D-Link DSL-G604T Manual de usuario

ADSL/2+

Getting the Most out of your

Aussie Broadband ADSL Service

Included:

•

Getting Connected

•

Configuring your ADSL modem

•

Common Setup Connection Difficulties

•

Filters and why they are needed

•

Internet Speeds Explained

•

DSL roubleshooting ips and more…

Link DSL

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G604

This guide is also suitable for:

•DSL-502T

Table of Contents

The Welcome letter ............................................................................................. 3

Filters – wh are the needed? ............................................................................ 3

Getting Connected ............................................................................................... 4

Configuring our ADSL modem ............................................................................ 5

ADSL & Your Telephone Service ........................................................................... 8

Common Setup Connection Difficulties ................................................................ 8

Internet Speed: Some Basics ................................................................................ 9

Internet Speed: How to Carr out A Speed Test ................................................... 9

Internet Speed: What Affects It?........................................................................ 10

Positioning our Links s Modem ........................................................................ 11

Setting up our Wireless Network...................................................................... 11

Connecting to our Wireless Network................................................................ 13

DSL Troubleshooting Tips................................................................................... 16

Before Contacting the Helpdesk, Please Carr Out the following........................ 20

Contact Aussie Broadband ................................................................................. 20

The Welcome letter

If ou have not alread , ou will receive a Welcome Letter from Aussie Broadband. This includes

details such as our username, passwords and email addresses. We recommend that ou keep this

letter in a safe place near our computer, as it holds important information that ou ma need in

the future.

Filters – why are they nee e ?

Connecting line filters to our ADSL service ma be one of the most tedious parts of the setup but it

is also one of the most important! An ADSL filter is a small plastic box with a short lead that plugs

into our phone socket and has two outputs, one for our ADSL modem and the other for a

telephone.

Due to the fact that our Aussie Broadband ADSL service and normal Voice Telephone Service

operate on the same copper cable, an ADSL Filter is required to keep these s stems apart to stop

the signals from interfering with each other. Aussie Broadband recommends the Australian

manufactured C10 Communications Pt Ltd filters, which can be obtained b contacting us.

You will need to install one line filter for each device that is connected to a telephone socket

Aussie Broadband recommends that a centrall located filter/splitter is installed if ou have:

•More than 3 telephone devices connected to the one telephone line (i.e. all on the same

telephone number).

•Answering machines.

•Fax machines.

•A home alarm s stem.

•An other device that could potentiall cause interference on the line.

The Central filter/splitter will isolate the premises cabling from our ADSL modem. A Centrall

located splitter must be installed b a suitabl qualified installation technician.

Getting Connecte

Your existing ADSL modem needs to be configured for our new ADSL service.

To connect our modem:

1. Make sure that all the devices that ou are working with are powered down. This includes

our computer and the modem. If ou have a modem connected that is not the one originall

specified during our application, please disconnect it.

NOTE:

Line Filters must be installe onto all telephone wall sockets before you procee with this Process.

For More Information on Line Filters, see the “Filters – Wh are the needed?” section above.

3. Connect the other end

of the phone cable

into the telephone

wall socket where the

ADSL Service has been

connected.

2. Connect one end of

the phone cable to

the DSL port on the

back of the modem.

4. Connect one end of the

provided Ethernet

cable to our

computer’s Ethernet

adapter. Connect the

other end of the

Ethernet cable to

one of the Ethernet

ports on the back of

the modem.

5. Connect the power

adapter to the

modem’s power port

and plug the other

end into an electrical

outlet.

6. Switch on the modem. The

Power and Ethernet lights

on our modem should

now be on.

Congratulations!

You have successfully connecte up your D-Link ADSL

Gateway.

Configuring your ADSL mo em

1. Open our preferred browser (EG: Internet Explorer, Safari, or Mozilla Firefox).

2. Put our cursor in the address bar.

3. T pe 10.0.0.1 into the address bar then press Enter or Go.

4. You will be taken to the modem home page. The username is a min, and the password is

also a min. Click OK.

5. If the correct username and password is entered this screen will appear.

NOTE:

The images below are shown using Internet Explorer. Your browser may appear slightly ifferent.

NOTE:

To configure your mo em you will require the Welcome Letter Aussie Broa ban has maile you.

6. Click WAN on the left hand menu. Enter the following information as found on our

Welcome Letter. All other settings not mentioned are to be left as default.

7. Scroll down towards the bottom until ou find. Click Apply once the above settings have been

entered.

VPI / VCI 8 / 35

ATM Encapsulation Routed LLC

Virtual Circuit Enabled

WAN Setting PPPoE/PPPoA

Username Yourphonenumb[email protected]ssiebroadband.com.au

Passwor CaSe SeNsItIvE

8. Click on the Tools tab. Then click on System on the left. Click the Save an Reboot button.

9. Click OK

10. Congratulations! You have now successfull setup our ADSL modem.

NOTE:

It can take up to 5 minutes after settings are save for your mo em to connect.

ADSL & Your Telephone Service

Even though our telephone voice service and our ADSL ma be provided b different companies,

the are still closel tied together. This is because the ADSL Service and Voice Service share the

same telephone line.

Before you make any changes to your voice service always ask if the change will interfere

with your ADSL service.

Changes to our voice service that could potentiall interrupt our ADSL connection include:

•Non Pa ment of Bill – If the telephone compan interrupts our voice service because of non-

pa ment or other billing issues, our ADSL service will be disconnected.

•Disconnecting our Telephone Service – If ou cancel our phone line, our ADSL Service will

be disconnected.

If there are temporar telephone service outages due to storms or other unusual occurrences, In the

majorit of cases, the ADSL service will be restored at the same time as our voice service.

If your ADSL service gets disconnected to reconnect it may take a couple of weeks depending on

the situation. Aussie Broadband may also charge a reconnection fee.

Common Setup Connection Difficulties

Your Computer Cannot Connect to the Internet

(If connected to modem via an Ethernet Cable)

Follow the instructions until our computer can connect to the Internet:

•Make sure that the modem is powered on. The power LED should be green and not flashing.

•If the power LED is flashing, then power off all of our network devices, including the modem

and computers. Then power on each device in the following order:

1. Modem

2. Computer

•Check the LEDs on the front panel of the modem. Make sure the power, DSL, and at least one

of the numbered Ethernet LEDs are lit. If the are not, then check the cable connections. The

computer should be connected to one of the Ethernet ports numbered 1-4 on the modem,

and the DSL port of the modem must be connected to the ADSL line.

Internet Spee : Some Basics

When ou sign up with Aussie Broadband our internet speed is determined b the Plan that ou

selected. This speed determines how fast ou can transfer data to and from the internet. For

example, ou ma have selected the 1500/256 plan with 10GB Peak data and 10GB Off-Peak data.

The 1500 represents the download speed and the 256 represents the upload speed. This means that

ou will be able to potentiall download data from the internet at 1500kbps and be able to upload

data to the internet at speeds up to 256kbps.

Downloa & Uploa s

A download is an data that ou receive from the internet. This includes an files downloaded from

the internet and an websites that are displa ed in our browser. An upload is an data that ou

send from our computer to the internet such as sending an email.

kbps vs. KBps

Your broadband plan is displa ed in kilobits (e.g. 1500/256Kbps). Most applications, including our

browser, displa our download and upload speeds in kilobytes. This is important to note as it is

eas to misinterpret our internet speeds based on our selected plan. In simple terms, 1500kbps

(kilobits) is equivalent to 187.5KBps (Kilob tes).

Local Network

The speed displa ed b our network connections (e.g. 100Mbps for Ethernet) represents the local

network speed onl and does not relate to our internet speed.

Internet Spee : How to Carry out A Spee Test

If ou are experiencing an connection issues relating to speeds it is recommended that ou carr

out a speed test. Before starting the test please make sure that ou have no other programs running

that ma be using the internet connection as this will cause the results to be inaccurate. Please

ensure that ou are not currentl shaped, this can be check b accessing our account details from

our homepage.

To carr out a speed test go to:

http://speedcheck.aussiebroadband.com.au/SpeedCheck.php

Select a file to download (preferabl a file larger than 10Mb). Save this file to our desktop or

somewhere that ou can easil find to delete it later on. Wait for a minute or two until the transfer

rate settles somewhat and take note of it. This is our current download speed.

Internet Spee : What Affects It?

The speed of our ADSL connection can be affected b numerous factors, as shown below. Some of

these ou ma be able to improve ourself, while others ou have no control over.

•Distance from the exchange: One of the main factors that determine the speed of our ADSL

connection is the cable distance from the telephone exchange to our propert . The closer

ou are to the exchange, the faster our broadband connection speed can be.

•Number of people sharing the connection & how many tasks are being carrie out online at

once: If there are multiple computers or other devices connected to the ADSL service within

our home, it’s possible that one of them ma be causing slow speeds. When a computer

downloads large files or updates the can effectivel slow down all other internet traffic on

our network. This also applies if ou are attempting to carr out multiple tasks online at the

same time.

•The Quality of your cables an mo em: The cabling, both to our house and inside it, pla a

significant role in determining our internet speed. If the phone lines are in good condition,

our internet speeds will increase. Similarl , the better the qualit of the modem or router,

the faster our internet connection. Hence good qualit wiring and short cables should be

used.

•The Website you are looking at: If there are a lot of people attempting to access the same

website at the same time (such as bank sites) this will affect our internet speed. The server

that hosts the website has to work harder to serve the requests, hence if more people

request the site than the server can handle then the speed of that site will decrease. If this

happens, tr accessing the website at a less bus time.

•Spyware, Viruses & A ware: If there is an form of infection on our computer, this can

seriousl slow down our internet speed. Make sure that ou have an anti-virus program

installed onto our computer and that ou regularl remove an sp ware or adware that ma

be on our PC.

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