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IPSec
Load Balancing
Location
Logging
MAC Authentication
Passthrough Addresses
PMS
Port-Location
RADIUS Client
RADIUS Proxy
RADIUS Routing
Realm-Based Routing
SMTP
SNMP
Quick Reference Guide
IPsec is an end-to-end security scheme operating in the
Internet Layer of the Internet Protocol Suite. It can be used in
protecting data flows between a pair of hosts (host-to-host),
between a pair of security gateways (network-to-network), or
between a security gateway and a host (network-to-host). Can
be used in the transport layer or used to create a secure tunnel
Ensures that demands placed on high-speed Internet access
(HSIA) are balanced based on the capability of each WAN/ISP
connection.
Sets up your location and IP addresses for the network,
subscriber, subnet mask, and default gateway.
Enables logging options for the system and AAA functions.
Enables MAC authentication, retry frequency, MAC address
format, MAC address hex-alpha case, and RADIUS service
profile.
Establishes IP pass-through addresses (up to 300).
Enables one of the listed PMS options, or allows you to disable
the PMS feature.
Establishes the Access Concentrator settings.
This procedure sets up the RADIUS client.
Establishes RADIUS proxies, where different realms can be set
up to directly channel RADIUS messages to the various
RADIUS servers.
Sets up RADIUS Service Profiles (up to 10) and Realm-based
Routing Policies (up to 50).
Realm-Based Routing provides advanced NAI (Network
Access Identifier) routing capabilities, enabling multiple service
providers to share a HotSpot location, further supporting a Wi-
Fi wholesale model. This functionality allows users to interact
only with their chosen provider in a seamless and transparent
manner.
Enables the SMTP (E-mail) redirection functions.
Establishes the SNMP parameters.
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