Security Settings | LevelOne FBr-1415TX guide

4.6 Security Settings

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LevelOne FBr-1415TX user manual Security Settings

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LevelOne Copyright Specification is subject to change without noticeTrademarks FCC Interference Statement Table of Contents Appendix a TCP/IP Configuration for Windows 95/98 Functions and Features DMZ Host supported SPI Mode SupportedStatistics of WAN Supported Packet filter supported Upnp Universal Plug and PlaySupported Packing ListSchedule Rule supported Function Color Status Description Panel LayoutFront Panel Port Rear PanelPort Description Procedure for Hardware Installation Ping Make Correct Network Settings of Your Computer Install the Software into Your Computers Page Configuring Broadband Router Start-up and Log Status Wizard Page Press Change Basic Setting Primary Setup WAN Type, Virtual Computers Dynamic IP Address Static IP Address 1.6 L2TP PPP over EthernetPptp Virtual Computers Dhcp Server Press More Change Password Forwarding Rules Virtual Server Special AP Non-standard FTP port Miscellaneous ItemsIP Address of DMZ Host Security Settings Packet Filter Example Inbound Filter Example Filter field Outbound FilterPage Domain Filter Example URL Blocking URL Blocking EnablePage Control table MAC Address Control IP Address MAC Address Administrator Time-out Remote Administrator Host/PortSPI Mode Discard Ping from WAN side VPN PPTP/IPSec Pass-Through DoS Attack Detection Advanced Settings System Time System Log Mail Alert EnableIP Address for Syslog Server Smtp Server IP/Port Mail Subject Dynamic DNS Example Enable Snmp Snmp SettingGet Community Set Community Example RIP Routing Table Example Press Add New Rule Schedule Rule After configure Rule 1à Delete Schedule EnableEdit Page System Log Toolbox Firmware Upgrade Reboot Backup SettingReset to default Domain Name or IP address for Ping Test Miscellaneous Items MAC Address for Wake-on-LAN PrinterServer Configuring on Windows 95/98 PlatformsPage Page Configuring on Windows NT Platforms Configuring on Windows 2000 and XP Platforms Page Page Page Apply your settings Configuring on Unix-like based Platforms Page Page Page Command Mode Configuring on Apple PC Page Install TCP/IP Protocol into Your PC AppendixA TCP/IPConfiguration forWindows 95/98Page Set TCP/IP Protocol for Working with NAT Router Don’t input any value in the Gateway tab Page Page Restore directly when the router power on Reset to factory Default