BenutzerhandbuchInhaltsverzeichnisAdministrator’s Handbook1Contents3Introduction11What’s New in 8.7.411Telnet-based Management12Motorola Netopia® Telnet Menus12Motorola Netopia® Models13Screen differences13Connecting through a Telnet Session14Configuring Telnet software14Navigating through the Telnet Screens15WAN Configuration17WAN Configuration17WAN Ethernet Configuration screen17ADSL Line Configuration screen20ATM Circuit Configuration21Quality of Service (QoS) settings23Creating a New Connection Profile24Multiple Data Link Encapsulation Settings25PPPoE/PPPoA Autodetection29Advanced Connection Options31Configuration Changes Reset WAN Connection31Scheduled Connections32Viewing scheduled connections33Adding a scheduled connection34Set Weekly Schedule35Set Once-Only Schedule36Modifying a scheduled connection37Deleting a scheduled connection37Backup Configuration37Diffserv Options38Priority Queuing (TOS bit)41VRRP Options (WAN Link Failure Detection)42System Configuration45System Configuration Features45IP Setup46Filter Sets46IP Address Serving46Network Address Translation (NAT)46Stateful Inspection47Add Exposed Address List47Exposed Address Associations51Stateful Inspection Options52Open ports in default Stateful Inspection installation54VLAN Configuration55Overview55Ethernet Switching/Policy Setup56Associating Inter-VLAN Routing Groups61Adding a RADIUS Profile62Adding Port interfaces64Changing or Deleting a VLAN67Changing or Deleting an Authentication Server Configuration68Configuring additional Authentication Servers69VLAN Example71Date and time81Wireless configuration82Wireless Multimedia (WMM)84Enable Privacy85Multiple SSIDs89MAC Address Authentication91Console Configuration93SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)94Security94Upgrade Feature Set94Router/Bridge Set95IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol)96Logging99Log event dispositions100Message format101Procedure for Default Installation for ICSA firewall certification of Small/Medium Business Categ...104Install via the Console menu104Set up administrative interface access restriction105Setting up an encrypted communication channel: (PPTP with MS-CHAP/MPPE)105Set up NTP106Set up Syslog106Enable the Stateful Inspection Firewall107Multi-NAT109Overview109Features110Port Address Translation110Server lists110Static mapping110Dynamic mapping111Complex maps112Supported traffic113Support for AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) File Transfer113Support for Yahoo Messenger113MultiNAT Configuration114Easy Setup Profile configuration114Server Lists and Dynamic NAT configuration115System Configuration115NAT rules117Modifying map lists120Adding Server Lists123Modifying server lists126Deleting a server128Binding Map Lists and Server Lists129IP profile parameters129IP Parameters (WAN Default Profile)131NAT Associations133IP Passthrough135First Come First Serve Mode137A restriction138MultiNAT Configuration Example138Notes on the example142Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)143Overview143Summary145About PPTP Tunnels146PPTP configuration146About IPsec Tunnels149About L2TP Tunnels149L2TP configuration150About GRE Tunnels152VPN force-all154About ATMP Tunnels156ATMP configuration156Encryption Support158MS-CHAP V2 and 128-bit strong encryption159ATMP/PPTP Default Profile159VPN QuickView160Dial-Up Networking for VPN161Installing Dial-Up Networking162Creating a new Dial-Up Networking profile163Configuring a Dial-Up Networking profile163Windows XP Client Configuration165Connecting using Dial-Up Networking165Allowing VPNs through a Firewall165PPTP example166ATMP example169Windows Networking Broadcasts172Example:173Internet Key Exchange for VPNs177Overview177Internet Key Exchange (IKE) Configuration178Adding an IKE Phase 1 Profile180Advanced IKE Phase 1 Options183Changing an IKE Phase 1 Profile185Key Management187Advanced IPsec Options190Enhanced Dead Peer Detection191Multiple Network IPsec193IPsec WAN Configuration Screens197IPsec Manual Key Entry198VPN Quickview199WAN Event History Error Reporting200IP Setup203IP Setup203IP subnets205Static routes208Viewing static routes208Adding a static route209Modifying a static route211Deleting a static route211Rules of static route installation211RIP Options211Overview211Key management212Authentication configuration212Adding a key215Changing or deleting a key216Connection Profiles and Default Profile217Power interruptions218IP Address Serving219IP Address Pools221DHCP NetBIOS Options223More Address Serving Options225Configuring the IP Address Server options226DHCP Relay Agent230Connection Profiles232Multicast Forwarding234Virtual Router Redundancy (VRRP)236Changing or Deleting a Virtual Router239Additional LANs240Editing or Deleting ALANs242Line Backup245Configuring Backup245Connection Profiles246IP Setup250WAN Configuration251Backup Configuration screen253Using Scheduled Connections with Backup256Backup Default Gateway258Backup Configuration screen258IP Setup screen260Backup Management/Statistics260QuickView262Monitoring Tools263Quick View Status Overview263General status264Current status264Status lights265Statistics & Logs265Event Histories266WAN Event History266Device Event History267IP Routing Table268General Statistics268Physical Interface269Network Interface269System Information270Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)270The SNMP Setup screen271Community strings272SNMP traps273Setting the IP trap receivers273Viewing IP trap receivers274Modifying IP trap receivers274Deleting IP trap receivers274Security275Suggested Security Measures275Telnet Tiered Access – Two Password Levels275UPnP Support276Superuser configuration277Limited user configuration277Advanced Security Options279RADIUS server authentication280TACACS+ server authentication281Warning alerts282User access password285User menu differences286Main Menu286WAN Configuration screens287Connection Profiles288System Configuration menu289IP Setup menu289Utilities & Diagnostics menu290Statistics & Logs menu290Quick Menus292ATM Circuits Configuration menu292Telnet Access293About Filters and Filter Sets294What’s a filter and what’s a filter set?294How filter sets work294Filter priority295How individual filters work295A filtering rule296Parts of a filter296Port numbers296Port number comparisons297Other filter attributes297Putting the parts together297Filtering example #1298Filtering example #2299Design guidelines300Disadvantages of filters300An approach to using filters300Working with IP Filters and Filter Sets301Adding a filter set301Naming a new filter set302Adding filters to a filter set303Viewing filters305Modifying filters305Deleting filters306Moving filters306Deleting a filter set306A sample filter set306Possible modifications308Policy-based Routing using Filtersets309TOS field matching311Firewall Tutorial312General firewall terms312Basic IP packet components312Basic protocol types312Example TCP/UDP Ports313Firewall design rules313Firewall Logic313Binary representation314Logical AND function314Implied rules314Established connections315Example filter set screen315Filter basics315Example network316Example filters316Example 1316Example 2317Example 3317Example 4318Example 5318Configuration Management319Factory Default to a saved configuration321TFTP322Utilities and Diagnostics323Ping324Trace Route326Telnet Client327Factory Defaults328Transferring Configuration and Software Files with TFTP328Updating software329Downloading configuration files329Uploading configuration files330Restarting the System330Troubleshooting331Configuration Problems331Network problems332Problems communicating with remote IP hosts332Local routing problems332How to Reset the Router to Factory Defaults332Power Outages333Technical Support333Before contacting Motorola333Environment profile333How to reach us334Online product information334Index335Größe: 2,32 MBSeiten: 340Language: EnglishHandbuch öffnen
