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Verizon MI424WR user manual Configuring the Router’s Security

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Chapter 6 Configuring the Router’s Security

To use port triggering:

1.Select Port Triggering from the left side of any Security screen. The “Port Triggering” screen appears.

2.Select either “Specify Protocol” or “Show All Services” from the drop-down list next to “Add.”

3.Click Add. An “Edit Service” screen appears.

4.Specify the port triggering entries by clicking New Trigger Ports and New Opened Ports and entering the protocol and protocol number in the succeed- ing screens. For example, to set up port triggering for the scenario laid out on the previous page, the service ports would be set to UDP and 2222, while the opened ports would be set to UDP and 3333.

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Verizon MI424WR user manual Configuring the Router’s Security

Contents

User’s Manual Table of Contents Using Advanced Settings 103 Troubleshooting 141 Quality of Service 145Specifications 161 Monitoring the Router 137Package Contents Introduction1Wall-mount template Vertical stand Warranty FeaturesMinimum System Requirements Intrusion detection MAC address filtering Power Light Getting to Know the RouterWAN Ethernet Light WAN Coax LightWireless Light Internet LightLAN Ethernet Lights 1, 2, 3 LAN Coax LightReset Button Rear PanelCoax Port WAN Ethernet PortPower switch powers the Router on and off Power SwitchPower Port This page left intentionally blank Connecting Router Setting Up the RouterPage Windows XP Computer Network ConfigurationWindows Windows NT Windows 98/MeLinux Router is now configured Configuring the RouterThen press Enter on the keyboard Ethernet WirelessCoaxial Home Quick Links Broadband ConnectionAction Zone Configuring My Network Settings Accessing My NetworkUsing My Network Configuring My Network Settings Page Click Add. The Add Port Forwarding Rule screen appears Page Rename This Device This page left intentionally blank Creating a Wireless Network OverviewWireless Status ChannelCreating a Wireless Network Basic Security Settings Click Apply to save the settings Advanced Security Settings Level 1 Wireless SecurityWEP Click Apply to save changes802.1X WEP Select the proper encryption algorithm Tkip or AES Click Apply at the bottom of the screen to save changesPage Wireless MAC Authentication 802.11b/g Mode Advanced Wireless OptionsWhen should this rule occur? CTS Protection ModeNetwork Transmission RateConfiguring a Wireless Windows XP Client Dtim IntervalFragmentation Threshold RTS ThresholdCreating a Wireless Network Connecting a Wireless Windows XP Client Creating a Wireless Network Page Creating a Wireless Network This page left intentionally blank Using Network Connections Network Home/Office General Internet Protocol BridgeDNS Server IP Address DistributionRouting Routing Table Ethernet ConnectionAdditional IP Addresses General Ports Ethernet Switch Coax Connection General Coax Link Password Enter the Coax Link password in this text boxCoax Connection Status Broadband Ethernet Connection Configuring the Broadband Ethernet Connection Internet Protocol IP Address Distribution Routing Coax Broadband Connection Internet Connection FirewallConfiguring the Coax Broadband Connection WAN Coax Connection Speeds Password Enter the Coax Link password hereThis section displays the Router’s Tx and Rx speeds in Mbps DNS Server Routing Routing Table WAN PPPoE/WAN PPPoE General PPP Configuration PPP AuthenticationPPP session automatically ends PPP reconnect attempts, as provided by the ISPPPP Compression Internet Protocol Routing Table This page left intentionally blank Configuring Router’s Security Page General Configured in the Access Security Level Incoming traffic Network outgoing trafficLimited Only commonly Network from InternetAccess Control Page Configuring the Router’s Security Port Forwarding DMZ Demilitarized Zone Host Click Apply to save the changesPort Triggering Configuring the Router’s Security Remote Administration Configuring the Router’s Security Static NAT Advanced Filtering Page Configuring the Router’s Security Security Log Configuring the Router’s Security Page Configuring the Router’s Security Page Configuring the Router’s Security Page Using Parental Controls Activating Parental Controls100 Advanced Parental Controls Parental Controls102 Using Advanced Settings 104 Firmware Upgrade 105Upgrading From the Internet Automatically Check and UpgradeAutomatically Check and Send E-mail Automatic Check Disabled Firmware RestoreManual Checking and Upgrading Configuration File System Settings Wireless Broadband Router’s Hostname Warn User Before Network Configuration ChangesConfigure a number of concurrent users… Local DomainEnable Logging Low Capacity Notification EnabledAllowed Capacity Before Email Notification System Log Buffer SizeClick in this check box to activate security logging Security Log Buffer SizeEnter the size of the security log buffer in this text box ServerServer Requires Authentication PPP TimeoutDhcp Timeout PortDate and Time Scheduler Rules 116 Routing 118 IP Address Distribution Domain Routing120 121 122 Diagnostics Restoring Default Settings Reboot the RouterARP Address Resolution Protocol Table MAC CloningUsers Local Administration QoSDynamic DNS Connection To Update PasswordOffline User NameBackup MX DNS ServerHost Name Wildcard131 Network Objects Universal Plug and Play UPnP 134 Protocols 135136 Monitoring Router Router StatusAdvanced Status Monitoring the Router Traffic Monitoring Accessing the Router if Locked Out TroubleshootingRestoring the Router’s Default Settings Time out error occurs when entering a URL or IP Address Is the wireless option on by default on the Router?LAN Connection Failure Ensure the Subnet Mask address is set toAre the Router’s Ethernet ports auto-sensing? How do I find out what IP address my computer is using?No. Follow these steps to refresh the IP address What is the default user name for the Router? How many computers can be connected through the Router?Traffic Priority Quality of Service802.1p Priority MSN Messenger/Windows Messenger 323 Port triggering applicationsAppendix a Quality of Service 148 Traffic Shaping 150 151 To define a shaping class Name the new class and click Apply153 154 155 156 157 802.1p Settings 159 160 Specifications B LED Indicators Wireless Operating RangeEnvironmental