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Configure NAT
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CONFIGURE NAT
NAT provides the ability to map private IP address on the LAN to
public IP addresses (WAN) that are assigned to each session.
This essentially hides the private IP addresses behind the public
IP addresses assigned to WAN sessions. Prior to binding NAT to a
WAN IP address, you should have previously set up PPPoA routed, PPPoE routed, or RFC 1483
routed WAN sessions (see “Configure a New WAN Session” on page 26). You cannot
configure NAT for RFC 1483 bridged sessions.
1 Select
System on the menu bar, then select SmartCNCTSecurity under [Configuration] to access
the
Security Interface Configuration page.
SmartCNCTSecurity
System
- User Manual 1
- Copyright 2
- Trademark Information 2
- Disclaimer of Liability 2
- ABOUT THIS USER MANUAL 3
- DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS 4
- FCC CLASS B COMPLIANCE 4
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
- Table of Contents 6
- Table of Contents 7
- INSTALLING THE MODEM 9
- TEP 2—DETERMINE WHAT YOU NEED 10
- STEP 4—CONNECT CABLES 11
- Wall jack with 12
- DSL service 12
- PC, hub or other 12
- LED Status Indications 13
- Connect Cables 14
- ACCESSING THE WEB INTERFACE 15
- MODEM MANAGEMENT 15
- Assign IP Addresses 16
- TCP/IP Network Configuration 16
- TEP 2—SET UP THE WEB BROWSER 17
- Set Up the Web Browser 18
- Location Bar 19
- System Status page 20
- CONFIGURING THE LAN 21
- CONFIGURE THE LAN 22
- CONFIGURE DNS RELAY MODE 24
- CONFIGURE DHCP SERVER MODE 26
- Configure: 27
- Configure DHCP Server Mode 28
- Default Lease Time 29
- Max Lease Time 29
- DHCP Default Gateway 29
- DHCP DNS Server 29
- Ethernet Mode page 31
- Half Duplex or Full Duplex 31
- CONFIGURING THE WAN 33
- CONFIGURE A NEW WAN SESSION 34
- Session Name 35
- Virtual Path ID (VPI) 35
- Virtual Channel ID (VCI) 35
- Configure a New WAN Session 36
- PPPoE routed are identical 40
- QoS Peak Cell Rate 41
- QoS Sustainable Cell Rate 41
- QoS Maximum Burst Size 41
- EDIT A WAN SESSION 44
- Edit a WAN Session 46
- CONFIGURING 47
- SYSTEM PARAMETERS 47
- ASSIGNING USER ACCESS 48
- Assigning User Access 50
- ADD A DEFAULT GATEWAY 52
- ADD STATIC ROUTE ENTRIES 53
- Destination 54
- Static Routes table 55
- ADD SNMP COMMUNITIES 56
- Add SNMP Communities 58
- CHANGE SPANNING TREE SETTING 59
- Priority 60
- Hello Time 60
- Forward Delay 60
- SAVING CHANGES 61
- Saving Changes 62
- Rebooting the Modem 64
- CONFIGURING DSL PARAMETERS 65
- Quick Configuration 66
- Advance Configuration 68
- IMPLEMENTING A POINT-TO-POINT 71
- LAN EXTENSION 71
- COMPLETE A QUICK INSTALLATION 72
- Configure the Remote Modem 74
- Configure the Remote WAN 75
- Configure the Remote LAN 77
- 2 In the 79
- 3 Click 79
- 6 Click 83
- VERIFY CONNECTIVITY 84
- CONFIGURING MODEM SECURITY 85
- CONFIGURE NAT 86
- Configure NAT 88
- MANAGING THE MODEM 89
- View Modem Status 90
- View System Log 92
- VIEW WAN STATISTICS 93
- Rx Bad Pkts 94
- Tx Bad Pkts 94
- VIEW LAN STATISTICS 95
- Rx CRC Errors 96
- Tx Collisions 96
- SmartCNCTSecurity 97
- VIEW ATM STATISTICS 98
- View G.shdsl Link Statistics 100
- View G.shdsl Error Counters 102
- Update System Software 104
- 4 Click 105
- when prompted 105
- 5 Click 105
- Factory Defaults 106
- Reset to Factory Defaults 106
- ACCESSING THE 107
- COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE 107
- CONNECT TO THE CONSOLE PORT 108
- Modem Defaults 110
- Login admin 110
- Password password 110
- SET UP THE LAN 112
- MANAGE WAN SESSIONS 114
- Add a New Session 115
- Manage WAN Sessions 116
- Permanently Save Sessions 124
- Edit an Existing Session 125
- MANAGE DSL 126
- Configure G.shdsl Parameters 127
- Manage DSL 128
- Operating Mode 129
- View G.shdsl Configuration 132
- Monitor G.shdsl Statistics 133
- CRC Error 135
- LOSW Errors 135
- Errored Seconds 135
- View ATM Counters 136
- RESTORING FACTORY DEFAULTS 138
- UPDATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE 140
- VIEWING SYSTEM INFORMATION 141
- REBOOTING THE MODEM 142
- SPECIFICATIONS 143
- OVERVIEW 144
- VLAN Support 145
- DSL Standards 145
- ATM standards 145
- Internetworking Features 145
- WAN Protocols 146
- Security 146
- Management 146
- Software Upgrade 146
- Encapsulation 147
- • Bridge MIB - 2684 148
- • MIB 1213 - MIB II 148
- Connectors 149
- LAN Interface 149
- WAN Interface 150
- Connector Pinouts 151
- DSL Port (RJ-11) 151
- 10Base-T Port (RJ-45) 152
- Console Port (RJ-45) 152
- RATE VS. REACH 153
- Rate vs. Reach 154
- CONTACTING ADC 155
- GLOSSARY 157
- Appendix D: Glossary 159
- Index 163
- ´,^s¶4_¨ 168
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