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Motorola Netopia 2200 Administrator's Handbook (368 pages)

Motorola Gateways Administrator's Handbook

Brand: Motorola | Category: Gateway | Size: 8.45 MB

Table of Contents
5
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

13
- What's New in 7.7.4
  13
- About Motorola Netopia® Documentation
  15
- Intended Audience
  15
- Documentation Conventions
  15
  - General
    15
  - Internal Web Interface
    16
  - Command Line Interface
    16
- Organization
  17
- A Word about Example Screens
  17
CHAPTER 2 Basic Mode Setup

19
- Important Safety Instructions
  20
- Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise
  21
  - Netzteil Installieren
    21
  - Installation der Telekommunikation
    21
- Setting up the Motorola Netopia® Gateway
  22
  - Microsoft Windows
    22
  - Macintosh Macos 8 or Higher or Mac os X
    24
- Configuring the Motorola Netopia® Gateway
  25
- Motorola Netopia® Gateway Status Indicator Lights
  30
- Home Page - Basic Mode
  31
  - Manage My Account
    33
  - Status Details
    34
  - Enable Remote Management
    35
  - Expert Mode
    36
  - Update Firmware
    37
  - Factory Reset
    38
CHAPTER 3 Expert Mode

39
- Accessing the Expert Web Interface
  39
  - Open the Web Connection
    39
  - Home Page - Expert Mode
    41
  - Home Page - Information
    41
- Toolbar
  43
- Navigating the Web Interface
  43
  - Breadcrumb Trail
    43
- Restart
  44
  - Alert Symbol
    45
- Help
  46
- Configure
  47
  - Quickstart
    47
    
    How to Use the Quickstart Page
    47
    
    Setup Your Gateway Using a PPP Connection
    47
  - Lan
    49
  - Wireless
    53
  - Privacy
    54
  - Advanced
    56
    
    About Closed System Mode
    57
    
    WPA Version Allowed
    59
  - Multiple Ssids
    59
  - Wifi Multimedia
    62
  - Wireless MAC Authorization
    63
    
    Use RADIUS Server
    65
  - Wan
    67
  - PPP over Ethernet Interface
    67
    
    Advanced
    69
  - Ethernet WAN Interface
    70
    
    WAN Ethernet and VDSL Gateways
    73
    
    ADSL Gateways
    73
  - Advanced
    78
  - IP Static Routes
    79
  - IP Static ARP
    81
  - Pinholes
    82
    
    Configure Specific Pinholes
    82
    
    Planning for Your Pinholes
    82
    
    Example: a LAN Requiring Three Pinholes
    82
    
    Pinhole Configuration Procedure
    84
  - Ipmaps
    87
  - Configure the Ipmaps Feature
    87
    
    Faqs for the Ipmaps Feature
    87
    
    What Are Ipmaps and How Are They Used
    87
    
    What Types of Servers Are Supported by Ipmaps
    87
    
    Can I Use Ipmaps with My Pppoe or Pppoa Connection
    87
    
    Way
    87
    
    Ipmaps Block Diagram
    88
  - Default Server
    89
    
    Configure a Default Server
    89
    
    Typical Network Diagram
    89
    
    NAT Combination Application
    90
    
    IP-Passthrough
    90
    
    A Restriction
    91
  - Differentiated Services
    92
  - Dns
    95
  - DHCP Server
    96
  - RADIUS Server
    97
  - Snmp
    98
  - IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol)
    100
  - Upnp
    102
  - LAN Management
    103
  - Ethernet Bridge
    104
  - Configuring for Bridge Mode
    105
  - Vlan
    107
  - Overview
    107
  - Ethernet Switching/Policy Setup
    108
    
    Example
    116
  - Voip
    120
  - System
    124
  - Syslog Parameters
    125
  - Log Event Messages
    126
  - Internal Servers
    129
  - Software Hosting
    130
    
    List of Supported Games and Software
    131
  - Rename a User(PC)
    132
  - Backup
    133
    
    Manual Options
    133
    
    Automatic Options
    134
  - Ethernet MAC Override
    136
  - Clear Options
    137
  - Time Zone
    138
- Security
  139
  - Passwords
    140
    
    Create and Change Passwords
    140
  - Firewall
    142
    
    Use a Motorola Netopia® Firewall
    142
    
    Breakwater Basic Firewall
    142
    
    Configuring for a Breakwater Setting
    142
    
    TIPS for Making Your Breakwater Basic Firewall Selection
    143
    
    Basic Firewall Background
    143
  - Ipsec
    146
  - Safeharbour Ipsec VPN
    147
    
    Configuring a Safeharbour VPN
    148
    
    Parameter Descriptions
    151
  - Stateful Inspection
    154
  - Stateful Inspection Firewall Installation Procedure
    154
  - Exposed Addresses
    155
  - Stateful Inspection Options
    157
  - Open Ports in Default Stateful Inspection Installation
    157
- Firewall Tutorial
  158
  - General Firewall Terms
    158
  - Basic IP Packet Components
    158
  - Basic Protocol Types
    158
  - Firewall Design Rules
    159
    
    Firewall Logic
    159
    
    Implied Rules
    160
    
    Example Filter Set Page
    160
  - Filter Basics
    161
    
    Example Network
    161
  - Example Filters
    161
    
    Example 1
    161
    
    Example 2
    162
    
    Example 3
    162
    
    Example 4
    162
    
    Example 5
    162
  - Packet Filter
    163
  - What's a Filter and What's a Filter Set
    163
  - How Filter Sets Work
    164
    
    Filter Priority
    164
  - How Individual Filters Work
    165
    
    A Filtering Rule
    165
    
    Parts of a Filter
    165
    
    Port Numbers
    165
    
    Port Number Comparisons
    166
    
    Other Filter Attributes
    166
    
    Putting the Parts Together
    167
    
    Filtering Example #1
    167
    
    Filtering Example #2
    169
  - Design Guidelines
    169
    
    An Approach to Using Filters
    170
    
    Example Filter Set
    171
- Working with IP Filters and Filter Sets
  171
  - Adding a Filter Set
    171
  - Adding Filters to a Filter Set
    172
    
    Viewing Filters
    175
    
    Modifying Filters
    175
    
    Deleting Filters
    175
    
    Moving Filters
    175
  - Deleting a Filter Set
    175
- Associating a Filter Set with an Interface
  176
- Policy-Based Routing Using Filtersets
  177
  - TOS Field Matching
    177
  - Security Log
    179
    
    Using the Security Monitoring Log
    179
    
    Timestamp Background
    181
- Install
  182
  - Install Software
    183
    
    Updating Your Gateway's Motorola Netopia® Firmware Version
    183
  - Step 1: Required Files
    183
  - Step 2: Motorola Netopia® Firmware Image File
    184
  - Install Key
    187
  - Use Motorola Netopia® Software Feature Keys
    187
    
    Obtaining Software Feature Keys
    187
    
    Procedure - Install a New Feature Key File
    187
    
    To Check Your Installed Features
    189
  - Install Certificate
    190
CHAPTER 4 Basic Troubleshooting

193
- Status Indicator Lights
  194
  - LED Function Summary Matrix
    204
- Factory Reset Switch
  206
CHAPTER 5 Advanced Troubleshooting

207
- Home Page
  208
- Expert Mode
  210
- System Status
  211
- Ports: Ethernet
  212
- Ports: DSL
  213
- IP Interfaces
  214
- DSL: Circuit Configuration
  215
- System Log: Entire
  216
- Diagnostics
  217
- Network Tools
  218
CHAPTER 6 Command Line Interface

223
- Overview
  224
- Starting and Ending a CLI Session
  226
  - Logging in
    226
  - Ending a CLI Session
    226
  - Saving Settings
    226
- Using the CLI Help Facility
  226
- About SHELL Commands
  227
  - SHELL Prompt
    227
  - SHELL Command Shortcuts
    227
- SHELL Commands
  228
  - Common Commands
    228
  - Reset Log
    231
  - WAN Commands
    239
- About CONFIG Commands
  240
  - CONFIG Mode Prompt
    240
  - Navigating the CONFIG Hierarchy
    240
  - Entering Commands in CONFIG Mode
    241
  - Guidelines: CONFIG Commands
    241
  - Displaying Current Gateway Settings
    242
  - Step Mode: a CLI Configuration Technique
    242
  - Validating Your Configuration
    242
- CONFIG Commands
  243
  - Remote ATA Configuration Commands
    243
  - DSL Commands
    245
    
    ATM Settings
    245
  - Bridging Settings
    246
    
    Common Commands
    247
  - DHCP Settings
    248
    
    Common Commands
    248
    
    DHCP Generic Options
    249
    
    DHCP Option Filtering
    252
    
    Example
    253
  - DMT Settings
    254
    
    DSL Commands
    254
  - Domain Name System Settings
    255
    
    Common Commands
    255
    
    Dynamic DNS Settings
    256
  - IGMP Settings
    257
- IP Settings
  259
  - Common Settings
    259
  - ARP Timeout Settings
    259
  - DSL Settings
    259
  - Ethernet LAN Settings
    261
  - Additional Subnets
    262
  - Default IP Gateway Settings
    263
  - IP-Over-PPP Settings
    263
  - Static ARP Settings
    266
  - IGMP Forwarding
    266
  - Ipsec Passthrough
    266
  - IP Prioritization
    266
  - Differentiated Services (Diffserv)
    267
  - Packet Mapping Configuration
    269
- Queue Configuration
  271
  - Basic Queue
    272
  - Weighted Fair Queue
    273
  - Priority Queue
    274
  - Funnel Queue
    275
  - Interface Queue Assignment
    275
  - SIP Passthrough
    276
  - RTSP Passthrough
    276
  - Static Route Settings
    276
- Ipmaps Settings
  277
- Network Address Translation (NAT) Default Settings
  278
- Network Address Translation (NAT) Pinhole Settings
  278
- Pppoe /Pppoa Settings
  279
  - Configuring Basic PPP Settings
    279
  - Configuring Port Authentication
    281
- Pppoe with Ipoe Settings
  282
  - Ethernet WAN Platforms
    282
  - ADSL Platforms
    283
- Ethernet Port Settings
  283
- 802.3Ah Ethernet OAM Settings
  284
- Command Line Interface Preference Settings
  285
- Port Renumbering Settings
  286
- Security Settings
  287
  - Firewall Settings (for Breakwater Firewall)
    287
  - Safeharbour Ipsec Settings
    287
  - Internet Key Exchange (IKE) Settings
    291
  - Stateful Inspection
    292
  - Example
    293
  - Packet Filtering Settings
    294
  - Example
    296
- SNMP Settings
  297
  - SNMP Notify Type Settings
    297
- System Settings
  298
- Syslog
  301
  - Default Syslog Installation Procedure
    302
- Wireless Settings (Supported Models)
  303
- VLAN Settings
  311
  - Example 1
    312
    
    Example 2
    313
  - Voip Settings
    316
    
    Example
    320
  - Upnp Settings
    321
  - DSL Forum Settings
    321
    
    Tr-064
    321
    
    Tr-069
    322
  - Backup IP Gateway Settings
    323
  - VDSL Settings
    325
    
    VDSL Parameter Defaults
    325
    
    VDSL Parameters Accepted Values
    327
CHAPTER 7 Glossary

331
CHAPTER 8 Technical Specifications and Safety Information

343
- Description
  343
  - Dimensions
    343
  - Communications Interfaces
    343
  - Power Requirements
    343
  - Environment
    343
    
    Operating Temperature
    343
    
    Storage Temperature
    343
    
    Relative Storage Humidity
    343
  - Software and Protocols
    343
    
    Management/Configuration Methods
    344
    
    Diagnostics
    344
- Agency Approvals
  344
  - North America
    344
  - International
    344
  - Regulatory Notices
    344
    
    European Community
    344
- Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformance
  344
  - United States
    345
  - Service Requirements
    345
  - Canada
    345
  - Declaration for Canadian Users
    345
  - Caution
    346
- Important Safety Instructions
  346
  - Australian Safety Information
    346
  - Telecommunication Installation Cautions
    346
- 47 CFR Part 68 Information
  347
  - FCC Requirements
    347
  - FCC Statements
    347
- Electrical Safety Advisory
  348
- Copyright Acknowledgments
  348
CHAPTER 9 Overview of Major Capabilities

351
- Wide Area Network Termination
  351
  - Pppoe/Pppoa (Point-To-Point Protocol over Ethernet/Atm)
    351
  - Instant-On PPP
    352
- Simplified Local Area Network Setup
  352
  - DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) Server
    352
  - DNS Proxy
    353
- Management
  353
  - Embedded Web Server
    353
    
    Diagnostics
    353
- Security
  354
  - Remote Access Control
    354
    
    Password Protection
    354
    
    Network Address Translation (NAT)
    354
    
    Motorola Netopia® Advanced Features for NAT
    355
    
    Internal Servers
    355
    
    Pinholes
    356
    
    Default Server
    356
    
    Combination NAT Bypass Configuration
    356
    
    IP-Passthrough
    356
    
    VPN Ipsec Pass through
    357
    
    VPN Ipsec Tunnel Termination
    357
    
    Stateful Inspection Firewall
    358
    
    SSL Certificate Support
    358
    
    Vlans
    358
- Index
  359

Motorola Netopia 2200 User Manual (351 pages)

Motorola Netopia 2200-, 3300- or 7000-series Gateway User guide

Brand: Motorola | Category: Gateway | Size: 3.04 MB

Copyright
2
Table of Contents
3
About Motorola Netopia® Documentation
7
Intended Audience
7
A Word about Example Screens
8
Organization
8
Documentation Conventions
9
CHAPTER 1 Overview of Major Capabilities

11
- Wide Area Network Termination
  12
- Dns Proxy
  14
- Simplified Local Area Network Setup
  14
- Management
  16
- Security
  18
  - Default Server
    20
  - Dynamic Dns
    23
  - Stateful Inspection Firewall
    23
CHAPTER 2 Basic Mode Setup

25
- Important Safety Instructions
  26
- Set up the Motorola Netopia® Gateway
  27
- Configure the Motorola Netopia® Gateway
  31
- Motorola Netopia® Gateway Status Indicator Lights
  34
- Accessing the Web User Interface
  35
- Links Bar
  36
- Home
  37
  - Wireless
    39
    
    Operating Mode
    41
    
    Wifi Multimedia
    53
  - Gaming
    58
  - Static Nat
    63
  - Advanced Setup
    65
  - Status
    66
  - User List
    70
  - Diagnostics
    71
  - Help
    72
CHAPTER 3 Advanced Setup

73
- Access the Expert Web Interface
  73
- Links Bar
  77
  - Configure
    78
  - Connection
    79
  - DHCP Server
    82
  - IP Passthrough
    85
  - Nat
    87
  - Ipsec
    94
  - Router Password
    104
  - Time Zone
    105
  - Vlan
    106
  - Wireless
    125
  - Status
    144
  - Diagnostics
    149
  - Remote Access
    151
  - Update Router
    152
  - Reset Router
    153
  - Restart Router
    154
- Basic Mode
  155
- Help
  156
CHAPTER 4 Basic Troubleshooting

157
- Status Indicator Lights
  158
- Led Function Summary Matrix
  159
- Factory Reset Switch
  161
CHAPTER 5 Command Line Interface

163
- Overview
  165
- Starting and Ending a CLI Session
  168
- Using the CLI Help Facility
  169
- About SHELL Commands
  170
- SHELL Commands
  171
  - Show Crash
    177
  - Show Log
    181
  - Wan Commands
    185
- About CONFIG Commands
  187
  - Entering Commands in Config Mode
    188
  - Displaying Current Gateway Settings
    189
- CONFIG Commands
  191
  - Dhcp Settings
    198
  - Igmp Settings
    211
  - Security Settings
    253
  - Snmp Settings
    265
  - System Settings
    269
  - Vlan Settings
    288
  - Voip Settings
    294
  - Upnp Settings
    301
CHAPTER 6 Glossary

315
CHAPTER 7 Technical Specifications and Safety Information

333
- Description
  333
- Agency Approvals
  335
- Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformance
  336
- Important Safety Instructions
  338
- CFR Part 68 Information
  339
- Electrical Safety Advisory
  340
- Copyright Acknowledgments
  341
- Index
  345

Motorola Netopia 2200 Administrator's Handbook (254 pages)

Motorola Router Administrator’s Handbook

Brand: Motorola | Category: Network Router | Size: 3.83 MB

Table of Contents
3
CHAPTER 1 Setting up Your Motorola Netopia ® Gateway

7
CHAPTER 2 Basic Mode Features

17
- The Home Page
  18
  - Home Page Information
    18
- Links Bar
  20
- Firewall
  21
  - Firewall Background
    21
- Wireless Protected Setup
  24
- Wireless
  26
  - Enable Wireless
    26
  - Wireless ID (SSID)
    26
  - Enable Wireless Scheduler
    27
  - Enable Wireless Protected Setup (WPS)
    27
  - Privacy
    27
  - Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
    28
  - Wifi Multimedia
    39
  - Wireless MAC Authorization (Optional)
    41
- Gaming
  43
- Expert Mode
  48
- Troubleshoot
  49
  - Diagnostics
    50
  - Statistics
    51
  - Dsl
    51
  - Atm
    52
  - Ethernet
    52
  - Lan
    52
  - Wireless
    53
  - Logs
    53
- Help
  54
CHAPTER 3 Expert Mode

55
- Home Page - Expert Mode
  56
  - Home Page Information
    56
- Help
  58
- Links Bar
  59
- Configure
  60
  - Connection
    61
  - Lan/Wan
    63
  - DHCP Server
    64
  - IP Passthrough
    66
  - Nat
    67
  - Router Password
    72
  - Time Zone
    73
  - Vlan
    74
  - Voip
    81
  - Wireless
    85
  - Enable Wireless
    85
  - Wireless ID (SSID)
    85
  - Enable Wireless Scheduler
    86
  - Enable Wireless Protected Setup (WPS)
    86
  - Privacy
    86
  - Advanced Configuration Options (Optional)
    87
  - Wifi Multimedia
    98
  - Wireless MAC Authorization (Optional)
    100
- Statistics
  102
  - Dsl
    102
  - Atm
    102
  - Ethernet
    103
  - Lan
    103
  - Wireless
    104
  - Logs
    104
- Diagnostics
  105
- Remote Access
  106
- Update Router
  107
  - From a Server
    107
  - From Your PC
    107
- Reset Router
  108
- Restart Router
  109
- Basic Mode
  110
CHAPTER 4 Basic Troubleshooting

111
- Status Indicator Lights
  112
  - LED Function Summary Matrix
    120
- Factory Reset Switch
  122
CHAPTER 5 Command Line Interface

123
- Overview
  125
- Starting and Ending a CLI Session
  127
  - Logging in
    127
  - Ending a CLI Session
    127
  - Saving Settings
    127
- Using the CLI Help Facility
  127
- About SHELL Commands
  128
  - SHELL Prompt
    128
  - SHELL Command Shortcuts
    128
- SHELL Commands
  129
  - Common Commands
    129
    
    Reset Arp
    131
    
    Reset Wan
    132
    
    Show Diffserv
    134
    
    Show Features
    135
    
    Show Log
    136
    
    Show Pppoe
    136
    
    Show Status
    136
    
    Show Vlan
    136
  - WAN Commands
    140
- About CONFIG Commands
  141
  - CONFIG Mode Prompt
    141
  - Navigating the CONFIG Hierarchy
    141
  - Entering Commands in CONFIG Mode
    141
  - Guidelines: CONFIG Commands
    142
  - Displaying Current Gateway Settings
    142
  - Step Mode: a CLI Configuration Technique
    142
  - Validating Your Configuration
    143
- CONFIG Commands
  144
  - Remote ATA Configuration Commands
    144
  - DSL Commands
    146
  - Bridging Settings
    147
  - DHCP Settings
    149
  - DMT Settings
    155
  - Domain Name System Settings
    156
  - IGMP Settings
    158
  - IP Settings
    160
  - Queue Configuration
    172
  - Ipmaps Settings
    178
  - Network Address Translation (NAT) Default Settings
    178
  - Network Address Translation (NAT) Pinhole Settings
    179
  - Pppoe /Pppoa Settings
    180
  - Pppoe with Ipoe Settings
    183
  - Ethernet Port Settings
    184
  - 802.3Ah Ethernet OAM Settings
    185
  - Command Line Interface Preference Settings
    186
  - Port Renumbering Settings
    187
  - Security Settings
    188
  - Parameter Descriptions
    193
  - SNMP Settings
    201
  - System Settings
    202
  - Syslog
    206
  - Wireless Settings (Supported Models)
    208
  - VLAN Settings
    216
  - Voip Settings (Supported Models)
    221
  - Upnp Settings
    227
  - DSL Forum Settings
    227
  - Remote Management Settings
    229
  - Backup IP Gateway Settings
    230
  - VDSL Settings
    232
  - Vdsl Parameters Accepted Values
    235
CHAPTER 6 Technical Specifications and Safety Information

239
- Agency Approvals
  240
  - Regulatory Notices
    240
- Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformance
  241
- Important Safety Instructions
  242
- 47 CFR Part 68 Information
  243
  - FCC Requirements
    243
  - FCC Statements
    243
- Electrical Safety Advisory
  244
- Warranty Information
  244
  - Software License, Limited Warranty and Limitation of Remedies
    244
  - Software License
    244
  - Limited Warranty
    245
  - General Provisions
    245
- Copyright Acknowledgments
  246
- Caring for the Environment by Recycling
  248
- Index
  251
- Description
  239
  - Power Requirements
    239
  - Environment
    239
  - Software and Protocols
    239

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Motorola Netopia 2200 Administrator's Handbook (368 pages)

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 Introduction

CHAPTER 2 Basic Mode Setup

CHAPTER 3 Expert Mode

CHAPTER 4 Basic Troubleshooting

CHAPTER 5 Advanced Troubleshooting

CHAPTER 6 Command Line Interface

CHAPTER 7 Glossary

CHAPTER 8 Technical Specifications and Safety Information

CHAPTER 9 Overview of Major Capabilities

Motorola Netopia 2200 User Manual (351 pages)

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 Overview of Major Capabilities

CHAPTER 2 Basic Mode Setup

CHAPTER 3 Advanced Setup

CHAPTER 4 Basic Troubleshooting

CHAPTER 5 Command Line Interface

CHAPTER 6 Glossary

CHAPTER 7 Technical Specifications and Safety Information

Motorola Netopia 2200 Administrator's Handbook (254 pages)

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 Setting up Your Motorola Netopia ® Gateway

CHAPTER 2 Basic Mode Features

CHAPTER 3 Expert Mode

CHAPTER 4 Basic Troubleshooting

CHAPTER 5 Command Line Interface

CHAPTER 6 Technical Specifications and Safety Information

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