Setup guide

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DS2 Network Guide
Entry XX From Port, Entry XX To Port This identies the TCP ports that are supported on the
system and available. If a host tries to communicate with the
unit using a TCP port that is not in the list, even with a valid IP
address, the host will not gain access to the unit. Enter the port
range that are to be supported in the From and To settings.
Note: The UDP ports entered in this section must also be enabled on the network, check with the
Network Administrator.
Open UDP Port
Entry XX From Port, Entry XX To Port This identies the UDP ports that are supported on the
system and available. If a host tries to communicate with the
unit using a UDP port that is not in the list, even with a valid IP
address, the host will not gain access to the unit. Enter the port
range that are to be supported in the From and To settings.
System Logs
There are a number of system logs supported on the unit, these logs can be viewed and used for
Administration purpose.
Each log requires enabling to ensure entries are created by the unit.
Enabled, Disabled, View
Enabled, Disabled, View
Enabled, Disabled, View
Enabled, Disabled, View
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PPP connections
Anonymous FTP connections
Illegal file access
Telnet / FTP users
Archive
Logfile
Email log
Sent message log
Disabled
Disabled
Disabled
Disabled
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View
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View
Function Description
PPP Connections The PPP Connections log contains detailed information on
each PPP connection made. The data includes the time, date,
username and password.
Anonymous FTP The FTP function on the unit is password protected, however it is
possible to disable the password allowing any user access to the
unit via FTP. If the password is disabled then any user accessing
the unit will be logged in the Anonymous FTP log. The entry in the
log will contain the time and date, IP address and port information
of the user.
Illegal File Access If a user tries to access a CGI protected directory or attempts
to locate a non-existent le this will be logged as an illegal le
access. It will log the time and date as well as the IP address, and
type of action.
Telnet / FTP users The Telnet / FTP log details all FTP and telnet connections made
to the unit. Both these functions can be password protected by
enabling and conguring the option this log will register all the
information on the User name, IP address of the remote PC, time
of transaction when ever and FTP or Telnet connection is made.