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Security 59
Remote Management
By default, the Eicon 1550/1551 does not allow remote devices to access its
configuration interfaces via the external network. This feature can be enabled;
however, this does not affect traffic on the local LAN created by the Eicon 1550/1551. If
the local LAN is connected to other networks, these computers will continue to have
access to the Eicon 1550/1551, even if remote management is disabled. Consider the
following topology:
In the above example, all computers on the two LANs have access to the
Eicon 1550/1551 configuration interfaces. However, remote computer A is blocked as it
must go through the external network to access the Eicon 1550/1551.
Note: Remote security is implemented using IP filtering. In the web interface, expand the ‘IP’ section
and click ‘Filters’.
Eicon 1550/1551
- Eicon 1550/1551 1
- WAN Router 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 6
- Overview 7
- Package Contents 8
- Specifications 9
- Indicator Lights 10
- Protocol Support 10
- IP Protocol Support 10
- Environmental Requirements 10
- Power Requirements 10
- Warranty 11
- Management Utilities 11
- Packaging Contents 11
- System Requirements 13
- Step 1: Connect the Cables 14
- Procedure 15
- Troubleshooting 17
- Adjusting Browser Settings 17
- Setup 18 18
- Step 4: Create Profiles 20
- Limits on Creating Profiles 22
- What’s Next? 22
- Step 5: Modify Other Settings 23
- Creating a Backup Profile 26
- ISDN Port Setup 27
- Configuring the ISDN Protocol 29
- LAN Setup 30
- Setup 31 31
- General Setup Procedure 32
- ‘IP address’ and 33
- ‘Subnet Mask’ 33
- Disabling DHCP (if required) 34
- Technical Support 37
- Using your Eicon 1550/1551 38
- Using your Eicon 1550/1551 39 39
- Normal Reset 41
- Entering Boot Monitor Mode 41
- ‘Save’ button 43
- Getting Help 44
- Creating and Editing Profiles 49
- Security 51
- Security Features Summary 52
- Security 53 53
- System Password 54
- Automatic Log Out 55
- External 56
- Creating Static NAT Mappings 57
- Default NAT Server 57
- ‘Default NAT 58
- Server’ field 58
- Remote Management 59
- Enabling Remote Management 60
- Defining a Password 60
- Authentication (PPP only) 61
- Manual Dialing 62
- Bypass filter stack 63
- Important Notes on Filters 64
- Defining a New Filter 64
- ‘Edit Filters’ Page Options 66
- Security 67 67
- Default Filters 68
- New default 69
- First filter 70
- Second filter 70
- System Menu 72
- Set Time 73
- Set Date 73
- Get Time and Date button 73
- Log Output 73
- Remote IP Address 73
- Connection Menu 74
- Compression 75
- Echo Request 75
- Idle Timer 75
- Max Retries 75
- Retry Delay 76
- Restore Delay 76
- Remote DTE Address 77
- Compression Type 77
- Connection Type 77
- Facilities 77
- Connection Menu > IP Group 80
- RIP Version 81
- RIP Policy 81
- RIP Update 81
- Route Merging 81
- Domain Name 83
- Primary Address 83
- Secondary Address 83
- Callback type 84
- Callback options: 84
- Callback numbers 85
- Delay before host calls back 85
- Timeout waiting for callback 85
- DNS Relay 86
- TFTP Server 86
- IP Spoofing 86
- IP Services 86
- Routes Menu (IP Tree) 88
- Interface 89
- Filters Menu (IP Tree) 90
- NAT Mapping Menu (IP Tree) 91
- Time Client Menu (IP Tree) 92
- SNMP Menu (IP Tree) 93
- DHCP Menu (IP Tree) 94
- Delay (sec) (DHCP = Relay) 96
- LAN Menu 97
- LAN Menu > RIP Group 98
- LAN Menu > DNS Group 99
- VHSI Port Menu 100
- Clocking 101
- Line Speed 101
- Data Encoding 101
- TX Idle Timeout 102
- Node Type 103
- Local DTE Address 103
- Default Window Size 103
- Maximum Window Size 103
- Packet Format 103
- Default Packet Size 104
- Maximum Packet Size 104
- X.25 Version 104
- TOA/NPI Addressing 104
- Maximum Retry Count (N3) 104
- Sequential Assignment of VCs 105
- T21- Call Supervision Timer 106
- Acknowledge Timer 106
- HDLC Menu (VHSI Tree) (X.25) 107
- Checkpoint T1 110
- Ack Delay T2 110
- Idle Probe T3 110
- Local management interface 111
- Maximum number of DLCI (P1) 111
- Information field size (dN1) 111
- Error threshold (N2) 112
- Monitored events count (N3) 112
- Committed information rate 112
- (Frame Relay) 113
- Window Size K 114
- Enable answering 116
- Allow retry 116
- Retry limit 116
- Delay between retries 116
- Bits/Char 117
- Primary Number 117
- Secondary Number 117
- DSR loss delay 121
- Max delay between rings 121
- Send a command message delay 121
- Switch type 122
- ISDN number for B1 122
- ISDN number for B2 122
- Initial billing interval 123
- Recurring billing interval 123
- ISDN Menu > Protocols 124
- Important ISDN Concepts 125
- Threshold monitoring interval 126
- Maximum duration of calls 126
- Maximum number of calls 126
- ISDN Menu > Incoming Calls 127
- Enable ISDN Access 128
- Selecting an Interface Cable 129
- Corporation 130
- Cable Specifications 131
- Type of Connectors 132
- The V.24 Interface 133
- The V.35 Interface 135
- The EIA-530 Interface 137
- VHSI-EIA-530 cable 138
- The V.36/RS-449 Interface 139
- DRAIN WIRE 140
- TWISTED PAIRS 140
- (MANDATORY) 140
- The X.21 Interface 141
- Configuration Worksheets 142
- HDLC Worksheet 144
- Dynamic or Static DLCI 145
- PPP Worksheet 146
- VHSI Port Worksheet 147
- General Information 152
- Declaration of Conformity 153
- Safety Notice 153
- Authorized Signature: 154
- Montreal, September 10, 2001 154
- EU Declaration of Conformity 156
- Limited Warranty 157
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