configuration 41

42 6. System Maintenance 6. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE MENU 6.3 SP (Service Provider) Default This clears the current configuration and resets the modem to your service provider s default configuration. Figure 6-4. SP (Service Provider) Default 42

43 6. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE MENU 6.4 Firmware Update This function must be used when you update the AAM6000EV software: After you boot the modem from Ethernet, execute this function to update the AAM6000EV firmware, as shown in Figure System Maintenance Figure 6-5. Firmware Update 43

44 6. System Maintenance 6. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE MENU 6.5 BootROM Update BootROM update is not required for every software upgrade. Your service provider will notify you when BootROM update is necessary. To use this function, you need to enter the Access Code (provided by your service provider) first, as shown in Figure 6-6. Figure 6-6. BootROM Update 44

45 7. Screen Display Mode Menu This menu allows you to set up the screen display mode as clear screen or scrolling screen, which affects the screen display after any menu is entered or function executed. The default is set to clear screen, as shown in Figure 7-1. You may select scrolling screen to trace what menu has been accessed or function used. 7. Screen Display Figure 7-1. Screen Display Mode Menu 45

46 8. Reset Modem This field is used to restart the AAM6000EV, as shown in Figure Reset Modem Figure 8-1. Reset Modem 46

47 9. Exit User Mode Console This field is used to enter the operator mode console, as shown in Figure 9-1. The operator mode console is for advanced setup or trace/debugging. Generally, you do not need to enter this mode to set up the AAM6000EV. All setup fields are simplified in the user mode console. Once you enter the operator mode console and want to switch back to the user mode, enter the commands as shown below: >home (press <Enter>) >user (press <Enter>) 9. Exit User Mode Figure 9-1. Exit User Mode Console 47

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