Conel LR77 v2 - Fig. 26: Example NAT Configuration 1; Fig. 27: Topology of Example NAT Configuration

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CONFIGURATION

Example of the configuration with more connected equipment:

Fig. 27: Topology of example NAT configuration

Fig. 28: Example of NAT configuration 2

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SWITCH

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Main Page

Default Chapter2
- Firmware Version2
- Table of Contents3
1 Configuration Settings over Web Browser8
- Secured Access to Web Configuration9
- Network Status10
- DHCP Status11
- GPRS/UMTS Status12
Fig. 3: DHCP Status13
Fig. 2: Network Status13
Fig. 1: Web Configuration13
- Fig. 4: GPRS Status13
Fig. 8: Example Program Syslogd Start with the Parameter -R17
Fig. 7: System Log17
Fig. 6: Dyndns Status17
- Fig. 9: Topology of Example LAN Configuration 117
Fig. 10: Example LAN Configuration 118
- Fig. 11: Topology of Example LAN Configuration 218
Fig. 12: Example LAN Configuration 219
- Fig. 13: Topology of Example LAN Configuration 319
  - VRRP Configuration20
Fig. 14: Example LAN Configuration 321
- Fig. 15: Topology of Example VRRP Configuration21
  - GPRS Configuration22
Fig. 17: Example VRRP Configuration - Backup Router26
Fig. 16: Example VRRP Configuration - Main Router26
- Fig. 18: GPRS Configuration26
- Fig. 19: Example of GPRS Configuration 127
  - Pppoe Configuration28
  - Firewall Configuration29
Fig. 22: Pppoe Configuration30
Fig. 21: Example of GPRS Configuration 330
Fig. 20: Example of GPRS Configuration 230
- Fig. 23: Topology of Example Firewall Configuration30
  - NAT Configuration31
Fig. 24: Example Firewall Configuration32
- Fig. 25: Topology of Example NAT Configuration32
Fig. 26: Example NAT Configuration 133
- Fig. 27: Topology of Example NAT Configuration33
  - Openvpn Tunnel Configuration34
Fig. 29: Openvpn Tunnels Configuration36
Fig. 28: Example of NAT Configuration 236
- Fig. 30: Openvpn Tunnel Configuration36
- Fig. 31: Topology of Example Openvpn Configuration37
  - Ipsec Tunnel Configuration38
- Table 27: Openvpn Configuration39
- Table 28: Example Openvpn Configuration39
- Table 29: Overview Ipsec Tunnels39
- Table 30: Ipsec Tunnel Configuration39
Fig. 32: Ipsec Tunnels Configuration40
- Fig. 33: Ipsec Tunnel Configuration40
- Fig. 34: Topology of Example Ipsec Configuration41
  - GRE Tunnels Configuration42
Fig. 35: GRE Tunnels Configuration43
- Fig. 36: GRE Tunnel Configuration43
  - L2TP Tunnel Configuration44
Fig. 38: L2TP Tunnel Configuration45
Fig. 37: Topology of GRE Tunnel Configuration45
- Fig. 39: Topology of Example L2TP Tunnel Configuration45
- Table 38: NTP Configuration49
- Table 41: Object Identifier for Binary Input and Output49
Table 39: SNMP Configuration49
Table 40: SNMP Configuration49
Fig. 41: Example of NTP Configuration50
Fig. 40: Example of Dyndns Configuration50
- Fig. 42: Example of SNMP Configuration50
  - SMTP Configuration51
  - SMS Configuration52
    - Send SMS53
Fig. 45: SMTP Configuration55
Fig. 44: SMTP Client Configuration55
Fig. 43: Example of the MIB Browser55
- Fig. 46: Example of SMS Configuration 155
- Fig. 47: Example of SMS Configuration 256
- Fig. 48: Example of SMS Configuration 357
- Fig. 49: Example of SMS Configuration 458
  - Expansion Port Configuration59
- Fig. 50: Expansion Port Configuration60
- Fig. 51: Example of Expansion Port Configuration 161
  - USB Port Configuration62
Fig. 52: Example of Expansion Port Configuration 263
- Fig. 53: USB Configuration63
- Fig. 54: Example of USB Port Configuration 164
2 Configuration Setting over Telnet73

Conel LR77 v2 - Fig. 26: Example NAT Configuration 1; Fig. 27: Topology of Example NAT Configuration

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