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Chapter 7
Advanced Configuration
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16
In the Perfect Forward Secrecy field, select one of the following options:
If you select Enable, Perfect Forward Secrecy is enabled.
OR
If you select Disable, Perfect Forward Secrecy is disabled.
17
Do you want to configure the advanced settings?
If
yes
, in the Advanced IKE Settings field, click
Show Advanced Settings
to
populate the screen with advanced settings.
If
no
, go to step 20.
18
Complete the advanced settings as follows:
a
In the Phase 1 Mode field, select Main or Aggressive.
b
In the Encryption Algorithm field, select one of the following encryption
algorithms:
–
3DES
–
AES -128
–
AES - 192
–
AES - 256
c
In the Integrity Algorithm field, select MD5 or SHA1.
d
In the Select Diffie-Hellman Group for Key Exchange field, select one of the
following options:
–
768 bit
–
1024 bit
–
1536 bit
–
2048 bit
–
3072 bit
–
4096 bit
–
6144 bit
–
8192 bit
e
In the Key Life Time, enter the life of the key in seconds.
19
Repeat step 17 for each phase.
20
Click
Save/Apply
to save your settings.
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8
Chapter 8
Customer Information
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247
A
Adding a Virtual Server • 218
Adding an Alias for a Dynamic IP Address to a
Static Host Name • 229
Adding an Incoming IP Filter • 175
Adding an IPSec Connection • 242
Adding an Outgoing IP Filter • 182
Adding IP Address Access Control • 56
Adding MAC Filtering • 168
Adding Port Mapping • 215
Adding Time of Day Restrictions • 186
Adding Upstream Quality of Service Settings •
208
ADSL Tone Settings • 104
Advanced Configuration • 207
ALG Settings • 63
Allowing Wireless Clients to Access the
Residential Gateway • 149
ARP Information • 31
ATM Statistics • 36
B
Benefits and Features • 2
Blocking Wireless Clients • 151
C
Client Summary • 108
Clone MAC Addresses • 76
Closing a Port on the Firewall • 224
Configuration and Operation • 17
Configuring Ethernet WAN • 119
Configuring the WAN Interface (MER
Broadband Type) • 115
Configuring the WAN Interface (PPPoE
Broadband Type) • 113
Connecting an IP Set-Top to the Gateway • 15
Connecting the DSL Interface • 14
Connecting Your Computer to the Residential
Gateway • 12
CPU Information • 32
Creating Certificates • 200
Creating Passwords • 59
Customer Configuration File • 44
Customer Information • 245
D
Default Gateway Routing • 233
DHCP Leases • 28
DHCP Server Probing • 238
Disabling Logging • 68
Disabling the Clone MAC Function • 78
Disabling the Print Server • 74
Disabling the Wireless Network • 138
DMZ Host Setup • 226
DNS Entries • 228
DNS Server Configuration • 227
DSL Advanced Settings • 100
DSL Configuration • 91
DSL Diagnostics • 95
DSL Master Settings • 102
DSL Settings • 98
DSL Slave Settings • 98
DSL Statistics • 93
DSL Summary • 92
Dynamic DNS • 229
E
Enabling Stateful Packet Inspection • 197
Enabling the Clone MAC Function • 76
Enabling the Filtering Function • 177, 181
Enabling the Print Server • 73
Enabling the Wireless Network • 132
Enabling URL Filtering • 192
F
Forwarding or Blocking MAC Layer Frames •
171
H
Home Network Configuration • 107
HPNA Information • 159
HTTP Server Port • 61
Index
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Index
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I
Importing Local Certificates • 202
Importing Trusted CA Certificates • 205
Incoming IP Filtering • 174
Installing the Residential Gateway • 9
Internet Group Management Protocol • 240
Introducing the DDR2200 Series Residential
Gateway • 1
IP Access Control • 55
IPSec Settings • 242
L
LAN Setup • 125
LAN Statistics • 34
Local Certificates • 199
Logging Events • 65
Logging In to the Residential Gateway • 19
M
MAC Filtering Setup • 166
Memory Information • 33
Modifying the ALG Settings • 63
Modifying the Http Server Ports • 61
Mounting the Residential Gateway to the Wall •
11
Mounting the Residential Gateway Vertically •
10
N
Nslookup • 232
O
Opening a Port on the Firewall • 222
Outgoing IP Filtering • 180
P
Parental Control Setup - Filtering Function • 185
Password Access to the Residential Gateway •
58
Ping • 236
Port Mapping • 214
Port Triggering Setup • 222
Print Server Settings • 73
Q
Queues Configuration • 210
R
Remote Management • 212
Removing a URL Filter • 194
Removing a Virtual Server • 221
Removing an Incoming IP Filter • 178
Removing an Outgoing IP Filter • 184
Removing MAC Filtering • 172
Removing Time of Day Restrictions • 189
Reserving IP Addresses • 127
Restore Default Settings • 46
Route Information • 30
S
Saving the Configuration for the Residential
Gateway • 48
Securing Your Wireless Network with
Encryption Keys • 140
Securing Your Wireless Network with WEP •
134
Security Configuration • 165
Service Control • 53
Setting Password • 27
Setting System Date and Time • 26
Setting Up Advanced VoIP Features • 85
Setting Up VoIP • 80
Setting Up Your System with the Setup Wizard •
22
Settings Backup • 40
Stateful Packet Inspection • 196
Static Route • 235
System Log Configuration • 65
System Logs • 71
System Summary • 21
T
Time Settings • 50
Tools - Update Software • 37
Trusted CA Certificates • 204
U
Update Settings • 42
Updating HPNA Clients • 108
Updating HPNA Information • 159
Updating Software • 38
Upstream Quality of Service • 208
URL Filtering Function • 191
USB File List • 88
V
Viewing HPNA Statistics • 161
Virtual Servers Setup • 218
Voice SIP Advanced Configuration • 84

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