User Guide
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rev. 20170131
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version 8.4
Subnetted Connection Limits Cannot Overlap
Make sure when setting up your Connection Limits that you do not create an overlap
between subnetted Connection Limits (/24, /16, etc.). The NetEqualizer does not support
an overlap between subnetted Connection Limits.
For example, this is NOT allowed, as the subnet ranges overlap.
CONNECTION 10.1.1.2/24 60
CONNECTION 10.1.0.3/16 40
Creating a Connection Limit
To create a Connection Limit,
click on your computer’s TAB to put the focus into the
Host IP address field.
Type in:
Host IP address
in 11.22.33.44 format.
TAB to CIDR field. On the CIDR field,
Click on -> [dropdown arrow]
to select a CIDR
value. For an individual IP, use /32, for a Class B use /16, for a Class C use /24, or any
other subnet value from 1-32. If using subnets, each IP in the subnet will get the
Connection Limit.
TAB to Connection Limit field. Type in:
a Positive Even Integer
. TAB off the field to
complete your entry. Your Connection Limit value will be divided in two for
inbound/outbound limits. Remember, CL applies to each IP or each IP in the subnet.
Note: In 8.4, you must use “tab” to move between rows. If you hit “return”, your data will be
cleared. This will be fixed in a future release.
Click on any of the “+” icons (circled in blue) to continue adding Connection Limits.
Once you have entered all of your limits,
Click on -> [Save Changes]
to save changes or
Click on -> [Reset]
to discard changes.