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When the MIS engineer apply the network connection from the ISP provider , the
provided real IP is usually not enough to give to all the users . Normally , the MIS
engineer can use the private IP address transfer to the real IP address via the BM-2101’s
NAT (Network Address Translation) function , in order to give the sufficient IP address
to every user . If the MIS engineer set the server which provide the external service in
LAN , then the external user can not link to the internal private IP address .
According to this problem , the MIS engineer can use the BM-2101 ‘s virtual
server function to solve the problem . The so called virtual server is to map the real IP
address to the private IP address via the BM-2101 appliance.
The virtual server also includes the features , called
One to Many
map function. It
means one real IP address can map to the private IP address in four LAN servers which
provide the same service . It is because the virtual server can provide the
Load Balance
function which can provide the proper bandwidth to the LAN server group depends on
the sessions . In other words , the functin can reduce the problem of
System Crash and
bandwidth distribution
, to make the server can work more efficiently .
In this Chapter , we will make the introduction of
Mapped IP
and
Server 1/2/3/4
.
Mapped IP
:
The LAN IP address is a kind of private IP address which is
transffered via the NAT ( Network Address Translation ) . So the external user can not
directly link to the private IP address . In other words , the external user has to link the
BM-2101’s external
real IP address,
then map to the internal
private IP address via the
BM-2101 appliance . That means the external real IP address mapped to the LAN
private IP address.
Summary of Contents for BM-2101
Page 1: ...Bandwidth Management Gateway BM 2101 User s Manual...
Page 44: ...3 9 Language Step1 In Configure Language to select the language Click OK Select language...
Page 56: ...Complete to set the Dynamic IP address...
Page 85: ...The used QoS Flow M Bandwidth 400 Kbps G Bandwidth 200Kbps...
Page 91: ...z To add the settings in the authenticaion management Authentication management...
Page 100: ...Step3 Select Internet Authentication Service Add new network authentication service components...
Page 102: ...Step5 Right click RADIUS Clients New RADIUS Client Add new RADIUS client...
Page 107: ...Step10 Select Ethernet The way to add new romote access policy...
Page 108: ...Step11 Select User Add new romote access policy user and group...
Page 110: ...Step13 Right click on the Radius Properties The network authentication service setting...
Page 112: ...Step15 Add Service Type Add new RADIUS properties attribute...
Page 113: ...Step16 Add Authenticate Only from the left side Add RADIUS properties service type...
Page 124: ...Step3 In Preliminary Steps window click Next The Preliminary steps Web UI...
Page 125: ...Step4 In Server Role window select Active Directory and click Next The server role window...
Page 126: ...Step5 In Summary of Selections window click Next The summary of selections window...
Page 138: ...Step17 In Summary window click Next The summary window...
Page 142: ...Step21 In New Object User window enter the settings click Next Add new object user setting 1...
Page 143: ...Step22 In New Object User window enter the password click Next The new object user setting 2...
Page 145: ...Step25 In Authentication User Group add LDAP User Add new LDAP user...
Page 194: ...Traffic Log Web UI...
Page 197: ...IM setting Download setting...
Page 221: ...Send the NetBIOS Alert Notification to the MIS engineer...
Page 228: ...Step3 Monitor Traffic it shows the packets traffic through policy The traffic log Web UI...
Page 234: ...Step2 Click Download File Download Save Save the connection log files...
Page 243: ...Outbound accounting report...
Page 244: ...Outbound use information...
Page 246: ...Outbound site accounting report...
Page 249: ...Inbound user accounting report...
Page 250: ...Inbound user information...
Page 252: ...Inbound site accounting report...
Page 262: ...Ping results...
Page 265: ...Traceroute results...
Page 270: ...Search the specific record...
Page 272: ...The interface information...
Page 274: ...The system information...