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Excessive Pings. The PING (Packet InterNet Groper) Utility is used by hackers to iden-
tify prospective targets that can be attacked. The Security Monitoring software will record
instances where the router itself is pinged by the same host more than ten times.
Logged information includes:
Login Failures. The Netopia software provides the means for assigning passwords to
the Admin or User accounts to control access to the Gateway. Any attempts to login are
given three chances to enter a valid password. The Security Monitoring software records
instances where the user fails to enter a valid password.
Logged information includes:
MAC Address Spoofing. A MAC (Media Access Control) Address Spoofing Attack can
be identified based on the IP-interface where the illegitimate packet came from. If the inter-
face that the spoofed packet arrives on does not have the same MAC address as the legit-
imate entry in the routing table, then an attack is logged.
Logged information includes:
• Highest port • Lowest port
• Port numbers of first 10 ports scanned
• IP source address • IP destination address
• Number of attempts • Time at last attempt
• IP source address • Number of attempts
• Attempt count • Time at last attempt
• IP source address • Number of attempts
• IP interface • Time at last attempt
- Software User Guide 1
- Copyright 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Organization 8
- A Word About Example Screens 8
- Documentation Conventions 9
- Introduction 10
- Overview of Major 11
- Capabilities 11
- Wide Area Network Termination 12
- Management 15
- Security 17
- IP-Passthrough 20
- VPN IPSec Pass Through 20
- Dynamic DNS 22
- Stateful Inspection Firewall 22
- Basic Mode Setup 23
- ☛ CAUTION: 24
- Set up the Netopia Gateway 25
- Microsoft Windows: 26
- Configure the Netopia Gateway 28
- Configure the Netopia Gateway 29
- 3347W/3357W Front View 30
- Home Page Information 34
- Home Page Links 34
- Firewall 35
- Firewall Background 36
- ☛ NOTES: 38
- On - Manual 40
- Enable Multiple Wireless IDs 41
- Block Wireless Bridging 43
- RADIUS Server authentication 45
- Save Changes 46
- Limit Wireless 48
- Access by MAC Address 48
- Expert Mode 57
- Troubleshoot 58
- Ethernet 60
- USB (supported models only) 61
- Clear Log 62
- Clear All Logs 62
- Access Control Login 63
- Home Page - Expert Mode 67
- Home Page - Information 68
- Configure 70
- Connection 71
- Add User 87
- Edit Profile 88
- Web Filter Profile 90
- Chat Filter Profile 91
- Email Filter Profile 93
- Add Address 94
- Delete User Profile 95
- DHCP Server 96
- IP Passthrough 98
- Links Bar 101
- Define Custom Service 103
- Static NAT 105
- ☛ WARNING: 106
- How filter sets work 107
- APPROVED 108
- A filtering rule 109
- How individual filters work 109
- ☛ Note: 115
- Design guidelines 116
- An approach to using filters 116
- ☛ NOTE: 117
- Adding a filter set 118
- Adding filters to a filter set 119
- The Filter Set page appears 120
- Viewing filters 123
- Modifying filters 123
- Deleting filters 123
- Moving filters 124
- Deleting a filter set 124
- Ethernet 100BT 125
- Basic protocol types 127
- Firewall design rules 128
- Implied rules 129
- Filter basics 129
- Internet 130
- IP 200.1.1.?? 130
- Input Packet 130
- Router Password 138
- Time Zone 139
- To create a VLAN, click the 141
- button 141
- The VLAN Entry page appears 141
- Statistics 145
- Wireless 147
- Security Monitor 148
- Event Details 149
- Diagnostics 152
- Result Meaning 153
- Remote Access 154
- Update Router 155
- From a Server 156
- From your PC 156
- Reset Router 157
- Restart Router 158
- Basic Mode 159
- When you click the 160
- Basic Troubleshooting 161
- Status Indicator Lights 162
- 3346/3356 Front View 164
- ☛ Special patterns: 165
- LED Function Summary Matrix 166
- Factory Reset Switch 169
- Overview 172
- CONFIG Commands 173
- Keywords 173
- Logging In 174
- Ending a CLI Session 174
- Using the CLI Help Facility 175
- About SHELL Commands 175
- SHELL Commands 176
- CODE Description 177
- Software Feature Keys 178
- 3. Restart the Gateway 179
- [ segment 186
- About CONFIG Commands 187
- Command 189
- Dynamic DNS Settings 197
- MAC_address 205
- 208
- gateway-address 210
- metric 210
- MAC_address 212
- • FTP (TCP 21) 213
- • telnet (TCP 23) 213
- • SMTP (TCP 25) 213
- • TFTP (UDP 69) 213
- • SNMP (TCP 161, UDP 161) 213
- IPSec VPN sup 228
- (ESP) { ESP 229
- Default 238
- installation procedure 238
- 4. Set NTP parameters 239
- MAC-address_string 243
- Glossary 247
- Internet Key 256
- Exchange (IKE) 256
- MD5 SHA1 261
- 1 and 1,000,000 MB 262
- Safety Information 265
- Agency approvals 267
- ☛ Warnings: 268
- ☛ Important 269
- Important Safety Instructions 270
- 47 CFR Part 68 Information 271
- RF Exposure Statement: 272
- Electrical Safety Advisory 272
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