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Password
For Router As Default Route
Login
Remote Administration 111
Connecting 2 LANs via VPN
Configuration & Management
General Problems
Internet Access Features
IKE Phase
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Contents
Broadband VPN Router
Copyright
Table of Contents
106
Using Certificates 101
Remote Administration 111
107
VRT-401 Features
Internet Access Features
Security Features
LAN Features
Configuration & Management
Advanced Internet Functions
Package Contents
Physical Details
Front-mounted LEDs
To Clear All Data and restore the factory default values
Rear Panel
Requirements
Procedure
Choose an Installation Site
Connect LAN Cables
Connect WAN Cable
Using the DMZ Port
Power Up
Check the LEDs
Overview
To Do this Refer to
Using your Web Browser
Configuration Program
Using UPnP
Preparation
Password Dialog
If you cant connect
Cable Modems
Config Wizard
Common Connection Types
DSL Modems
SingTel RAS
Other Modems e.g. Broadband Wireless
Big Pond Cable Australia
Home Screen
Navigation & Data Input
LAN Screen
Data LAN Screen
To Configure your PCs to use Dhcp
Using VRT-401’s Dhcp Server
Using another Dhcp Server
What Dhcp Does
TCP/IP Settings Overview
Windows Clients
Using Specify an IP Address
Checking TCP/IP Settings Windows 9x/ME
Using Dhcp
Gateway Tab Win 95/98
Checking TCP/IP Settings Windows NT4.0
Windows NT4.0 TCP/IP
Obtain an IP address from a Dhcp Server
Specify an IP Address
Windows NT4.0 Add Gateway
Windows NT4.0 DNS
Checking TCP/IP Settings Windows
Network Configuration Win
Using a fixed IP Address Use the following IP Address
TCP/IP Properties Win
Checking TCP/IP Settings Windows XP
Network Configuration Windows XP
TCP/IP Properties Windows XP
For Windows 9x/ME/2000
Internet Access
Accessing AOL
For Windows XP
Other Unix Systems
Macintosh Clients
Linux Clients
Fixed IP Address
Operation
Status Screen
Data Status Screen
Connection Physical Address
Connection Status PPPoE
Data PPPoE Screen
PPPoE Link Status
Connection Log Messages
Operation and Status
Connection Physical Ad
Connection Status Pptp
Data Pptp Screen
Dress
Connection Status Telstra Big Pond
Data Telstra Big Pond Screen
Connection Details SingTel RAS
Connection Status
Data SingTel RAS Screen
Internet Physical Ad
Connection Details Fixed/Dynamic IP Address
Data Fixed/Dynamic IP address Screen
Buttons Release/Renew
Advanced Internet Screen
Internet Screen
Special Applications Screen
Communication Applications
Special Applications
Checkbox Name Incoming Ports Outgoing Ports
Using a Special Application
Data Special Applications Screen
DMZ
URL Filter
URL Filter Screen
Data URL Filter Screen
Dynamic DNS Screen
Service works as follows
Dynamic DNS Domain Name Server
Data Dynamic DNS Screen
Ddns Service
Password Domain Name
Ddns Data User Name
Virtual Servers
IP Address seen by Internet Users
Data Virtual Servers Screen
Using the DMZ port for Virtual Servers
Virtual Servers Screen
Options
Connecting to the Virtual Servers
Backup DNS IP Address
Defining your own Virtual Servers
MTU
MTU size
Admin Login
Admin Login Screen
Password Dialog
To use this feature
Access Control
Access Control Screen
Data Access Control Screen
View Log
Access Control Log
Group Members Screen
Security Configuration
Firewall Rules Screen
This feature is for advanced administrators only
Firewall Rules
Data Firewall Rules Screen
Type
Define Firewall Rule
Data Define Firewall Rule Screen
Source IP
Log
Dest IP
Action
Data Logs Screen
Enable Logs DoS Attacks
Logs
Internet Connec
Firewall Rules
Access Control
Syslog Server Enable Syslog
Timezone
Include
Data Security Options Screen
SPI Firewall Enable DoS
Security Options
Firewall
Allow Pptp
Options Respond to
Allow IPsec
Allow L2TP
Data Define Schedule Screen
Scheduling
Define Schedule Screen
Services
Data Services Screen
Buttons Delete
IPSec
VRT-401 does not support Transport Mode
VRT-401 always uses Tunnel Mode
VPN Configuration
Policies
Client PC to VPN Gateway
Common VPN Situations
VPN Pass-through
Connecting 2 LANs via VPN
Connecting 2 VPN Gateways
Data VPN Policies Screen
VPN Configuration
VPN Policies Screen
Operations Add
Able/Disable Copy
Adding a New Policy
Endpoint
General Settings
Enable Policy
Keys
VPN Wizard Traffic Selector
Local IP addresses Type
Remote IP addresses Type
Manual Key Exchange
ESP Encryption
Tication is enabled
Manually assigned Keys
ESP Authentica
Remote Identity
IKE Phase
Local Identity
IKE Exchange
Authentication
Encryption
Mode
Time
IKE Phase 2 IPsec SA IPsec SA Life
AH Authentication
IPSec PFS
Setting LAN a Gateway LAN B Gateway
Example 1 Connecting 2 VRT-401s
Configuration Settings
Examples
DES
IPSec SA Parameters
Example 2 Windows 2000/XP Client to LAN
VRT-401 Configuration
Setting Value
Windows Client Configuration
Windows 2000/XP Local Security Settings
Windows 2000/XP Policy Properties
Filter Properties Addressing
New Rule Properties Filter Action
VPN Setting Windows Setting
Modify Security Method
Tunnel Setting
Windows 2000/XP Client to VRT-401
Filter List
Filter Action
Modify Security Method
DUT to Win2K Properties
Properties General Tab
Key Exchange Security Methods
IKE Security Algorithms
Setting Single Client Server/Gateway
Example 3 Windows 2000 Server to VPN Gateway
Windows 2000 Server Configuration
Windows 2000 Server Addressing
Using Certificates
Adding a Trusted Certificate
Adding a Self Certificate
Signature Key
Hash Algorithm
Signature Algorithm
Length
CRLs
To add a New CRL
Upload CRL
PC Database
Administra Tion Routing
Upgrade
Remote
PC Database
PC Database Screen
Data PC Database Screen
PC Properties Name
PC Database Admin
Data PC Database Admin Screen
Buttons Add as New
Update Se
∙ Dchp Client Reserved IP Address Select this if the PC
Entry
To connect from a remote PC via the Internet
Remote Administration
Data Remote Administration Screen
Overview
Using this Screen
Routing
Routing Screen
Static Routing Static Routing Table Entries
Enable RIP
Data Routing Screen
Configuring Other Routers on your LAN
Local Router
Other Routers on the Local LAN
For Router As Default Route
Static Routing Example
For VRT-401’s Routing Table
To perform the Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
For Router Bs Default Route
Data Upnp Screen
Problem 1 Cant connect to VRT-401 to configure it
General Problems
Internet Access
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VRT-401
FCC Statement
CE Marking Warning
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
