EBW-E100
Function Overview
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Function Overview
The EBW-E100 provides you with the following functions:
Configuration via web interface command line (CLI) or configuration
file
All functions can be configured and set via a web interface or a
command line interface (CLI). The access to the interface is protected
with a user name and password query. The port required for this can
be freely configured. Alternatively, a file (ASCII or binary), which
contains the configuration, can also be uploaded.
Access control via radius server
The access to the web interface or command line interface (CLI) can
be protected against unauthorised access using an optional Radius
server.
IPv6 routing
Additionally to the IPv4 addresses, the interfaces have also addresses
according to the IPv6 protocol. The router configures one or several
IPv6 addresses for itself using SLAAC (StateLess Address Auto
Configuration). If a router with router advertisement advertises IPv6
address prefixes in the LAN, the router configures itself another IPv6
address with the advertised prefix in addition to the already
configured IPv6 addresses. In addition, the router can distribute its
prefix to local devices (router advertisement).
DHCP server
Connected Ethernet devices can retrieve their IP address
automatically.
DHCP client
IP addresses from the network can be retrieved automatically at the
LAN ext interface optionally.
Static IP address
A static IP address can be configured for the LAN ext interface.
DSL leased line operation
A permanent connection can be established and maintained via a DSL
("PPP over Ethernet") connection. A DSL modem can be connected
via the LAN ext interface for this. This makes it possible to
communicate with an external network via a "leased line".
Periodic DSL connection set-up
A DSL (PPPoE) connection can be established and also terminated
time-controlled. Fixed times can be specified for the connection set-
up and termination.
