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Setting up DMZ host
The function of DMZ is similar to that of virtual server. The difference between vitual
server and DMZ is that DMZ opens all ports to WAN while virtual server opens ports
according to the demand of the enabled services. To configure DMZ host:
1. Click
Advanced Setup -> NAT -> DMZ Host
in the left side menu to open the
configuration page.
2.
Enter the IP address of the host to be setup as DMZ host.
3. Press
Save/Apply
to activate the settings.
Allowing SIP request through NAT
NAT checks IP header only and translate the information into private IP address.
However, for applications that demand many dynamic ports for session control such as
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), traditional NAT cannot translate the address because
lack of preset service ports. To enable such services while at the same time do not
sacrifice network security, DSL-N13 introduces Application Layer Gateway (ALG) to
allow SIP request going through fireware and NAT from WAN. To configure ALG:
1. Click
Advanced Setup -> NAT -> ALG
in the left side menu to open the
configuration page.
2. Select
SIP Enabled
checkbox to allow SIP request, or uncheck to disable.
3. Press
Save/Apply
to save and activate the settings.
Firewall - Outgoing IP filter
By default, all outbound IP traffic is allowed. You can block certain types of IP traffic by
setting up filter rules at DSL-N13.
1. Click
Advanced Setup -> Security -> IP Filtering -> Outgoing
in the left side
menu to open the configuration page. Click
Add
to create a new rule.
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2.
Define a
Filter Name
for the filter rule. Specify protocol, source IP address, subnet
mask and port (range) and destination IP address, subnet mask and port (range).
3. Press
Save/Apply
to save and activate the settings.
Firewall- Incoming IP filter
By default, all incoming IP traffic is blocked. You can allow certain types of IP traffic by
setting up filter rules at DSL-N13.
1. Click
Advanced Setup -> Security -> IP Filtering -> Incoming
in the left side
menu to open the configuration page. Click
Add
to create a new rule.
2.
Define a
Filter Name
for the filter rule. Specify protocol, source IP address, subnet
mask and port (range) and destinationi IP address, submask and port (range).
3.
Select the WAN interface through which the packets enter the firewall.
4. Press
Save/Apply
to save and activate the settings.
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Access time restriction
This function enables to put time restriction on Internet access by setting up blocking
time table. To configure the access time restriction:
1. Click
Advanced Setup -> Security -> Parental Control
in the left side menu to
open the configuration page. Click
Add
to create a new rule.
2.
Fill in the User name to whom you want to apply the restriction.
3.
Fill in the MAC address of the restricted host. If you are accessing this configuration
at the computer of restricted host, select Browser's MAC Address radio button. The
system automatically detects the MAC address of the configuration console. If you
want to configure hosts other than the console computer, enter the MAC address
manually.
To get the MAC address of a host, click
Start
menu on the desktop of
the host, select
Run...
, type
cmd
into the box and press
OK
, then type
command
ipconfig /all
and press enter. You can find the MAC address
displayed as
Physical Address
.
4.
Select the days of a week to which the rule shall apply.
5.
Fill time into the
Start Blocking Time
and
End Blocking Time
box to set up block
time.
6. Press
Save/Apply
to save and activate the settings.
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This chapter shows how to configure other advanced router features of DSL-N13.
WAN
Click Advanced Setup -> WAN in the left side menu to enter the WAN setup page. This
page allows you to edit the WAN settings.
LAN
1. Click
Advanced Setup -> LAN
in the left side menu to enter the
Local Area Network
(LAN) Setup
page. This page allows to change the IP address and subnet mask of
the router, enables or disables UPnP, IGMP snooping and DHCP server.
The default settings are:
IP Address:
192.168.1.1
Subnet mask:
255.255.255.0
Enable UPnP:
Yes
Enable IGMP Snooping: No
Enable DHCP Server:
Yes
Start IP Address: 192.168.1.2
End IP Address:
192.168.1.254
Lease Time (hour):
24
DHCP server is enabled by default. You can define which addresses to be assigned to
the LAN computers by DHCP server.
2. Press
Save
to save the configurations and go on setting up other features. If all
settings are complete, press
Save/ Reboot
to apply the settings and reboot DSL-N13.
Advanced settings
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Setting up DNS server
Domain Name System (DNS) server is used to translate IP addresses into easy-to-
remember domain names, such as www.asus.com, and vice versa.
Click A
dvanced Setup -> DNS -> DNS Server
to open the DNS server configuration
page. By default, the DNS server is set to automatically accept the DNS server assigned
by ISP. If your ISP specifies certain DNS server addresses, uncheck
Enable Automatic
Assigned DNS
checkbox and type the DNS addresses into the
Primary DNS server
box and
Secondary DNS server
box (if any). Click
Save
to save the settings.
Setting up dynamic DNS
Hosts using dynamic IP addresses can associate with a domain name via Dynamic
DNS (DDNS). To use DDNS function, you need first register at a dynamic DNS service
provider, such as DDNS, to get a valid account.
DDNS acount request procedures
1. Type
www.DynDNS.
org
to the address box
of your Web browser
and press
Enter
.
Read the policy and
select "
I have read...
".
2. E n t e r y o u r u s e r
name, e-mail address,
password, then click
Create Account
.

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