EE Brightbox Manuel D’Utilisation
EE Bright Box User Manual
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> Address Mapping
This page contains an Address Mapping table that
allows LAN IP addresses ranges to be mapped to
particular Internet IP addresses in order to isolate
internal networks.
EE does not currently support this feature.
allows LAN IP addresses ranges to be mapped to
particular Internet IP addresses in order to isolate
internal networks.
EE does not currently support this feature.
> Port Forwarding
This page allows you to configure the Port
Forwarding (sometimes known as Port Mapping)
feature on the router so that remote users accessing
local services such as a Web or FTP server can be
automatically redirected to the correct local IP
address. Up to 20 Port Forwarding entries can be
created on this page.
Forwarding (sometimes known as Port Mapping)
feature on the router so that remote users accessing
local services such as a Web or FTP server can be
automatically redirected to the correct local IP
address. Up to 20 Port Forwarding entries can be
created on this page.
> Port Triggers
This page allows you to configure Port Trigger
services so that applications requiring multiple
connections can open the correct ports for inbound
traffic when the application calls on a specific
‘trigger port’. Up to 10 Port Triggering entries can be
created on this page.
services so that applications requiring multiple
connections can open the correct ports for inbound
traffic when the application calls on a specific
‘trigger port’. Up to 10 Port Triggering entries can be
created on this page.
> NAT mapping table
This page contains a table that displays a list of the
current port forwarding mappings.
current port forwarding mappings.
Firewall
The Bright Box firewall features (Access Control,
MAC Filter, URL Blocking, Schedule Rule, Intrusion
Detection, DMZ) can be disabled and enabled from
this page.
MAC Filter, URL Blocking, Schedule Rule, Intrusion
Detection, DMZ) can be disabled and enabled from
this page.
> Access Control
This page contains settings to allow you to define
individual traffic types permitted or not permitted
from the Internet to devices on your local network.
The overall access control feature can also be
disabled or enabled from this page. Up to 10 device
access control rules can be created.
individual traffic types permitted or not permitted
from the Internet to devices on your local network.
The overall access control feature can also be
disabled or enabled from this page. Up to 10 device
access control rules can be created.
> MAC Filter
MAC Filters (also known as MAC Address Controls)
can be configured from this page for up to 32
devices. When a MAC filter is configure, only those
devices listed in the table can access your network.
can be configured from this page for up to 32
devices. When a MAC filter is configure, only those
devices listed in the table can access your network.
> URL Blocking
You can block access to individual web sites by URL
or keyword on this page. Please note that an Access
Control filter with ‘WWW with URL Blocking’ must be
created for a particular device in order for URL
Blocking to occur.
or keyword on this page. Please note that an Access
Control filter with ‘WWW with URL Blocking’ must be
created for a particular device in order for URL
Blocking to occur.
> Schedule Rule
This page allows configuration of Schedule Rules for
Access Control filters. You can configure rules to
apply for certain days and times and then associate
the rule with a particular Access Control in the
Access Control page.
Access Control filters. You can configure rules to
apply for certain days and times and then associate
the rule with a particular Access Control in the
Access Control page.
> Intrusion Detection
This page allows the configuration of the Stateful
Packet Inspection (SPI) element of the router
firewall which is enabled by default. The SPI and
Anti-DoS protection can be disabled or enabled on
this page as can individual SPI settings. The page
also allows you to configure the ‘Discard Ping to
WAN Interface’ option.
Packet Inspection (SPI) element of the router
firewall which is enabled by default. The SPI and
Anti-DoS protection can be disabled or enabled on
this page as can individual SPI settings. The page
also allows you to configure the ‘Discard Ping to
WAN Interface’ option.
> DMZ
If you have a local client device that cannot run an