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NOTE:

1.

All packets which not included in the configured range

will be handled by WAN2.

2.

If rules are configured more than once or have overlapping

parameters, only the most recently configured rules will be

valid.

5.3.4 DHCP Server

Settings include IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS Server. With DHCP Server,

IP addresses are assigned automatically by the XBR-2300. Simply enable the DHCP

Server to automatically confi

gure the IP Address of all new devices on the LAN.

DHCP Server:

Select this option if you want DHCP to automatically assign and

configure device IP Addresses.

±

Starting IP Address:

The first IP Address allowed to be assigned by the

DHCP Server.

±

Ending IP Address:

The last IP Address allowed to be assigned by the

DHCP Server.

±

Lease Time:

The amount of time the device is guaranteed its current address.

Set to 8 hours (480 minutes) by default.

±

Primary DNS Server:

First DNS Server distributed to client device during the

DHCP operation.

±

Secondary DNS Server:

Second DNS Server distributed to client device during

the DHCP operation.

NOTE:

The only addresses available for DHCP are the addresses between

the Starting and Ending IP Pool (192.168.0.100-200 by default).

If you need to have more addresses available on the network,

please add to the pool (192.168.0.20-254 are available in all Luxul

networks).

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NOTE:

In order to properly utilize the DHCP Server option, the TCP/IP

network connection of the device must be set to “Obtain an IP

address automatically”.

5.3.5 Connected Clients

The DHCP client list displays the Host Device Name, IP Address, MAC Address and

Lease Time.

±

Host Name:

The name of the device

±

IP Address:

The IP address assigned to the device

±

MAC Address:

The MAC address of the device

±

Lease Time:

The amount of time remaining in the DHCP Lease

5.3.6 Static Leases

The DHCP Server function of the XBR-2300 supports static IP address assignment.

This would be used when you need a device on the network to receive the same

DHCP IP address each time it comes online.

Example:

The MAC address of a computer hosting your movie collection is

00:15:58:c0:d4:3f. If you want that computer to receive the IP Address 192.168.0.150

every time it comes online, you would assign this Static DHCP IP Address to that

device. To do so, first enter the desired IP Address and MAC Address of the device.

Then, click “Add” and “Save.” The finished configuration should appear as shown in

the image below.

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IP Address:

Reserved DHCP IP Address (Static address)

±

MAC Address:

The MAC address of the device to receive the Static address

±

Add:

Adds the configured options to the Static Leases List

±

Edit:

Modifies the current configuration

±

Delete:

Deletes the current configuration

5.3.7 DMZ

In some special cases, a device on the network is required to be fully exposed to

the Internet. In such cases, the device needs to be configured as a DMZ host.

WAN1 DMZ Host IP Address:

Enter the IP address of the device you want to be the

DMZ host mapped to WAN1

WAN2 DMZ Host IP Address:

Enter the IP address of the device you wish to be the

DMZ host mapped to WAN2

Save:

Saves the current configuration

NOTE:

Must “Save” each time a change is made

CAUTION:

Firewall settings for all devices set as a DMZ Host will be

disabled!!!

5.3.8 Access Control

Access Control determines which devices on your WAN and LAN will be allowed

to open the XenSmart Web based management portal for the XBR-2300.

5.3.8.1 LAN Access Control

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Enable:

Enables access to the XenSmart Web Interface

±

IP Address:

Enter the IP address of the device allowed to access the XenSmart

Web interface.

NOTE:

If you use the default of 0.0.0.0 all devices can connect.

±

Port:

The TCP port number to access the Web interface. The default port number

for LAN traffic is 80 (http)

NOTE:

When an IP address is set, no other device can log on to the

XenSmart Web Interface. Example:: when the XBR-2300 default

IP address is 192.168.0.1, if you only permit a client computer with

the IP address of 192.168.0.100 to access the Web portal via port

8888, only that device will be allowed to connect. To access

the XenSmart Web Interface, use the following address format

.

5.3.8.2 WAN Access Control

By default, only LAN users can access the XenSmart Web Interface portal. This

function will enable remote access and control of the XBR-2300.

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Enable:

Allows access to the XenSmart Web Interface via a WAN port

±

IP Address:

Enter the IP address of the remote device allowed to access the

XenSmart Web interface.

NOTE:

If you use the default of 0.0.0.0 all devices can connect.

±

Port:

This setting will configure a port number to provide more security. The

default port is 8080.

NOTE:

WAN-based Access Control to the XBR-2300 can be modified

according to your needs. All WAN devices can access the

XBR-2300 at the default Access Control IP Address: 0.0.0.0.

If the default Access Control IP Address is changed (for

example; 58.60.111.221), then only the specified client device (say

58.60.111.221) will be allowed access to the XenSmart management

portal. So, if the WAN1 IP address is 58.251.88.90, to access

the Web portal, the following address format would be used:

http://58.251.88.90:8080

and would only function if connecting

from the client device with the IP number of 58.60.111.221.

5.3.9 Ethernet Settings

Ethernet Settings: Here you can set the speed and duplex of the WAN interfaces

(WAN1 and WAN2). The available options are: Auto, 10Mbps half duplex, 10Mbps

full duplex, 100Mbps half duplex and 100Mbps full duplex. 100Mbps full duplex is

the most common for newer devices.