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a Enter
authentication screen.
b In the user name box, type
c In the Password box, type the default password,
password
are case sensitive.
5 When you have logged in successfully, the main screen of
the management interface is displayed. From here,
configure the Internet Firewall 25.
a Click Set Password.
b In the Old Password box, type
new password twice. Passwords are case sensitive, and
you cannot recover a lost password from the Internet
Firewall 25.
c Click Update. The status bar at the bottom of the screen
shows if the password was changed successfully – if not,
repeat this step.
6 Set the date and time. The Internet Firewall 25 relies on this
for logs, reports, and updates to the content filter list.
a Click Set Date & Time on the Home screen
b Select your time zone from the drop down list at the top
of the screen. If you can't find your city, use one with
the correct offset from GMT (all are covered).
c All other boxes should be unchecked; this ensures that
NTP does not set the firewall time here.
Many ISPs require the logs of the firewall to record events
to within a very small difference of GMT. As setting the
firewall clock manually will not be as accurate, your ISP
may not be willing to use the logs of your firewall as
evidence of an attack.
d Type in the current date and time, in 24 hour format,
and click on the update button.
7 To specify the LAN and WAN settings, on the Home screen,
click Network Settings (LAN & WAN).
a From the drop-down list, select NAT with DHCP Client.
You do not need to change any other settings since the
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in the password box. Click Login. Passwords
to load the password
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. Then, type the
password
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