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If you are experiencing a file system corruption problem with your Alcatel-Lucent Gateway, you can use the option to prepare the internal storage. Be aware that this is a destructive option and all data, including configuration, user data, and packages, will be lost. It is essential to create a backup before proceeding with this option.
General| Brand | Alcatel-Lucent |
|---|---|
| Model | OmniAccess 5740 |
| Category | Gateway |
| Language | English |
Description of the USGM Web GUI tool for configuring OmniAccess 5740 USG without using CLI.
Lists the supported browsers for the USGM tool.
Step-by-step procedure to access the OmniAccess 5740 USG GUI through a web browser.
Procedure for logging into the USGM web interface using user credentials.
Description of the main USGM interface components: Top, Center, and Bottom Panels.
Details of the menu bar and the 'About USGM and Logout' options on the USGM home page.
Description of the Center Panel displaying system chassis, information, service availability, and security alerts.
Explanation of common buttons like Add, Edit, Delete/Remove, Reset, Apply, and Cancel used in the GUI.
Table listing and describing icons and labels used in the OmniAccess 5740 USG Web GUI tool.
Procedure to log out from the USGM, including automatic logout after inactivity.
Allows viewing and editing system parameters like System Name, Contact, and Location.
Lists slot numbers and line cards installed, and displays chassis components.
Procedure to configure various interfaces like Gigabit Ethernet, T1, E1, Serial, and Logical interfaces.
Procedure to configure primary and secondary IP addresses, and advanced details for GigE interfaces.
Configuration steps for PPPoE encapsulation and PPP parameters on a Fast Ethernet interface.
Configuration of Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) encapsulation for IP traffic over point-to-point links.
Procedure for configuring T1 controller parameters, including cable length and framing.
Procedure for configuring E1 controller parameters, including framing, line code, and clock source.
Procedure to set encapsulation (HDLC, PPP, Frame Relay, MLPPP, MLFR) on a channelized serial interface.
Procedure to configure logical interfaces like Virtual LAN (VLAN), Tunnel, Loopback, MLPPP, and MLFR.
Procedure to configure GRE/IPSec tunnel interfaces, including IP address, description, and VRF.
Procedure to add a loopback interface, including interface number, IP address, and description.
Procedure to add an MLPPP bundle interface, including bundle ID, VRF, and MTU configuration.
Enables the OmniAccess 5740 USG to act as a DHCP Server or DHCP Relay.
Configuration for DHCP Relay Agent acting as an intermediary between clients and servers.
Configuration options for static routes, policy-based routing (PBR), and virtual routing and forwarding (VRF).
Enables packet forwarding and routing based on defined policies beyond traditional algorithms.
Feature to support multiple VPNs with overlapping IP addresses using virtual packet forwarding tables.
Configuration for SNMP, Syslog, and File Transfer and Access protocols for system management.
Enables/disables access protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, Telnet, and SNMP for device access.
Configuration of time range objects that can be used across the application for scheduling.
Selectively categorizes packet traffic for different handling like filtering, firewalling, and QoS.
Defines groups of elements like interfaces and IP addresses for creating rules in match-lists.
Allows creation and management of match-lists used for traffic classification and policy rules.
Allows applying settings for Filters, NAT, DOS Attack, Transparent Firewall, and Firewall Policy.
Step-by-step wizard for creating firewall policies with Trusted, Untrusted, and DMZ zones.
Allows adding and editing filters to control traffic flow based on defined parameters.
Allows adding or editing NAT policies for source and destination NAT configurations.
Allows adding and editing DoS attack configurations to protect against denial-of-service attacks.
Allows adding or editing Transparent Firewall (TF) policies between Ethernet interfaces.
Allows adding or editing firewall policies, including rules for DoS attack and intrusion detection.
Configuration of IPSec policies using the IPSec Wizard, including Preshared Keys, IKE Policy, and Transform Set.
Used to authenticate peers in IPSec by using a shared key string.
Purpose of IKE is to establish a secure channel using key exchange and negotiation.
Represents a combination of security protocols and algorithms for IPSec data flow protection.
Virtual Routing Redundancy Protocol eliminates single points of failure by providing path redundancy.
Network security system to identify intrusive behavior by monitoring network activity.
Allows viewing and rebuilding the signature database, and rollback to previous versions.
Allows global configuration of IPS rules, including sensor type, group type, rule action, and status.
Configuration of IPS signature policies and viewing signatures based on class/category/priority.
Intrusion Prevention system applied to an interface to detect and prevent attacks.
Page to view intrusion alerts and reports messages based on severity, date, module, and message.
Displays the contents of the Rule File, allowing viewing of selected rule files.
Management of link bandwidth and preferential treatment of traffic, involving prioritization, queuing, and shaping.
Wizard to configure QoS policies for Branch Offices, including Auto QoS or customized policies.
Allows adding or editing class maps, defining traffic classes and their match criteria.
Defines traffic classes within a policy map, configures QoS on tunnel interfaces, and hierarchical policies.
Associates a Policy Map with an interface for ingress and egress traffic direction.
Provides options for saving configuration, rebooting, USB cleanup, ping, and telnet connection.
Saves the current running configuration to the start-up configuration.
Reboots the OmniAccess 5740 USG, with an option to save the running configuration.
Cleans up selected files from the USB, deleting them from the user area.
Allows performing software and flash upgrades for the OmniAccess 5740 USG.
Adds/installs software packages from a location, allowing backup and removal of packages.
Installs a flash image on all cards from USB or a remote location.
Manages license files for features requiring a license to function.
Installs a license file from a given location, either from the device (USB) or a remote site.
Takes a backup of the license file from the running system to a given destination.
Deletes a license file, withdrawing licenses for related features.
Displays details of all configured interfaces, including admin and operational status.
Displays dynamically assigned leases and manually linked leases from network and host pools.
Displays information about the active routes, including static routes attached to VRFs.
Displays IP and ICMP statistics, including received, sent, and fragment counter values.
Displays statistics related to SNMP requests received and sent by the system.
Displays information about active firewall sessions, including TCP, UDP, ICMP, and GRE sessions.
Allows viewing configuration settings for Filters, NAT, DOS Attack, and Firewall Policy.
Displays information about IP Filters, including parameters, actions, and interface bindings.
Displays information about NAT policies, including configured rules and interface bindings.
Displays DoS attacks configured in the system and their statistics.
Displays Firewall Policies configured in the system and their statistics.
Displays statistics for IPSec VPNs, including inbound and outbound Security Associations (SA).
Displays information about packets for intrusion detection and statistics of intrusions checked by Snort.
Displays QoS statistics for interfaces where QoS policies are attached, in ingress and egress directions.
Displays logs based on severity, showing emergency, alert, critical, error, warning, notification, informational, and debugging messages.
