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FireBrick FB6000 Series User Manual

FireBrick FB6000 Series User Manual (148 pages)

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Table of Contents

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
4
Preface
11
1 Introduction

12
- The FB6000
  12
  - Where Do I Start
    12
  - What Can It Do
    12
  - Ethernet Port Capabilities
    13
  - Product Variants in the FB6000 Series
    13
- About this Manual
  13
  - Version
    13
  - Intended Audience
    13
  - Document Style
    14
  - Document Conventions
    14
  - Comments and Feedback
    14
- Additional Resources
  15
  - Technical Support
    15
  - IRC Channel
    15
  - Application Notes
    15
  - White Papers
    15
  - Training Courses
    15
2 Getting Started

16
- IP Addressing
  16
- Accessing the Web-Based User Interface
  16
  - Add a New User
    17
- Setting up a New User
  18
- Configuration Being Stored
  18
3 Configuration

20
- The Object Hierarchy
  20
- The Object Model
  20
  - Formal Definition of the Object Model
    21
  - Common Attributes
    21
- Configuration Methods
  21
- Web User Interface Overview
  21
  - User Interface Layout
    22
    
    Customising the Layout
    22
- Main Menu
  22
  - Config Pages and the Object Hierarchy
    23
    
    Configuration Categories
    23
    
    Object Settings
    24
- The "Setup" Category
  24
- Special Character Sequences
  27
  - The Root Element - <Config
    28
  - Viewing or Editing XML
    28
  - Example XML Configuration
    28
  - Downloading/Uploading the Configuration
    29
    
    Download
    29
    
    Upload
    30
4 System Administration

31
- User Management
  31
- Setting up a New User
  31
  - Login Level
    32
  - Configuration Access Level
    32
  - Login Idle Timeout
    32
  - Restricting User Logins
    32
    
    Restrict by IP Address
    32
    
    Restrict by Profile
    33
  - General System Settings
    33
    
    Administrative Details
    33
    
    Home Page Web Links
    33
    
    System Name (Hostname)
    33
    
    System-Level Event Logging Control
    33
  - Software Upgrades
    34
    
    Breakpoint Releases
    34
    
    Software Release Types
    34
    
    Identifying Current Software Version
    35
    
    Internet-Based Upgrade Process
    35
    
    Manually Initiating Upgrades
    35
- Software Upgrade Available Notification
  35
  - Controlling Automatic Software Updates
    36
  - Manual Upgrade
    36
  - Boot Process
    37
    
    LED Indications
    37
    
    Port Leds
    37
    
    Power LED Status Indications
    37
5 Event Logging

38
- Overview
  38
  - Log Targets
    38
    
    Logging to Flash Memory
    38
    
    Logging to the Console
    39
- Enabling Logging
  39
- Logging to External Destinations
  39
  - Syslog
    39
  - Email
    40
    
    E-Mail Process Logging
    41
- Factory Reset Configuration Log Targets
  41
- Performance
  41
- Viewing Logs
  41
  - Viewing Logs in the User Interface
    41
  - Viewing Logs in the CLI Environment
    42
- System-Event Logging
  42
- Using Profiles
  42
6 Interfaces and Subnets

43
- Relationship between Interfaces and Physical Ports
  43
  - Port Groups
    43
  - Interfaces
    43
- Defining Port Groups
  44
- Defining an Interface
  45
  - Defining Subnets
    45
    
    Using DHCP to Configure a Subnet
    46
  - Setting up DHCP Server Parameters
    46
    
    Fixed/Static DHCP Allocations
    47
    
    Partial-MAC-Address Based Allocations
    47
- Physical Port Settings
  47
  - Disabling Auto-Negotiation
    48
  - Setting Port Speed
    48
  - Setting Duplex Mode
    48
  - Defining Port LED Functions
    48
- Example Modified Port LED Functions
  49
7 Routing

50
- Routing Logic
  50
- Routing Targets
  51
  - Subnet Routes
    51
  - Routing to an IP Address (Gateway Route)
    51
  - Special Targets
    51
- Dynamic Route Creation / Deletion
  52
- Routing Tables
  52
8 Profiles

53
- Overview
  53
- Creating/Editing Profiles
  53
  - Timing Control
    53
  - Tests
    54
    
    General Tests
    54
    
    Ping Tests
    54
    
    Time/Date Tests
    54
  - Inverting Overall Test Result
    54
  - Manual Override
    54
9 Traffic Shaping

56
- Graphs and Shapers
  56
  - Graphs
    56
  - Shapers
    56
10 Pppoe

58
- Types of DSL Line and Router in the United Kingdom
  58
- Definining Pppoe Links
  59
  - Ipv6
    59
  - Additional Options
    59
    
    MTU and TCP Fix
    59
    
    Logging
    60
    
    Service and Ac-Name
    60
    
    Speed and Graphs
    60
11 Tunnels

61
- FB105 Tunnels
  61
  - Tunnel Wrapper Packets
    61
  - Setting up a Tunnel
    61
  - Viewing Tunnel Status
    62
  - Dynamic Routes
    62
  - Tunnel Bonding
    62
  - Tunnels and NAT
    63
    
    Another Device Doing NAT
    63
    
    FB6000 Doing NAT
    63
12 System Services

65
- HTTP Server Configuration
  65
  - Access Control
    65
    
    Trusted Addresses
    66
- Telnet Server Configuration
  66
  - Access Control
    66
- DNS Configuration
  67
- NTP Configuration
  67
- SNMP Configuration
  67
13 Network Diagnostic Tools

68
- Access Check
  68
- Packet Dumping
  69
  - Dump Parameters
    69
  - Security Settings Required
    70
  - IP Address Matching
    70
  - Packet Types
    70
  - Snaplen Specification
    71
  - Using the Web Interface
    71
  - Using an HTTP Client
    71
    
    Example Using Curl and Tcpdump
    71
14 Vrrp

73
- Virtual Routers
  73
- Configuring VRRP
  73
  - Advertisement Interval
    74
  - Priority
    74
- Using a Virtual Router
  74
- VRRP Versions
  74
  - VRRP Version 2
    74
  - VRRP Version 3
    74
- Compatibility
  75
15 Command Line Interface

76
- Command Line Reference
  77
  - Check Access
    78
  - Clear Bgp
    79
  - Clear Dhcp
    80
  - Clear L2Tp All
    81
  - Clear L2Tp Session
    82
  - Clear L2Tp Tunnel
    83
  - Clear Pppoe
    84
  - Delete Config
    85
  - Delete Data
    86
  - Delete Image
    87
  - Ethernet Reset
    88
  - Ethernet Stall
    89
  - Exit
    90
  - Kill Command Session
    91
  - Kill Session
    92
  - Login
    93
  - Logout
    94
  - Panic
    95
  - Ping
    96
  - Quit
    97
  - Reboot
    98
  - Set Boot Block
    99
  - Set Command Screen Width
    100
  - Show Arp
    101
  - Show Bgp
    102
  - Show Bgp Nexthop
    103
  - Show Bgp Peer
    104
  - Show Bgp Routes
    105
  - Show Bgp Summary
    106
  - Show Boot Log
    107
  - Show Command Sessions
    108
  - Show Dhcp
    109
  - Show Dns
    110
  - Show Ethernet Counters
    111
  - Show Ethernet Status
    112
  - Show Fb105
    113
  - Show Flash Contents
    114
  - Show Flash Log
    115
  - Show L2Tp
    116
  - Show L2Tp Session
    117
  - Show L2Tp Sessions
    118
  - Show L2Tp Tunnel
    119
  - Show L2Tp Tunnels
    120
  - Show Log
    121
  - Show Memory
    122
  - Show Pppoe
    123
  - Show Profiles
    124
  - Show Radius
    125
  - Show Route
    126
  - Show Routes
    127
  - Show Sessions
    128
  - Show Status
    129
  - Show Subnet
    130
  - Show Subnets
    131
  - Show Uptime
    132
  - Show Tasks
    133
  - Show Vrrp
    134
  - Start Command Session
    135
  - Traceroute
    136
  - Troff
    137
  - Tron
    138
  - Uptime
    139
- Factory Reset Procedure
  140
- CIDR and CIDR Notation
  142
- MAC Addresses Usage
  144
18 Information Provided by Show Fb105 Command

145
- C.1. DHCP Client Names Used
  145
- Vlans : a Primer
  146
- Index
  147

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