MicroNet Technology SP3367A user manual DMZ Setting

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DMZ Setting

Go to Advanced Setup Æ NAT Æ DMZ to set DMZ parameters. If you have a local client PC that cannot run an Internet application properly behind the NAT firewall, you can open the client up to unrestricted two-way Internet access by defining a virtual DMZ Host.

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Contents MicronetR FCC Part CE Declaration of conformityFCC Part Page Contents Device Info System Log Adsl Statistics Chapter Overview IntroductionFeatures ADSL2/2+ ComplianceATM Protocols Security Bridge ModeRouter Mode Wireless FeaturesSystem Requirements Ethernet InterfaceHttp Web-Based Management Installation ChecklistContents description Front LEDs Rear Ports PowerHardware installation Pots Splitter Configuration Adsl over Pots Splitter Configuration1 Router connected through a Pots Splitter 3 Router Connected through a Isdn Splitter Isdn Splitter Configuration Adsl over IsdnConnection Determine connection settingsConnecting the Router to network Relative configuration on PCPage Page Access the Modem Router ConfigurationQuick Setup Page Page Page Interface Setup ATM VC ConfigurationInternet WAN Configuration Page Page Page Dynamic Routing Dhcp Relay LAN ConfigurationDNS Channel ID Wireless SettingsWireless Security Routing Table Advanced SetupStatic Routing NAT Setting DMZ Setting Virtual Server Adsl Firewall 1 ACL Access ManagementIP Filtering Snmp UPnP Ddns Administration MaintenanceTime Zone Firmware Update System Restart Diagnostic Device Info StatusWAN System Log Adsl Statistics Steps Corrective Action TroubleshootingCannot access the web management Steps Corrective Action Forget my login username and/or password Initialization of the Adsl connection failed Broadband Appendix a GlossaryAddress mask BridgeEncapsulation Dhcp Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolDownstream rate Dynamic IP AddressesInternet address Hop countHtml browser HttpPPPoE IP addressRouting table Remote serverRoute RouterTelnet SpoofingStatic IP Addresses SubnetVirtual Connection VC UNI signalingStraight-through vs. Crossover Cables LAN Connection Appendix B CablingService Name, Protocol and Port number Appendix C Service / Port