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Multi DMZ

This feature allows each WAN port IP address to be associated with one (1) computer on your LAN. All outgoing traffic from that PC will be associated with that WAN port IP address. Any traffic sent to that IP address will be forwarded to the specified PC, allowing unrestricted 2-way communication between the "DMZ PC" and other Internet users or Servers.

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The "DMZ PC" is effectively outside the Firewall, making it more vulnerable to attacks. For this reason, you should only enable the DMZ feature when required

Figure 4-7: Multi DMZ

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Edimax Technology Edimax user guide Router manual 7 Multi DMZ

Contents

Load Balancing Router User’s Guide Page 6 QOS CONFIGURATION ………………………………………………………………………………….50 8 ADVANCED LAN CONFIGURATION ………………………………………………………………...595 SECURITY MANAGEMENT ……………………………………………………………………………..44 System Filter Exception………………………………………………………………………….……TCP/IP Settings General ProblemsInternet Access OperationInternet Features Shared Broadband Internet Access1 Introduction High-Performance Dual Modem SupportAccess Filter Multiple IP Address SupportSpecial Applications Virtual ServersOther Features 4-Port Switching HubEasy Setup Password - protected ConfigurationPackage Contents PowerPhysical Details Front PanelLED Action ConditionDefault Settings Reset ButtonDHCP Server is enabled User Name admin Rear PanelFigure 1-3 Windows TFTP utility 2 Basic Setup Procedure1 Configuring The Load Balancer for your LAN OverviewNo Response ? Figure 2-2 Home Screen Admin PasswordSettings - LAN & DHCP ConfigurationIP Address Subnet MaskDefault Gateway LAN Any IP SetupDHCP IP Address Range2. Installing The Load Balancer in your LAN Figure 2-4 Installation Diagram3. Configuring The Load Balancer for Internet Access Figure 2-5 Primary Setup ScreenSettings - Primary Setup ConnectionMode TypeOptional 4 Configure PCs on your LAN TCP/IP SettingsInternet Access 1. Select Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Internet OptionsAccessing AOL Macintosh ClientsLinux Clients Fixed IP AddressTo act as a DHCP Client recommended 2. Select Control Panel - Network3 Advanced Port Setup Port OptionsOverview Figure 3-1 Port OptionsSettings - Port Options Connection OptionsTransparent Bridge OptionLoad Balance Figure 3-2 Load BalanceSettings - Load Balance Load BalanceStatistics InterfaceSettings - Advanced PPPoE Advanced PPPoEWAN Port PPPoE SessionSettings - Advanced PPTP Advanced PPTPWAN Port WAN IP AccountHost IP Setup 4 Advanced ConfigurationOverview Settings - Host IP Setup Host Network IdentitySelect WAN Port/Select PPPoE session - If the setting above is Enable Host NetworkBinding Host & GroupConnecting to the Virtual Servers Virtual ServersSettings - Virtual Server EnableServer Type LAN IPSettings - Custom Virtual Servers Custom Virtual ServersSelect Custom Server Server ListButtons Custom Virtual ServerList Settings - Special Applications Just enter your data in the Special Application Configurationin the Special Application Configuration section Special Application ConfigurationUsing a Special Application on your PC Outgoing Port RangeIncoming Protocol Incoming Port RangeTo use the Dynamic DNS feature Dynamic DNSSettings - Dynamic DNS ServiceSettings Dynamic DNSMulti DMZ Figure 4-7 Multi DMZSettings - Multi DMZ Access GroupFor Static IP Public IP addressSettings - UPnP UPnPFigure 4-8 UPnP UPnP OptionFigure 4-9 NAT NAT Alias Settings - NATConfiguration Advanced Features Figure 4-10 Advanced FeaturesSettings - Advanced Features AccessRemote ExternalUsing Remote Web-based Setup SMTP Simple Mail Transport Protocol BindingProtocol Protocol and Port Binding5 Security Management URL FilterOverview Figure 5-1 URL FilterSettings - URL Filter Block InternetAccess Group AccessAccess Filter Settings - Access FilterFigure 5-2 Access Filter Setup Access GroupBlock Well-known portsUser-defined Ports to BlockSession Limit Figure 5-3 Session LimitSession Limit Sampling TimeSystem Filter Exception Figure 5-4 System Filter ExceptionFirewall Exception Foreign Port Range6 QoS Configuration QoS SetupData - QoS Setup of ServiceData - Policy Configuration Policy ConfigurationNetwork Admission Policy 7 Management Assistant SNMPOverview Figure 7-1 SNMPSettings - SNMP Email AlertInformation Trap TargetsSettings - Email Alert Enable/Disable Email Alert Email Alert Configuration EventSyslog Figure 7-3SyslogSyslog Configuration Syslog GlobalKeep Sent Messages Syslog ServerFigure 7-4 Admin Password Screen Admin Password ScreenFigure 7-5 Password Dialog Upgrade Firmware Figure 7-6 Firmware Upgrade Screen8 Advanced LAN Configuration Existing DHCP ServerRouting OverviewSettings - Routing DynamicRouting Entry IndexConfiguring Other Routers on your LAN Static Routing - ExampleFor The Load Balancer Gateways Routing Table GatewayFor Router Bs Default Route For Router As Default RouteEntry 2 Segment 9 Operation and Status OperationSystem Status Figure 9-1 System StatusData - System Status DeviceInformation InformationFigure 9-2 Restore Factory Defaults Restore Factory DefaultsButtons WAN Status Data - System StatusStatistics InterfaceNAT Timeouts NAT StatusData - NAT Status LAN IP InfoErrors TCP ProsperityNAT Traffic NAT ConnectionsSpecifications Appendix AFCC Statement CE Marking WarningWindows TCP/IP Setup Overview TCP/IP SettingsChecking TCP/IP Settings - Windows 9x/ME Appendix BUsing DHCP Using Specify an IP AddressFigure B-2 IP Address Win Figure B-3 Gateway Tab Win 95/98Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows 1. Select Control Panel - Network and Dial-up ConnectionUsing DHCP Using a fixed IP Address Use the following IP AddressFigure B-6 TCP/IP Properties Win Checking TCP/IP Settings - Windows XP Figure B-7 Network Configuration Windows XPUsing a fixed IP Address Use the following IP Address Using DHCPFigure B-8 TCP/IP Properties Windows XP Troubleshooting General ProblemsInternet Access ProblemSolution