Configuring The Firewall - Arris Touchstone WTM552 User Manual

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Getting
Safety
Started
Jump directly to one of the following topics:
Configuration Basics
Accessing the Configuration Interface
Configuring System Settings
Setting Up Your WAN Connection
Setting the MAC Address
Setting Up DNS
Configuring the LAN Channel and Name
Configuring Wireless Security

Configuring the Firewall

Configuring Virtual Servers
Configuring Client IP Filters
Configuring MAC Address Filtering
Configuring the DMZ
Configuring DDNS
Configuring Wireless Bridging
Battery
Installation
Installation
Wireless
Ethernet
Configuration
Configuration
Configuring the Firewall
The WTM552 provides a
firewall
from unwanted access. The firewall provides the following features:
Virtual Server Support: if you have a server on your home network that you
want to make available to the general Internet, you can configure a virtual
server. The firewall passes requests from the Internet to the designated
computer on your home network.
DMZ: if you need to access a service that cannot pass through the firewall,
the DMZ allows a single computer on the home network to appear as if it
were connected directly to the Internet. A computer in the DMZ is complete-
ly exposed to the Internet as if there were no router or firewall, so it is best
to activate the DMZ only when necessary.
Client filters: you can use client filters to block computers on your network
from accessing the Internet (or certain services) during specific days and
times.
MAC Address filtering: allows access to the wireless network only by com-
puters specifically authorized to connect.
Ping blocking: ignores ICMP (Ping) requests from the Internet.
Proceed to the next page to begin configuring the firewall.
Touchstone® WTM552 Telephony Modem User's Guide
Usage
Troubleshooting
to protect the computers on your home network
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