Efficient Networks 5500 Series Firewall Snooze Control, DMZ Settings, DMZ Configuration Options

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SpeedStream Router User Guide

To select the firewall security level:

1.On the main menu, click Advanced Setup, then click Firewall, and then click Simple Setup.

The Firewall – Simple Setup & Control screen displays.

2.Select the level from the Select Firewall Level list.

3.To accept your selection, click Apply.

Firewall Snooze Control

The firewall supports a Snooze feature by which , the firewall can be made to temporarily “sleep,” or go into an Off state, for a specified period of time. The firewall will restore itself to its previous state after the specified time period elapses.

To disable Snooze and allow the firewall to become active:

1.Select Disable Snooze.

2.Click Apply.

To enable Snooze, temporarily disabling the firewall:

1.Select the Enable Snooze option.

2.Enter the number of minutes you Want the firewall disabled.

3.Click Apply to accept the settings.

To reset the Snooze time interval:

1.During the active Snooze time interval, select Reset the Snooze time interval to:

2.Enter the number of minutes you Want the firewall further disabled.

3.Click Apply to accept the settings.

DMZ Settings

The firewall supports virtual DMZ in single (LAN) port router models. (Virtual DMZ redirects traffic to a specified IP address rather than a physical port. Because this redirection is a logical application rather than physical, it is called “virtual DMZ.”) Using virtual DMZ, a single node on the LAN can be made “visible” to the WAN IP network. Any incoming network traffic not handled by port forwarding rules is automatically forwarded to an enabled DMZ node. Outbound traffic from the virtual DMZ node circumvents all firewall rules.

DMZ Configuration Options

Host Name Setting:

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Contents Router User Guide Software License General Provisions Contents Viewing Status Screens Iii List of Illustrations 51-57SpeedStream Router User Guide Introduction Hardware DescriptionFeatures and Benefits About the SpeedStream RouterGeneral Safety Guidelines Firewall SecuritySession Tracking Installing the Router Hardware InstallationBasic Installation Procedure Minimum System RequirementsInstalling Line Filters Recording System SettingsIn-Line Filter Connecting the Cables Wall-Mount FilterTwo-to-One Adapter Ethernet Installation Method USB Installation Method Configuring Computer Network Settings Windows 95 / 98 / METCP/IP Properties dialog box displays TCP/IP Properties dialog box, click the IP Address tab Windows NT Windows Double-clickNetwork and Dial-up ConnectionsWindows XP Getting Started Navigating the Web InterfaceLevel SnoozeScreen Navigation Elements IP Filter RulesLog Logging On to the Web Interface To log on to the Web interface for the first timeEntering the Network Password Logging On to a PPP SessionAccess Concentrator Service NameCustomizing Router Settings To specify the host configuration settingsClick Save Settings HostDhcp Configuration Options To specify the Dhcp configuration settings User Setup System Login To change the user name or passwordTime Client Configuration Options To configure the Time ClientTime Client Static RoutesTo access the NAT/NAPT Configuration screen To disable NAT and NaptTo enable NAT and specify a destination IP address NAT/NAPT ServerPort Forwarding Configuration Options To enable NaptPort Forwarding To edit an existing port forwarding configuration To delete an existing entryTo delete all entries in the table To add a port forwarding entryFirewall Firewall Security LevelsDMZ Settings DMZ Configuration OptionsFirewall Snooze Control To enable DMZ and specify an accessible computer To disable DMZ On the Firewall DMZ Configuration screen, click Disable DMZCustom IP Filter Rules Cloning a Rule DefinitionFirewall Simple Setup screen Custom IP Filter ConfigurationCreating Custom IP Filter Rules Fill in the following informationSelect a protocol to filter If TCP/UDP chosen in , select the desired rule optionsSpecify Source Port Operator options Specify Destination Port Operator optionsBackground Types of AttackADS Configuration Options To enable ADS Select Enable Attack DetectionTo save the new settings To filter, or drop, a packet typeRFC2684 Configuration Options To configure RFC2684 settingsRFC2684 Bridge Mode UPnP Configuration OptionsTo configure UPnP settings UPnP Universal Plug and PlayRIP Configuration Options To enable bridge modeRIP Routing Information Protocol To configure RIP settings LAN ServersSystem Log Reboot System Log Configuration OptionsTo configure the System Log Reset Firmware UpdateTo reset the router To update the router firmwareDiagnostics To cancel the resetClick Run Diagnostics at the bottom of the screen Viewing Status Screens System SummaryInterface Map Firewall LogTo display the Interface Map Interface Map Interface Map screen displaysTo update the display Status and Statistics ScreensATM/AAL Status/Statistics To display the System Log screenDSL Status/Statistics Ethernet Status/StatisticsUSB Status/Statistics RoutesTroubleshooting Basic Troubleshooting StepsInterpreting the LED Display Resolving Specific Issues Pwr LED Not LitContacting Technical Support Configuration Data Sheets Administrative User SetupAttack Detection System Firewall Custom IP Filter Configuration Firewall DMZ Firewall Level Firewall Snooze ControlPPP Login RIP Static RouteUPnP Technical Specifications Firewall Security Levels ProtocolNeed for Speed VNC Acronyms and Technical Concepts AcronymsRx Errors MAC addressOctet PPPoETechnical Concepts Dhcp Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Icsa 3.0a-compliancy PPP Point-to-Point Protocol Index Data Sheets See Configuration Data Sheets PPP Network TCP