D-Link DSA-5100 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Group Profile > Specific Route Profiles

If you want networks to have

access to each other, you

should add a specific route in

the DSA-5100.

Name the specific route profile.

Profile Name:

Subnet Netmask:

Specifies the target network or

host IP

Destination IP Address:

Gateway IP Address:

Specifies the target subnet

mask.

Specifies the IP address of the next hop router.

Caution:

To allow two machines to access data from each other,

add a static route to the next connected router in order to send all

packets back to the DSA-5100.

After the static route is changed, it is necessary to restart the

DSA-5100 to enable the static route.

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Group Profile > Login Schedule Profiles

The user’s login schedule can be

set. After durations are defined,

please click

Apply

to save the

settings in the DSA-5100.

Network Configuration > Network Address Translate

DMZ

If you have several IP addresses,

you can assign them to the WAN

port of the system. You can define

at most 40 Public IPs for the

corresponding combination at the

Ethernet end (Virtual IP Address)

and WAN end (Public IP Address).

The WAN port of the system will

automatically set the public address

defined here. These settings will be

effective immediately after you click

the

Apply

button.

Virtual Server

The function of this item permits you

to define at most 40 virtual servers,

so that computers may access LAN

resources from the WAN interface.

The Virtual Server function also

allows one to specify the type of

traffic allowed, TCP, UDP or both.

These settings will be effective

immediately after you click

Apply

.

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

IP Pass Through Configuration

Network Configuration > Network Address Translate (continued)

When any user attempts

to

connect

to

a

destination defined in

this

interface,

the

connection packet will

be converted to the

c o r r e s p o n d i n g

destination. You can

define up to 40 groups

for redirection on this

interface. These settings

will

be

effective

immediately after you

click

Apply

.

Network Configuration > Privilege List

Port and IP Redirect

To permit a specific

device at the user end to

have network access

without going through

authentication, you only

need to key in the IP

address of the user on

this interface. This

system permits at most

100 IP addresses to

have network access

without going through

authentication. These

settings will be effective

immediately after you

click

Apply

.

Warning:

Permitting specific IP addresses to have network access

rights without going through authentication may cause security

problems.

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Network Configuration > MAC Pass Through Configuration

You can also bypass

authentication based on

the MAC address at the

user end. Please enter

the MAC address of the

user on this interface.

This system permits at

most 100 MAC

addresses to have

network access rights

without going through

authentication. The

format of the MAC

address is

XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX.

These settings will be effective immediately after you click

Apply

.

Warning:

Permitting specific MAC addresses to have access rights

without going through authentication may cause security problems.

Network Configuration > Monitor IP List

The system will send out the packet regularly to monitor the connection

status of the IP addresses on the list. If the monitored IP address does

not respond, the system will

send an e-mail to the

administrator. After enter

the related information

and click Apply, these

settings will be effective

immediately. You can

click Monitor to check

the current status of all

the monitored IP. The

system provides 40 IP

addresses a most on the

"Monitor IP List" to set.

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Network Configuration > Monitor IP List (continued)

Notify Configuration

From:

The e-mail address of the administrator server in charge of the monitoring.

To:

The e-mail address of the user of the IP address under the monitoring.

Interval:

The time interval to send the e-mail report.

SMTP Server:

The IP address of the SMTP server.

Auth Method:

Providing 5 authentication methods: None, PLAIN, LOGIN,

CRAM-MD5, and NTLMv1.

> NTLMv1 is not currently available for general use.

> PLAIN and CRAM-MD5 are standardized authentication mechanisms, while Login

and NTLM are Microsoft proprietary mechanisms. Only PLAIN and LOGIN can use

the UNIX login password. Netscape uses PLAIN. Outlook and Outlook express

default to using LOGIN, although they can be set to use NTLMv1.

> Pegasus uses CRAM-MD5 or LOGIN but you are not able to configure which to

use.

> Eudora possibly uses NTLMv1, perhaps LOGIN that have not been verified.

Network Configuration > Free Surfing Area

The Free Surfing Area permits users to logon to certain websites or Domains before

passing through

authentication. You can enter up to 20 IP addresses (or Domain

Names) into the Free Surfing Area. This function allows you to provide potential users

a free network experience, while introducing them to your site. All unauthenticated

requests to servers not on the list will be dropped.

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