Black Box 5000 series Reference Manual page 152

Designated Servers Menu
Option
1. E-mail (SMTP) server
2. POP 2/3 server
3. FTP server
4. WWW (HTTP) server
5. Telnet server
6. Local DNS
7. Remote DNS
8. Secondary local DNS
9. Secondary remote DNS
Enter option number, "=" - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
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The DESIGNATED SERVERS MENU contains options used to define the IP address of specific services on this local
or remote site network that may be accessed by devices on other networks. Defining a Designated Server allows for
simpler set up when configuring what traffic is to be allowed through the firewall.
1 - E-mail (SMTP) Server
The E-mail Server option defines the IP address of the E-mail (SMTP) Server on this network that may be accessed by
devices on other networks.
Default: [none]
2 - POP 2/3 Server
The POP Server option defines the IP address of the POP 2/3 Server on this network that may be accessed by devices
on other networks.
Default: [none]
3 - FTP Server
The FTP Server option defines the IP address of the FTP Server on this network that may be accessed by devices on
other networks.
Note: depending on the FTP software used, a client may not be able to reach an FTP server through a router using
NAPT with firewall security enabled unless a port is opened for user authentication communications. This port may be
set up in the Edit Firewall Entry Menu.
Default: [none]
Menus Reference Manual: Designated Servers Menu
DESIGNATED SERVERS MENU
Value
[none]
[none]
[none]
[none]
[none]
[none]
[none]
[none]
[none]
Description
- Specify E-Mail server IP address
- Specify E-Mail POP server address
- Specify FTP server IP address
- Specify WWW server IP address
- Specify Telnet IP address
- Specify local DNS IP address
- Specify remote DNS IP address
- Specify local DNS IP address
- Specify remote DNS IP address
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