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13.2.3.2

New Triggering Rule

The following screen will appear if you click the

new custom service

button from the

Port Triggering

screen

(

Security > Services > Port Triggering > New Triggering Rule

). This screen allows you to create a “new” port

triggering rule that will then be added to the

Triggering Rule

drop-down menu.

Rule Name

Displays the name for the new port triggering rule being created.

Outgoing Protocol

Click this drop-down menu to select an outgoing connection from the local network

on a predetermined port or range of ports:

•

Tcp: Transmission Control Protocol.

•

Udp: User Datagram Protocol.

Outgoing Port Start

Displays the local LAN side TCP/UDP start port.

Outgoing Port End

Displays the local LAN side TCP/UDP end port.

Incoming Protocol

Click this drop-down menu to select the incoming protocol for the triggered ports:

•

Tcp: Transmission Control Protocol.

•

Udp: User Datagram Protocol.

Incoming Port Start

The WAN side TCP/UDP start port.

Incoming Port End

The WAN side TCP/UDP end port.

add

Click this button to create a port triggering rule that can be enabled from the

Port

Triggering

screen’s

Triggering Rule

drop-down menu.

back

Click this button to return to the

Port Triggering

screen.

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13.3

Wireless Security

The following screen will appear if you select

Security

>

Wireless Security

from the main menu. For more

information on

Wireless Security

, please refer to section 12.3, “Wireless Security.”

13.4

Change Password

The following screen will appear if you select

Security > Change Password

from the main menu. This screen

allows you to change your Administration Name and Administration Password, protecting the Gateway from any

unauthorized modifications to the configuration settings. The values typed in the password fields will be masked for

security purposes. If you change the settings in this screen, click

change

and then

OK

. If you click

Cancel

, the

screen will return to its previous settings.

NOTE:

If the Gateway is password protected and you are not an authorized user, you will not be able to change the

value in this screen. (The Gateway cannot be configured unless an authorized user is logged in.) Contact your

network administrator for further instructions.

IMPORTANT:

The

Security > Change Password

screen allows you to

use

admin

as your

administration name

(your administration name can match your user name). However, this screen does not allow you to use

“password”

as your

administration password

. You must type a different password in order for this screen to take effect. If you

type

password

in the fields labeled

Enter

Administration Password

and

Verify Administration Password

, this

screen will not continue the logon. Once you decide on an

administration name

and

password

, please record them

for future reference.

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Enter Administrative Name

Note: This changes the Systems Administrator

password, not the PPP password.

Type the name of your network administrator.

Enter Administrative Password

Type your network administrator’s password in this field.

Verify Administrative Password

Retype your network administrator’s password in this field.

13.5

Security Log

The following screen will appear if you select

Security > Security Log

from the main menu. This screen is an

advanced diagnostics screen and will alert you of noteworthy information sent to your Gateway from the Internet. It

may also contain entries that indicate Local Administrative Access and/or Remote Access logins or failures. Up to

1000 entries can be made, but a maximum of 50 entries are displayed at a time. Once 1000 entries have been logged,

the oldest entry is removed to make space for new entries as they occur.

Clear log

Click this button to remove all entries from the log.

printable/savable format

Click this button to open a new window that contains a list of all the logged packets

that can be saved to file or sent to a local printer.

Settings

Click this button to select the information that you want logged via the F

irewall Log

Settings

window. Click

OK

on the pop-screen that follows. Refer to section 13.5.1,

“Firewall Log Settings.”

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Packet

Displays the packet number.

Time

Displays the time that the packet was sent.

Direction/Source

Displays the direction of transmission.

Rule/Reason

Displays the internal rule that caused the logged event. The internal rule is set up

under Firewall rules.

Details

Displays a description of the logged event.

Page

Clicking a number link at the bottom of the page navigates you to the corresponding

range of entries. The most recent entries are always on the highest numbered page.

13.5.1

Firewall Log Settings

The following screen will appear if you click the

settings

button from the

Security Log

screen (

Security > Security

Log > Firewall Log Settings

). This screen allows you to configure firewall logging. Remote logging allows the

firewall logs to be sent to a machine running a syslog server.

Log Allowed Traffic

Click this drop-down menu to choose from the log allowed traffic options.

•

Disabled: System will not log allowed traffic.

•

Inbound Packets: System will log inbound packets only.

•

Outbound Packets: System will log outbound packets only.

•

All Packets: System will log both inbound and outbound packets.

Log Blocked Traffic

Click this drop-down menu to choose from the log blocked traffic options.

•

Disabled: System will not log blocked traffic.

•

Inbound Packets: System will log inbound packets only.

•

Outbound Packets: System will log outbound packets only.

•

All Packets: System will log both inbound and outbound packets.

Log Traffic Specified In

Rules

Click this drop-down menu to enable or disable logging traffic specified in rules.

Log Administrative

Access

Click this drop-down menu to enable or disable logging administrative access.

save

Click this button to save the changes made on this screen.

cancel

Click this button to cancel the changes made on this screen.

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14.

ADVANCED

This section explains the advanced features of your Gateway and guides you through the configurable settings. It

provides instructions on backing up and restoring your Gateway’s configuration settings, gives details about the

statistic screens of your Gateway, and allows you to configure your Gateway’s LAN, WAN, and Static IP features.

NOTE:

Not all options in the

Advanced

menu may be available if your Gateway’s Ethernet VersaPort is configured

for “WAN Uplink Port” instead of “LAN Ethernet Port.” Refer to section 14.4.3, “VersaPort.”

14.1

Version Data

The following screen will appear if you select

Advanced > Version Data

from the main menu. This screen displays

general information about your Gateway.

Model Number

Displays your Gateway manufacturer’s model number.

Serial Number

Displays your Gateway manufacturer’s serial number.

MAC Address

Displays your Gateway Media Access Controller (MAC); i.e., hardware address

of this device.

Software Version

Displays your Gateway’s version of application software.

Software Model

Displays your Gateway’s application type.

Description

Displays your Gateway’s product description.

Boot Loader

Displays your Gateway’s version of boot loader software

Configuration

Displays your Gateway’s proprietary configuration number.