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5.

Example: Filter and block MSN usage.

For example, a company does not wish to allow employees to use MSN. The system administrator can set up an ACL

action: rejecting the traffic going out to External IP Range at 207.46.110.*/24.

Rule Name

MSN Blocking

Rule Enable

Enable

External Interface

* (All complies)

Internal IP Range

Keep it blank (All complies)

External IP Range

207.46.110.1:207.46.110.1.254 (IP address range for MSN server)

Protocol

TCP

Service Port Range

Keep it blank (All complies)

Action

DENY

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7.3

MAC ACCESS CONTROL SETUP

1.

Click on [Security]

–

[MAC Access Control] tab. You will see the following screen.

2.

Configure ACL Settings following the instructions below.

MAC Access Control

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable MAC access Control

Default MAC Access Control

Action

The default ACL action of the ACL rules. When you add the individual rules,

it can be viewed as exceptions and take effects relating to the default action.

If the action of the adding rule is the same as the default action, then this

rule will not work.

3.

Click on [Add] tab. You will see the following screen.

4.

Example: Bind IP to a MAC

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If users need to bind an IP to a specified MAC (network device), one can follow the settings as below.

Sequence Number

User1

Rule Name

Enable

MAC

00:33:44:55:66:77

Action

Allow Access

ACL Enable

Enable

Static ARP Enable

Enable

Static DHCP

Enable

Enable

IP

192.168.10.100

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7.4

OpenDNS SETUP

7.4.1

OpenDNS Settings

1.

Click on [Security]

–

[OpenDNS] tab. You will see the following screen.

2.

Configure OpenDNS Settings following the instructions below.

OpenDNS Service

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable OpenDNS

OpenDNS Username

Enter OpenDNS user name.

OpenDNS Password

Enter OpenDNS password.

DNS Query Redirection to

OpenDNS DNS Servers

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable the data flow redirect to the

OpenDNS Server. Users can get advanced content filtering function through

the setting

OpenDNS Label

Enter the OpenDNS Label

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7.5

WEB FILTERING SETUP

1.

Click on [Security]

–

[Web Filtering] tab. You will see the following screen.

2.

Configure Web Filtering Settings following the instructions below.

Web Filtering

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable Web Filtering

Activex Filtering

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable Activex Filtering

Java/JavaScript Filtering

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable Java/JavaScript Filtering

Proxy Filtering

Choose Enable/Disable to enable/disable Proxy Filtering