WAN IP Interfaces, IP Gateway, Other WAN Options | Netopia 2200

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WAN IP Interfaces

Your IP interfaces are listed. Click on an interface to conﬁgure it.

IP Gateway

Enable Gateway: You can conﬁgure the Gateway to send packets to a default gateway if it does not know how to reach the destination host.

Interface Type: If you have PPPoE enabled, you can specify that packets destined for unknown hosts will be sent to the gateway being used by the remote PPP peer. If you select ip-address, you must enter the IP address of a host on a local or remote network to receive the trafﬁc.

Default Gateway: The IP Address of the default gateway.

Other WAN Options

PPPoE: You can enable or disable PPPoE. This link also allows conﬁguration of NAT, admin restrictions, PPPoE username/password, and connection type.

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Netopia 2200 manual WAN IP Interfaces, IP Gateway, Other WAN Options

Contents

Netopia Software User Guide Copyright Table of Contents Expert Mode Security 146 Basic Troubleshooting Command Line Interface 221 Table of Contents Glossary Overview of Major Capabilities Index Introduction What’s New About Netopia Documentation Intended Audience Command Line Interface Documentation ConventionsGeneral Internal Web Interface Bold terminal type User-entered text face Organization Word About Example ScreensPage Basic Mode Setup Important Safety Instructions Power Supply Installation Bewahren Sie diese Anweisungen auf Wichtige SicherheitshinweiseAchtung Setting up the Netopia Gateway Microsoft Windows Then go to Step Macintosh MacOS 8 or higher or Mac OS Proceed to Conﬁguring the Netopia Gateway on Conﬁguring the Netopia Gateway MiAVo Vdsl and Ethernet WAN models Quickstart Click the Connect to the Internet button PPPoE Quickstart Configuring the Netopia Gateway Netopia Gateway Status Indicator Lights Home Page Basic Mode DNS Link Manage My Account Link Status Details Link Enable Remote Management Link Expert Mode Link Update Firmware Link Factory Reset Accessing the Expert Web Interface Open the Web ConnectionPage Home Page Expert Mode Field Status and/or Description Home Page InformationSummary Information Dhcp Link Breadcrumb Trail ToolbarNavigating the Web Interface Restart Button Restart Link Alert Symbol Help Button Help Link Quickstart ConﬁgureButton Conﬁgure Click Connect to the Internet Link LAN Configure Page Wireless supported models Privacy Configure Page Advanced Page About Closed System Mode Page Examples WPA Version Allowed Multiple SSIDs Wireless MAC Authorization Page Configure Use Radius Server Advanced Network Conﬁguration page appears Other WAN Options WAN IP InterfacesIP Gateway Available Encapsulation types Available Multiplexing types Sustained Cell Rate SCR Class Transmit Priority Comments Link Advanced Link IP Static Routes IP Static Route Entry page appearsPage Link IP Static ARP Link Pinholes TCP Tips for making Pinhole Entries Gateway Pinhole Conﬁguration Procedure. Use the following steps Page Configure Link IPMaps Ple static IPMaps Block Diagram Netopia Gateway WAN Interface LAN Interface192.168.1.1 192.168.1.2 Link Default Server Internet Gateway NAT LAN STN #2 Configure Page Link Differentiated Services Page QoS Setting TOS Bit Value Behavior Link DNS Link Dhcp Server Configure Link Radius Server Link Snmp Page Link Igmp Internet Group Management Protocol Page Configure Link UPnP 100 Link LAN Management 101 Link Advanced Ethernet Bridge 102 Conﬁguring for Bridge Mode 103 Enable Concurrent Bridging/Routing checkbox 104 105 Link Vlan 106 107 Vlan Port Conﬁguration screen appears Enable Multiple Wireless IDs on108 109 110 Link Syslog Parameters 111 112 Administration Related Log Messages Log Event Messages113 System Log Messages DSL Log Messages most common Access-related Log Messages114 115 Mented packet 116 Link Internal ServersLink Software Hosting 117 List of Supported Games and Software 118 FTP Rename a UserPC 119 Link Clear Options 120 Link Time Zone 121 122 SecurityButton Security Link Passwords 123 124 Conﬁguring for a BreakWater Setting Link Firewall125 Use a Netopia Firewall 126 Basic Firewall Background 127Tips for making your BreakWater Basic Firewall Selection BreakWater Setting ClearSailing SilentRunning LANdLocked 128 129 Link IPSec 130 SafeHarbour IPSec VPN 131 132 Conﬁguring a SafeHarbour VPN IPSec Tunnel Details Parameter Setup Worksheet 133 134 Parameter Descriptions on page 136 as required 135 Make the Tunnel Details entries Field Description 136Parameter Descriptions 137 PAT Address 138 Soft MBytes 139 140 Stateful Inspection Firewall installation procedureLink Stateful Inspection Exposed Addresses 141 142 143 Stateful Inspection Options 144 Port Protocol Description LAN Private WAN Public Interface Open Ports in Default Stateful Inspection Installation145 Firewall Tutorial General ﬁrewall termsBasic IP packet components 146 Basic protocol types 147 Example TCP/UDP Ports TCP Port Service Firewall design rules148 Firewall Logic 149 Implied rules 150 Example ﬁlter set Filter basics 151What it means Example network Example Example ﬁlters152 153 Link Packet Filter 154 155 What’s a ﬁlter and what’s a ﬁlter set?How ﬁlter sets work Filter priority How individual ﬁlters work156 Parts of a ﬁlter 157ﬁltering rule Port number comparisons 158Port numbers Putting the parts together 159Other ﬁlter attributes 160 Filtering example #1 161 162 Filtering example #2 163 An approach to using ﬁltersDesign guidelines 164 Working with IP Filters and Filter SetsAdding a ﬁlter set Adding ﬁlters to a ﬁlter set 165 166 Netopia Router 167 168 Enter the Source Mask for the source IP address 169 Viewing ﬁlters Deleting a ﬁlter set 170Modifying ﬁlters Deleting ﬁlters Associating a Filter Set with an Interface 171 172 173 Policy-based Routing using FiltersetsTOS ﬁeld matching 174 175 176 Using the Security Monitoring LogLink Security Log 177 178 Timestamp Background 179 InstallButton Install Link Install Software 180 181 Required FilesNetopia ﬁrmware Image File Click the Install Software button 182 183 Verify the Netopia Firmware Release Link Install Keys Use Netopia Software Feature KeysObtaining Software Feature Keys Procedure Install a New Feature Key File 185 To check your installed features 186 187 Link Install Certiﬁcate 188 189 190 Basic Troubleshooting 191 Status Indicator Lights 192Action Ethernet 193 Ethernet 1, 2, 3 Wireless 194 195 DSL Sync 196 197 Special patterns 198 LAN 1, 2, 3 199 DSL Sync Front View 200 LED Function Summary Matrix 201 202 EN Link UnlitActive Link Factory Reset Switch 203 3397GP 2247NWG3347W/3357W 2240N Advanced Troubleshooting 205 Home 206 207 Status of Connection 208 Expert ModeButton Troubleshoot Link System Status 209 Link Ports Ethernet 210 Link Ports DSL 211 Link IP Interfaces 212 Link DSL Circuit Conﬁguration 213 Link System Log Entire 214 Link Diagnostics 215 Link Network Tools 216 217 218 If Ping is not successful, possible causes are 219 220 Command Line Interface 221 Overview 222 Keywords Command Verbs Status and/or Description223 Starting and Ending a CLI Session LoggingEnding a CLI Session 224 Using the CLI Help Facility About Shell CommandsSaving Settings Shell Command Shortcuts Shell Commands Common Commands Diagnose Download serveraddress ﬁlename conﬁrmDownload -cert serveraddress ﬁlename conﬁrm 227 Install serveraddress ﬁlename conﬁrm License keyLoglevel level 228 229 NetstatNetstat -r Reset arp Reset atmReset crash Reset dhcp server Reset ipmap Reset logReset security-log Reset wan-users all ip-address Show features Show conﬁgShow crash Show dhcp agent Show ip igmp Show ip interfacesShow ip ipsec Show ip ﬁrewall Show wireless all Show wireless clients MACaddressShow log Show memory all Upload serveraddress ﬁlename conﬁrm View conﬁgWho 235 WAN Commands Navigating the Config Hierarchy About Config CommandsConfig Mode Prompt Netopia-3000/9437188 top quit 238 Entering Commands in Config Mode Set ip ethernet a ipaddressSet ip ethernet a 239 Guidelines Config Commands Displaying Current Gateway SettingsStep Mode a CLI Conﬁguration Technique 240 Validating Your Conﬁguration 241 Config Commands DSL Commands Set atm vcc n qos sustained-cell-rate 1 ...n Set atm vcc n qos max-burst-size 1 ...nSet atm vcc n vpi 0 Set atm vcc n vci 0 Bridging Settings Set atm vccn pppoe-sessions 1Set bridge sys-bridge on off Set bridge concurrent-bridging-routing on off Set bridge table-timeout 30 Dhcp SettingsSet bridge ethernet option on off Set bridge dsl vccn option on off Set dhcp start-address ipaddress Set dhcp end-address ipaddressSet dhcp lease-time lease-time Set dhcp server-address ipaddress DMT Settings Set dmt wiringMode auto tipring AA1Set dmt metallic-termination auto disabled alwayson Set dmt autoConﬁg off on Domain Name System Settings Set dns proxy-enableSet dns domain-name domain-name Set dns primary-address ipaddress Igmp Settings Set igmp snooping off onSet igmp robustness value Set igmp query-intvl value IP Settings Set ip arp-timeout 60Set ip option on off Set ip dsl vccn address ipaddress Set ip dsl vccn restriction admin-disabled none Set ip dsl vccn netmask netmaskSet ip dsl vccn addr-mapping on off Set ip dsl vccn rip-send off v1 v2 v1-compat v2-MD5 Set ip dsl vccn rip-receive Off v1 v2 v1-compat v2-MD5 Set ip ethernet a option on offSet ip ethernet a address ipaddress Set ip ethernet a broadcast broadcastaddress Set ip ethernet a restrictions none admin-disabled Set ip ethernet a netmask netmaskSet ip ethernet a rip-send Off v1 v2 v1-compat v2-MD5 253 Set ip ethernet a rip-receive off v1 v2 v1-compat v2-MD5 Set ip gateway option on offSet ip gateway interface ip-address ppp-vccn Set ip ip-ppp vccn option on off Set ip ip-ppp vccn restriction admin-disabled none Set ip ip-ppp vccn address ipaddressSet ip ip-ppp vccn peer-address ipaddress Set ip ip-ppp vccn addr-mapping on off 256 Set ip ip-ppp vccn rip-send off v1 v2 v1-compat v2-MD5Set ip ip-ppp vccn rip-receive off v1 v2 v1-compat v2-MD5 Set ip static-arp ip-addressipaddress Set ip igmp-forwarding off onSet ip ipsec-passthrough off on 257 Set ip prioritize off on Set diffserv option off onSet diffserv lohi-ratio 60 100 percent 258 259 260 Set ip sip-passthrough on offSet ip static-routes destination-networknetaddress Delete ip static-routes destination-network netaddress 261 IPMaps Settings Network Address Translation NAT Default Settings Set nat-default host-hardware-address MACaddress Network Address Translation NAT Pinhole SettingsSet pinhole name name Set pinhole name name protocol-select tcp udp PPPoE /PPPoA Settings Set ppp module vccn mru integer Set ppp module vccn magic-number on offSet ppp module vccn protocol-compression on off Set ppp module vccn lcp-echo-requests on off Set ppp module vccn restart-timer integer Set ppp module vccn conﬁgure-max integerSet ppp module vccn terminate-max integer Set ppp module vccn connection-type instant-on always-on Set ppp module vccn port-authentication username username Set ppp module vccn port-authentication password passwordEthernet Port Settings Command Line Interface Preference Settings Set preference more lines 268 Port Renumbering Settings Set servers web-http 1Set servers telnet-tcp 1 269 Security Settings Set security ipsec option off on offSet security ipsec tunnels name 270 Set security ipsec tunnels name 123 tun-enable on on off 271 Set security ipsec tunnels name 123 IKE-mode DH-group 1 1 2 272 Set security ipsec tunnels name 123 xauth enable off on Set security ipsec tunnels name 123 xauth password passwordSet security ipsec tunnels name 123 nat-enable on off Set security ipsec tunnels name 123 xauth username username 274 Set security ipsec tunnels name 123 local-id idvalueSet security ipsec tunnels name 123 remote-id idvalue 275 Set security state-insp tcp-timeout 30 276 277 Set security state-insp udp-timeout 30Set security state-insp xposed-addr exposed-address# n Packet Filtering Settings 278 279 280 281 Snmp Settings System Settings Set snmp notify type v1-trap v2-trap informSet system name name 283 Set system idle-timeout telnet 1...120 http 1 Set system username administrator name user nameSet system log-size 10240 Set system persistent-log off on 285 Set system password admin userSleep Contact-email string@domainname location string 286 287 Set system zerotouch option on offSet system zerotouch redirect-url redirection-URL Syslog 289 Set security state-insp eth B option on Wireless Settings supported models 291 Set wireless mode both-b-and-g b-only g-onlySet wireless multi-ssid option on off 292 293 Set wireless no-bridging off onSet wireless tx-power full medium fair low minimal 294 Set wireless network-id privacy pre-shared-key stringSet wireless network-id privacy default-keyid Example 256bit key 295Example 40bit key 02468ACE02 Set wireless mac-auth option on off Set radius radius-name servernamestringSet radius radius-secret sharedsecret Set radius alt-radius-name servernamestring 297 Set radius radius-port portnumberSet vlan name string 298 To make the Vlan vlan1 routable add the port lan-uplink 299 Set upnp option on offSet dslf-lanmgmt option off on 300 301 Vdsl Settings 302 Vdsl Parameter Defaults 303 304 Vdsl Parameters Accepted Values 305 Parameter 306 Etsi M2 CAB 307 308 309 310 Glossary 311 312 313 314 315 316 Ethernet crossover cable. See crossover cable 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 Description 327 328 Software and protocols Agency approvals 329North America International Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformance 330 331 Declaration for Canadian users Important Safety Instructions Australian Safety InformationTelecommunication installation cautions 332 CFR Part 68 Information 333 Electrical Safety Advisory 334 Overview of Major Capabilities 335 Wide Area Network Termination PPPoE/PPPoA Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet/ATMInstant-On PPP 336 Simpliﬁed Local Area Network Setup Dhcp Dynamic Host Conﬁguration Protocol ServerDNS Proxy 337 Diagnostics ManagementEmbedded Web Server 338 Remote Access Control Password Protection339 Network Address Translation NAT Netopia Gateway 340 Netopia Advanced Features for NAT 341Internal Servers Pinholes Combination NAT Bypass Conﬁguration Default Server342 VPN IPSec Pass Through 343IP-Passthrough 344 VPN IPSec Tunnel TerminationStateful Inspection Firewall SSL Certiﬁcate Support Index 345 346 NAT 255, 262 347 NTP 348 349 350