BinTec X3200, User Manual

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X3200 User’s Guide 203
Settings Specific to WAN Partners
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➤
Select Action, e.g. invoke M .
➤
Select Direction, e.g.
outgoing
.
➤
Select Number of Channels, e.g. 1 .
➤
Select Filter, e.g. mail_smtp_out .
➤
Press SAVE.
➤
Leave IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD)
➧
R
ULES FOR
BOD with Exit.
➤
Leave
IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD) with Exit.
You have returned to the main menu.
To apply a rule to an interface, proceed as follows:
➤
Go to
IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD)
➧
C
ONFIGURE
I
NTERFACES
FOR
BOD.
➤
Select the interface to which you wish to apply a rule, e.g. aodiclient , and
press Return.
➤
Select the rule you wish to apply to this interface, e.g. mail_smtp_out .
➤
Press SAVE.
➤
Leave IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD)
➧
C
ONFIGURE
I
NTERFACES
FOR
BOD
➧
E
DIT
with Exit.
➤
Leave IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD)
➧
C
ONFIGURE
I
NTERFACES
FOR
BOD with Exit.
➤
Leave IP
➧
B
ANDWIDTH ON
D
EMAND
(BOD) with Exit.
You have returned to the main menu.
Configuration Examples for BOD (Bandwidth on Demand)
Two configuration examples are described below:
■
Additional bandwidth for HTTP connections
■
Restricting mail reception to D-channel
Additional bandwidth
for HTTP connections
The following example shows a special configuration of X3200 for connection
setup of the PC with the IP address 172.16.77.11 (TCP Port 80) to the Internet.