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HomeSafe User’s Guide

Figure 16-14 Factory Defaults

You can also press the RESET button on the rear panel to reset the factory defaults of your HomeSafe. Refer to the Hardware Installation chapter for more information on the RESET button.

16.8 Restart Screen

System restart allows you to reboot the HomeSafe without turning the power off.

Click MAINTENANCE, and then Restart. Click Restart to have the HomeSafe reboot. This does not affect the HomeSafe's configuration.

Figure 16-15 Maintenance : System Restart

Maintenance

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ZyXEL Communications HS100/HS100W manual Restart Screen, Factory Defaults

Contents

Version 10/2005 HS-100 / HS-100WTrademarks Copyright 2004 by ZyXEL Communications CorporationDisclaimer Certifications Information for Canadian Users Online Registration ZyXEL Limited WarrantyCustomer Support Table of Contents III 11-1 Viii 27.1 Page List of Figures Xiv List of Figures 10-1 Xvi List of Figures Xvii Xviii List of Figures List of Tables List of Tables 20-3 Xxii List of Tables ¾ ZyXEL Glossary and Web Site Related DocumentationUser’s Guide Feedback Dslam Syntax ConventionsGraphics Icons Key HomeSafe User’s Guide Preface Xxv Part Page Physical Features HomeSafe FeaturesNon-Physical Features Getting to Know Your HomeSafeBrute-Force Password Guessing Protection Content Filtering802.11b Wireless LAN Standard HS-100W only FirewallUniversal Plug and Play UPnP Packet FilteringCall Scheduling PPPoEUpgrade HomeSafe Firmware via LAN Dhcp Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolNetwork Address Translation NAT Traffic RedirectWireless Association List HS-100W only Secure Broadband Internet Access via Cable or DSL ModemApplications for the HomeSafe HomeSafe Parental Control GatewayWireless LAN Application Example Wireless LAN ApplicationAccessing the HomeSafe Web Configurator Introducing the Web ConfiguratorWeb Configurator Overview Wlan Setup System Administrator Password SetupSet up your wireless LAN using the second wizard screen Following table describes the fields in this screenEssid Wlan Setup Basic SecurityAccess screen Following table describes the labels in this screen Wlan Setup Extended SecurityWEP AsciiRefer to the chapter on wireless LAN for more information Internet Configuration SetupInternet Access Setup Internet Configuration Setup ISP ParametersDhcp Internet Access Static IP Address SetupParental Control Wizard Internet Configuration Setup CompleteWizard Parental Control Wizard Parental Control Time SetupParental Control Create or Edit a Profile 10 Wizard Parental Control Time Setup11 Wizard Create or Edit a Profile Parental Control Profile Information12 Wizard Parental Control Profile Information Parental Control User GroupAccess rights Administrator can decide each group’sParental Control Time Allowance 13 Wizard Parental Control User GroupParental Control Application Blocking Allowance screen Parental Control Account Summary15 Wizard Parental Control Application Blocking 16 Wizard Parental Control Summary Parental Control Register for Content FilterChecking Content Filtering Activation Content Filtering with an External ServerFollowing screen appears after you click Activate in Figure Content Filter Service ActivationIf you click Register Later you will proceed to Figure Content Filter Setup Complete Accessing the Internet via the HomeSafe Gateway25 Password Screen Procedure To Use The Reset Button Resetting the HomeSafeHomeSafe Main Menu Navigation PanelLink TAB Function 17 Screens SummaryFirewall MaintenanceRemote Mgmt Telnet FTPPage Chapter Connection Wizard Connection Wizard General Setup and System NameConnection Wizard Overview Domain NameConnection Wizard Screen Connection Wizard General SetupConnection Wizard Wireless LAN Setup Basic Security Ethernet Connection Wizard Wireless LAN Setup Extend SecurityConnection Wizard Ethernet Encapsulation PPPoE EncapsulationConnection Wizard PPPoE Encapsulation Connection Wizard Pptp Encapsulation Pptp EncapsulationPrivate IP Address Ranges WAN IP Address AssignmentWAN MAC Address IP Address and Subnet MaskDNS Server Address Assignment ISP Connection Wizard WAN SetupConnection Wizard Finish Basic Setup Complete10 Connection Wizard Problems HomeSafe User’s Guide Connection Wizard System, LAN, Wlan and WAN Chapter System Screens Configuring General SetupSystem Overview Click System to open the General screenDynDNS Wildcard Configuring Dynamic DNSDynamic DNS System Ddns Configuring Time Setting Configuring PasswordSystem Time Setting Daylight Savings LAN Overview Dhcp SetupChapter LAN Screens Multicast Any IPAny IP Example Application How Any IP WorksClick LAN to open the IP screen Configuring IPLAN TCP/IP LAN Static Dhcp Configuring Static DhcpLAN IP Alias Configuring IP AliasLAN IP Alias Wireless LAN Overview Wireless Configuration and RoamingIbss 2 BSS3 ESS Basic Service set1 RTS/CTS Wireless LAN BasicsFragmentation Threshold Configuring WirelessRTS/CTS Configuring RoamingRoaming Example Requirements for RoamingAllow roaming Wireless stations must have the same Essid toAll APs on the same subnet Page Wireless Security Overview Chapter Wireless SecurityWPA WPA-PSKWireless Security Relational Matrix AuthenticationSecurity Parameters Summary WEP OverviewPreamble Type WEP Authentication StepsEncryption field Configuring WEP EncryptionEncryption User AuthenticationIntroduction to WPA WPA-PSK application looks as follows WPA-PSK Application ExampleIf wireless station authentication is done Configuring WPA-PSK AuthenticationUsing a Radius server, the reauthentication Timer on the Radius server has priorityWPA with Radius Application Example Wireless Client WPA SupplicantsWPA with Radius Application Example Configuring WPA Authentication802.1x Overview Wlan Wireless WPAEAP-MD5 cannot be used with Dynamic WEP Key Exchange Configuring 802.1x and Dynamic WEP Key ExchangeDynamic WEP Key Exchange Configuring 802.1x and Static WEP Key Exchange Wlan Wireless 802.1x and Static WEP 10 Wlan Wireless 802.1x and Static WEPWlan Wireless 802.1x and Static WEP Reset ConfiguringMAC Filter MAC Following table describes the labels in this menuWlan MAC Address Filter Introduction to Local User Database Configuring Local User Database10 Wlan Local User Database Active Select this option to activate the user profileIntroduction to Radius EAP Authentication Overview Configuring Radius11 Wlan Radius 15 Wlan RadiusHomeSafe User’s Guide Page Chapter WAN Screens Configuring RouteWAN Overview TCP/IP Priority MetricScreen shown next is for Ethernet encapsulation Configuring WAN ISPEthernet Encapsulation PPPoE Encapsulation WAN ISP PPPoE Encapsulation WAN ISP Pptp Encapsulation WAN IP Address Assignment Configuring WAN IPSelected Use Fixed IP Address WAN IPServer Choose Both, None, In Only or Out OnlyRIP-1 Configuring WAN MACChoose RIP-1 , RIP-2B or RIP-2M Traffic Redirect Traffic Redirect WAN SetupWAN Traffic Redirect Configuring Traffic RedirectWAN Traffic Redirect SUA/NAT and Static Route Page NAT Overview Chapter Network Address Translation NAT ScreensNAT Definitions What NAT DoesNAT Application How NAT WorksFollowing table summarizes these types NAT Mapping TypesSUA Server Using NATSUA Single User Account Versus NAT NAT Mapping TypesDefault Server IP Address Port Forwarding Services and Port NumbersServices and Port Numbers Services Port NumberConfiguring Servers Behind SUA Example Configuring SUA ServerSUA/NAT Setup Configuring Address MappingOne-to-One and Server mapping types Address MappingMany-to-One and Server mapping types Configuring Address MappingTrigger Port Forwarding Trigger Port Forwarding Example Configuring Trigger Port ForwardingTwo Points To Remember About Trigger Ports Following is an example of trigger port forwardingOnly one LAN computer can use a trigger port range at a time Page Chapter Static Route Screens Configuring IP Static RouteStatic Route Overview Click Static Route to open the screen as shown nextStatic Route Edit Configuring Route EntryNAT Screens 10-3 UPnP, Parental Control and Firewall Chapter UPnP How Do I Know If Im Using UPnP?Universal Plug and Play Overview UPnP and ZyXELClick UPnP to display the screen shown next Configuring UPnPInstalling UPnP in Windows Example Installing UPnP in Windows XP Installing UPnP in Windows MeFollow the steps below to install UPnP in Windows Me Follow the steps below to install UPnP in Windows XPAuto-discover Your UPnP-enabled Network Device Using UPnP in Windows XP ExampleInternet Connection Properties Connections Select My Network Places under Other Places Web Configurator Easy AccessUPnP 11-7 Page Initial Configuration Parental Control LoginsChapter Parental Control Parental Control OverviewParental Control Application Parental Administrator logHomeSafe Parental Control Wireless Gateway Application Configuring Parental ControlParental Control Content filtering activation For content filtering to be activated. See CheckingWeb site displays a registration successful Web page. It may take up to another ten minutesParental Control Group Edit Filter Content Filtering with an External ServerReset Click Reset to start configuring this screen again Parental Control Group Edit Configuration Parental Control Filter Parental Control 12-9 12-10 Parental Control Parental Control 12-11 See the Customizing Keyword How to set how much of the URLBlocking URL Checking section for HomeSafe checksParental Control Edit Customizing Keyword Blocking URL CheckingService Description ServicesPPTPTUNNELGRE0 RLOGINTCP513RCMDTCP512 REALAUDIOTCP7070Parental Control Edit User access will be denied after the End Access, you should select the unrestrictedIf you want to allow twenty-four hour Check boxWeekdays or Weekend boxes Parental Control Bypass ListParental Control 12-19 Page Guidelines For Enhancing Security With Your Firewall Chapter FirewallIntroduction Firewall Settings Firewall Settings ScreenLAN-to-WAN rules Firewall, NAT and Remote ManagementNo Log Log All log all LAN to WAN packetsWAN-to-LAN rules ServicesFirewall Service Click Clear All to empty the Blocked Service Remote Management Page Chapter Remote Management Screens Only LAN only Neither DisableRemote Management Overview Remote Management LimitationsRemote Management and NAT Configuring WWWSystem Timeout Telnet Configuration on a TCP/IP Network Configuring TelnetRemote Management Telnet Configuring FTPRemote Management FTP SnmpSnmp Management Model Snmp is only available if TCP/IP is configuredSupported MIBs Configuring SnmpSnmp Traps Snmp TrapsRemote Management Snmp Remote Management DNS Configuring DNSIcmp Configuring SecurityRemote Management Screens 14-11 Page HomeSafe User’s Guide VPN Screens 14-1 Logs and Maintenance View Log Chapter Centralized LogsSettings, see section Log SettingsLog Settings Daily When Log is FullWeekly HourlyStatus Screen Chapter MaintenanceMaintenance Overview System Statistics Maintenance System StatisticsDhcp Table Screen Maintenance Dhcp TableAssociation List Any IP Table16.6 F/W Upload Screen Maintenance Firmware UploadUpload Warning Configuration ScreenMaintenance Restore Configuration Backup ConfigurationRestore Configuration 11 Configuration Restore Successful Back to Factory DefaultsRestart Screen 14 Factory DefaultsSMT General Configuration Page SMT Introduction Chapter Introducing the SMTNavigating the SMT Interface Main Menu CommandsOperation Keystroke Description EnterMain Menu Summary System Management Terminal Interface Summary? or ChangeMe Menu Title DescriptionMenu 23 System Password Changing the System PasswordGeneral Setup Chapter Menu 1 General SetupProcedure To Configure Menu Field Description ExampleSelect Yes to configure Menu 1.1 Configure Dynamic DNS Procedure to Configure Dynamic DNSUser YesDynamicDNS Specified IP Address field WAN Setup Chapter Menu 2 WAN SetupIntroduction to WAN From the main menu, enter 2 to open menuPage LAN Setup Chapter Menu 3 LAN SetupProtocol Dependent Ethernet Setup 20.3 TCP/IP Ethernet Setup and DhcpMenu 3.2 Dhcp Ethernet Setup Fields Menu 3.2 TCP/IP and Dhcp Ethernet SetupBoth Menu 3.2 LAN TCP/IP Setup FieldsRIP-1 RIP-1,RIP-2B or RIP-2MPhysical Network & Partitioned Logical Networks IP Alias SetupField Description Example Essid Wireless LAN SetupBoth, In Only, Out Only or None CH06 2437MHz DisableRTS AutoMixed Configuring MAC Address FilterMenu 3.5.1 Wlan MAC Address Filter Configuring Roaming on the HomeSafeMenu 3.5.2 Roaming Configuration 10 Menu 3.5.2 Roaming ConfigurationPage Introduction to Internet Access Setup Chapter Internet AccessMenu 4 Internet Access Setup Ethernet Ethernet EncapsulationConfiguring the Pptp Client Default Configuring the PPPoE ClientNew Fields in Menu 4 Pptp Screen New Fields in Menu 4 PPPoE screen21-4 Internet Access Remote Node Profile Setup Chapter Remote Node ConfigurationIntroduction to Remote Node Setup Alias EthernetPress Enter to go to Menu 11.3 Remote Node Network Layer OptionsNailed-Up Connection Outgoing Authentication ProtocolCHAP/PAP Fields in Menu 11.1 PPPoE Encapsulation SpecificMenu 11.1 Remote Node Profile for Pptp Encapsulation Edit IPRemote Node Network Layer Options DynamicSUA Only Remote Node FilterMany-to-One and Server RIP-1/RIP-2B/RIP-2M or NoneMenu 11.5 Remote Node Filter Ethernet Encapsulation Traffic Redirect Setup22-8 Remote Node Configuration IP Static Route Setup Chapter Static Route Setup23-2 Static Route Setup Dial-in User Setup Chapter Dial-in User SetupPage Applying NAT Menu 4 Applying NAT for Internet AccessFull Feature NAT SetupApplying NAT in Menus 4 NATSUA Address Mapping Set Address Mapping SetsFollowing table explains the fields in this menu Menu 15.1.255 is read-only SUA Address Mapping RulesOrdering Your Rules User-Defined Address Mapping SetsField Desription Example Menu 15.1.1 First SetEdit Select Rule itemOne-to-One,Many-to-One and Server types Configuring a Server behind NATFollow these steps to configure a server behind NAT General NAT Examples Example 1 Internet Access OnlyFollowing are some examples of NAT configuration Dynamic Inside Global Address is assigned by the ISP Example 2 Internet Access with an Inside ServerExample 3 Multiple Public IP Addresses With Inside Servers Following figures show how to configure the first rule Enter 1 to configure the Address Mapping SetsAddress Translation field in menu 4 or menu 11.3 Then enter 15 from the main menuEnter 2 in Menu 15 NAT Setup Example 3 Menu Example 4 NAT Unfriendly Application Programs20 Example 4 Menu 15.1.1 Address Mapping Rules Menu 15.3 Trigger Port Setup Page Chapter Enabling the Firewall Access MethodsRemote Management and the Firewall Enabling the FirewallSMT Advanced Management Filter Structure of the HomeSafe Chapter Filter ConfigurationIntroduction to Filters Execute Abbreviations Used in the Filter Rules Summary Menu Configuring a Filter SetConfiguring a TCP/IP Filter Rule Configuring a Filter RuleRule Abbreviations Used Abbreviation DescriptionField Description Options TCP/IP Filter RuleLess EqualFollowing figure illustrates the logic flow of an IP filter Executing an IP Filter Configuring a Generic Filter RuleGeneric Filter Rule Menu Fields HomeSafe User’s Guide Generic Filter Rule Menu Fields Example Filter10 Example Filter Menu Filter Types and NAT Applying a Filter Firewall Versus FiltersApplying LAN Filters Applying Remote Node Filters14 Filtering Remote Node Traffic Page About Snmp Chapter Snmp ConfigurationSupported MIBs Snmp ConfigurationFollowing table describes the Snmp configuration parameters Port PVC Permanent Virtual Circuit Snmp TrapsPorts and Permanent Virtual Circuits Page Configuring External Radius Server System PasswordChapter System Security System SecurityEnter 4 to display Menu 23.4 System Security IEEE802.1x 29.1.3Menu 23.4 System Security IEEE802.1x No Access AllowedGroup Data Privacy field PSKMode Management Protocol is selectedSystem Status System Information and DiagnosisSystem Maintenance Status Menu Fields Menu 24.1 System Maintenance StatusSystem Information Menu 1 General SetupSystem Information To get to the System InformationLog and Trace Menu 24.3.2 System Maintenance Syslog and AccountingConsole Port Speed Syslog LoggingSystem Information and Diagnosis 30-5 Call-Triggering Packet DiagnosticWAN Dhcp System Maintenance Menu Diagnostic30-8 System Information and Diagnosis Filename Conventions Chapter Firmware and Configuration File MaintenanceFilename Conventions File Type Internal Name External Name DescriptionUsing the FTP Command from the Command Line Backup ConfigurationExample of FTP Commands from the Command Line Follow the instructions as shown in the next screenGeneral Commands for GUI-based FTP Clients Backup Configuration Using TftpCommand Description GUI-based FTP ClientsTftp Command Example Restore ConfigurationRestore Using FTP Following is an example Tftp commandRestore Using FTP Session Example Uploading Firmware and Configuration FilesFirmware File Upload Configuration File UploadYou see the following screen when you telnet into menu Tftp File Upload FTP File Upload Command from the DOS Prompt ExampleFTP Session Example of Firmware File Upload Tftp Upload Command Example Command Interpreter Mode Chapter System MaintenanceCommand Syntax Command UsageBudget Management Call Control SupportCall History Fields Call HistoryNTP RFC-1305 the default, is similar to Time RFC-868 Time and Date SettingTime and Date Setting Fields Daylight Saving field Resetting the TimePage Remote Management Chapter Remote ManagementLAN Only Introduction to Call Scheduling Chapter Call SchedulingOnce Menu 26.1 Schedule Set SetupApplying Schedule Sets to a Remote Node PPPoE Appendices and Index Page Appendix a TroubleshootingProblem Corrective Action Control Group Edit screen PPPoE in Action Appendix B PPPoEBenefits of PPPoE Traditional Dial-up ScenarioHomeSafeas a PPPoE Client Diagram B-2 The HomeSafeas a PPPoE ClientDiagram C-1 Transport PPP frames over Ethernet What is PPTP?Appendix C Pptp and the HomeSafeDiagram C-3 Example Message Exchange between PC and an ANT Diagram C-2 Pptp Protocol OverviewPptp Protocol Overview Control & PPP connectionsPptp Page Chart 2 System Maintenance Logs Chart 1 System Error LogsAppendix D Log Descriptions LOG Message DescriptionID content Chart 3 UPnP LogsChart 4 Content Filtering Logs Type Code Description Chart 5 Icmp Type and Code ExplanationsConfiguring What You Want the HomeSafe to Log Log CommandsDisplaying Logs Page If you need TCP/IP Appendix E Setting up Your Computer’s IP AddressWindows 95/98/Me If you need Client for Microsoft Networks Checking/Modifying Your Computer’s IP Address Windows 2000/NT/XP Click Advanced to go to the Advanced TCP/IP HomeSafe User’s Guide Turn on your HomeSafeand restart your computer if prompted Close the TCP/IP Control Panel Macintosh OS 8/9Select Ethernet built-in from the Connect via list Select Built-in Ethernet from the Show list Macintosh OSCheck your TCP/IP properties in the Network window Page Benefits of a Wireless LAN Appendix F Wireless LAN and IeeeAd-hoc Wireless LAN Configuration IeeeDiagram F-1 Peer-to-Peer Communication in an Ad-hoc Network Infrastructure Wireless LAN ConfigurationDiagram F-2 ESS Provides Campus-Wide Coverage Page Deployment Issues with Ieee Appendix G Wireless LAN With IeeeSecurity Flaws with Ieee Advantages of the IeeeDiagram G-1 Sequences for EAP MD5-Challenge Authentication EAP-TTLS Tunneled Transport Layer Service Appendix H Types of EAP AuthenticationEAP-MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm EAP-TLS Transport Layer SecurityCertificate Client Difficulty Wireless SecurityCertificate Server Dynamic KeyTypes of Antennas For Wlan Antenna CharacteristicsAppendix Antenna Selection and Positioning Recommendation Positioning Antennas Example Appendix J Brute-Force Password Guessing ProtectionChart 6 Brute-Force Password Guessing Protection Commands Page Triangle Route Problem Ideal SetupTriangle Route Solutions Appendix K Triangle RouteDiagram K-3 IP Alias How To Configure Triangle RouteDiagram K-4 Gateways on the WAN Side Gateways on the WAN SideBSS Appendix L IndexIbss See NAT See Ttls Wlan