Page 51 / 87
                                                    Scroll up to view Page 46 - 50
                                                
                    
DSA-3100 Airspot Public/Private Gateway User Manual
44
Figure 4-47 
External Web Server 
Protocol: 
Choose from http or https. 
Server IP: 
External Web server IP. 
Server Port: 
External Web server Port number. 
Login Page:
Login page location. 
Logout Page: 
Logout page location.
 
                 
                                
                    
                        Page 52 / 87
                                            
                    
DSA-3100 Airspot Public/Private Gateway User Manual
45
c. Advanced 
This feature provides several functions for various network traffic manipulation tasks, including 
Port and IP Redirect, Pass Through, Virtual Server, DMZ, Free Surfing Area, Static Route 
and Firewall. 
1. Port and IP Redirect 
Up to 10 sets of traffic redirection criteria could be defined through this interface. Specify the 
Service Name to identify the type of traffic. 
Clients who try to access a specific destination that matches one of the defined destinations 
will be enforced to a matching redirection target. These settings will take effect immediately 
after you click the 
Apply
button 
Figure 
4-48 
Port and Destination IP Redirection 
 
                 
                                
                    
                        Page 53 / 87
                                            
                    
DSA-3100 Airspot Public/Private Gateway User Manual
46
2. Pass Through 
While each client should be managed, it is sometimes desired to have some exception. For 
example, servers in the managed network might be given access to the network without user 
intervention. To allow some clients unmanaged access, specify their IP addresses or MAC 
addresses on the interface. See (Figure 4-49) for a look at the interface. Up to 20 IP addresses 
and 10 MAC addresses could be assigned unmanaged access. MAC address format is 
XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
. 
Caution:
Allowing unmanaged access from specific IP addresses or MAC addresses could 
introduce security hole. 
Figure 4-49 
Pass-Through host definition 
 
                 
                                
                    
                        Page 54 / 87
                                            
                    
DSA-3100 Airspot Public/Private Gateway User Manual
47
3. Virtual Server 
This feature allows you to define up to 10 virtual servers to enable access to servers 
connected to Public LAN and Private LAN Port from outside of the managed network. 
Depending on the service provided, the service might run on TCP ports, UDP ports or both. 
It’s also providing the checkbox to enable or disable for each rule. Changes to the settings of 
virtual servers will take effect immediately after you click the 
Apply
button. 
Figure 4-50 
Defining Virtual Servers 
Note:
Each local server connected to Public LAN Port must also be allowed for IP or MAC 
address pass-through. Please enter its IP or MAC address via the interface shown in.
4. DMZ 
If you have multiple IP addresses available to assign to the DSA-3100’s WAN interface, you 
could define up to 10 pairs of Ethernet side (Private IP Address) and WAN side (Public IP 
Address). The WAN interface will bind the extra public IP addresses automatically. 
 
                 
                                
                    
                        Page 55 / 87
                                            
                    
DSA-3100 Airspot Public/Private Gateway User Manual
48
Figure 4-51 
Defining DMZ mappings 
5. Free Surfing Area 
To allow users access to a few sites before they log in, enter the IP addresses or domain name 
of those sites in the Free Surfing Area list. Up to 20 sites could be defined. The Free Surfing 
Area feature allows you to provide free services to users. For example, a web site that 
provides introduction and guidance for local facilities and routes could be listed in the Free 
Surfing Area. Guest users of the network could not access other parts of the network but could 
still connect to the Free Surfing Area and get precious information of local facilities. It could 
also be used for providing users free experience of the network service. Customers get real 
service instead of prepared demonstration.