rfc1483b1 is the default Bridged profile preset at factory default.
This page shows the ADSL connection status. Information on packets received, transmitted and so on are also indicated.
Example:
DSL Interface | |
Port Name | The name of the system port that is used to transport ATM data. |
Connected | The
current
ADSL link status. True means the ADSL link is established. False means the ADSL link is not established. |
Tx Bit Rate | The number of bits transmitted per second. (upload rate) |
Rx Bit Rate | The number of bits received per second. (download rate) |
Tx Cell Rate | The number of cells transmitted per second. |
Rx Cell Rate | The number of cells received per second. |
Modem State | The current state of your Router. Showtime means the ADSL line is established. |
Modem Operational Mode | The mode in which your Router is operating in. Modes available are G.DMT, G.LITE, ANSI, MULTI. |
Modem Configured Mode | The mode in which your Router is configured. Modes available are G.DMT, G.LITE, ANSI, MULTI. |
ATM Connection | |
Port name | The name of the system port that is used to transport ATM data. |
Active | Indicates whether the Ethernet / USB interface is active. |
Rx VPI | The receiving VPI value (Virtual Path Identifier) |
Tx VPI | The transmitting VPI value (Virtual Path Identifier) |
Rx VCI | The receiving VCI value (Virtual Circuit Identifier) |
Tx VCI | The receiving VCI value (Virtual Circuit Identifier) |
Rx packets | The actual number of packets received from ADSL Service Provider. |
Tx packets | The actual number of packets transmitted to ADSL Service Provider. |
Rx bad packets | The actual number of bad packets received from ADSL Service Provider. |
Tx bad packets | The actual number of bad packets transmitted to ADSL Service Provider. |
Encapsulation | The methods available are LLC/SNAP or VcMux (null). |
To create a new connection profile, proceed to Configuration > WAN connections > Create for details.
To delete any connection profiles that you have defined, proceed to Configuration > WAN connections > Delete.
It is strongly advised that you DO NOT delete the default setting preset for your Router. Attempts to do so may cause errors to your Web Management!