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If you configure an IP address from within the dynamic DHCP address range as a
static IP address, this IP address will not be dynamically assigned by the DHCP server
to a client other than the one specified any more.
On the "Web Admin Access" tab:
Field Description
"Web Admin Access" Select the checkbox to enable HTTP(S) access to the web admin frontend.
"HTTPS" The option determines whether an encrypted connection is used to access the
gateprotect Firewall web interface. The option is set to "Off" by default but you
can turn it "On" or use the "Force" setting.
Note: When "HTTPS" is set to "Force" , subsequent requests from your
browser to the web interface must be preceded by https:// or you will be
unable to connect.
"Certificate" Select a webserver certificate to be used for the HTTPS connection.
"Certificate Password" Enter the corresponding password for the certificate.
"Show Password" Optional: Select the checkbox to verify the password.
The buttons at the bottom right of the editor panel depend on whether you add a new
VLAN zone or edit an existing virtual local area network. For a newly configured VLAN
zone, click "Create" to add the VLAN to the list of available virtual local area network
zones or "Cancel" to discard your changes. To edit an existing VLAN zone, click
"Save" to store the reconfigured VLAN or "Reset" to discard your changes. You can
click "Close" to shut the editor panel as long as no changes have been made on it.
Click "
Activate" in the toolbar at the top of the desktop to apply your configuration
changes.
Configured VLAN zones are displayed as nodes in the network overview on the desk-
top and are, therefore, available for use in connections and firewall rules.
For detailed instructions, see Chapter 4.6, "Setting Up a VLAN", on page 148.
3.4.4 WAN
Navigate to the " WAN" menu to configure the WAN zone, connection monitoring pro-
files, DynDNS accounts, failover settings, physical interfaces for multi-WAN, port and
IP forwarding and policy-based routes.
3.4.4.1 Connection Monitoring
"Connection Monitoring" automatically monitors the accessibility of URLs and IP
addresses to verify the state of the connection.
Connection monitoring tests the accessibility of URLs and IP addresses by pinging the
destination. If all ping signals are returned correctly, the connection is okay. If a speci-
fied number of signals is lost, the test fails. The failover feature uses the connection
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