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15-38 User’s Reference Guide
The Netopia R3100 supports the following user configurations for security authentication:
■ Single user, calling a single destination (single session)
■ Single user, calling multiple destinations (two simultaneous and separate sessions)
■ Multiple users, calling a single destination (single session)
■ Multiple users, calling multiple destinations (two simultaneous and separate sessions
Security authentication components
To properly identify and authenticate an authorized user, the following are required:
■ A secret personal identification number (PIN) for each user.
■ A security authentication token card.
■ A Security Access Control Module (ACM).
Note: The Netopia R3100 currently only supports Ascend routers as ACMs.
■ An external Netopia R3100 calling into a designated server. For example, a telecommuter dialing into a
remote site from a Netopia R3100 interested in accessing personal email or file sharing services.
Note: The Netopia R3100 does not include a security authentication token card.
Configuring for security authentication
To configure the Netopia R3100 to support security authentication, select an authentication method and set up
a designated connection profile from the System Configuration screen or your first connection profile from Easy
Setup.
1. From the WAN Configuration menu, select Display/Change Connection Profile. From the pop-up menu that
appears, select a Connection Profile. In the Connection Profile screen select Datalink Options.
Main
Menu
WAN
Configuration
Display/Change
Connection Profile
Datalink Options
- R3100 ISDN Routers 1
- Part I: Getting Started 3
- Part III: Appendixes 9
- 5. Configured for IDSL 18
- User’s Reference Guide 20
- Overview 21
- Features and capabilities 21
- How to use this guide 22
- Find a location 23
- What you need 23
- 1 Ethernet 24
- 2 Telco 24
- 3 Power 24
- Netopia R3100 LED front panel 28
- Before running SmartStart 30
- Easy option 32
- Advanced option 37
- Sharing the Connection 38
- 3-18 User’s Reference Guide 46
- 10Base-T 49
- 4-4 User’s Reference Guide 50
- Remote console 51
- Ethernet 52
- Telco 2 Telco 1 52
- Phone 1Phone 2 52
- 4-8 User’s Reference Guide 54
- SmartView overview 55
- Navigating SmartView 56
- Connection Profiles page 57
- Event history pages 57
- Device Event History page 58
- WAN Event History page 58
- 5-6 User’s Reference Guide 60
- Configuring Telnet software 63
- 6-6 User’s Reference Guide 66
- Easy Setup console screens 67
- Beginning Easy Setup 69
- ISDN Easy Setup 69
- ■ National ISDN-1 (NI-1) 71
- ■ AT&T 5ESS Pt-to-Pt 71
- ■ AT&T 5ESS Multipoint 71
- ■ Nortel DMS100 Custom 71
- IDSL Easy Setup 72
- Easy Setup Profile 73
- IP Easy Setup 75
- Easy Setup Security 76
- Configuring Frame Relay 77
- Frame Relay configuration 80
- Frame Relay DLCI configuration 82
- ■ add an alternate number 93
- The Default Profile 94
- How the default profile works 94
- Auxiliary Port Configuration 98
- System Configuration screens 99
- System Configuration features 100
- Network Protocols Setup 102
- Filter Sets (Firewalls) 102
- IP Address Serving 102
- Date and Time 102
- Console Configuration 104
- Security 104
- Upgrade Feature Set 104
- Telephone setup 105
- Defining priority ringing 110
- Advanced calling features 111
- Line provisioning 111
- Scheduled connections 116
- Viewing scheduled connections 117
- Adding a scheduled connection 118
- Set Weekly Schedule 119
- Set Once-Only Schedule 120
- Default Answer Profile 121
- ■ “IP setup” on page 11-6 125
- IP setup 130
- IP subnets 134
- Static routes 136
- IP address serving 140
- DHCP NetBIOS Options 142
- IPX Features 145
- IPX Definitions 145
- IPX address 146
- NetBIOS 147
- IPX Spoofing 147
- IPX setup 147
- IPX routing tables 149
- 12-6 User’s Reference Guide 150
- Installing AppleTalk 151
- AppleTalk networks 152
- AppleTalk protocol 152
- Routers and seeding 155
- Configuring AppleTalk 156
- EtherTalk Setup 157
- LocalTalk Setup 158
- AURP setup 159
- Quick View status overview 163
- General status 164
- Current status 165
- Status lights 165
- Statistics & Logs 166
- General Statistics 166
- Event histories 167
- Routing tables 169
- Served IP Addresses 172
- System Information 174
- The SNMP Setup screen 175
- SNMP traps 176
- 14-16 User’s Reference Guide 178
- Suggested security measures 179
- User accounts 180
- Dial-in Console Access 181
- Telnet access 182
- About filters and filter sets 182
- How filter sets work 183
- How individual filters work 185
- Design guidelines 189
- Adding a filter set 191
- Viewing filter sets 195
- Modifying filter sets 196
- Deleting a filter set 196
- A sample IP filter set 196
- IPX filters 200
- IPX packet filters 201
- IPX packet filter sets 202
- IPX SAP filters 204
- IPX SAP filter sets 206
- Firewall tutorial 208
- General Firewall Terms 208
- Basic IP Packet Components 208
- Basic Protocol Types 208
- Firewall design rules 209
- Filter Basics 211
- Example Filters 212
- Token Security Authentication 215
- Securing network environments 215
- Using the SecurID token card 215
- 15-42 User’s Reference Guide 220
- Telnet client 224
- Trace Route 225
- Secure Authentication Monitor 226
- Factory defaults 227
- Updating firmware 228
- Downloading configuration files 229
- Uploading configuration files 229
- Restarting the system 232
- ISDN Switch Loopback Test 233
- Configuration problems 237
- SmartStart Troubleshooting 238
- Console connection problems 238
- Network problems 238
- Power outages 239
- Technical support 239
- How to get support 239
- Completing the ISDN worksheet 245
- B-8 User’s Reference Guide 248
- Appendix C 249
- C-2 User’s Reference Guide 250
- Unique requirements 251
- What is IP? 255
- About IP addressing 255
- Subnets and subnet masks 256
- Distributing IP addresses 259
- Configuration 261
- Using address serving 262
- Nested IP subnets 264
- Internet 264
- Broadcasts 266
- Packet header types 266
- Network Configuration 267
- Background 267
- Exported services 271
- Important notes 272
- Virtual Circuits 275
- Committed Burst Size (B 276
- Excess Burst Size (B 276
- Addressing 277
- Local and Global DLCIs 277
- G-6 User’s Reference Guide 280
- Appendix H 281
- Event Histories 281
- Leased line events 281
- ISDN events 281
- ISDN event cause codes 282
- Appendix I 287
- ISDN Configuration Guide 287
- Definitions 287
- About SPIDs 287
- Example SPIDs 288
- Dynamic B-channel usage 288
- I-4 User’s Reference Guide 290
- Binary Conversion Table J-1 291
- J-2 User’s Reference Guide 292
- K-4 User’s Reference Guide 296
- 1300 ohms 297
- Description 299
- Power requirements 299
- Environment 299
- Software and protocols 299
- Agency approvals 300
- Regulatory notices 300
- Important safety instructions 302
- L-8 User’s Reference Guide 304
- 8 User’s Reference Guide 312
- 2 User’s Reference Guide 320
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