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Appendix C

Appendix B

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Standard Program and Port List:

Appendix C

Application Type

Application Notes˚

Required Settings for Port Forwarding

SERVICES

NOTES

Outgoing Connection

Incoming Connection

HTTP

Netscape, IE

None

80 /client IP

FTP

Windows FTP, Cuteftp

None

21 /client IP

TELNET

Windows Telnet, Neterm

None

23 /client IP

POP3

Eudora 

None

110 /client IP

SMTP

Eudora

None

25 /client IP

mIRC

mIRC

None

.

Network Time Protocol (NTP)

 

123

123  /client IP

PPTP

Windows PPTP 

None

1723 /client IP

APPLICATIONS

NOTES

Outgoing Connection

Incoming Connection

BAYVPN

 

500 /client IP

 

CarbonCopy32

 

 

1023 - 1680 /client IP

CITRIX 

 

 

1494 /client IP

Cu-SeeMe

2

Cornell 1.1

None

7648 /client IP

.

White Pine 3.1.2

7648 /client IP &
24032 /client IP 

Default /client IP

.

White Pine 4.0
(CuSeeMe Pro )

7648 /client IP &
24032 /client IP

Default /client IP

Direct Connect

 

 

375 - 425 /client IP

FW1VPN

 

259 /client IP

 

ICQ

For file transfer, we must enable:
ICQ -> preference -> connections -
> firewall and set the firewall time
out to 80 seconds in firewall
setting.

None for Chat. 

Default /client IP

2.

In the drop-down menu after Connect via, choose 

Ethernet

or 

Ethernet Built-In

.

3.

Close the Appletalk window by clicking the small box in the upper left corner. 

4.

You may be asked to save changes to your Appletalk setting. If so, click the 

OK

but-

ton. 

5.

Click the 

Apple

menu in the upper left corner and scroll down to 

Chooser

; then,

after the word Appltalk toward the bottom right, click the radio button before the
word “Active”. 

6. 

You'll be asked to make sure you are connected to an Appletalk network. Click the

OK

button. 

7.

Close the Chooser window by clicking the small box in the upper left corner. 

Note: 

When print sharing is enabled, you cannot use a password to protect your

printer. Therefore, we strongly recommend that your leave this option enabled
only during the time you wish to share your printer with other users. When the
other users have finished printing their files on your printer, we recommend you
reverse the above process. To do so, you need not change your Appletalk settings
again. All you need to do is call up 

Chooser

and disable Appletalk by clicking

the radio button before Inactive in the lower right corner.

Summary of Contents for R1020S(U)

Page 1: ...Setup 18 Status Screen 21 VII Advanced Configuration of the Wireless Ready Home Gateway 24 WAN IP Address 26 Wireless Settings 28 LAN IP Address 30 DHCP Server 30 DHCP Server Configuration 31 Services...

Page 2: ...small busi ness If you would like to take your computing to the next level then the Actiontec Wireless Ready Home Gateway is the key to your success Package Contents One Actiontec Wireless Ready Mult...

Page 3: ...if it is on there is a link If it is flashing then there is data being transmitted or received Reset Switch If you would like to reset your Home Gateway hold down the switch for 1 to 2 seconds If you...

Page 4: ...er address ______ ______ ______ ______ Click on the button to change the listing IP address __________________________ Example 24 253 117 45 Subnet Mask If assigned ______ ______ ______ ______ Example...

Page 5: ...1 Turn on your computer Click Start then select Settings and then select Control Panel Mail and Web Server Information Some broadband providers use single words to direct the connection to their E mai...

Page 6: ...e Home Gateway Before you Connect the Home Gateway lV 3 In the Network window under the configuration tab select TCP IP Click Properties If there is not a listing for TCP IP then refer to Appendix B f...

Page 7: ...figuration tab Make sure that the Use DHCP for WINS Resolution circle is selected This is the default setting The Disable WINS Resolution circle may also be selected for proper functioning 8 Click OK...

Page 8: ...ick LAN Settings Remove any checks from the 3 boxes and click OK 4 Click OK to close the Internet Properties window 5 Close the Control Panel window If Netscape Navigator is your default browser 1 Ope...

Page 9: ...Gateway If applicable 5 Insert the Actiontec 802 11b wireless card into the top slot of the Home Gateway If you are setting up a wireless network 6 Ensure your Cable DSL modem is turned on and operat...

Page 10: ...your broadband service then click Next If your have a T1 Line or Fixed Point Broadband click Cable 6a If you selected DSL enter your user name and password provided by your ISP Click Next Basic Setup...

Page 11: ...n gerprint for the Internet Some ISP s use this information to validate the PC s identifi 6b If you selected Cable and your ISP requires a Host Name or Domain name to access their network enter it now...

Page 12: ...ng to establish a connection with the ISP Disconnected A valid connection to the Cable DSL modem exists but there is no connection to the Internet Off A valid physical connection to the Cable DSL mode...

Page 13: ...guration simply click on its name in the left menu bar Note You may click Save and Restart on the bottom left hand side of the screen when you have finished configuring any one or more of the advance...

Page 14: ...ovided by your ISP Wan IP Address This screen allows you to manually set up your Home Gateway The following are three methods by which your ISP will assign an IP Address to your Home Gateway Note Some...

Page 15: ...llows you to take advantage of the Home Gateway s wire less capabilities With your Actiontec 802 11b Wireless PC Card plugged in your Home Gateway will act as a wireless Access Point ESSID Default val...

Page 16: ...that of the Home Gateway To be in the same subnet the IP address must begin with the same numbers for the first 3 fields Example 192 168 0 1 would mean your IP address would have to be 192 168 0 x wi...

Page 17: ...ocking This feature enables you to block specific websites Simply enter the name of the web site into the appropriate field and click Add When the user tries to access a blocked website the website wi...

Page 18: ...your network resources while in the DMZ It is recommended to place the computer in the DMZ mode only as long as it is necessary You will also be unable to access your network resources WARNING This c...

Page 19: ...tings Restore Default Settings This allows you to restore your Home Gateway to its original default settings 1 Click on Utilities 2 Click on Restore Default Settings 3 Click the Restore Default Settin...

Page 20: ...not sure let the PC get the IP address automatically by initiating the DHCP function Then verify that your PC is using an IP address within the default range of 192 168 1 2 to 198 168 1 XXX If your P...

Page 21: ...Area Network This is a group of computers and other devices connected wirelessly in a small area A wireless network is referred to as LAN or WLAN ESSID Extended Service Set Identifier You must have t...

Page 22: ...ort for Cable DSL Modem LAN Four 10 100 RJ 45 Switched Ports One Shared Uplink Port Speed WAN 10Mbps Switch 10 100Mbps Half Duplex 20 200 Full Duplex Wireless See Below Cabling Type 10BaseT UTP STP Ca...

Page 23: ...NT Workstation 4 0 installation disks or CD ROM handy before beginning Windows NT Workstation 4 0 may need to copy some driver information during the configuration process If your Ethernet card was su...

Page 24: ...k the WINS Address tab Verify that the only entry here is your Ethernet card Please see the screen image on the next page TCP IP Properties IP Addressing DHCP With the TCP IP Protocol highlighted clic...

Page 25: ...The Bindings tab contains a drop down list box that allows you to display different views of your networking configuration Services Click the Bindings tab select All Services from the drop down list a...

Page 26: ...ettings Click Start select Programs and then select Command Prompt At the command prompt type ipcon fig all to verify that you received an IP address You may close this window once you have verified y...

Page 27: ...r users manual or the help files for detailed information Actiontec provides the information that follows as a guideline only Windows 2000 installs with the default TCP IP configuration If you have a...

Page 28: ...s a guideline only Configuring Open Transport 2 5 2 To configure Open Transport 1 From the top toolbar click the Apple icon Select TCP IP from the Control Panels menu 2 Once the TCP IP control panel i...

Page 29: ...ile and Print Sharing is not present then click the Add button Appendix B 3 In the Select Network Component Type screen click Service and then click the Add button 5 Make sure the Use 802 3 option is...

Page 30: ...ocation name or main user s name is used in this field 7 Click on the Configuration tab This will take you back to the screen from step 2 In the Primary Network Logon box located just above the File a...

Page 31: ...pend on the passwords you enter in the appropriate field When you are finished click Apply and then OK your computer restarts you will be asked to supply a User Name and Password Enter whatever you wo...

Page 32: ...for your computer The only item that needs to be altered is your workgroup settings All the computers on your network must have the same workgroup name but different computer names To check or change...

Page 33: ...nking 4 The indication above the Start button s will change from Off to Starting Up to On 5 Close the File Sharing window by clicking the small box in the upper left corner 6 File sharing and or progr...

Page 34: ...ds in firewall setting None for Chat Default client IP 2 In the drop down menu after Connect via choose Ethernet or Ethernet Built In 3 Close the Appletalk window by clicking the small box in the uppe...

Page 35: ...et 22 client IP 5631 5632 client IP RealPlayer RealPlayer G2 None Remote Anything 3996 4000 client IP Shiva VPN Need to set the mobile option to be your public IP address 2233 client IP 2233 client IP...

Page 36: ...nced 5 A window will display showing the hardware address 6 Carefully make note of this Hardware address as it is the same as the MAC address To determine the MAC address of an installed Ethernet card...

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