Nortel Networks NB5PLUS4/W manual AdvancedLAN Clients, Advanced LAN Isolation

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0x4

2

Maximize Reliability

0

Best Effort

2

0x6	3	mmc+mr	0	Best Effort	2
0x8	4	Maximize Throughput	2	Bulk	1
0xa	5	mmc+mt	2	Bulk	1
0xc	6	mr+mt	2	Bulk	1
0xe	7	mmc+mr+mt	2	Bulk	1
0x10	8	Minimize Delay	6	Interactive	0
0x12	9	mmc+md	6	Interactive	0
0x14	10	mr+md	6	Interactive	0
0x16	11	mmc+mr+md	6	Interactive	0
0x18	12	mt+md	4	Int. Bulk	1
0x1a	13	mmc+mt+md	4	Int. Bulk	1
0x1c	14	mr+mt+md	4	Int. Bulk	1
0x1e	15	mmc+mr+mt+md	4	Int. Bulk	1

The Default queue priority for non-mapped TOS values is Best Effort.

Advanced>LAN Clients

LAN Client names are a way of applying specific Port-forwarding and Access Con- trol rules to individual computers on the LAN. If DHCP is used, all DHCP clients are automatically assigned and are designated as a LAN client.

To add a LAN client, click Advanced>LAN Clients.

Option	Description
Select LAN Group:	Select the LAN group you would like to
	add a LAN client to.
Enter IP Address:	Enter the IP address of the LAN client to
	be added.
Hostname:	Enter the Hostname.
MAC Address:	Enter the MAC address of the new cli-
	ent. To find out the MAC address of the
	client, open a command prompt and
	execute an ipconfig/all command (Win-
	dows 2000/XP). Note, it is optional to
	add the MAC address of the device. The
	format to add the MAC address is xx:xx:
	xx:xx:xx:xx.
Apply:	Click Apply to save the changes.

Advanced > LAN Isolation

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Contents Page Contents YML754 Rev1 NB5Plus4/W User Guide To RJ-11 adapter Overview NB5Plus4/W Package Contents Minimum System Requirements Do I need a Micro filter? LED Indicators PPPAdsl USBBack Panel Ports USBRestoring Factory Defaults Admin and password adminDefault Settings Modem AccessField Setting Details LAN ManagementConnecting your NB5Plus4/W Connecting your NB5Plus4/W Adsl Modem via EthernetConnecting your NB5Plus4/W Adsl Modem via USB Installing the USB driver Windows 98/Me/2000/XP onlyNB5Plus4W Antenna Instructions Bend the antenna to a 90o angleConfiguring your NB5Plus4/W Click on Log EasyConfig page will be displayedTIP Computer Hardware Configuration Windows XP PCsWindows 2000 PCs Windows Me PCsWindows 95, 98 PCs Network Protocols list boxAdvanced Settings Setup SetupLAN Configuration InterfacesLAN Groups IP Address NetMaskLanGroup #3 Configuring LAN Groups IP Settings Renew button PPP IP AddressUse the followingg static IP address Server OnServices Ethernet SwitchWAN SetupNew Connection NameType SharingOptions Vlan IDPriority Bits MTU On Demand Enforce MTUDebug PPP UnnnumberedVPI VCIPCR SCRPPPoA Connection Setup Static Connection Setup EncapsulationMask DNSDhcp Connection Setup Bridge SettingsGateway Select LANClip Connection Setup ARP ServerWAN SetupModem T1413Gdmt GliteLogout Advanced AdvancedUPnP AdvancedSNTP Timeout Primary, Secondary Tertiary Sntp ServersPollingg Interval Retry CountQoS Setup Rules ConfigurationAdvancedIPQoS Traffic Queuing Configuration Queue PrioritiesConfiguration En-queuing PolicyDe-queuing Policy WRR Queue Scheduler for Medium and Low priority queuesTOS-to-Priority Mapping AdvancedLAN Clients Advanced LAN IsolationEnable/Disable Bridge Filtering Advanced Bridge FiltersCreate Bridge Filter Rules Edit or Delete Bridge Filter RulesDMZ Settings WAN ConnnectionAllow Incomingg Pingg LAN IPAdvanced Port Forwarding Creating Custom Rules ConnnectionSelect LAN group AddressApplication ProtocolSource IP Address Source NetmaskAdding Custom Rules to Applied Rules List Destination Port Start Destination Port EndDestination Port Map Advanced Access Control Advanced IP FiltersToolsSystem Commands ToolsToolsUser Management ToolsUpdate Firmware User will be required to login againToolsPing Test Logged into the modem for the numberAdvanced Multicast Hidden Bridge Filter RulesTo access Multicasting, click on AdvancedMulticast Configuring Static Routing Advanced Static RoutingEnable Password AdvancedDynamic RoutingEnable RIP DirectionAdvancedPort Forwarding Select ‘In’Select ‘Out’ Select ‘Both’More about Port Forwarding Well-know and registered Ports Easy Port Forwarding Applying Pre-Defined RulesStatus ToolsModem TestStatusNetwork Statistics Status Connection Status Status Dhcp Clients Status Modem StatusStatus Product Information As well as other information about the connectionAppendix a NB5Plus4W Wireless Features EasyConfigHelp Status System LogWireless Main Screen YML754 Rev1 NB5Plus4/W User Guide WirelessSetup Wireless Setup Field DescriptionsEnable AP Enables/disables the access point Service Set Identifier of the AP.Ssid Unique Ssid to your AP. The SsidEnables/disables the Hidden Ssid Hidden SsidWireless stations will communicate Extra layer of securityChannnel B/G Channel on which the AP4GHz, the default is Telecom Standardization InstitutionPractise to have your wireless network Channnel B/G cont’dChannel can be selected accord Ing to the band selection. It is goodNeighbouring wireless networks Mixed mode Both 11b and 11g11b only Mode Only 11b devices are Able to connect to the NB5Plus4W 11g only Mode Only 11g devices are Bles the 4x feature. This function is TIUser Isolation Save Your ChangesUser Isolation WirelessConfiguration Beacon PeriodDtim period Power Level RTS thresholdFragmentation Threshold Multi Domain CapabilityWirelessSecurity Video Blast SupportDestination Port NoneWirelessSecurityWEP 802.1xConnect to the NB5Plus4W Enable WEP Wireless Security Authentication TypeEncryption Key WEP CipherWireless Security Server IP AddressPort SecretWirelessSecurityWPA Group Key IntervalWirelessManagement WirelessManagementAccess ListWireless Management Associated Stations Wireless Management Multiple SsidCreate an Access List Appendix B Specification Log outEncapsulation Support Sntp NAT Application Level Gateway for Popular ApplicationsSecurity NB5Plus4/W User Guide YML754Rev1 Hardware PPP LEDRJ11 connector and cable Appendix C Cable ConnectionsAppendix D Glossary RJ-45 Network Ports10BASE-T 100BASE-TATM Dhcp Straight and crossover cable configuration Straight-Through CablingCross-Over Cabling Ponent in DSL is a digital signal. See also analog Domain Name System. The DNS maps domain namesInto IP addresses. DNS information is distributed hier Archically throughout the Internet among computersDSL FTPGGP GREHttp IcmpIgmp ISPNAT NICPots RIP SdnsTCP TCP/IPTftp TTLAppendix E Registering your NetComm Product WANWWW Appendix F Legal & Regulatory Information Contact InformationCustomer Information NetComm web site atProduct Warranty NB5Plus4/W User Guide YML754Rev1 108Limitations of Warranty NB5Plus4/W User Guide YML754Rev1 110 YML754 Rev1 NB5Plus4/W User Guide 111