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Configuration Menu Items
Item Description
AAA Establishes the AAA service options.
Access Control To enable secure administration of the product, the AG-
2000w incorporates a master access control list that
checks the source (IP address) of administrator logins. A
login is permitted only if a match is made with the
master list contained on the AG-2000w. If a match is not
made, the login is denied, even if a correct login name
and password are supplied. The access control list
supports up to 50 (fifty) entries in the form of a specific
IP address or range of IP addresses.
Additionally, the AG-2000w offers access control based
on the type of Interface being used. This feature allows
administrators to block access from Telnet, Web
Management, and FTP sources.
Auto Configuration Provides an effortless and rapid method for configuring
devices for fast network roll-outs.
Bandwidth Management Allows system administrators to manage the bandwidth
for subscribers, defined in Kbps (Kilobits per seconds)
for both upstream and downstream data transmissions.
Bill Record Mirroring Configures the AG-2000w to send copies of billing
records to external servers.
DHCP Allows you to assign the AG-2000w as its own DHCP
server, or enable the DHCP relay for an external server.
DNS Sets up the DNS parameters, including the host name,
domain, and the primary and secondary DNS servers.
Home Page Redirect Allows you to redirect the subscriber’s browser to a
specified home page.
iNAT Enables Intelligent Address Translation for Transparent
VPN Access.
Location Sets up your location and IP addresses for the network,
subscriber, subnet mask, and default gateway.
Logging Enables logging options for the system and AAA
functions.