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--- web_gui:network_page [2010/11/26 09:41]
mats
+++ web_gui:network_page [2011/04/04 16:09] (current)
tibor
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 The default settings will work for users connecting to the Internet through an Internet Service Provider that distributes network settings automatically using DHCP. [[wp>DHCP]]
-Advanced configurations (multiple IP addresses, multiple WAN interfaces, etc) are on a separate [[Advanced Network Configuration]] page, opened by a link at the bottom of the page.
+Advanced configurations (multiple IP addresses, multiple WAN interfaces, etc) are on a separate [[Advanced Network Configuration]] page, opened by a link at the bottom of the page. You can read about some special configuration scenarios [[network:start|here]].
 {{ :web_gui:network_page.png?267|Network page in rel 5.30}}
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 ==== Interface usage ====
-A dropdown box selects how the interface (connector) will be used:
+A dropdown box selects how the interface will be used by the firewall/router/bridge:
-  * inside - Connected computers will be protected by the firewall on a separate subnet (normal, recommended setting for most users).
+  * //inside// - Connected computers will be protected by the firewall on a separate subnet (normal, recommended setting for most users).
-  * outside - Unprotected. Inside interfaces will be protected from this interface by the firewall. (Only for the advanced user!)
+  * //outside// - Unprotected. Inside interfaces will be protected from this interface by the firewall. (Only for the advanced user!)
-  * [[:network:DMZ]] - DeMilitarized Zone - Special subnet for webservers: can access WAN, but no connection at all to LAN. [[wp>DMZ_(computing)|DMZ]]
+  * //[[:network:DMZ]]// - DeMilitarized Zone - Special subnet for webservers: can access WAN, but no connection at all to LAN. [[wp>DMZ_(computing)|DMZ]]
-  * blocked - Connector not used and is switched off.
+  * //blocked// - Connector not used and is switched off.
-  * isolated - Can only access WAN, but no connection at all to other LAN interfaces. (Same as DMZ.)
+  * //isolated// - Can only access WAN, but no connection at all to other LAN interfaces. (Same as DMZ.)
-  * off - Virtual access point is not used and is switched off. (AIR can not be switched off here - disable entire wireless on Wireless Settings page instead.)
+  * //off// - Virtual access point is not used and is switched off. (AIR can not be switched off here - disable entire wireless on Wireless Settings page instead.)
-  * %%-->%% ET1 - Bridged to ET1. Uses same subnet as ET1 port, see ET1 port settings for details.
+  * //%%-->%% ET1// - Bridged to ET1. Uses same subnet as ET1 port, see ET1 port settings for details.
-  * %%-->%% ipwanx - Bridged to an extra WAN interface. Open the extra WAN interfaces page to see/edit this port's settings.
+  * //%%-->%% ipwanx// - Bridged to an extra WAN interface. Open the extra WAN interfaces page to see/edit this port's settings.
 As the [[:wireless:start|wireless]] interfaces are turned off by default you are recommended to enable them on the [[web GUI:Wireless page]] before you configure them on this page.
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 ==== DHCP Server ====
 This should be checked if you want the unit to act as a DHCP server on your LAN. (Recommended and default)\\
-(A DHCP server supplies IP addresses to all PC's on a LAN [[wp>DHCP]])\\
+(A DHCP server supplies IP addresses to all PC's on a LAN. [[wp>DHCP]])\\
 :!: It doesn't work to have more than one DHCP server on the LAN, make sure that other DHCP servers (in another Internet Gate, router or PC) are shut off.
 If a DHCP server elsewhere on the LAN is preferred, this checkbox should be unchecked.
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 ===== Advanced settings =====
+[[network:start|Special scenarios]]
 [[Advanced Network Configuration]]

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