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FireBrick FB6502 User Manual

FireBrick FB6502 User Manual (169 pages)

FB6000 series Versatile Network Appliance

Brand: FireBrick | Category: Gateway | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

User Manual
1
Table of Contents
4
Preface
16
1 Introduction

17
- The FB6000
  17
- About this Manual
  18
  - Version
    18
  - Intended Audience
    19
  - Technical Details
    19
  - Document Style
    19
  - Document Conventions
    19
  - Comments and Feedback
    20
- Additional Resources
  20
  - Technical Support
    20
  - IRC Channel
    20
  - Application Notes
    20
  - White Papers
    20
  - Training Courses
    21
2 Getting Started

22
- IP Addressing
  22
- Accessing the Web-Based User Interface
  22
- IP Addresses to Access the Firebrick
  22
  - Add a New User
    23
- Setting up a New User
  24
- Configuration Being Stored
  24
3 Configuration

25
- The Object Hierarchy
  25
- The Object Model
  25
  - Formal Definition of the Object Model
    26
  - Common Attributes
    26
- Configuration Methods
  26
- Web User Interface Overview
  26
  - User Interface Layout
    27
    
    Customising the Layout
    27
- Main Menu
  27
  - Config Pages and the Object Hierarchy
    28
    
    Configuration Categories
    28
    
    Object Settings
    29
- The "Setup" Category
  29
- Editing an "Interface" Object
  30
  - Navigating Around the User Interface
    31
  - Backing up / Restoring the Configuration
    32
  - Configuration Using XML
    32
    
    Introduction to XML
    32
    
    Example XML Configuration
    33
    
    The Root Element - <Config
    33
    
    Viewing or Editing XML
    33
  - Downloading/Uploading the Configuration
    35
    
    Download
    35
    
    Upload
    35
4 System Administration

36
- User Management
  36
  - Login Level
    36
- Setting up a New User
  36
  - Configuration Access Level
    37
  - Login Idle Timeout
    37
  - Restricting User Logins
    37
    
    Restrict by IP Address
    37
- User Login Levels
  37
- Configuration Access Levels
  37
  - Logged in IP Address
    38
  - Restrict by Profile
    38
  - Password Change
    38
  - One Time Password (OTP)
    38
  - General System Settings
    39
    
    Administrative Details
    39
    
    Home Page Web Links
    39
    
    System Name (Hostname)
    39
    
    System-Level Event Logging Control
    39
  - Software Upgrades
    40
    
    Breakpoint Releases
    40
    
    Software Release Types
    40
    
    Identifying Current Software Version
    41
    
    Internet-Based Upgrade Process
    41
    
    Manually Initiating Upgrades
    41
- Software Upgrade Available Notification
  41
  - Controlling Automatic Software Updates
    42
  - Manual Upgrade
    42
  - Boot Process
    43
    
    LED Indications
    43
    
    Port Leds
    43
    
    Power LED Status Indications
    43
5 Event Logging

44
- Overview
  44
  - Log Targets
    44
    
    Logging to Flash Memory
    44
    
    Logging to the Console
    45
- Enabling Logging
  45
- Logging to External Destinations
  45
  - Syslog
    45
  - Email
    46
    
    E-Mail Process Logging
    47
- Factory Reset Configuration Log Targets
  47
- Performance
  47
- Viewing Logs
  47
  - Viewing Logs in the User Interface
    47
  - Viewing Logs in the CLI Environment
    48
- System-Event Logging
  48
- Using Profiles
  48
- System-Event Logging Attributes
  48
6 Interfaces and Subnets

49
- Relationship between Interfaces and Physical Ports
  49
  - Port Groups
    49
  - Interfaces
    49
- Defining an Interface
  49
  - Defining Subnets
    50
    
    Source Filtering
    51
    
    Using DHCP to Configure a Subnet
    51
  - Setting up DHCP Server Parameters
    51
    
    Fixed/Static DHCP Allocations
    52
    
    Restricted Allocations
    52
    
    Special DHCP Options
    53
  - DHCP Relay Agent
    54
- Physical Port Settings
  54
  - Setting Duplex Mode
    54
  - Defining Port LED Functions
    55
7 Routing

56
- Routing Logic
  56
- Routing Targets
  57
  - Subnet Routes
    57
  - Routing to an IP Address (Gateway Route)
    57
  - Special Targets
    58
- Dynamic Route Creation / Deletion
  58
- Routing Tables
  58
- Bonding
  58
8 Profiles

60
- Overview
  60
- Creating/Editing Profiles
  60
  - Timing Control
    60
  - Tests
    61
    
    General Tests
    61
    
    Ping Tests
    61
    
    Time/Date Tests
    61
  - Inverting Overall Test Result
    61
  - Manual Override
    62
9 Traffic Shaping

63
- Graphs and Shapers
  63
  - Graphs
    63
  - Shapers
    64
  - Ad Hoc Shapers
    64
  - Long Term Shapers
    64
- Multiple Shapers
  64
- Basic Principles
  65
10 System Services

66
- Protecting the FB6000
  66
- Common Settings
  66
- List of System Services
  66
  - HTTP Server Configuration
    67
    
    Access Control
    67
    
    Trusted Addresses
    67
  - Telnet Server Configuration
    67
    
    Access Control
    68
  - DNS Configuration
    68
    
    Auto DHCP DNS
    68
    
    Blocking DNS Names
    68
    
    Local DNS Responses
    68
  - NTP Configuration
    69
  - SNMP Configuration
    69
  - RADIUS Configuration
    69
    
    RADIUS Client
    69
    
    RADIUS Client Settings
    69
    
    Server Blacklisting
    70
11 Network Diagnostic Tools

71
- Access Check
  71
- Packet Dumping
  72
  - Dump Parameters
    72
  - Security Settings Required
    73
  - IP Address Matching
    73
  - Packet Types
    73
  - Snaplen Specification
    73
  - Using the Web Interface
    74
  - Using an HTTP Client
    74
    
    Example Using Curl and Tcpdump
    74
12 Vrrp

75
- Virtual Routers
  75
- Configuring VRRP
  76
  - Advertisement Interval
    76
  - Priority
    76
- Using a Virtual Router
  76
- VRRP Versions
  76
  - VRRP Version 2
    76
  - VRRP Version 3
    77
- Compatibility
  77
13 Voip

78
- What Is Voip
  78
- Registration and Proxies
  78
  - Registrar
    78
  - Proxy
    78
- Core Call Routing Switch
  79
  - Call Control
    79
  - Bulk Registration Client
    79
- Network Address Translation
  79
- Number Plan
  80
- Telephone Handsets
  80
- Voip Call Carriers
  81
- Hunt Groups
  82
- Call Pickup/Steal
  82
- Busy Lamp Field
  82
- Using RADIUS
  82
  - RADIUS Accounting
    82
  - RADIUS Authentication
    82
    
    Call Routing by RADIUS
    83
- Call Recording
  84
- Access-Accept
  84
  - Voicemail and IVR Services
    85
  - Call Data Records
    85
  - Technical Details
    86
  - Custom Tones
    86
- Default Tones
  86
14 Bgp

88
- What Is BGP
  88
- BGP Setup
  88
  - Overview
    88
  - Standards
    88
  - Simple Example Setup
    89
  - Peer Type
    89
- Peer Types
  89
  - Route Filtering
    90
    
    Action Attributes
    90
    
    Matching Attributes
    90
    
    Announcing Black Hole Routes
    91
    
    Well Known Community Tags
    91
    
    Announcing Dead End Routes
    92
    
    Bad Optional Path Attributes
    92
    
    Network> Element
    92
    
    Route Feasibility Testing
    92
    
    Route>, <Subnet> and Other Elements
    92
- Network Attributes
  92
  - Diagnostics
    93
  - Router Shutdown
    93
  - TTL Security
    93
15 Command Line Interface

94
- CIDR and CIDR Notation
  95
- MAC Addresses Usage
  97
  - Multiple MAC Addresses
    97
  - How the Firebrick Allocates MAC Addresses
    98
    
    Base MAC
    98
    
    Interface
    98
    
    Pppoe
    98
    
    Subnet
    98
    
    Running out of Macs
    99
  - MAC Address on Label
    99
  - Using with a DHCP Server
    100
- Vlans : a Primer
  101
- Supported RADIUS Attribute/Value Pairs for Voip Operation
  102
  - Authentication Request
    102
- Access-Request
  102
  - Authentication Response
    103
    
    Accepted Authentication (Invite)
    103
    
    Accepted Authentication (Registration)
    103
    
    Challenge Authentication
    103
- Access-Accept
  103
  - Rejected Authentication
    104
  - Accounting Start
    104
- Accounting-Start
  104
  - Accounting Interim
    104
- Accounting-Interim
  104
- Access-Reject
  104
  - Accounting Stop
    105
- Accounting-Stop
  105
  - Disconnect
    105
  - Change of Authorisation
    106
- Change-Of-Authorisation
  106
- Firebrick Specific SNMP Objects
  107
  - Monitoring Information
    107
  - BGP Information
    107
- Iso.3.6.1.4.1.24693.1
  107
- Iso.3.6.1.4.1.24693.179
  107
  - Monitoring Information
    108
- Command Line Reference
  109
  - General Commands
    109
    
    General Status
    109
    
    Login
    109
    
    Memory Usage
    109
    
    Process/Task Usage
    109
    
    Trace off
    109
    
    Trace on
    109
    
    Uptime
    109
    
    Disable Profile Control Switch
    110
    
    Enable Profile Control Switch
    110
    
    Load XML Configuration
    110
    
    Logout
    110
    
    See XML Configuration
    110
    
    Show DNS Resolvers
    110
    
    Show Profile Status
    110
    
    Show RADIUS Servers
    110
  - Networking Commands
    111
    
    List Routes
    111
    
    List Routing Next Hops
    111
    
    Ping and Trace
    111
    
    Show a Route from the Routing Table
    111
    
    Subnets
    111
    
    Clear DHCP Allocations
    112
    
    Lock DHCP Allocations
    112
    
    Name DHCP Allocations
    112
    
    See DHCP Allocations
    112
    
    Send Wake-On-LAN Packet
    112
    
    Show ARP/ND Status
    112
    
    Show VRRP Status
    112
    
    Unlock DHCP Allocations
    112
    
    Check Access to Services
    113
  - BGP Commands
    113
  - Voip Commands
    113
  - Advanced Commands
    113
    
    Make Outbound Command Session
    113
    
    Panic
    113
    
    Reboot
    113
    
    Screen Width
    113
    
    Boot Log
    114
    
    Delete Block from Flash
    114
    
    Flash Log
    114
    
    Flash Memory List
    114
    
    Kill Command Session
    114
    
    Show Command Sessions
    114
- Constant Quality Monitoring - Technical Details
  115
  - Access to Graphs and Csvs
    115
    
    Dated Information
    115
    
    Trusted Access
    115
- File Types
  115
  - Authenticated Access
    116
  - Graph Display Options
    116
    
    Additional Text
    116
    
    Data Points
    116
    
    Other Colours and Spacing
    117
  - Overnight Archiving
    117
    
    Full URL Format
    118
    
    Load Handling
    118
- URL Formats
  118
  - Graph Scores
    119
  - Creating Graphs, and Graph Names
    119
- Hashed Passwords
  120
  - Password Hashing
    120
    
    Salt
    120
  - One Time Password Seed Hashing
    121
- Configuration Objects
  123
  - Top Level
    123
    
    Config: Top Level Config
    123
  - Objects
    124
    
    System: System Settings
    124
    
    Eap: User Access Controlled by EAP
    125
    
    Link: Web Links
    125
    
    User: Admin Users
    125
- Eap: Attributes
  125
  - Log: Log Target Controls
    126
  - Log-Syslog: Syslog Logger Settings
    126
- Log: Attributes
  126
- Log: Elements
  126
- Text
  148
- Index
  168

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FireBrick FB6502 User Manual (148 pages)

Versatile Network Appliance

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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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