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Table of Contents Overview 5 Scope ................................................................................................. 5 Who This Guide Is For ........................................................................... 5 Safety first ........................................................................................... 7 Chapter Organization ............................................................................ 9 Introduction 11 System Overview .................................
Firewall ............................................................................................... 59 VoIP ..................................................................................................67 VoIP-Advance ...................................................................................... 69 Tone ................................................................................................... 71 Other .................................................................................
Overview This section describes who must read this guide, how it is organized, and what conventions are used in the document. Scope This document introduces and orients service providers to system overview, and the user interface configuration of the product. Who This Guide Is For This document is intended for operators, engineers and service providers who use the user interface of products to provide support services to the ONTs.
Safety first To prevent personal injury, equipment damage, and service interruptions, you must follow all precautionary messages given in the document in addition to all the local safety standards required by your company. The following symbols used in the document at various places represent important situations. Table 1: Safety Sign Conventions Symbols Meaning Represents Caution Situations that could result in equipment damage or loss of data. Danger Situation that could cause physical injury.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Symbols Meaning Represents China RoHS China RoHS chasing arrow symbol with a “10” indicating that hazardous material is not released into the environment until 10 years after the date of manufacture. WEEE The WEEE- Waste of electrical and electronic equipment - under Article 11(2) of the WEEE Directive. It is also prescribed by European standard EN50419:2005. This symbol indicates the need for separate collection for products.
Overview Chapter Organization This document is organized as follows: Chapter Scope Introduction on page 11 This chapter introduces the TJ2100N-14ET with details of system overview and system features. Hardware Architecture on page 17 This chapter details the hardware details of TJ2100N-14ET including the LED indications. User Interface Configuration on page 19 This chapter details the basic user interface configuration and configuring PPPoE, WiFi, IPTV and Phone.
Introduction TJ2100N-14ET is an ONT (Optical Network Terminal) placed at the customer premises of GPON network. The functionality is to provide broadband connectivity to the residential user using GPON technology. System Overview TJ2100N-14ET system is an access node in FTTH architecture of GPON system. The system is a single card system and is designed to serve a single residential unit. ONT operates in Non-AC conditions and is powered by 12V power adaptor.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Functions and Features In the upstream direction, The TJ2100N-14ET connects with the OLT at the network side through a passive optical network (G-PON) port to provide integrated access service. In the downstream direction, The TJ2100N-14ET connects with LAN switches, PC, STB and so on through Ethernet ports, so as to access data, voice and video services (Triple Play services).
Introduction System Features Table 4: Software and Hardware Features Software Features Hardware Features Supports 32 T-CONTs , 64GEM Port-IDs Optical interface Supports Realtime DBA (mode 0) Advanced L2/3/4 Classifier IGMPv2 support, IPv6 ready Full feature vocoder package: G.711, G.729 A/B, G.726, G.723.1 T.38 fax relay Jitter buffer, echo cancelation 256 entry MAC table Transmission: GPON : ITU-T G.984 Fiber: Single mode fiber (G.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Software Features Hardware Features condensing Untagged frames 802.1p mode Dimension Details: Table I.1/G.984.
Introduction Regulatory standard compliance The list of national and international electromagnetic compatibility, safety, reliability and RoHS standards in this chapter is not exhaustive. The standards listed are generally regarded as the primary applicable standards. The conformity status on additional national and international standards not listed in this section can be provided upon request.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Hardware Architecture The following shows the front view of TJ2100N-14ET: Figure 1: Front Panel- TJ2100N-14ET Table 5: LED Status Description LED NAME STATUS DESCRIPTION WiFi service On WiFi function is enabled. Off WiFi function is disabled. Off Default indication. Red Indicates the presence of alarm on the ONT. Green Indicates that there is no alarm on the ONT. Off No link is established with OLT. On ONT has successfully established link with OLT.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Following table lists the status and significance of Ethernet LEDs. Sl No. LED Status Description ETH-1 ETH-2 ETH-3 ETH-4 1 Off Off Off Off Ethernet link is not connected. 2 On On On On Ethernet link is up.
User Interface Configuration Following are some of the configurations required: 1. Basic Configuration 2. Configuration of PPPoE account (Internet) 3. Configuration of WiFi Service 4. IPTV service configuration 5. Phone(voice)/FAX service configuration Basic Configuration To perform the basic configuration, 1. Connect PC or laptop to any Ethernet port. 2. Configure a PC or laptop in DHCP mode and connect it to one of the LAN ports of TJ2100N-14ET so that it gets an IP from the residential gateway. 3.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual 6. Click Log In. Figure 2: Login page 7. The Device Status is displayed. This page shows the current status and some basic settings of the device. This page is also displayed if we navigate to Status-> Device.
User Interface Configuration Table 7: Device Status parameters Parameter Description System Device Name Displays the model number of the device (ONT); TJ2100N-14ET. Uptime Displays the uptime of ONT. Firmware Version Displays the firmware version of the ONT. CPU Usage Displays the CPU usage details. Memory Usage Displays the memory usage details. LAN Configuration IP Address Displays the current IP address of the ONT. Subnet Mask Displays the current subnet mask.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Status- IPv6 To view the current status of IPv6, select Device Status-> IPv6 from the navigation menu. IPv6 Status page is displayed. Figure 4: IPv6 Status Table 8: IPv6 Status parameters Parameter Description LAN Configuration IPv6 Address Displays the IPv6 address. IPv6 Link-Local Address Displays the link-local address, an IPv6 unicast address that can be automatically configured on any interface using the link-local prefix.
User Interface Configuration Status- PON To view the current status of PON, select Device Status-> PON from the navigation menu. PON Status page is displayed. Figure 5: PON Status Table 9: PON Status parameters Parameter Description PON Status Vendor Name Displays the name of the vendor for optical device of ONT. Part Number Displays the part number of optical device of ONT. Temperature Displays the temperature of the ONT in terms of degree celsius.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Status- VoIP To view the register status of the port, select Device Status-> VoIP from the navigation menu. VoIP Register Status page is displayed. Figure 6: VoIP Register Status Table 10: VoIP Register Status parameters Parameter Description Register Status Port Displays the port number. Status Displays the status of the port. Click on the Refresh button to refresh or reload the page.
User Interface Configuration LAN Interface Settings This page is used to configure the LAN interface of your device. In this page you can change the setting for IP addresses, subnet mask, etc. Go to LAN-> LAN Interface Settings. LAN Interface Settings page is displayed. Figure 7: LAN Interface Settings Select or enter the desired values by referring to LAN Interface Settings parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual WLAN Configuration Basic Settings Go to wlan0 (5GHz)/ wlan1 (2.4GHz) -> Basic Settings in the navigation pane. WLAN Basic Settings page is displayed. This page is used to configure the parameters for WLAN clients that may connect your access points. In this page you may change wireless encryption settings as well as wireless network parameters.
User Interface Configuration Following figure shows the WLAN Basic Settings of wlan1 (2.4GHz) (An example): NOTE: Each of the parameter can be configured by drop down menus provided in the page. Figure 9: WLAN Basic Settings- 2.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Select or enter the desired values by referring to WLAN Basic Settings parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 12: WLAN Basic Settings parameters Parameter Description Disable WLAN Interface Allows you to select the check box to enable or disable WLAN interface. Band Allows you to select the frequencies from the drop down menu.
User Interface Configuration Parameter Description SSID Allows you to enter the SSID name (Service Set Identifier) in the text box provided. An SSID is a unique ID that consists of 32 characters and is used for naming wireless networks. When multiple wireless networks overlap in a certain location, SSIDs make sure that data gets sent to the correct destination. Channel Width Allows you to select the channel width from the drop down menu.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Parameter Description Associated Clients Shows the details of the associated wireless client. On clicking Show Active WLAN Clients button, Active WLAN Clients page is displayed that shows the MAC Address, transmission, reception packet counters and encrypted status for each associated WLAN clients. MAC Address Tx Packets Rx Packets Tx Rate (Mbps) Power Saving Expired Time (sec) Click Refresh button to reload the page. Click Close button to close the page.
User Interface Configuration Advanced Settings Go to wlan0 (5GHz)/ wlan1 (2.4GHz) -> Advanced Settings in the navigation pane. WLAN Advanced Settings page is displayed. These settings are only for more technically advanced users who have a sufficient knowledge about WLAN. These settings should not be changed unless you know what effect the changes will have on your Access Point. Following figure shows the WLAN Advanced Settings of wlan0 (5GHz)/wlan1 (2.4GHz): Figure 10: WLAN Advanced Settings- 5GHz/2.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Select or enter the desired values by referring to WLAN Advanced Settings parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 13: WLAN Advanced Settings parameters Parameter Description Fragment Threshold Allows you to enter the fragmentation threshold that limits the size of packets transmitted over the wireless network. If a packet exceeds the fragmentation threshold, it is sent as multiple 802.11 frames.
User Interface Configuration Parameter Description Tx beamforming Allows you to enable or disable beamforming transmission by selecting desired radio button. This allows you to focus on a wireless signal towards a specific receiving device, rather than having the signal spread in all directions from a broadcast antenna MU MIMO Allows you to enable or disable MU-MIMO transmission by selecting desired radio button. This parameter is displayed only when Tx beamforming is enabled.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Security Go to wlan0 (5GHz)/ wlan1 (2.4GHz) -> Security in the navigation pane. WLAN Security Settings page is displayed. This page allows you to setup the WLAN security. Turn on WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) or WPA (Wireless Protected Access) by using encryption keys could prevent any unauthorized access to your wireless network. Following figure shows the WLAN Security Settings of wlan0 (5GHz)/wlan1 (2.4GHz): Figure 11: WLAN Security Settings- 5GHz/2.
User Interface Configuration Select or enter the desired values by referring to WLAN Security Settings parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 14: WLAN Security Settings parameters Parameters Description SSID Type Allows you to select the SSID type from the drop down menu. Encryption Allows you to select the type of data encryption required for the specific SSID from the drop down menu. 802.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Access Control Go to wlan0 (5GHz)/ wlan1 (2.4GHz) -> Access Control in the navigation pane. WLAN Access Control page is displayed. Following figure shows the WLAN Access Control page of wlan0 (5GHz) or wlan1 (2.4GHz): Figure 12: WLAN Access Control- 5GHz/2.
User Interface Configuration Table 15: WLAN Access Control parameters Parameters Description Mode Allows you to select the desired mode from the drop down menu. Available options are: Disabled: Access control will be disabled. Deny Listed: WLAN clients on the access control list will not be able to connect to your Access Point. Allow Listed: Only WLAN clients whose MAC address are in the access control list will be able to connect to your Access Point.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 16: WLAN Site Survey parameters Parameters Description SSID Displays the SSID. BSSID Displays the BSSID (Basic Service Set Identifiers), that is used to describe sections of a wireless local area network or WLAN. Channel Displays the channel frequency. Type Displays the type of channel. Encryption Displays the encryption mechanism implemented in the desired WLAN channel. Power (dBm) Displays the power of the channel in terms of dBm.
User Interface Configuration Table 17: Wi-Fi Protected Setup parameters Parameters Description Disable WPS Allows you to select the check box to enable or disable WPS. WPS Status Allows you to set the WPS status by selecting the radio button against Configured or UnConfigured. Auto lockdown state Allows you to set the lock-down state. Self- PIN Number Allows you to set the PIN number. On clicking Regenerate PIN button, it allows you to re-enter the PIN.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Following figure shows the Wi-Fi Status page of wlan1 (2.4GHz): Figure 16: WLAN Status- 2.4GHz Easy Mesh Easy Mesh networks employ multiple access points that work together to form a unified network that provides smart, efficient Wi-Fi throughout the home and outdoor spaces. EasyMesh Interface Setup Go to wlan0 Easy Mesh-> EasyMesh Interface Setup in the navigation pane. EasyMesh Interface Setup page is displayed.
User Interface Configuration Select or enter the desired values by referring to EasyMesh Interface parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. To revert to default values on the page, click Reset button. Table 18: EasyMesh Interface parameters Parameters Description Device Name Enter the name of the device in the text box provided. Role Allows you to set the role of the access point by selecting th radio button against Controller or Disabled.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual WAN Configuration This section details the configuration of WAN (Wireless Area Network). Go to WAN->PON WAN in the navigation pane. PON WAN page is displayed. This page is used to configure the parameters for PONWAN.
User Interface Configuration Select or enter the desired values by referring to WAN configuration parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 19: WAN configuration parameters Parameters Description Enable VLAN Allows you to select the check box to enable or disable VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network). On enabling VLAN, parameters VLAN ID, 802.1p_Mark and Multicast VLAN ID: [1-4095] are applicable.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Parameters Description Connection Type Allows you to select the connection type from the drop down menu. Other TR069 INTERNET INTERNET_TR069 VOICE VOICE_TR069 VOICE_INTERNET VOICE_INTERNET_TR069 MTU Allows you to enter the maximum size of a packet that can be sent through the interface. This parameter is applicable only when Channel Mode is selected as IPoE, PPPoE, and 6rd. IP Protocol Allows you to select the IP protocol from the drop down menu.
User Interface Configuration Parameters Description UserName Enter the user name in the text box provided. Password Enter the password in the text box provided. Type Allows you to select the type from the drop down menu. Idle Time (sec) Enter the idle time in seconds. Authentication Method Allows you to select the authentication method as 'AUTO' from the drop down menu. AC-Name Allows you to enter the AC (Access Concentrator) name in the text box provided.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Services This section details the services that can be configured in TJ2100N-14ET ONT. DHCP Go to Service->DHCP in the navigation pane. DHCP Settings page is displayed. This page is used to configure DHCP Server and DHCP Relay.
User Interface Configuration Select or enter the desired values by referring to DHCP Settings parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 20: DHCP Settings parameters Parameter Description DHCP Mode Allows you to set the DHCP mode by selecting the radio button against 'DHCP Relay' and 'DHCP Server'. DHCP Server: Enable the DHCP Server if you are using this device as a DHCP server. This page lists the IP address pools available to hosts on your LAN.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Parameter Description MAC-Based Assignment On clicking this button, MAC-Based Assignment page is displayed that is used to configure the static IP base on MAC Address. Following parameters are displayed: Enable: Select the check box to enable MAC-Based Assignment. MAC Address: Enter the host MAC address. It should be a string with hex number or 17 digits in hex. Assigned IP Address: Enter the assigned IP address. It should be a string with digit.
User Interface Configuration Select or enter the details by referring to Dynamic DNS Configuration parameters and click on Add button. Table 21: Dynamic DNS Configuration parameters Parameter Description Enable Select the check box to enable Dynamic DNS Configuration. DDNS Provider Select the Dynamic DNS provider from the drop down menu. DynDNS.org TZO No-IP Hostname Enter the host name in the text box provided. Interface Select the interface from the drop down menu.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual IGMP Proxy Go to Service->IGMP Proxy in the navigation pane. IGMP Proxy Configuration page is displayed. IGMP proxy enables the system to issue IGMP host messages on behalf of hosts that the system discovered through standard IGMP interfaces. The system acts as a proxy for its hosts when you enable it by doing the follows: Enable IGMP proxy on WAN interface (upstream), which connects to a router running IGMP.
User Interface Configuration Diagnostics This section details the diagnostics related information. Ping 1. Go to Diagnostics->Ping in the navigation pane. Ping Diagnostics page is displayed. This page is used to send ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to network host. The diagnostic result will then be displayed. Figure 23: Ping Diagnostics 2. Enter the Host Address and WAN Interface from the drop down and click on Go button. 3.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Ping6 1. Go to Diagnostics->Ping6 in the navigation pane. Ping6 Diagnostics page is displayed. This page is used to send ICMPv6 ECHO_REQUEST packets to network host. The diagnostic result will then be displayed. Figure 24: Ping6 Diagnostics 2. Enter the Host Address and WAN Interface from the drop down and click on Go button. 3. ICMPv6 ECHO_REQUEST packets will be sent to the defined host and the success message will be displayed.
User Interface Configuration Tracert (Trace route to a destination host using IPV4 traffic) Go to Diagnostics->Tracert in the navigation pane. Traceroute Diagnostics page is displayed. This page is used to print the route packets trace to network host. The diagnostic result will be displayed. Figure 25: Traceroute Diagnostics Select or enter the required parameters by referring to Traceroute Diagnostics parameters and click on Go button.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 23: Traceroute Diagnostics parameters Parameter Description Protocol Select the protocol to be used from the drop down menu. ICMP UDP Host Address Allows you to enter the host address in the text box provided. Number Of Tries Allows you to enter the number of attempts in the text box provided. Time out Enter the timeout in seconds. Data Size Enter the data size in bytes. DSCP Enter the DSCP value in the text box provided.
User Interface Configuration Select or enter the required parameters by referring to Traceroute Diagnostics parameters and click on Go button. Table 24: Traceroute6 Diagnostics parameters Parameter Description Host Address Allows you to enter the host address in the text box provided. Number Of Tries Allows you to enter the number of attempts in the text box provided. Time out Enter the timeout in seconds. Data Size Enter the data size in bytes.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Enter the desired values by referring to UPnP configuration parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 25: UPnP configuration parameters Parameter Description UPnP Allows you to enable or disable UPnP by selecting the desired radio button. WAN Interface Allows you to select the WAN interface from the drop down menu. RIP (Routing protocol) Go to Service->RIP in the navigation pane. RIP Configuration page is displayed.
User Interface Configuration Enter the desired values by referring to RIP configuration parameters table and click on Add button. Table 26: RIP configuration parameters Parameter Description Routing Protocol Allows you to select the RIP protocol from the drop down menu. Disable RIP Following parameters are displayed only when Routing Protocol is selected as 'RIP'. Interface Allows you to select the interface from the drop down menu.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Samba Go to Service->Samba in the navigation pane. Samba page is displayed. This page lets the user to configure Samba. Samba is a popular application that allows end users to access and use files, printers, and other commonly shared resources on a company's intranet or on the Internet. Figure 29: Samba Enter the desired values by referring to Samba configuration parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes.
User Interface Configuration Firewall IP/Port Filtering Go to Firewall-> IP/Port Filtering in the navigation pane. IP/Port Filtering page is displayed. Figure 30: IP/Port Filtering Enter the desired values by referring to IP/Port Filtering parameters table and click on Add button.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 28: IP/Port Filtering parameters Parameter Description Outgoing Default Action Allows you to 'Deny' or 'Allow' outgoing default action by selecting the desired radio button. Incoming Default Action Allows you to 'Deny' or 'Allow' incoming default action by selecting the desired radio button. Direction Select the direction of the port from the drop down menu. Protocol Outgoing Incoming Select the protocol to be used from the drop down menu.
User Interface Configuration Figure 31: MAC Filtering for bridge mode Enter the desired values by referring to MAC Filtering parameters table and click on Add button. Table 29: MAC Filtering parameters Parameter Description Outgoing Default Action Allows you to 'Deny' or 'Allow' outgoing default action by selecting the desired radio button. Click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Direction Select the direction of the port from the drop down menu.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Port Forwarding Go to Firewall-> Port Forwarding in the navigation pane. Port Forwarding page is displayed. Figure 32: Port Forwarding Enter the desired values by referring to Port Forwarding parameters table and click on Add button.
User Interface Configuration Table 30: Port Forwarding parameters Parameter Description Port Forwarding Allows you to enable or disable port forwarding by selecting the desired radio button. Click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Following parameters are displayed only when Port Forwarding is set as 'Enable'. Enable Allows you to select the check box to enable the application. Application Allows you to select the desired application from the drop down menu.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual URL Blocking Go to Firewall-> URL Blocking in the navigation pane. URL Blocking page is displayed. This page is used to configure the blocked FQDN and filtered keyword. Figure 33: URL Blocking Table 31: URL Blocking parameters Parameter Description Port Forwarding Allows you to enable or disable port forwarding by selecting the desired radio button. Click on Apply Changes button to save the changes.
User Interface Configuration Domain Blocking Go to Firewall-> Domain Blocking in the navigation pane. Domain Blocking Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure the Blocked Domain. Figure 34: Domain Blocking Configuration Table 32: Domain Blocking parameters Parameter Description Domain Blocking Allows you to enable or disable domain blocking by selecting the desired radio button. Click on Apply Changes button to save the changes.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual DMZ (De-Militarized zone) Go to Firewall-> DMZ in the navigation pane. DMZ Configuration page is displayed. A Demilitarized Zone is used to provide Internet services without sacrificing unauthorized access to its local private network. Typically, the DMZ host contains devices accessible to Internet traffic such as Web (HHTP) servers, FTP servers, SMTP (e-mail) servers and DNS servers.
User Interface Configuration VoIP This section details the VoIP related configurations. Go to VoIP-> Port1/Port2 in the navigation pane.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 34: VoIP parameters Parameters Description Default Proxy Select Default Proxy Select the proxy server from the drop down menu. Proxy 0/Proxy 1 Display Name Allows you to enter the name of the proxy server. Number Enter the number of the proxy server. Login ID Enter the login identifier of the proxy server. Password Enter the password in the text box provided. Proxy Allows you to select the check box to enable proxy server.
User Interface Configuration VoIP-Advance Go to VoIP-> Advance in the navigation pane.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 35: VoIP parameters Parameters Description V.152 V.152 Allows you to select the check box to enable ITU-T V.152 mode. V.152 Payload Type Allows you to enter the payload for ITU-T V.152 mode. V.152 codec type Allows you to enter the codec type for ITU-T V.152 mode in the drop down menu. T.38 (FAX) T.38 Allows you to select the check box to enable ITU-T T.38 fax mode. Fax Modem Detection Mode Allows you to select the fax detection mode from the drop down menu. T.
User Interface Configuration Tone Go to VoIP-> Tone in the navigation pane. Select the country in the drop down menu and click Apply button. This is used for selecting tones used in VoIP.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Other Go to VoIP-> Other in the navigation pane.
User Interface Configuration Table 36: VoIP- Other parameters Parameters Description Dial Option Auto Dial Time Allows you to set the auto dial time. Acceptable range is 3 seconds to 9 seconds. By default, it will be set to 0. Dial-out by Hash Key Allows you to enable or disable Dial-out by Hash Key feature. Off-Hook Alarm Off-Hook Alarm Time Allows you to set the off-hook alarm time. Acceptable range is 10 to 60 seconds. By default, it will be set to 0.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Network Go to VoIP-> Network in the navigation pane. Select the VoIP interface from the drop down menu. Enter the SIP DSCP and RTP DSCP values within the range of 0-63 and click on Apply button. Figure 40: Network Call History Go to VoIP-> Call History in the navigation pane. This page shows the VoIP call log with the details of status, duration of call, date and time, etc.
User Interface Configuration Register Status Go to VoIP-> Register Status in the navigation pane. VoIP Register Status page is displayed. This page shows the register status of the POTS phone with SIP server.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Advance This section details the advance operations that can be performed in UI. ARP Table Go to Advance-> ARP Table in the navigation pane. User List page is displayed. This table shows the list of learned MAC addresses.
User Interface Configuration Bridging Go to Advance-> Bridging in the navigation pane. Bridging Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure the bridge parameters. Here you can change the settings or view some information on the bridge and its attached ports.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Select or enter the desired values by referring to Bridging configuration parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. To show the MAC addresses, click on Show MACs. Table 37: Bridging configuration parameters Parameters Description Ageing Time Enter the ageing time in seconds. 802.1d Spanning Tree Allows you to enable or disable spanning tree by selecting the desired radio button. Routing Go to Advance-> Routing in the navigation pane.
User Interface Configuration Print Server Go to Advance-> Print Server in the navigation pane. Printer URL (s) page is displayed. This page is used to show printer URL(s). Figure 46: Print Server Others Go to Advance-> Others in the navigation pane. Other Advanced Configuration page is displayed. Here you can set some other advanced settings.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual IP QoS QoS Policy Go to IP QoS-> QoS Policy in the navigation pane. IP QoS Configuration page is displayed. Enable or disable IP QoS by selecting the desired radio button and click on Apply Changes button. Figure 48: IP QoS Configuration QoS Classification Go to IP QoS-> QoS Classification in the navigation pane. QoS Classification page is displayed. This page is used to add or delete classification rule. Once added a new rule, please click Apply Changes button to take effect.
User Interface Configuration Traffic Shaping Go to IP QoS-> Traffic Shaping in the navigation pane. IP QoS Traffic Shaping page is displayed.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual IPv6 IPv6 Enable/Disable Go to IPv6-> IPv6 Enable/Disable in the navigation pane. IPv6 Configuration page is displayed. Enable or disable IPv6 by selecting the desired radio button and click on Apply Changes button.
User Interface Configuration RADVD Go to IPv6-> RADVD in the navigation pane. RADVD Configuration page is displayed. Select or enter the desired values by referring to RADVD configuration parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 38: RADVD configuration parameters Parameter Description MaxRtrAdvInterval Enter the maximum router advertisement interval. MinRtrAdvInterval Enter the minimum router advertisement interval.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual DHCPv6 Go to IPv6-> DHCPv6 in the navigation pane. DHCPv6 Settings page is displayed. This page is used to configure DHCPv6 server and DHCPv6 relay.
User Interface Configuration Table 39: DHCP Settings parameters Parameter Description DHCPv6 Mode Allows you to set the DHCPv6 mode by selecting the radio button against 'DHCP Relay' and 'DHCP Server' and click on Apply Changes button. On clicking, Show Client button, Active DHCP Clients page is displayed that shows the assigned IP address, MAC address and time expired for each DHCP leased client.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual MLD Proxy Go to IPv6-> MLD Proxy in the navigation pane. MLD Proxy Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure MLD Proxy. Figure 53: MLD Proxy Enter the desired values by referring to MLD Proxy configuration parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Table 40: MLD Proxy configuration parameters Parameter Description Robust Count Enter the robust count in the text box provided.
User Interface Configuration MLD Snooping Go to IPv6-> MLD Snooping in the navigation pane. MLD Snooping Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure MLD snooping. Enable or disable MLD Snooping by selecting the desired radio button and click on Apply Changes button.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual IPv6 Routing Go to IPv6-> IPv6 Routing in the navigation pane. IPv6 Static Routing Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure the IPv6 static routing information. Here you can add or delete static IP routes. Figure 55: IPv6 Routing Table 41: IPv6 Routing parameters Parameter Description Enable Allows you to enable or disable IPv6 routing by selecting the desired radio button. Destination Enter the destination address in the text box provided.
User Interface Configuration IP/Port Filtering Go to IPv6-> IP/Port Filtering in the navigation pane. IPv6 IP/Port Filtering page is displayed. Entries in this table are used to restrict certain types of data packets through the gateway. Use of such filters can be helpful in securing or restricting your local network. Figure 56: IP or Port Filtering- IPv6 Enter the desired values by referring to IP/Port Filtering parameters table and click on Add button.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 42: IP/Port Filtering parameters Parameter Description Outgoing Default Action Allows you to 'Deny' or 'Allow' outgoing default action by selecting the desired radio button. Incoming Default Action Allows you to 'Deny' or 'Allow' incoming default action by selecting the desired radio button. Direction Select the direction of the port from the drop down menu. Protocol Outgoing Incoming Select the protocol to be used from the drop down menu.
User Interface Configuration Figure 57: IPv6 ACL Configuration Enter the desired values by referring to IPv6 ACL parameters table and click on Add button. Table 43: IPv6 ACL parameters Parameter Description IPv6 ACL Capability Allows you to enable or disable IPv6 ACL capability by selecting the desired radio button and click on Apply Changes button. Enable Select the check box to enable the IPv6 ACL parameters.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Admin This section details admin related operations of the ONT. GPON Settings Go to Admin-> GPON Settings in the navigation pane. GPON Settings page is displayed. This page is used to configure the parameters for your GPON network access. Figure 58: GPON Settings Select or enter the desired values by referring to GPON Settings parameters table and click on Apply Changes button to save the changes.
User Interface Configuration OMCI Information Go to Admin-> OMCI Information in the navigation pane. OMCI Information page is displayed. Figure 59: OMCI Information Table 45: OMCI Information parameters Parameter Description OMCI Vendor ID Enter the vendor ID in the text box provided. OMCI software version 1 Displays the software version1. OMCI software version 2 Displays the software version2. OMCC version Displays the OMCC version.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual CommitReboot Go to Admin-> CommitReboot in the navigation pane. Commit and Reboot page is displayed. Figure 60: Commit and Reboot Click on Commit and Reboot button to commit the changes to system memory and reboot your system.
User Interface Configuration Backup/Restore Go to Admin-> Backup/Restore in the navigation pane. Backup and Restore Settings page is displayed. This page allows you to backup current settings to a file by clicking on Backup button or restore the settings from the file which was saved previously by clicking on Browse button to select the file and click on Restore button. Besides, you could reset the current settings to factory default by clicking on Reset button.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual System Log Go to Admin-> System Log in the navigation pane. System Log page is displayed. Figure 62: System Log Select or enter the values by referring to System Log parameters and click on Apply Changes.
User Interface Configuration Table 46: System Log parameters Parameter Description System Log Allows you to enable or disable system log by selecting the desired radio button. Log Level Allows you to select the log level from the drop down menu. Display Level Allows you to select the displays level from the drop down menu. Mode Allows you to select the mode from the drop down menu. Server IP address Enter the IP address of the server in the text box provided.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Figure 63: Password Configuration Select or enter the values by referring to Password parameters and click on Apply Changes. Table 47: Password parameters Parameter Description UserName Select the desired user name from the drop down menu. Old Password Enter current password in the text box. New Password Enter the desired password in the text box provided. Confirmed Password Re-enter password to confirm the password.
User Interface Configuration Figure 64: Firmware Upgrade ACL Go to Admin-> ACL in the navigation pane. ACL Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure the IP Address for Access Control List. If ACL is enabled, only the IP address in the ACL Table can access CPE. Here you can add or delete the IP Address.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Figure 65: ACL Configuration Enter the desired values by referring to ACL Configuration parameters table and click on Add button. Table 48: ACL Configuration parameters Parameter Description ACL Capability Allows you to enable or disable ACL capability by selecting the desired radio button. Click on Apply Changes button to save the changes. Enable Select the check box to enable the ACL parameters. Interface Allows you to select the interface from the drop down menu.
User Interface Configuration Time Zone Go to Admin-> Time Zone in the navigation pane. Time Zone Configuration page is displayed. You can maintain the system time by synchronizing with a public time server over the internet. Select or enter the values by referring to Time Zone parameters and click on Apply Changes. Table 49: Time Zone parameters Parameter Description Current Time Enter the current date and time relevant to the configured time zone.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual TR-069 Go to Admin-> TR-069 in the navigation pane. TR-069 Configuration page is displayed. This page is used to configure the TR-069 CPE (Customer Premises Equipment). Here you can change the settings for the ACS's (Access Control Servers) parameters.
User Interface Configuration Table 50: TR-069 Configuration parameters Parameter Description TR069 Daemon Allows you to enable or disable TR069 configuration by selecting the desired radio button. Enable CWMP Parameter Allows you to enable CWMP parameters by selecting the desired radio button. ACS URL Enter the internet address of the ACS, which is accessible from the device. UserName Enter the user name in the text box provided. Password Enter the password in the text box provided.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Statistics This section details the interface statistics and PON statistics. Interface Statistics Go to Statistics-> Interface in the navigation pane. Interface Statistics page is displayed. This page shows the packet statistics for transmission and reception regarding to network interface. Figure 67: Interface Statisitcs Table 51: Interface Statistics parameters Parameter Description Interface Displays the interface name. Rx pkt Displays the count of packets received.
User Interface Configuration PON Statistics Go to Statistics-> PON Statistics in the navigation pane. PON Statistics page is displayed.
TJ2100N-14ET User Manual Table 52: PON Statistics parameters Parameter Description Bytes Sent Displays the total number of bytes sent. Bytes Received Displays the total number of bytes received. Packets Sent Displays the total number of packets sent. Packets Received Displays the total number of packets received. Unicast Packets Sent Displays the count of transmitted good packets directed to the unicast address.
