Black Box 5000 series Reference Manual page 158

Edit Services Menu
Option
1. Other Services
2. E-mail
3. POP2/POP3
4. FTP
5. WWW (HTTP)
6. Telnet
7. DNS
Enter option number, "=" - main menu, <TAB> - previous menu
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The EDIT SERVICES MENU allows you to set the internal IP address of the device where each Internet service that will
be available for export on this network can be accessed. The NAT port used for Network Address Port Translation for the
services in options 2 through 8 will be the well known port number for that service.
When a service is added using this menu, it will also be automatically added to the firewall designated servers list, even if
firewall is not enabled.
1 - Other Services
The Other Services option takes you to a menu where the internal IP address of an Internet service not offered in the list
below may be set up.
2 - E-mail
The IP address of the E-mail server on this network may be set. (port 25)
3 - POP2/POP3
The IP address of the POP2/POP3 server on this network may be set. (POP2 - port 109, POP3 – port 110)
4 - FTP
The IP address of the FTP server on this network may be set. (port 21, FTP data – port 20)
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. See
Main/Configuration/Applications/Firewall/ Edit Firewall Entry Menu.
5 - WWW (HTTP)
The IP address of the WWW (HTTP) server on this network may be set. (port 80)
Menus Reference Manual: Edit Services Menu
EDIT SERVICES MENU
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Description
- Add/remove other exported services
- E-mail server's IP address
- POP2/POP3 server's IP address
- FTP server's IP address
- WWW (HTTP) server's IP address
- Telnet server's IP address
- DNS server's IP address
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