Wan/Dmz Configuration; Wan Connection Mode - Asus iPBX30 User Manual

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connection for the current session, and changed the IP address

or subnet mask, the connection will be terminated.

6. You will see the following message displayed as shown below.

7. You will be prompted to log back into the Web UI Management

once the timer elapses.

5.2

WAN/DMZ Configuration

This section describes how to configure WAN/DMZ settings for the

WAN interface on the iPBX30 that communicates with your ISP.

You'll learn to configure the IP address, DHCP and DNS server for

your WAN in this section.

DMZ (short for demilitarized zone) is a host or a small network that

sits between a trustful internal network, such as a corporate private

LAN, and an untrusted external network, such as the Internet.

Typically, the DMZ contains devices accessible to the Internet

traffic, such as Web servers, FTP servers, SMTP (e-mail) servers

and DNS servers. The DMZ contains no corporate confidential

information. In the event that the DMZ is compromised, no other

company information will be exposed.

Note: Only static IP connection mode is supported for DMZ.

The iPBX30 supports five WAN connection modes – static IP,

dynamic IP, PPPoE (multi-session), PPPoE unnumbered, and

PPTP. You may select one of the WAN connection modes required

by your ISP from the Connection Mode drop-down list in the

Network Setup Configuration page.

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