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X3200 User’s Guide 99
Configuration options
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IP Here you enter the settings for the
➤➤
IP protocol. This menu consists of
several submenus:
IP
➧
R
OUTING
includes X3200 ’s IP routing table. Here you enter routes to
your partners (e.g. default routes, network routes), which ensure that your
X3200 sends all the
➤➤
data packets to the correct addresses.
IP
➧
STATIC SETTINGS
is for entering important settings, e.g. the domain
name of X3200 , the IP addresses of additional
➤➤
servers (e.g. Domain
Name Server) and system time specifications.
IP
➧
N
ETWORK
A
DDRESS
T
RANSLATION
is for configuring the interfaces to the
partners for which you want to use the Network Address Translation function
(
➤➤
NAT ).
IP
➧
A
CCESS
L
ISTS
is for defining
➤➤
filters to allow or deny access from
or to the different hosts in the connected networks. You can thus prevent your
X3200 from establishing unintended connections to the ISDN.
IP
➧
IP A
DDRESS
P
OOL
WAN (PPP) is for setting up a pool of IP addresses
that X3200 as a dynamic IP address server can assign to WAN partners, who
can then dial in.
IP
➧
IP A
DDRESS
P
OOL
LAN (DHCP) is for configuring X3200 as a
➤➤
DHCP server. As a DHCP server, X3200 assigns the IP addresses to
the hosts in the LAN dynamically.
IP
➧
SNMP is for changing the basic
➤➤
SNMP settings.
IP
➧
DNS is for defining the procedure for name resolution in X3200 .
IP
➧
T
OKEN
A
UTHENTICATION
F
IREWALL
is for personal authentication of IP
connection partners.
IP
➧
L
OCAL
S
ERVICES
A
CCESS
C
ONTROL
is for controlling access to the local
UDP and TCP services in X3200 .
IPX Here you make the entries for the IPX protocol.
➤➤
IPX is used especially
in Novell networks.
Menu Function