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Barricade Dual WAN Port Load Balanc
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LIMITED WARRANTY Limited Warranty S
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CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR CONSUMER
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RFI Emission: • Limit class A acc
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Veuillez lire à fond l’informati
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Warnings and Cautionary Messages Wa
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Audience The guide is intended for
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CHAPTER 8 AUTHENTICATION ..........
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Chapter 1 Administrator Administrat
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Admin Adding a new Sub Administrato
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Add Remote Management IPs STEP 1.Ad
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Software Update STEP 1.Select Softw
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Define the required fields of Setti
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NAT Mode: It allows Internal Netwo
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Setting System Settings- Exporting
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Restoring Factory Default Settings
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Enabling E-mail Alert Notification
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Date / Time Date/Time Settings STEP
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Adding Multiple Subnet Add the foll
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Route Table To connect two differen
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STEP 3.Enter the following setting
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DHCP STEP 1.Select DHCP in System a
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DDNS Dynamic DNS Settings STEP 1.Se
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Host Table STEP 1.Select Host Table
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Chapter 3 Interface Interface In th
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Connect Mode: Display the current
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We set up four Interface Address ex
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WAN Setting WAN Interface Address S
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STEP 3.Select the Connecting way:
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Dynamic IP Address (Cable Modem Use
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Static IP Address (Figure3-9) 1. Se
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DMZ Setting DMZ Interface Address (
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Chapter 4 Address Address The SMC B
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We set up two Address examples in t
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STEP 2.Adding the following setting
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Setup a policy that only allows par
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Chapter 5 Service Service TCP and U
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Define the required fields of Servi
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Custom Allow external user to commu
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Under general circumstances, the ra
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Group Setting service group and res
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STEP 2.In LAN Group of Address func
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Example To configure the valid time
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Chapter 7 QOS QoS By configuring th
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Define the required fields of QoS W
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Example Setting a policy that can r
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Chapter 8 Authentication Authentica
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When the user connect to external n
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Auth-User Name: The user account f
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Example Setting specific users to c
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STEP 3.Add a policy in Outgoing Pol
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Chapter 9 Content Blocking Content
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Sub-name file Blocking: Prevent us
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URL Restrict the Internal Users onl
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STEP 2.Add a Outgoing Policy and us
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Event Log To record the detailed ma
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STEP 3.Click Clear Logs and click O
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Log Backup To save or receive the r
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Chapter 16 Accounting Report Accoun
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Inbound Accounting Report It is the
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Figure19-1 Outbound Source IP Stati
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Figure19-2 Outbound Destination IP
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Accounting Report. 230
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Enter Inbound in Accounting Report
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STEP 2.Enter Inbound in Accounting
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Chapter 17 Statistics Statistics WA
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WAN Statistics STEP 1.Enter WAN in
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Policy Statistics STEP 1.If you had
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Chapter 18 Status Status The users
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Figure21-1 Interface Status 246
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ARP Table STEP 1.Enter ARP Table in
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