Asentria SiteBoss 571 UserManual
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Path
The Path
sets the initial path (in URL of port-forwarded device) to which the user is redirected upon web login.
Note:
Additional required settings:
SiteBoss users are configured with an option (Upon Login the Go To) that allows them access to destinations upon
logging in (Command Line, Passthrough, or Menu). A fourth option - Web Login Forwarding
– has been added to
support this feature. Additionally, an option to select which of the four Web Login Forwarding routes that user is
allowed to access has been added. These must be configured for Web Login Forward to work. Refer to the
Security Settings/ Specific Security Settings menu/
User Profile Security Settings
Note:
Additional optional settings:
Optionally, Web Login Forwarding can be used with a RADIUS server to authenticate and authorize a user via that
RADIUS server before forwarding the user to the other device to login. Refer to the Security Settings / Specific
Security Settings/
to configure the settings for the RADIUS server.
Note:
Web Login Forwarding status
The command “
STATUS PF
” or “
? PF
” (omit quotes) will display a table that shows current Web Login Forwarding
status, including how long port forwarding has been engaged, and when it will disengage if no activity.
DSL Settings
The following describes the menu options for configuring the optional ADSL Modem. For more information
regarding the operation of the ADSL modem please refer to the Configuring and Using an
on the Asentria Product Information Portal or contact
SiteBoss 571 - DSL Settings
A) Start Mode [MANUAL]
B) Type [PPPOA]
C) VPI [0]
D) VCI [0]
E) Encapsulation [VCM]
F) Mode [BRIDGED]
G) Username []
H) Password [********]
I) IP Address [0.0.0.0]
J) Mask [0.0.0.0]
K) Router [0.0.0.0]
Start Mode
The Start Mode toggles between MANUAL and AUTO to set how the DSL interface is to be raised. Set this to
MANUAL to require user intervention to raise the DSL interface, or to let a VPN (if it is configured to use DSL) raise
the DSL interface when the VPN needs to use DSL. Set this to AUTO to tell the unit to automatically raise the DSL
interface upon boot. The default setting is MANUAL.
Type
Type toggles between PPPoA, PPPoE, STATIC, or DHCP. This should be set as directed by your ADSL provider.
This is the most important DSL setting since its value determines what other DSL settings are applicable to the
DSL configuration. The default setting is PPPoA.
VPI
This option is used to set the VPI (Virtual Path Identifier) used on the DSL interface. This should be set as directed
by your ADSL provider and is required for DSL operation. Values are: 0 to 4095 and the default setting is 0.
VCI
This option is used to sets the VCI (Virtual Channel Identifier) for the DSL interface. This should be set as directed
by your ADSL provider and is required for DSL operation. Values are: 0 to 65535. The default setting is 0.
Encapsulation
This option toggles between VCM and LLC to control whether the encapsulation is LLC (Logical Link Control) or
VCM (Virtual Channel Multiplexed). This should be set as directed by your ADSL provider and is required for DSL
operation. The default setting is VCM.
