Parameter | Select or enter . . . |
Enable Web | Select this check box to allow someone to |
Server Access on | remotely access the AP+4’s |
WAN | server. Web server access is useful for |
| troubleshooting – it can allow a technician to |
| remotely check the AP+4 configuration |
| settings. |
| In normal use, this option should be disabled |
| for security reasons. |
Enable IPsec | (PPTP/VPN only) Select this check box to let |
passthrough on | network devices communicate via a Virtual |
VPN connection | Private Network (VPN) using Internet Protocol |
| security (IPsec), in which sending and |
| receiving devices share a public key for |
| encryption and decryption. The AP+4 simply |
| passes the encrypted packets back and forth |
| between the VPN clients and the ISP’s VPN |
| server. |
Enable PPTP | (PPTP/VPN only) Select this check box to |
passthrough on | protect VPN communication via |
VPN connection | Tunneling Protocol. The AP+4 passes the |
| encrypted packets back and forth between the |
| VPN clients and the ISP’s VPN server. |
Enable L2TP | (PPTP/VPN only) Select this check box to |
passthrough on | protect VPN communication via Layer Two (2) |
VPN connection | Tunneling Protocol, an enhancement of PPTP |
| and L2F protocols. The AP+4 passes the |
| encrypted packets back and forth between the |
| VPN clients and the ISP’s VPN server. |
Set TTL (Time to | Enter the number of hops a packet can make |
Live timer) Value | before it is discarded. |
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