BinTec X4000, User Manual

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320 X4000 User’s Guide
Configuration of Security Functions and Firewall
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Activate Maximum Number of Current Outgoing Connections, if
applicable, and enter the desired value.
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Press SAVE.
10.1.4 HTTP Status Page
Every BinTec router is equipped with an internal home page, the so-called
HTTP status page. You can use this together with an Internet browser (e.g.
Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer) to display the status of X4000 . This
enables all users of the X4000 LAN to take a look at the status of the router,
provided they know the password for the user name
http
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Enter the URL
http://<system name>
in your browser. (You can also
enter X4000 ’s IP address instead of the name.)
The HTTP status page of the BinTec router with the system name <System
Name> is displayed with the IP address entered.
The HTTP status page contains three tables:
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System description:
In addition to the version of the system software, this also lists information
from the MIB table system, such as System name and Contact. If a valid
e-mail address is given under Contact, this is shown underlined.
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Software options:
This table lists information from the MIB table biboAdmLicInfoTable and
displays the status of X4000 ’s subsystems.
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Hardware interfaces:
This table displays the LAN and WAN interfaces of X4000 . The third column
of the table provides information about the current status of the physical
interfaces.
Please note: HTTP pages are usually stored in the cache memory of the
browser. This means they can possibly be read by other users at the same
workspace and may also be visible at proxy
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servers involved.