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Manual Do Utilizador

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Contents
3
Introduction
5
Making the Physical Connections
7
Connecting to Your Local Area Network
13
- Readying Computers on Your Local Network
  13
- Connecting to an Ethernet Network
  14
Sharing the Connection
15
Telnet-Based Management
19
- Connecting through a Telnet Session
  20
  - Configuring Telnet software
    20
- Navigating through the Telnet Screens
  21
Easy Setup
23
- Easy Setup Telnet Screens
  23
  - Accessing the Easy Setup Telnet screens
    23
- Quick Easy Setup Connection Path
  24
Technical Specifications and Safety Information
31
- Description
  31
  - Power requirements
    31
  - Environment
    31
  - Software and protocols
    31
- Agency approvals
  31
  - Regulatory notices
    32
- Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformance
  32
- Important Safety Instructions
  34
- 47CFR Part 68 Information
  35
  - FCC Requirements
    35
  - FCC Statements
    35
- Electrical Safety Advisory
  36

Manual Do Utilizador

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Contents
3
Introduction
11
WAN Configuration
17
System Configuration
45
Multiple Network Address Translation
85
- Overview
  85
  - Features
    86
    - Port Address Translation
      86
    - Server lists
      86
    - Static mapping
      86
    - Dynamic mapping
      87
    - Complex maps
      89
  - Supported traffic
    89
  - Support for AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) File Transfer
    89
  - Support for Yahoo Messenger
    90
- MultiNAT Configuration
  90
- Adding Server Lists
  99
  - Modifying server lists
    102
  - Deleting a server
    104
- Binding Map Lists and Server Lists
  106
  - IP profile parameters
    106
  - IP Parameters (WAN Default Profile)
    108
- NAT Associations
  110
- IP Passthrough
  112
  - First Come First Serve Mode
    114
  - A restriction
    115
- MultiNAT Configuration Example
  116
  - Notes on the example
    119
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
121
- Overview
  121
  - Summary
    123
- About PPTP Tunnels
  124
  - PPTP configuration
    124
- About IPsec Tunnels
  127
- About L2TP Tunnels
  128
  - L2TP configuration
    128
- About GRE Tunnels
  131
  - VPN force-all
    134
- About ATMP Tunnels
  135
  - ATMP configuration
    135
- Encryption Support
  137
  - MS-CHAP V2 and 128-bit strong encryption
    138
- ATMP/PPTP Default Profile
  138
- VPN QuickView
  140
- Dial-Up Networking for VPN
  141
- Allowing VPNs through a Firewall
  145
  - PPTP example
    146
  - ATMP example
    149
- Windows Networking Broadcasts
  152
  - Example:
    152
Internet Key Exchange (IKE) IPsec Key Management for VPNs
155
- Overview
  155
- Internet Key Exchange (IKE) Configuration
  156
  - Adding an IKE Phase 1 Profile
    158
  - Changing an IKE Phase 1 Profile
    163
- Key Management
  165
  - Advanced IPsec Options
    167
    - Enhanced Dead Peer Detection
      168
    - Multiple Network IPsec
      170
- IPsec WAN Configuration Screens
  174
- IPsec Manual Key Entry
  175
  - VPN Quickview
    176
  - WAN Event History Error Reporting
    177
IP Setup
179
- IP Setup
  180
  - IP subnets
    182
  - Static routes
    184
    - Viewing static routes
      185
    - Adding a static route
      186
    - Modifying a static route
      187
    - Deleting a static route
      187
    - Rules of static route installation
      187
- RIP Options
  188
  - Overview
    188
    - Key management
      188
  - Authentication configuration
    188
    - Adding a key
      191
    - Changing or deleting a key
      192
  - Connection Profiles and Default Profile
    193
    - Power interruptions
      194
- IP Address Serving
  195
  - IP Address Pools
    198
  - DHCP NetBIOS Options
    199
- More Address Serving Options
  201
  - Configuring the IP Address Server options
    202
- DHCP Relay Agent
  206
- Connection Profiles
  208
- Multicast Forwarding
  211
  - Virtual Router Redundancy (VRRP)
    213
    - Changing or Deleting a Virtual Router
      216
  - Additional LANs
    217
    - Editing or Deleting ALANs
      219
Line Backup
221
- Configuring Backup
  221
- Connection Profiles
  222
  - IP Setup
    227
- WAN Configuration
  228
  - Backup Configuration screen
    230
- Using Scheduled Connections with Backup
  232
- Backup Default Gateway
  234
  - Backup Configuration screen
    234
  - IP Setup screen
    236
- Backup Management/Statistics
  237
- QuickView
  238
Monitoring Tools
239
- Quick View Status Overview
  239
  - General status
    240
  - Current status
    240
  - Status lights
    241
- Statistics & Logs
  241
- Event Histories
  242
  - WAN Event History
    242
  - Device Event History
    243
- IP Routing Table
  244
- General Statistics
  244
  - Physical Interface
    245
  - Network Interface
    245
- System Information
  246
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  247
  - The SNMP Setup screen
    247
    - Community strings
      248
  - SNMP traps
    249
    - Setting the IP trap receivers
      250
    - Viewing IP trap receivers
      251
    - Modifying IP trap receivers
      251
    - Deleting IP trap receivers
      251
Security
253
- Suggested Security Measures
  253
- Telnet Tiered Access – Two Password Levels
  254
  - UPnP Support
    254
  - Superuser configuration
    255
  - Limited user configuration
    256
- Advanced Security Options
  258
  - RADIUS server authentication
    259
  - TACACS+ server authentication
    260
  - Warning alerts
    262
  - User access password
    264
  - User menu differences
    265
    - Main Menu
      265
    - WAN Configuration screens
      266
    - Connection Profiles
      267
    - System Configuration menu
      268
    - IP Setup menu
      268
    - Utilities & Diagnostics menu
      269
    - Statistics & Logs menu
      269
    - Quick Menus
      270
    - ATM Circuits Configuration menu
      270
- Telnet Access
  271
- About Filters and Filter Sets
  272
  - What’s a filter and what’s a filter set?
    272
  - How filter sets work
    272
    - Filter priority
      273
  - How individual filters work
    273
    - A filtering rule
      274
    - Parts of a filter
      274
    - Port numbers
      274
    - Port number comparisons
      275
    - Other filter attributes
      275
    - Putting the parts together
      276
    - Filtering example #1
      277
    - Filtering example #2
      277
  - Design guidelines
    278
    - Disadvantages of filters
      278
    - An approach to using filters
      278
- Working with IP Filters and Filter Sets
  279
  - Adding a filter set
    280
    - Naming a new filter set
      280
    - Adding filters to a filter set
      281
    - Viewing filters
      283
    - Modifying filters
      283
    - Deleting filters
      284
    - Moving filters
      284
  - Deleting a filter set
    284
  - A sample filter set
    284
    - Possible modifications
      286
- Policy-based Routing using Filtersets
  287
  - TOS field matching
    288
- Firewall Tutorial
  290
  - General firewall terms
    290
  - Basic IP packet components
    290
  - Basic protocol types
    290
    - Example TCP/UDP Ports
      291
  - Firewall design rules
    291
    - Firewall Logic
      291
    - Binary representation
      292
    - Logical AND function
      292
    - Implied rules
      292
    - Established connections
      293
    - Example filter set screen
      293
  - Filter basics
    293
    - Example network
      294
  - Example filters
    294
    - Example 1
      294
    - Example 2
      295
    - Example 3
      295
    - Example 4
      296
    - Example 5
      296
- Configuration Management
  297
  - Factory Default to a saved configuration
    299
  - TFTP
    300
Utilities and Diagnostics
301
- Ping
  302
- Trace Route
  304
- Telnet Client
  305
- Factory Defaults
  306
- Transferring Configuration and Firmware Files with TFTP
  306
  - Updating firmware
    307
  - Downloading configuration files
    307
  - Uploading configuration files
    308
- Restarting the System
  308
Troubleshooting
309
- Configuration Problems
  309
  - Network problems
    310
    - Problems communicating with remote IP hosts
      310
    - Local routing problems
      310
- How to Reset the Router to Factory Defaults
  311
- Power Outages
  311
- Technical Support
  311
  - Before contacting Netopia
    312
  - Environment profile
    312
  - How to reach us
    312
    - Online product information
      312
Index
313

Guia Do Utilizador

Tamanho:

2 MB
Páginas:

318
Language:

English

Guia Do Utilizador

índice analítico

Contents
3
Introduction
11
WAN Configuration
17
System Configuration
45
Multiple Network Address Translation
97
- Overview
  97
  - Features
    98
    - Port Address Translation
      98
    - Server lists
      98
    - Static mapping
      98
    - Dynamic mapping
      99
    - Complex maps
      101
  - Supported traffic
    101
  - Support for AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) File Transfer
    101
  - Support for Yahoo Messenger
    102
- MultiNAT Configuration
  102
  - Easy Setup Profile configuration
    102
  - Server Lists and Dynamic NAT configuration
    103
  - System Configuration
    103
    - NAT rules
      105
  - Modifying map lists
    108
- Adding Server Lists
  111
  - Modifying server lists
    114
  - Deleting a server
    116
- Binding Map Lists and Server Lists
  118
  - IP profile parameters
    118
  - IP Parameters (WAN Default Profile)
    120
- NAT Associations
  122
- IP Passthrough
  124
  - First Come First Serve Mode
    126
  - A restriction
    127
- MultiNAT Configuration Example
  128
  - Notes on the example
    131
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
133
- Overview
  133
  - Summary
    135
- About PPTP Tunnels
  136
  - PPTP configuration
    136
- About IPsec Tunnels
  139
- About L2TP Tunnels
  140
  - L2TP configuration
    140
- About GRE Tunnels
  143
  - VPN force-all
    146
- About ATMP Tunnels
  147
  - ATMP configuration
    147
- Encryption Support
  149
  - MS-CHAP V2 and 128-bit strong encryption
    150
- ATMP/PPTP Default Profile
  150
- VPN QuickView
  152
- Dial-Up Networking for VPN
  153
- Allowing VPNs through a Firewall
  157
  - PPTP example
    157
  - ATMP example
    160
- Windows Networking Broadcasts
  164
  - Example:
    164
Internet Key Exchange (IKE) IPsec Key Management for VPNs
167
- Overview
  167
- Internet Key Exchange (IKE) Configuration
  168
  - Adding an IKE Phase 1 Profile
    170
    - Advanced IKE Phase 1 Options
      173
  - Changing an IKE Phase 1 Profile
    175
- Key Management
  177
  - Advanced IPsec Options
    180
    - Enhanced Dead Peer Detection
      181
    - Multiple Network IPsec
      182
- IPsec WAN Configuration Screens
  187
- IPsec Manual Key Entry
  188
  - VPN Quickview
    189
  - WAN Event History Error Reporting
    190
IP Setup
193
- IP Setup
  194
  - IP subnets
    196
  - Static routes
    198
    - Viewing static routes
      199
    - Adding a static route
      200
    - Modifying a static route
      201
    - Deleting a static route
      201
    - Rules of static route installation
      201
- RIP Options
  202
  - Overview
    202
    - Key management
      202
  - Authentication configuration
    202
    - Adding a key
      205
    - Changing or deleting a key
      206
  - Connection Profiles and Default Profile
    208
    - Power interruptions
      209
- IP Address Serving
  209
  - IP Address Pools
    212
  - DHCP NetBIOS Options
    213
- More Address Serving Options
  215
  - Configuring the IP Address Server options
    216
- DHCP Relay Agent
  220
- Connection Profiles
  222
- Multicast Forwarding
  225
  - Virtual Router Redundancy (VRRP)
    226
    - Changing or Deleting a Virtual Router
      229
  - Additional LANs
    229
    - Editing or Deleting ALANs
      232
Line Backup
233
- Configuring Backup
  233
- Connection Profiles
  234
  - IP Setup
    239
- WAN Configuration
  240
  - Backup Configuration screen
    241
- Using Scheduled Connections with Backup
  244
- Backup Default Gateway
  246
  - Backup Configuration screen
    246
  - IP Setup screen
    248
- Backup Management/Statistics
  249
- QuickView
  250
Monitoring Tools
251
- Quick View Status Overview
  251
  - General status
    252
  - Current status
    252
  - Status lights
    253
- Statistics & Logs
  253
- Event Histories
  254
  - WAN Event History
    254
  - Device Event History
    255
- IP Routing Table
  256
- General Statistics
  256
  - Physical Interface
    257
  - Network Interface
    257
- System Information
  258
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  259
  - The SNMP Setup screen
    259
    - Community strings
      260
  - SNMP traps
    261
    - Setting the IP trap receivers
      262
    - Viewing IP trap receivers
      263
    - Modifying IP trap receivers
      263
    - Deleting IP trap receivers
      263
Security
265
- Suggested Security Measures
  265
- Telnet Tiered Access – Two Password Levels
  266
  - UPnP Support
    266
  - Superuser configuration
    267
  - Limited user configuration
    268
- Advanced Security Options
  270
  - RADIUS server authentication
    271
  - TACACS+ server authentication
    272
  - Warning alerts
    273
  - User access password
    276
  - User menu differences
    277
    - Main Menu
      277
    - WAN Configuration screens
      278
    - Connection Profiles
      279
    - System Configuration menu
      280
    - IP Setup menu
      280
    - Utilities & Diagnostics menu
      281
    - Statistics & Logs menu
      281
    - Quick Menus
      283
    - ATM Circuits Configuration menu
      283
- Telnet Access
  284
- About Filters and Filter Sets
  285
  - What’s a filter and what’s a filter set?
    285
  - How filter sets work
    285
    - Filter priority
      286
  - How individual filters work
    286
    - A filtering rule
      287
    - Parts of a filter
      287
    - Port numbers
      287
    - Port number comparisons
      288
    - Other filter attributes
      288
    - Putting the parts together
      289
    - Filtering example #1
      290
    - Filtering example #2
      290
  - Design guidelines
    291
    - Disadvantages of filters
      291
    - An approach to using filters
      291
- Working with IP Filters and Filter Sets
  292
  - Adding a filter set
    293
    - Naming a new filter set
      293
    - Adding filters to a filter set
      294
    - Viewing filters
      296
    - Modifying filters
      296
    - Deleting filters
      297
    - Moving filters
      297
  - Deleting a filter set
    297
  - A sample filter set
    297
    - Possible modifications
      299
- Policy-based Routing using Filtersets
  300
  - TOS field matching
    301
- Firewall Tutorial
  303
  - General firewall terms
    303
  - Basic IP packet components
    303
  - Basic protocol types
    303
    - Example TCP/UDP Ports
      304
  - Firewall design rules
    304
    - Firewall Logic
      304
    - Binary representation
      305
    - Logical AND function
      305
    - Implied rules
      305
    - Established connections
      306
    - Example filter set screen
      306
  - Filter basics
    306
    - Example network
      307
  - Example filters
    307
    - Example 1
      307
    - Example 2
      308
    - Example 3
      308
    - Example 4
      309
    - Example 5
      309
- Configuration Management
  310
  - Factory Default to a saved configuration
    312
  - TFTP
    313
Utilities and Diagnostics
315
- Ping
  316
- Trace Route
  318
- Telnet Client
  319
- Factory Defaults
  320
- Transferring Configuration and Firmware Files with TFTP
  320
  - Updating firmware
    321
  - Downloading configuration files
    321
  - Uploading configuration files
    322
- Restarting the System
  322
Troubleshooting
325
- Configuration Problems
  325
  - Network problems
    326
    - Problems communicating with remote IP hosts
      326
    - Local routing problems
      326
- How to Reset the Router to Factory Defaults
  327
- Power Outages
  327
- Technical Support
  327
  - Before contacting Netopia
    328
  - Environment profile
    328
  - How to reach us
    328
    - Online product information
      328
Index
329

Guia Do Utilizador

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2 MB
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334
Language:

English

Guia De Especificação

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