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The following table lists the

DMZ

Settings

screen fields and their definitions:

Field

Description

Enable DMZ

Enables/Disables the DMZ feature. The default is set to

disabled.

Select your WAN

Connection

List of WAN connections defined in the WAN Setup for which

the DMZ feature is applied.

Select LAN Group

Select the

LAN Group

for which you wish to enable the DMZ

from the drop-down list.

Select a LAN IP

Address

This option refers to the Host computer to act as the DMZ.

LAN Clients

This link leads to the

LAN Client

page. Static addresses that

are not listed under the LAN IP drop-down list can be added

here.

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8.4.3

Custom Port Forwarding

The

Custom Port Forwarding

feature is only required when specifying IP Subnets or IP

Addresses not listed under

LAN Clients

This feature allows you to create up to 15

custom Port Forwarding entries to support specific services or applications, such as

concurrent NAT/NAPT operation.

To configure

Custom Port Forwarding

, follow the steps below.

Step 1

From the

Port Forwarding

screen, click the

Custom Port Forwarding

link

provided. The following page appears:

Step 2:

From the

Connection

drop-down list, select the connection name for which you

wish to configure port forwarding.

Step 3:

Enter a unique name for the rule in the

Application

field.

Step 4:

Select the protocol from the

Protocol

drop-down list. The options are:

TCP,

UDP, TCP and UDP

Step 5:

Identify the traffic by entering the

Source IP

Address

and

Source Netmask

Step 6:

Enter the

Destination IP Address

and

Destination Netmask

of the server to

which the traffic is being forwarded.

Step 7:

Enter the

Destination Port Start

and

Destination Port End

fields.

Step 8:

Enter the Destination Port on which the server will respond, in the

Destination

Port Map

field.

Step 9:

Click the

Apply

button to apply the settings.

Step 10:

To save your configuration, please refer to the section under

Save / Restart

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The following table lists the

Custom Port Forwarding

screen fields and their definitions:

Field

Description

Connection

The name of the WAN connection on which you wish to

customise

Port Forwarding

Enable

This checkbox is enabled by default.

Application

Enter a unique name of the application for which your ports

must be opened.

Protocol

Select the protocol for your traffic. The options are:

TCP, UDP

TCP and UDP

Source IP Address

This is the IP address from which the incoming traffic is

allowed. You may enter

0.0.0.0

for all.

Source Netmask

The Network Mask of the interface forwarding the traffic or

0.0.0.0

for all.

Destination IP

This is the LAN-side IP address of the device that is receiving

the traffic.

Destination Netmask

The LAN-side destination network mask of the device that is

receiving the traffic.

Destination Port

Start

The starting destination port number that is made open for this

application.

Destination Port End

The ending destination port number that is made open for this

application.

Destination Port Map

The destination port number to which traffic is forwarded on

the LAN-side. There are two types of port mapping:

•

One-to-One

where one port is mapped to another;

•

Multiple-to-One

where multiple ports are mapped to

one port.

Wildcard (*) entries are allowed for IP Address/Netmask and Port range fields.

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8.5

IP Filters

IP Filters allows you to block network access based on a user's computer IP Address on

the local LAN. You can use this option to block specific traffic (for e.g., block web access)

or any traffic from a computer on your local network.

If the

Block All Traffic

checkbox is checked, all network traffic from that computer will be

blocked. You can also add, edit or delete IP Filter rules without using the pre-defined

rules.

You will need to use

Custom IP Filters

when specifying IP subnets or IP address that is

not listed under

LAN Clients

. Otherwise, new filters can be defined in the

User Category

of the

Available Rules

, and then mapped to the appropriate WAN connection and LAN IP.

To configure

IP Filters

, follow the steps below.

Step 1

From the

Advanced

tab, click the

IP Filters

link provided. The following page

appears:

Step 2:

From the

Select LAN Group

drop-down list, select the LAN Group for which

you wish to add the rule.

Step 3:

From the

LAN IP

drop-down list, select the IP address for which you wish to

apply the rule. If your IP address is not listed, click the

New IP

button and follow

the instructions under the

LAN Clients

screen.

It is recommended that Static IP Addresses rather than DHCP IP Addresses be

used for IP Filtering.

Step 4:

In the

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