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wards.

• Close the card slot. Press the card slot downwards again.

• Push the card lock in the direction of the arrow . You will hear a click as the card locks

into place.

Fig. 16: SIM card

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- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 Installation17
- Bintec Rs353J, Bintec Rs353Jw and Bintec Rs353J-4G17
- Setting up and Connecting17
- Connectors20
- Leds21
- Scope of Supply23
- General Product Features24
- Reset25
- Bintec RS123, Bintec Rs123W, Bintec Rs353A and Bintec Rs353Aw26
- Setting up and Connecting26
- Connectors29
- Leds30
- Scope of Supply32
- General Product Features33
- Reset35
- Support Information36
- Cleaning36
- Pin Assignments36
- USB Console Interface36
- Ethernet Interface37
- Xdsl Interface37
- ISDN S0 Port38
- USB Interface39
- Inserting the SIM Card39
Chapter 2 Basic Configuration41
- Presettings41
- IP Configuration41
- Software Update42
- System Requirements42
- Preparation42
- Gathering Data43
- Configuring a PC45
- Modify System Password46
- Setting up an Internet Connection47
- Internet Connection over Internal Xdsl Modem47
- Internet Connection over UMTS/LTE47
- Other Internet Connections48
- Testing the Configuration48
- Setting up Wireless LAN48
- Software Update49
Chapter 3 Access and Configuration51
- Access Options51
- Access Via LAN51
- Access Via the Console Interface54
- Access over ISDN55
- Login56
- User Names and Passwords in Ex Works State56
- Logging in for Configuration57
- Configuration Options57
- GUI (Graphical User Interface)58
- SNMP Shell67
Chapter 4 Assistants68
Chapter 5 System Management69
- Status69
- Global Settings72
- System72
- Passwords75
- Date and Time77
- System Licences82
- Interface Mode / Bridge Groups84
- Interfaces86
- Administrative Access90
- Access90
- Ssh91
- Snmp95
- Remote Authentication97
- Radius97
- Tacacs103
- Options106
- Configuration Access107
- Access Profiles107
- Users111
- Certificates115
- Certificate List115
- Crls124
- Certificate Servers126
Chapter 6 Physical Interfaces127
- Ethernet Ports127
- Port Configuration128
- ISDN Ports130
- ISDN Configuration131
- MSN Configuration133
- DSL Modem136
- DSL Configuration136
- Umts/Lte139
Chapter 7 LAN150
- IP Configuration150
- Interfaces150
- Vlan163
- Vlans165
- Port Configuration166
- Administration167
Chapter 8 Wireless LAN168
- Wlan168
- Radio Settings168
- Wireless Networks (VSS)179
- Client Link188
- Bridge Links192
- Administration193
- Basic Settings194
- Configuration194
- WLAN - Configuration Example194
Chapter 9 Wireless LAN Controller197
- Wizard197
- Basic Settings198
- Radio Profile199
- Wireless Network199
- Start Automatic Installation201
- Controller Configuration203
- General203
- Slave AP Autoprofile205
- Slave AP Configuration207
- Slave Access Points208
- Radio Profiles212
- Wireless Networks (VSS)219
- Monitoring227
- WLAN Controller228
- Slave Access Points229
- Active Clients231
- Wireless Networks (VSS)233
- Client Management233
- Neighbor Monitoring234
- Neighbor Aps234
- Rogue Aps235
- Rogue Clients236
- Maintenance237
- Firmware Maintenance238
Chapter 10 Networking240
- Routes240
- Ipv4 Route Configuration240
- Ipv6 Route Configuration246
- Ipv4 Routing Table249
- Ipv6 Routing Table250
- Options250
- Ipv6 General Prefixes252
- General Prefix Configuration252
- Nat254
- NAT Interfaces254
- NAT Configuration255
- NAT - Configuration Example262
- Load Balancing264
- Load Balancing Groups264
- Special Session Handling269
- Load Balancing - Configuration Example272
- Qos275
- Ipv4/Ipv6 Filter275
- Qos Classification279
- Qos Interfaces/Policies282
- Access Rules289
- Access Filter291
- Rule Chains295
- Interface Assignment297
- Drop in299
- Drop in Groups299
Chapter 11 Routing Protocols302
- Rip302
- RIP Interfaces302
- RIP Filter304
- RIP Options307
Chapter 12 Multicast310
- General311
- General312
- Igmp312
- Igmp313
- Options315
- Forwarding317
Chapter 13 WAN319
- Internet + Dialup319
- Default Route320
- Pppoe321
- Pptp328
- Pppoa333
- Isdn339
- Umts/Lte347
- IP Pools352
- Atm353
- Profiles354
- Service Categories358
- OAM Controlling361
- Real Time Jitter Control365
- Controlled Interfaces365
Chapter 14 VPN367
- Ipsec367
- Ipsec Peers368
- Phase-1 Profiles386
- Phase-2 Profiles395
- XAUTH Profiles400
- IP Pools402
- Options403
- L2Tp407
- Tunnel Profiles407
- Users411
- Options417
- Pptp418
- PPTP Tunnels418
- Options426
- IP Pools427
- Gre428
- GRE Tunnels428
Chapter 15 Firewall431
- Policies432
- Ipv4 Filter Rules432
- Ipv6 Filter Rules435
- Options438
- Interfaces440
- Ipv4 Groups440
- Ipv6 Groups441
- Addresses442
- Address List442
- Groups444
- Services445
- Service List445
- Groups447
- Configuration448
- SIF - Configuration Example448
Chapter 16 Voip453
- Sip453
- Options453
- Rtsp454
- RTSP Proxy454
Chapter 17 Local Services456
- Dns456
- Global Settings458
- DNS Servers460
- Static Hosts463
- Domain Forwarding464
- Dynamic Hosts466
- Cache466
- Statistics467
- Https468
- HTTPS Server468
- Dyndns Client469
- Dyndns Update469
- Dyndns Provider471
- DHCP Server473
- IP Pool Configuration473
- DHCP Configuration474
- IP/MAC Binding479
- DHCP Relay Settings480
- DHCP - Configuration Example481
- Dhcpv6 Server484
- Dhcpv6 Server486
- Dhcpv6 Global Options488
- Stateful Clients489
- Stateful Clients Configuration490
- Web Filter491
- General492
- Filter List494
- Black / White List496
- History497
- CAPI Server497
- User497
- Options499
- Scheduling500
- Trigger500
- Actions507
- Options518
- Configuration Example - Time-Controlled Tasks (Scheduling)519
- Surveillance522
- Hosts522
- Interfaces525
- Ping Generator526
- ISDN Theft Protection528
- Options528
- Upnp530
- Interfaces531
- General532
- Hotspot Gateway533
- Hotspot Gateway535
- Options539
- Wake-On-LAN540
- Wake-On-LAN Filter540
- WOL Rules544
- Interface Assignment546
- Brrp547
- Virtual Routers548
- VR Synchronisation554
- Options555
Chapter 18 Maintenance557
- Log out Users557
- Diagnostics558
- Ping Test558
- DNS Test559
- Traceroute Test560
- Software &Configuration560
- Options561
- Reboot565
- System Reboot565
- Factory Reset566
Chapter 19 External Reporting567
- Syslog567
- Syslog Servers567
- IP Accounting570
- Interfaces570
- Options570
- Alert Service572
- Alert Recipient572
- Alert Settings575
- Snmp577
- SNMP Trap Options577
- SNMP Trap Hosts579
- Sia579
Chapter 20 Monitoring581
- Internal Log581
- System Messages581
- Ipsec582
- Ipsec Tunnels582
- Ipsec Statistics584
- Isdn/Modem585
- Current Calls585
- Call History586
- Interfaces587
- Statistics587
- Wlan590
- Wlanx590
- Vss592
- Client Management595
- Bridge Links596
- Client Links598
- Bridges601
- Br<X601
- Hotspot Gateway601
- Qos602
- Index604

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