http://wiki.igmanual.com/ 2026-04-14T08:18:54+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/ http://wiki.igmanual.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-06-12T11:30:15+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:administration_page&rev=1339493415&do=diff The Administration page is controlling many administrative functions of the Internet Gate. Backup/Restore Settings By saving the settings to a backup file on your computer you will have a good backup. Should you loose your settings you can later restore from that file. text/html 2011-04-29T13:36:44+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:adsl_advanced&rev=1304077004&do=diff For advanced users only! Wrong settings decrease ADSL performance or make ADSL stop working completely. [ADSL Advanced in rel 5.30] Please notice that there are 3 different advanced settings pages, each affecting a specific ADSL mode: * ADSL Annex A settings * ADSL2 and ADSL2+ AnnexA settings * ADSL2 and ADSL2+ AnnexM settings text/html 2011-04-29T10:26:24+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:adsl_page&rev=1304065584&do=diff Internet Gate has a built-in ADSL modem capable of ADSL, T1.413, ADSL2, ADSL2+, Annex A, Annex B and Annex M. Internet Gate is preconfigured to automatically select suitable ADSL standard and mode for communicating with the wp>DSLAM at the other end of the wp>ADSL connection. text/html 2010-11-19T11:35:09+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:adsl_status_page&rev=1290162909&do=diff text/html 2010-12-14T16:43:42+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:advanced_network_configuration&rev=1292341422&do=diff On this page you can do some more advanced and rarely used things with your network setup. Hostname The name of this unit, used in a variety of network services and applications. wp>Hostname Add routes [Advanced Network Configuration in rel 5.30] text/html 2010-11-18T16:54:29+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:advanced_settings_for_telephone_ports&rev=1290095669&do=diff text/html 2010-11-19T10:56:59+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:advanced_sip_settings&rev=1290160619&do=diff Changing values on this page requires in-depth knowledge! Press Get default values to restore all settings on this page to factory defaults. :!: The Internet Gate is pre-configured to be SIP-transparent, allowing SIP traffic to effortlessly pass through the firewall. You do not need to tweak or configure the settings if all you want is getting simple SIP traffic through the firewall. Below settings are for additional functionality besides basic transparency. text/html 2012-03-07T10:12:25+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:auto_attendant&rev=1331111545&do=diff The Internet Gate can be used as an auto attendant (requires purchase of ). An auto attendant answers incoming calls, plays audio messages, and allows people make selections using the keypad of their phones. (“press 1 if you want to...”) Create Auto Attendant unit The below is only needed if you run a firmware older version 5.34; for version equal or newer 5.34 the creation is done automatically with the reboot after you bought the license. text/html 2010-11-19T10:34:59+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:automatic_upgrades&rev=1290159299&do=diff This page lets you control the way to use the upgrade/configuration services offered by your Internet (or other) provider. :!: If these options are applicable you have probably received some kind of information from your provider, otherwise ignore this page. text/html 2010-11-22T16:05:19+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:call_log_page&rev=1290438319&do=diff The call log lists SIP calls made through Internet Gate. :!: Call logging is by default disabled. It can be enabled on the Log Configuration page, where you also can decide if you additionally want to collect call quality related metrics, send it to a syslog server, etc. text/html 2012-03-05T13:12:18+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:conference_room&rev=1330949538&do=diff The Internet Gate has built-in conference rooms (requires purchase of ). Besides acting as a conference server for audio conferences, it can detect DTMF tones of the conference participants and react to them with different actions. Audio files Audio files for the conference unit are stored on the attached USB stick, in the directory /ivr. They have to be in .wav format, 8kHz sampling rate, mono, PCMA or PCMU encoded. You can copy them to this directory on a PC, or record them using the Recor… text/html 2011-08-17T10:23:46+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:device_information&rev=1313569426&do=diff The device information page can be reached by selecting Help, Device Information in the drop-down menu bar at top of webpage. The device information page contains information specific about your own unit, such as manufacture information, firmware, MAC address, licenses, hardware components mounted, etc. text/html 2010-12-14T11:01:22+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:dhcp_server&rev=1292320882&do=diff DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol and is a protocol for auto-configuration of IP interfaces. Read more: DHCP server problems DHCP Fixed addresses [DHCP Server in rel 5.30] Here you can specify which IP addresses the DHCP server should give to certain clients. :!: Usually this is not necessary - the DHCP server chooses addresses by itself from the specified address range. text/html 2011-06-01T11:09:20+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:dns_server&rev=1306919360&do=diff Your Internet Gate can act as a local DNS server for your LAN. You can reach local PC-s using their name instead of their IP address. The DNS server is only used for local name lookups. Global URL-s are still resolved by your Internet Provider's DNS servers (as configured on the Network page). Global lookups are however cached, thus a second resolve request is answered immediately, without need of a second global lookup. text/html 2011-11-14T14:26:01+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:dynamic_dns&rev=1321277161&do=diff Dynamic DNS is used if you have not received a static global IP address from your Internet service provider, but still want people on the Internet to easily find your network or servers. It is especially useful if you want to operate your own web server. text/html 2011-09-27T10:18:26+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:e-mail_page&rev=1317111506&do=diff The Internet Gate has built-in SMTP- and POP3 clients. The SMTP client allows the unit to send e-mail. E-mails can contain logs, debug files and voicemail. The POP3 client allows the unit to check e-mail accounts for new mail. [E-mail page in rel 5.33] text/html 2010-11-19T10:45:11+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:extra_wan_interfaces&rev=1290159911&do=diff This page is used to configure the use of multiple WAN interfaces. For ADSL, this is done by the use of ATM Virtual Circuits (PVC:s), and when using an Ethernet port (typically ET0) as the WAN interface it is done by setting different VLAN tags or simply use different subnets. text/html 2010-11-19T12:59:15+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:firewall_log_page&rev=1290167955&do=diff The firewall log gives you an opportunity to see what packets have been treated by the firewall and what actions have been taken. Activate :!: The firewall log is by default turned off to ensure maximal throughput. You must enable firewall log on the log configuration page to be able to use it. text/html 2010-11-19T11:14:05+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:firewall_rules_page&rev=1290161645&do=diff The Firewall Rules status page shows the firewall rules currently in use. Rules are parsed one by one until a matching rule is found. If a matching rule is found further rules are not matched. If no matching rule is found packet is denied. Packets coming from the Internet are first matched against the Incoming super ruleset of the interface that is used as:outside, then the incoming user ruleset. After being routed to one of the inside interfaces the packet is then matched against that interfa… text/html 2010-11-04T16:35:08+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:host_info&rev=1288884908&do=diff Clicking on any of the host icons on the Network status page opens an information page about that host. Status When a Host info page is being opened, an ARP and a PING request are sent from Internet Gate to that host. The results of those requests are displayed in the Status box. text/html 2010-11-15T10:23:12+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:ipsec_nat-t_pass-through&rev=1289812992&do=diff IPSec NAT-T (also called IPSec over UDP) is rapidly gaining popularity as the method of transferring traffic amongst IPSec servers and clients, due to its ability to get through firewalls and NAT-s. wp>NAT-T Raw IPSec traffic has difficulty getting through firewalls and NAT-s. IPSec NAT-T however hides the IPSec packets inside common UDP packets to allow easier passage. Due to this ability more and more “IPSec” servers either actually run IPSec NAT-T or allows both types of traffic to connect.… text/html 2010-11-15T10:21:53+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:ipsec_pass-through&rev=1289812913&do=diff IPSec tunnels going through Internet Gate have to be specified explicitly in the VPN Pass-through field of the security profile page. :!: The most important rule to remember is that two local clients are never allowed to contact the same remote server! (If you have multiple clients that need to connect to the same remote server consider using the IPSec NAT-T protocol instead, see below.) text/html 2012-03-02T10:14:15+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:log_configuration_page&rev=1330679655&do=diff The log configuration page controls what type of information to record in the unit's different logs and where to send/store those logs. Severity levels are: * Emergency * Alert * Critical * Error * Warning * Notice * Info * Debug [Log Configuration page in rel 5.30] text/html 2011-12-01T09:59:34+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:login_page&rev=1322729974&do=diff When initially accessing the web GUI using an Internet browser you get to the Login page: On the Login page you can see the current active security profile, and the current firmware used. Click Check for newer to see if there is any newer firmware available for your Internet Gate. text/html 2011-05-06T10:15:21+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:lsusb&rev=1304669721&do=diff The USB file browser is a web page in the Internet Gate that can be used to browse the files in an attached USB memory stick. Picture files can be previewed; all other file types can be opened in separate windows. [Lisa 4 years] As the file browser web page resides inside the Internet Gate it can be used to view contents of USB memories without any web pages on them. For example if a digital camera can emulate a USB memory (as most of them can do – if they appear in Windows™ as a hard disc the… text/html 2011-09-05T13:08:22+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:main_menu&rev=1315220902&do=diff From the main menu web GUI page you can navigate to different webpages used to configure the unit. View screenshots. Read about Apply and Save Permanently. :!: NOTE: Due to missing hardware, licenses or user access rights your unit's main menu may show less items available. text/html 2011-04-04T16:09:16+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:network_page&rev=1301926156&do=diff The Network Configurations allow you to configure how the Internet Gate should be connected to its ambient networks. The Network Configuration page has two parts: the upper half controls your WAN (Internet) connection; the lower half controls your LAN (local PCs) connection(s). WAN wp>LAN text/html 2010-11-19T11:09:06+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:network_status_page&rev=1290161346&do=diff The Network status page informs about all hosts connected to your Internet Gate. You can see their online status, resource usage, IP address, name, etc. The more PCs you have connected to your Internet Gate, the more useful the Network status page becomes. text/html 2011-05-26T13:05:08+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:personal_settings&rev=1306407908&do=diff Users having an account in the SIP Switch, can control some of its settings on this page. The account is set up by the administrator, who also has the ability to block a users from accessing this page, by checking the BU (Block User access) box. Forward my calls Here you specify if and how your calls are to be forwarded. text/html 2011-02-18T14:09:43+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:pptp_pass-through&rev=1298034583&do=diff PPTP tunnels going through Internet Gate have to be specified explicitly in the VPN Pass-through field of the security profile page. wp>PPTP :!: The most important rule to remember is that two local clients are never allowed to contact the same remote server! text/html 2010-11-03T16:42:05+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:remote_config&rev=1288798925&do=diff You can open up your Internet Gate for remote configuration. This is useful if you run in to a problem and need support. Support personnel may then surf to your Internet Gate and view or change the settings. To open your Internet Gate for remote configuration: text/html 2011-04-06T13:13:23+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:scheduler&rev=1302088403&do=diff Using the scheduler you can automatically alter the configuration of your Internet Gate depending on the time of day. :!: To be able to use the scheduler the unit must know the current date and time. Check the system log if it uses correct date and time, and adjust time settings on Administration page if neccessary. text/html 2011-05-06T13:12:41+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:screenshots&rev=1304680361&do=diff Click on any of the thumbnail images below to open a larger view of the page. [Main menu in rel 5.30] Network [Network page in rel 5.30] [Advanced Network Configuration in rel 5.30] [Extra WAN Interfaces in rel 5.30] [Dynamic DNS in rel 5.33] [DHCP Server in rel 5.30] [Local DNS server in rel 5.30] [Network Status page] text/html 2012-10-16T11:29:09+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:security_page&rev=1350379749&do=diff Security Profiles The Internet Gate has three freely configurable security profiles: * Hi - protect LAN from WAN, limit outgoing traffic to web surf and e-mail * Lo - same protection of LAN from WAN as in Hi, but allow all outgoing traffic * AC - by default same protection as Hi text/html 2011-06-23T10:31:59+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:security_profile&rev=1308817919&do=diff The Security profile page allows you to edit any of the security profiles High, Low or AltConf. :!: Even though all three profiles are editable you are recommended to edit only profile AltConf (Alternative Configuration), and leave High and Low unaltered. text/html 2010-11-09T10:02:20+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_log_page&rev=1289293340&do=diff The SIP log is a history of all SIP events (messages) and is used for support issues. Each message has a timestamp, a source and a severity level. Severity levels are: * Emergency * Alert * Critical * Error * Warning * Notice * Info * Debug text/html 2011-09-05T13:09:30+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_page&rev=1315220970&do=diff (This page was called SIP Settings in releases older than 5.33.) text/html 2010-11-19T11:16:44+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_sessions_page&rev=1290161804&do=diff This status page shows all SIP sessions currently going through the Internet Gate. You can see the parties the session is between, and its Call ID. The page is static - it shows a snapshot of sessions that were in progress when page was loaded. To see the latest up-to-date view click Refresh automatically. text/html 2011-09-02T16:03:35+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_switch&rev=1314972215&do=diff (This page was called SIP Switch in releases older than 5.33.) text/html 2011-09-06T12:31:35+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_switch_overview_page&rev=1315305095&do=diff The SIP Switch Overview page controls the internal PBX of the Internet Gate. The SIP Switch Overview page requires purchase of to be activated. The SIP Switch Overview page allows the system administrator to configure PBX users' settings and access their Personal settings. text/html 2010-11-19T10:53:16+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_trunk&rev=1290160396&do=diff The SIP Trunk module is designed to connect IP-PBX's and other SIP endpoints (phones) to Internet Telephony Service Providers by acting as a B2BUA (Back-To-Back User Agent) with one interface to the ITSP and the other to the IP-PBX and SIP phones. The ITSP interface is called SIP Trunk and the protocol used on both interfaces are SIP. The main function performed by this module is to provide a demarcation point where all communication on the SIP trunk behaves in a predictable way regardless of wh… text/html 2010-11-19T11:24:55+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:sip_users_page&rev=1290162295&do=diff This status page shows all SIP users currently registered - SIP users known by Internet Gate's SIP registrator. All SIP registrations are shown - even if they are registered to some other SIP server. For each user their SIP address is shown, together with their Registration information. text/html 2010-11-04T16:35:48+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:start&rev=1288884948&do=diff The Internet Gate contains a built-in webserver used to generate and display a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for configuring the unit. LAN From LAN you access the web GUI by browsing to the unit's LAN IP address using an Internet browser: http://192.168.0.1/ text/html 2010-11-19T13:01:13+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:system_log_page&rev=1290168073&do=diff The system log is a history of all system events (messages) and is used for support issues. Each message has a timestamp, a source and a severity level. [System Log page in rel 5.30] Severity levels are: * Emergency * Alert * Critical * Error * Warning * Notice * Info * Debug text/html 2010-11-18T16:47:20+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:telephone_ports_page&rev=1290095240&do=diff text/html 2010-11-19T10:32:21+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:upgrade_page&rev=1290159141&do=diff The built-in firmware in the product may be upgraded to newer versions, with more functionality and features. Upgrade Firmware You can download the new firmware to your PC's hard disc, use the link on the page. Then use this page to download the firmware into the unit, a two stage process: text/html 2011-04-04T17:02:03+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:usb_web_server_page&rev=1301929323&do=diff By default the built-in web server of the Internet Gate is used to access the configuration pages from LAN, and it is not accessable at all from WAN (the Internet). You can however use this page to reconfigure that and make the web server show web pages you have created on your own, saved on a USB memory and inserted it into the unit's USB port. text/html 2010-11-19T11:38:16+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:usb_web_server_status_page&rev=1290163096&do=diff The USB status page is used to show current USB status and web server statistics. [USB Web Server Status page in rel 5.30] The name of the attached USB device is shown – if the device is recognized as a USB Mass Storage Device with a FAT32 file system on it. The device name is acquired from the inserted device itself. text/html 2011-09-06T11:35:50+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:voicemail&rev=1315301750&do=diff The Internet Gate can record voice messages left by callers to an attached USB memory stick, and e-mail it to the recepients' e-mail accounts. :!: NOTE! To be able to send the e-mail message the unit needs access to an SMTP server. Configure SMTP settings on the e-mail configuration page. To be able to record voicemail messages a USB memory must be attached to the unit. Without USB memory and SMTP server voicemail cannot function! Read more about the voice mail unit here. text/html 2010-11-22T11:20:58+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:vpn_advanced&rev=1290421258&do=diff text/html 2010-11-24T09:49:22+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:vpn_connection&rev=1290588562&do=diff After clicking “Add connection” (in the IPSec - Overview, Advanced page) the “VPN Connection Settings” page appears. These are the configurations describing the IPSec tunnel you want to establish between your LAN and the remote network. Many of the fields are pre-configured to suit most common IPSec applications. Some other fields are empty and must be filled in by you before Apply-ing the page: text/html 2010-11-22T10:09:43+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:vpn_log_page&rev=1290416983&do=diff The VPN log is a history of all Virtual Private Network events (messages), in practise IPSec events, and is used for support issues. It is visible only if VPN license is installed into the unit. Each message has a timestamp, a source and a severity level. Severity levels are (listed in decreasing severity): text/html 2010-11-19T13:51:41+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:vpn_page&rev=1290171101&do=diff text/html 2010-11-24T09:52:31+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:vpn_peer&rev=1290588751&do=diff text/html 2010-11-26T14:11:42+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:vpn_status_page&rev=1290777102&do=diff The status page shows all current IPSec connections (=tunnels) that are terminated by this unit. [VPN Status page in rel 5.30] Understanding the phases To understand what is really shown on this page it is necessary to learn a bit about IPSec, IKE and its two negotiation phases: (Read more: VPN Overview IPSec IKE) text/html 2011-08-09T02:16:53+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:wan_config&rev=1312849013&do=diff If you want to make the web configuration pages constantly available on the Internet, you may enable Remote Configuration in a security profile. The web configuration pages will then be available on the Internet the same way as they are on your local network. text/html 2011-02-03T16:47:42+02:00 http://wiki.igmanual.com/doku.php?id=web_gui:wireless_page&rev=1296748062&do=diff