Siemens SpeedStream-5200 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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NAT & NAPT:

Enable concurrent NAT and NAPT

Note

Depending on your configuration, NAT is sometimes enabled by default. Disable NAT only in

advanced situations where your ISP has assigned static IP addresses.

2.

To continue to the

Connection Name

window, click

Specify Connection Name

1.

On the

Connection Name

window, enter

a name for the new connection.

2.

To complete the configuration process for

the RFC-2684 Bridged protocol, click

The

VC Wizard

window displays.

Finish

On the

VC Wizard

window, click

Finish

.

•

The

Current Configuration

window

displays the new connection in the first

available row.

Configure RFC-2684 Routed

Protocol

RFC-2684 Routed is an IP-driven protocol

with different encapsulation than RFC-2684 Bridged, but does route traffic. Since this protocol does not

support DHCP, the IP address must be manually entered.

On the

Protocol Selection

window, click

RFC-2684 Routed

; then click

The

2684 Routed

window displays.

Enter IP Information

1.

On the

2684 Routed

window, enter the IP

address and subnet mask. You may also

enter the [optional] default gateway and

DNS server addresses.

2.

To continue to the

Interface Options

window, click

Select Interface Options

1.

On the

Interface Options

window, select

the desired options:

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Use Firewall:

Enable firewall protection.

•

Use Attack Detection System:

Enable WAN attack protection.

•

Use Universal Plug-n-Play:

Enable devices to discover and control each other via UPnP over the network.

•

RIP:

Routing Information Protocol (For more information, see page 83.)

-

Version 1:

Allows RIP version 1 to be

transmitted/received on the

selected interface. Currently,

RIPv1 is seldom used, but

supported on the SpeedStream

router.

-

Version 2:

Allows RIP version 2 to be

transmitted/received on the

selected interface. This would be

the most common choice.

-

Versions 1 & 2:

Simultaneously supports RIP

versions 1 and 2 on the selected

interface.

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Active Mode:

In enabled, the router will receive

routing updates on the selected

interface and will broadcast regular routing updates to other routers. If not enabled (default),

the router will receive routing updates on this interface, but will not broadcast routing tables.

NAT/NAPT:

Enable Network Address Translation (NAT) and/or Network Address Port Translation (NAPT).

For more information on using NAT and NAPT, see page 65.

•

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Disabled:

Disable both NAT and NAPT (for example, if setting up static routes).

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NAT:

Enable NAT only and specify the destination IP address for incoming packets on the selected

WAN interface.

-

NAPT:

Enable NAPT only to handle multiple addresses based on port forwarding rules.

-

NAT & NAPT:

Enable concurrent NAT and NAPT

Note

Depending on your configuration, NAT is sometimes enabled by default. Disable NAT only in

advanced situations where your ISP has assigned static IP addresses.

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2.

To continue to the

Connection Name

window, click

Specify Connection Name

1.

On the

Connection Name

window, enter

a name for the new connection.

2.

To complete the configuration process for

the RFC-2684 Routed protocol, click

The

VC Wizard

window displays.

Finish

•

On the

VC Wizard

window, click

Finish

.

The

Current Configuration

window

displays the new connection information.

Configure PPPoE Protocol

PPPoE is a PPP connection over Ethernet

encapsulated using RFC-2684 Bridging

protocol. The router can support up to four PPPoE sessions per virtual connection. You can configure the

PPPoE protocol in one of four modes:

1.

From the

Protocol Selection

window, click

PPPoE

; then click

The

PPPoE Type

window displays.

2.

On the

PPPoE Type

window, select one

of these options:

Client Mode:

Terminates the PPP traffic and pass

on pure Ethernet to the LAN.

Bridged Mode:

Passes PPPoE traffic through to the

LAN; user runs Ethernet or another

PPPoE client on the computer to

maintain the PPP connection.

2684 Bridge Mode:

Concurrently runs PPPoE with a 2684 Bridge on the same virtual connection.

2684 Bridge/IP Mode:

Concurrently runs PPPoE with 2684 Bridge/IP on the same virtual connection.

3.

To continue configuring PPPoE, click

to instructions for each PPPoE type:

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If you selected:

Go to:

If you selected:

Go to:

Client

pg. 38

2684B Connection pg. 43

Bridge

pg. 41

PPPoE Bridge

pg. 47

Configure PPPoE / Client Only

This mode terminates the PPP traffic and passes on pure Ethernet to the LAN.

•

On the

PPPoE Type

window, select

Client only

.

The

PPPoE Session Count

window displays

Select PPPoE Session Count

On the

PPPoE Session Count

window,

select from 1 to 4 connections; then click

The

User Information

window displays.

Note

The process will repeat for each

session you need to configure. After you

have completed the settings for the last

session, the

VC Wizard

window

displays.

Enter User Information

1.

On the

User Information

window, you

can enter a new login username and

password (not required).

2.

To continue to the

PPP Options

window,

click

Select PPP Options

1.

On the

PPP Options

window, select one

or multiple setting(s):

Dial-up Only

:

Only active when you manually

connect.

Autoconnect on Disconnect:

If the connection gets dropped (line

error, router reboot, DSL line drop,

etc.), the PPP client automatically

attempts to reconnect as soon as the

error is resolved. This is like an

“always on” WAN connection.

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Use Idle Timeout:

If the connection sits without transmitting for the specified time, the router will log out the PPP

connection. This helps relieve Internet congestion at the ISP level. The SpeedStream router also

provides a

Connect on Demand

feature wherein the router automatically reconnects when you

attempt to use the WAN connection.

Idle Timeout

cannot be used with

Autoconnect on

Disconnect

.

•

2.

To continue to the

PPP Static IP

window, click

Enter Static IP Address

1.

On the

PPP Static IP

window, you may

enter a static IP address if your service

provider has assigned one (not required).

2.

To continue to the

Interface Options

window, click

Select Interface Options

1.

On the

Interface Options

window, select

the desired options:

•

Use Firewall:

Enable firewall protection.

•

Use Attack Detection System:

Enable WAN attack protection.

•

Use Universal Plug-n-Play:

Enable devices to discover and control each other via UPnP over the network.

•

RIP:

Routing Information Protocol (For

more information, see page 83.)

-

Version 1:

Allows RIP version 1 to be

transmitted/received on the

selected interface. Currently,

RIPv1 is seldom used, but

supported on the SpeedStream

router.

-

Version 2:

Allows RIP version 2 to be

transmitted/received on the

selected interface. This would be

the most common choice.

-

Versions 1 & 2:

Simultaneously supports RIP

versions 1 and 2 on the selected

interface.

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