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• Off indicates that the cellular modem is active but a connection to the

wireless network has not yet been established.

• RED indicates that cellular modem is not currently operating.

The leftmost LED of second bottom row (LED #25) is the cellular modem's Activity

LED:

• Off means that there is no data traffic on the cellular modem.

• Flashing means that there is data traffic on the cellular modem connection.

PPP Cellular Modem Configuration

This menu allows you to display and configure the cellular modem interface.

Cellular Modem Configuration

This menu allows you to configure the cellular modem to connect to a wireless service

provider.

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Figure 94: Cellular Modem Interface

Figure 95: Cellular Modem configuration

Default Chapter3
- About this User Guide3
- Table of Contents8
- Table of Figures20
Chapter 1 - Setting up and Administering the Router27
- Introduction27
- Accessing the Ruggedrouter Command Prompt28
  - From the Console Port28
  - From SSH28
- The Ruggedrouter Setup Shell28
- The Ruggedrouter Web Interface33
- Using the LED Status Panel35
- Obtaining Chassis Information36
- Figure 13: LED Status Panel36
- Figure 14: Meaning of Leds36
Chapter 2 - Webmin Configuration37
- Introduction37
- Webmin Configuration Menu37
Chapter 3 - Configure Webmin Users41
- Introduction41
- Webmin User and Group Fundamentals41
- RADIUS User Access Control Fundamentals41
- Webmin Users Menu42
- Figure 22: Webmin Users Menu42
- Edit Webmin User Menu43
- Current Login Sessions Menu43
- Figure 23: Edit Webmin User Menu43
- Figure 24: Current Login Sessions Menu43
- Password Restrictions Menu44
- Figure 25: Password Restrictions Menu44
Chapter 4 - Configuring the System45
- Introduction45
- Bootup and Shutdown45
- Figure 26: Bootup and Shutdown, Part 145
- Change Password Command46
- Scheduled Commands46
- Figure 27: Bootup and Shutdown, Part 246
- Figure 28: System Menu Change Password Command46
- Figure 29: Scheduled Commands46
- Figure 30: Scheduled Commands Displaying a Command47
- Scheduled Cron Jobs48
- Figure 31: Webmin Scheduled Cron Jobs48
- Figure 32: Creating a Cron Job48
- System Hostname49
- System Time49
- Figure 33: Scheduled Cron Jobs Menu Displaying Cron Jobs49
- Figure 34: System Hostname49
- Figure 35: System Time49
Chapter 5 - Configuring Networking51
- Introduction51
- Network Configuration51
Chapter 6 - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces59
- Introduction59
- Ethernet Configuration61
Chapter 7 - Configuring Frame Relay/Ppp and T1/E167
- Introduction67
  - T1/E1 Fundamentals67
- T1/E1 Configuration69
Chapter 8 - Configuring Frame Relay/Ppp and T379
- Introduction79
Chapter 9 - Configuring Frame Relay/Ppp and DDS85
- Introduction85
  - DDS Fundamentals85
    - Location of Interfaces and Labeling85
    - LED Designations85
- DDS Configuration86
Chapter 10 - Configuring Pppoe/Bridged Mode on ADSL91
- Introduction91
  - ADSL Fundamentals91
  - Pppoe/Bridged Mode Fundamentals91
- ADSL Configuration93
Chapter 11 - Configuring PPP and Modem97
- Introduction97
  - PPP and Modem Fundamentals97
- PPP Modem Configuration98
Chapter 12 - Configuring PPP and Cellular Modem105
- Introduction105
  - PPP and Cellular Modem Fundamentals105
- PPP Cellular Modem Configuration106
Chapter 13 - Configuring the Firewall111
- Introduction111
- Firewall Fundamentals111
- Shorewall Quick Setup113
- Shorewall Terminology and Concepts115
- Configuring the Firewall and VPN119
- Firewall Configuration122
Chapter 14 - Traffic Control133
- Traffic Control (TC) Fundamentals133
  - Traffic Control Example133
- Traffic Control Configuration135
Chapter 15 - Configuring Ipsec VPN141
- Introduction141
  - VPN Fundamentals141
- Ipsec VPN Configuration145
Chapter 16 - Configuring Dynamic Routing155
- Introduction155
- Dynamic Routing Configuration161
Chapter 17 - Link Backup173
- Introduction173
  - Link Backup Fundamentals173
- Link Backup Configuration174
Chapter 18 - Configuring VRRP179
- Introduction179
  - VRRP Fundamentals179
- VRRP Configuration182
Chapter 19 - Configuring Traffic Prioritization185
- Introduction185
  - Traffic Prioritization Fundamentals185
  - Prioritization Example187
- Configuring Traffic Prioritization188
Chapter 20 - Configuring Generic Routing Encapsulation191
- Introduction191
  - GRE Fundamentals191
  - Figure 163: GRE Example191
- GRE Configuration192
Chapter 21 - Network Utilities195
- Introduction195
- Network Utilities Main Menu195
- Figure 166: Network Utilities Main Menu195
- Ping Menu196
- Traceroute Menu196
- Figure 167: Ping Menu196
- Figure 168: Traceroute Menu196
- Host Menu197
- Trace Menu197
- Interface Statistics Menu199
  - Current Routing & Interface Table199
Chapter 22 - Configuring Serial Protocols201
- Introduction201
- Serial Protocols Configuration209
Chapter 23 - Configuring GOOSE Tunnels217
- Introduction217
  - IEC61850 GOOSE Fundamentals217
    - Layer 2 Tunnel Daemon Details217
- Layer 2 Tunnel Configuration218
Chapter 24 - Configuring the DHCP Server223
- Introduction223
  - DHCP Fundamentals223
  - Example DHCP Scenarios and Configurations225
- DHCP Configuration229
Chapter 25 - Configuring NTP235
- Introduction235
  - NTP Fundamentals235
- NTP Configuration237
Chapter 26 - Configuring SSH241
- Introduction241
  - SSH Fundamentals241
    - Included with SSH241
- SSH Configuration241
Chapter 27 - Configuring IRIGB and IEEE1588245
- Introduction245
- IRIGB/IEEE1588 Configuration248
Chapter 28 - Configuring the Intrusion Detection System251
- Introduction251
  - Snort Fundamentals251
- IDS Configuration253
Chapter 29 - Maintaining the Router257
- Introduction257
- Alert System257
- Industrial Defender262
  - What Information Is Sent to an SEM Unit262
  - Industrial Defender Configuration262
- Gauntlet Security265
- Backup and Restore268
- SNMP Configuration276
- RADIUS Authentication282
- Outgoing Mail285
- Figure 255: RADIUS Authentication Main Menu285
- Chassis Parameters286
- Figure 256: Chassis Parameters Menu286
- Power over Ethernet287
- System Logs289
- Upgrade System291
- Uploading and Downloading Files296
- Figure 267: Upload/Download Menu296
Chapter 30 - Security Considerations297
- Introduction297
  - Security Actions297
Appendix A - Setting up a Repository299
- Repository Server Requirements299
- Initial Repository Setup299
- Upgrading the Repository300
- Setting up the Routers300
  - An Alternate Approach300
  - Upgrading Considerations301
Appendix B - Re-Flashing Router Software302
Appendix C - Installing Apache Web Server on Windows303
- Figure 268: Apache Default Web Page303
Appendix D - Installing IIS Web Server on Windows305
- Figure 269: Installing IIS305
Appendix E - RADIUS Server Configuration306
- Freeradius306
- Windows Internet Authentication Service306
- Figure 270: IAS Window - Edit Remote Access Policy307
- Figure 271: IAS Window - Edit Profile307
- Figure 272: IAS Window - Add Attribute307
- Figure 273: IAS Window - Multivalued Attribute Information308
- Figure 274: IAS Window - Vendor-Specific Attribute Information308
- Figure 275: IAS Window - Configure VSA (RFC Compliant)308
Appendix F - VPN/L2TP Configuration in Windows309
- Index310

Brand	RuggedCom
Model	RuggedRouter RX1000
Category	Network Router
Language	English

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