3e Technologies International Inc. 527A3 User Manual

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3e–527A3 Wireless Access Point – 8 Port 
 
 
Chapter 4: Gateway Configuration
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It is recommend that IP addresses of virtual server computers hosted 
on the Private Network be manually (statically) assigned to coincide with 
a static server mapping to that specific IP address. Virtual servers should 
not rely on the dynamic IP assignment of the DHCP server function 
which could create unmapped IP address assignments.
Protocol 
– Selection of either UDPTCP, or Both (TCP and UDP) al-
lows these specified network protocols to pass through during the TCP 
port communication with each virtual server IP address.
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
Click the entry on the left hand navigation panel for Firewall — 
DMZ
.
The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) host allows one computer on the 
Private Network to be totally exposed to the wired network or Internet 
for unrestricted two-way communication. This configuration is typically 
used when a computer is operating a proprietary client software or 2-way 
communication such as video-teleconferencing, where multiple TCP port 
assignments are required for communication. To assign a PC the DMZ 
host status, fill in the Private IP address which is identified as the exposed 
host and click the Apply button. However, any Internet user who knows 
the WAN IP address of the gateway can connect to the DMZ host since 
the firewall feature is disabled for this device, causing a potential security 
risk to data residing on that host. 
Again, it is recommended that IP addresses of DMZ host computers 
on the Private Network be manually (statically) assigned to coincide with 
a static DMZ host mapping to that specific IP address. DMZ hosts should 
not rely on the dynamic IP assignment of DHCP server function which 
could create incorrectly mapped IP address assignments to non-DMZ 
hosts.