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Home > Private Network
NAT and Router are the two local network port modes.
For an explanation of each field on this screen, please see the previous screen:
Home > Public Network
Nat mode: All outbound IP addresses on the local network port will be
translated to the IP address of the WAN port to proceed.
Router mode: All outbound IP addresses on the local network port will
retain their IP addresses.
Using the Configuration Utility (continued)
Содержание
- Contents 2
- Contents of package 3
- Package contents 3
- System requirements for configuration 3
- Introduction 4
- Front panel 5
- Rear panel 6
- Features 7
- Sample scenarios 8
- Installation 10
- Requirements 10
- Check the leds 11
- Make sure the dsa 3100 unit is not connected to the power adapter and is powered off 11
- Power on 11
- Private lan port connection 11
- Public lan port connection 11
- Setting up the dsa 3100 11
- Wan port connection 11
- Configure pcs on your lan 12
- Tcp ip network settings 12
- Internet access configuration 13
- Internet access configuration continued 14
- Https 192 68 0 15
- Login screen 15
- Using the configuration utility 15
- Restart the dsa 3100 after completing any changes to its configuration 16
- User manager 16
- Using the configuration utility continued 16
- Wizard 16
- Admin detail 17
- Succeed page 17
- System 17
- System name 17
- Using the configuration utility continued 17
- Static ip address 18
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- Dial on demand 19
- Dynamic ip address 19
- User name password 19
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- Continued 20
- Disable dhcp server 20
- Ip address 20
- Nat_ip_pnp 20
- Public network 20
- Router 20
- Subnet mask 20
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- Enable dhcp relay 21
- Enable dhcp server 21
- Public network continued 21
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- Private network 22
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- Bandwidth limitation 23
- Enable multiple login 23
- General account 23
- General login schedule 23
- Idle timer 23
- Session length 23
- User control 23
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- Guest account 25
- Guest account acl 25
- Guest account list 25
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- Mac address control 26
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- Authentication server 27
- Friendly logout 27
- User logon ssl 27
- User manager continued 27
- Using the configuration utility continued 27
- Wan fail function 27
- Edit account 28
- Using the configuration utility continued 28
- Local users list 29
- Upload user accounts 29
- Userid password mac userid password 29
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- Using the configuration utility continued 30
- On demand user configuration continued 31
- Using the configuration utility continued 31
- Local user group configuration 32
- On demand user configuration continued 32
- On demand users list 32
- Using the configuration utility continued 32
- Radius 33
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- Configuring network devices for use with 802 x 34
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- 802 x continued 35
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- External web server 36
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- Port and ip redirect 37
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- Pass through 38
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- Virtual server 38
- Free surfing area 39
- Using the configuration utility continued 39
- Click apply 40
- Destination network id 40
- Destination subnet mask 40
- Gateway ip address 40
- Static route 40
- Using the configuration utility continued 40
- Edit the filter rule 41
- Firewall 41
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- Filter description 42
- Firewall continued 42
- Using the configuration utility continued 42
- Change password 43
- Monitor ip list 43
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- Upload 44
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- Required html code 45
- Upload login page 45
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- Required html code 46
- Upload logout page 46
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- Upload 47
- Upload error page 47
- Upload image files 47
- Upload login succeed page 47
- Upload logout succeed page 47
- Using the configuration utility continued 47
- Firmware 48
- System 48
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- Using the configuration utility continued 49
- Device info 50
- Restart 50
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- Device info continued 51
- Using the configuration utility continued 51
- Interface 52
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- Using the configuration utility continued 53
- Current users 54
- Traffic history 54
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- Using the configuration utility continued 55
- Networking basics 56
- Using the network setup wizard in windows xp 56
- Networking basics continued 57
- Networking basics continued 58
- Networking basics continued 59
- Networking basics continued 60
- Networking basics continued 61
- Networking basics continued 62
- Naming your computer 63
- Networking basics continued 63
- Checking the ip address in windows xp 64
- Naming your computer continued 64
- Networking basics continued 64
- Assigning a static ip address in windows xp 2000 65
- Checking the ip address in windows xp continued 65
- Networking basics continued 65
- Assigning a static ip address in windows xp 2000 continued 66
- Networking basics continued 66
- Assigning a static ip address in windows xp 2000 67
- Networking basics continued 67
- Assigning a static ip address with macintosh osx 68
- Networking basics continued 68
- Networking basics continued 69
- Selecting a dynamic ip address with macintosh osx 69
- Checking the wireless connection by pinging in windows me 98 70
- Checking the wireless connection by pinging in windows xp 2000 70
- Networking basics continued 70
- Functions provided 71
- Technical specifications 71
- Technical specifications continued 72
- Tech support for customers within canada 73
- Tech support for customers within the united states 73
- Technical support 73
- Tttttechni echni echni echni echnical support cal support cal support cal support cal support 73
- Limited warranty usa only 74
- Warranty 74
- By d link corporation d link systems inc all rights reserved 76
- Copyright statement no part of this publication or documentation accompanying this product may be reproduced in any form or by any means or used to make any derivative such as translation transformation or adaptation without permission from d link corporation d link systems inc as stipulated by the united states copyright act of 1976 contents are subject to change without prior notice copyrigh 76
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