WebView WebInterface UserGuide June 2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Copyright ........................................................................................................................................... ii Trademarks......................................................................................................................................... ii Software Notice.................................................................................................................................. ii Hardware Notice ........................
CORPORATE POLICY Standard Warranty.............................................................................................................................. 23 Hardware ........................................................................................................................................ 23 Software ......................................................................................................................................... 23 Technical Support ...............................
FIGURES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 WebView Web UI Welcome Screen ......................................................................................... 6 Status Screen .............................................................................................................................. 7 Guided Setup Tab....................................................................................................................... 10 The Three basic set up steps ....................................
TABLES 1 2 Guide Organization: Chapters..................................................................................................... 1 Text Conventions ........................................................................................................................
1 1 ABOUT THIS GUIDE Traditionally, the interface for Alcatel routers has been an industry-standard command line interface. A Web user interface is now available on OmniAccess 601, OmniAccess 602, and OmniAccess 604 routers and is only supported on Version 8.3 or higher. The Alcatel models OmniAccess 601, OmniAccess 602, and OmniAccess 604 are designed to provide WAN-to-LAN networking connectivity for branch office communication and primary Internet access for medium-size businesses.
2 CHAPTER 1 About This Guide Documentation Notices Notice paragraphs alert you about issues that require your attention. The following paragraphs describe the types of notices used in this guide. NOTE: Notes provide tips and useful information regarding the installation and operation of Alcatel systems. ESD: ESD notices provide information about how to avoid discharge of static electricity and subsequent damage to Alcatel systems.
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5 2 STARTING THE WEB UI This chapter provides information about accessing the Web user interface (Web UI) for the Alcatel OmniAccess 601 router. Overview The WebView Graphical User Interface (GUI) allows web-based security and basic router configuration. The traditional command line interface (CLI) is still available (as discussed in your router Installation Guide). To open the WebView web user interface, you must have: Version 8.
6 CHAPTER 2 Starting the Web UI Overview Figure 1 WebView Web UI Welcome Screen 2 Enter the user name and password (as configured through the CLI) and click Login. The main screen displays as shown in Figure 2.
7 Figure 2 Status Screen The Status screen shows the basic information about your router as well as the status of your LAN interfaces, WAN bundle status, firewall, and VPN activity. Main Tabs The three main tabs allow you to access Status, Guided Setup, and Configuration from every page. Choose Guided Setup which is a wizard-like configuration tool to help you set up VPN, Firewall, and basic routing specifications.
8 CHAPTER 2 Starting the Web UI Overview Common Buttons On all the interface screens, you will be able to click Help to get additional information on a field or the location of a setting. You can also click Telnet to convert your HTTP or HTTP browser-based connection to a Telnet session. When you want to leave the Web UI, click Logout.
9 3 THE GUIDED SETUP CONFIGURATION WIZARD The Guided Setup tab helps you create a basic but powerful and secure configuration for your router. This is a practical approach to take if you are not experienced in router configurations. The Guided Setup page is shown in Figure 3.
10 CHAPTER 3 The Guided Setup Configuration Wizard Figure 3 Guided Setup Tab Notice that tips and hints are included on the lower left portion of the screen. NOTE: You must make your VPN and Firewall selections here, BEFORE you start to create your Virtual Private Network Setup on page 12 or Firewall Setup on page 13. To start configuring your router, click Begin Basic Setup. The basic setup screen displays as shown in Figure 4.
11 Basic Setup The basic setup screen divides configuration flow into three steps as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 The Three basic set up steps Fill in the fields starting with Step 1. If you make a mistake, click Reset Settings to reset the screen to the saved settings. Click Cancel to return to the previous screen without saving any changes. When you are finished, click Apply. If you need help on a particular field, click Help.
12 CHAPTER 3 The Guided Setup Configuration Wizard Virtual Private Network Setup Virtual Private Network Setup After you have configured your router with a basic IP configuration, you are returned to the main Guided Setup screen. If you want to configure your router for VPN then click Zone Setup select a zone or create a new one from the pull down menu for each interface. When you are finished, click Apply Settings to apply your zone configuration. You are returned to the main Guided Setup screen.
13 Firewall Setup After you have configured your VPN configuration, click Zone Setup in the Firewall Setup section of the Guided Setup screen. Zone Setup allows you to set the environment for your Ethernet and WAN bundle interfaces. NOTE: If you configured Zone Setup in the VPN setup section, you do not need to repeat zone setup here. The values you set in the VPN setup section apply here as well. To configure your firewall, (after selecting firewall policy on Figure 3) click Begin Firewall Setup.
14 CHAPTER 3 The Guided Setup Configuration Wizard WebView Web Interface User Guide Firewall Setup
15 4 CONFIGURATION This chapter describes how to configure the router and users, and change the factory default configuration. The Configuration tab is designed for experienced network administrators. All other users should refer to the Guided Setup tab (see “The Guided Setup Configuration Wizard”). To begin manually configuring or modifying your router configuration, click the Configuration tab to display the main configuration screen shown in Figure 7.
16 CHAPTER 4 Configuration LAN While this tab has no wizard properties it is laid out in a logical, top to bottom order starting with LAN, WAN, Routing, Security, and finishing with Administration configurations. Each of these sections is discussed below. Explanations appear on screen for each section and online help is available (click Help). LAN To see or modify LAN interface settings, click the link for LAN under the Categories section on the left panel of the screen.
17 WAN To see or modify existing WAN bundle or WAN interface settings, expand the link for WAN under the Categories section on the left panel of the screen. The bundle interface settings display as shown in Figure 9. To create a new bundle, click New to display the Bundle screen. To delete a bundle, click the Delete box for that bundle. Figure 9 WAN Interface Settings Click Apply to save any changes.
18 CHAPTER 4 Configuration Routing Routing To see or modify route settings, expand the link for Routing under the Categories section on the left panel of the screen. The route settings display as shown in Figure 10. To create a new route, click New to display the Routing screen. To delete a route, click the Delete box for that route. To see route details, click the routing entry. NOTE: In this release, only Static routing is supported from the WebUI.
19 Security The security categories allow you to set zones, VPN, Security objects, and Firewall values. Configuring VPNs To configure a VPN, expand the Security category, then expand the VPN selection. You can configure site-to-site and remote access policies. For example, Figure 11 shows the IKE policy configuration window. Within each area, you can view the policies in place. You can edit a policy by selecting the policy name. You can create a new policy by clicking New.
20 CHAPTER 4 Configuration Security Configuring Security Objects To configure security objects for a VPN, expand the Security category, then expand the Security Objects selection. Here you can configure schedules, NAT pools, and application files. Figure 12 shows the NAT pool configuration window.
21 Configuring Firewalls To configure firewall policies, expand the Security category, then expand the Firewall selection. You can configure firewall policies for outbound and inbound traffic. Figure 13 shows outbound policy window. To create a new firewall policy, click New to display the Firewall screen. To delete a route, click the Delete box for that route. Figure 13 Configuring Firewalls—Outbound Policy Example Click a policy to view or edit it.
22 CHAPTER 4 Configuration Administration Administration Use the Administration category to: Change passwords Reset dates Check the status of the boot configuration Manage licenses Change the hostname or the date and time Reboot the router The User Administration screen is shown in Figure 14. Figure 14 Administration Window Click Apply to save any changes.
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