SMC Networks ELITECONNECT SMC2502W User Manual page 236

Management
Information Base
(MIB)
Network Address
Translated (NAT)
Normal group
Packet filters
Port Address
Translation (PAT)
Realm
Redirects
Rights Manager
Roaming
Session redirectors
Static IP
VPN Security
(Airwave Security)
WLAN Access
Manager
WLAN Secure Server
When
Where
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a specification of a collection of objects (or data) that exists in a network
device. MIBs are used primarily with network management systems using
SNMP.
a means of providing a private IP address space to a set of devices. NAT
rewrites some IP addresses. Network Address Translation on the WLAN
Security System platform implies Port Address translation (PAT).
the only group to which users can belong.
determine what client traffic a WLAN Access Manager will allow onto the
network based on the client's rights.
in conjunction with NAT, provides a private IP addess space to a set of
devices. PAT rewrites the source port number.
an ordered list of authentication services.
a mechanism for changing the destination of client packets.
the SMC component that allocates rights or access privileges for locations,
groups, and users. The Rights Manager also authenticates clients.
the act of moving from one wireless access point to another.
Client TCP and UDP sessions can be redirected from their original
destination IP address or port.
an IP address that is not obtained via a DHCP server.
the ability to encrypt all client traffic using standard encryption technology
such as PPTP, L2TP, and IPSec.
a component of the WLAN Security System positioned between each access
point and the network. It inspects and filters each packet arriving from the
wireless client through the access point, deciding whether to allow or deny
forwarding of the packet.
a unit that combines the WLAN Access Manager, Control Server, and Rights
Manager functionality.
a set of valid times that apply to a location or a group
a group of WLAN Access Managers or WLAN Access Manager ports.
Glossary