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Appendix B Importing Certificates

WiMAX Device Configuration User’s Guide

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Table of Contents

About this User's Guide3
Document Conventions4
Safety Warnings6
- Table of Contents7
Contents Overview7
Table of Contents9
User's Guide15
PART I User's Guide15
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Series17
- About Your Wimax Device17
- Wimax Internet Access18
- Models with Phone Ports18
- Models with Wifi19
- Good Habits for Managing the Wimax Device19
Chapter 2 Introduction to the Web Configurator20
- Accessing the Web Configurator20
Chapter 3 Setup Wizard25
- Overview25
- Setup Wizard25
- Welcome to the Setup Wizard25
- LAN Settings26
- Wimax Frequency Settings27
- Wimax Authentication Settings28
- Voip Settings30
- WLAN Settings32
- Setup Complete34
Chapter 4 Tutorials35
- Overview35
- Tutorials35
- Wimax Connection Settings35
- Setting up a Small Network for the LAN36
- Configure Your SIP Account38
- Making a Telephone Call over the Internet38
- Blocking Web Access from the Wimax Device40
- Restricting Wireless Access to the Wimax Device40
- Allowing Internet Users to Use Internal Servers42
- Access the Wimax Device with a Domain Name44
- Registering a DDNS Account on Www.dyndns.org45
- Configuring DDNS on Your Wimax Device46
- Configuring Static Route for Routing to Another Network46
- Testing the DDNS Setting46
- Remotely Managing Your Wimax Device48
- Changing Certificate to Communicate with Other Networks49
- Using Virtual Networks50
- Scenario 151
- Scenario 351
- Scenario 252
- Scenario 456
- Scenario 558
Technical Reference61
Part II: Technical Reference61
- Overview63
- System Status63
- Wimax67
Chapter 5 System Status63
Chapter 6 Wimax67
Chapter 7 Network Setting91
Chapter 8 Security125
- IP Filter125
- Overview125
- What You Need to Know125
- MAC Filter126
- Ddos127
- PPTP VPN Server129
- PPTP VPN Client130
- PPTP VPN Client: Add131
- L2TP VPN Server133
- L2TP VPN Client135
- L2TP VPN Client: Add135
- Ipsec VPN137
- Ipsec VPN: Add139
- Ipsec Architecture144
- Technical Reference144
- Encapsulation145
- IKE Phases146
- Ipsec and NAT147
- Negotiation Mode147
- ID Type and Content148
- VPN, NAT, and NAT Traversal148
- Diffie-Hellman (DH) Key Groups150
- Pre-Shared Key150
- Overview67
- What You Need to Know67
- Connection Settings70
- Frequency Settings72
- Authentication Settings74
- Channel Plan Settings77
- CAPL Settings79
- CAPL Settings: Add80
- RAPL Settings81
- Home NSP Settings82
- Connect83
- Wide Scan85
- Link Status87
- Link Statistics88
- Connection Info89
- Service Flow89
- Network Setting91
- Overview91
- What You Need to Know91
- Wan94
- Pppoe96
- Gre97
- Etherip98
- Dhcp99
- Wlan100
- Wps102
- MAC Address Filter103
- Static Route104
- Static Route Add104
- Rip105
- Port Forwarding107
- Port Forwarding Wizard108
- Port Trigger108
- Port Trigger Wizard110
- Dmz111
- Trigger Port Forwarding Example111
- Alg112
- Qos113
- Upnp113
- Installing Upnp in Windows XP114
- Web Configurator Easy Access118
- Vlan119
- Ddns121
- Content Filter123
- IGMP Proxy123
- Security125
Chapter 9 The Voip General Screens151
- Voip Overview151
- What You Need to Know151
- Before You Begin152
- Media153
- Qos154
- SIP Settings155
- Speed Dial155
- Technical Reference156
- DSCP and Per-Hop Behavior156
Chapter 10 The Voip Account Screens157
- Overview157
- What You Need to Know157
- Status160
- Server161
- Sip163
- Feature165
- Dialing166
- Fax167
- SIP Call Progression with Session Timer167
- Technical Reference167
- SIP Client Server170
Chapter 11 The Voip Line Screens171
- Overview171
- The Voip Line Screens171
- What You Need to Know171
- Phone172
- Voice172
- Region173
Chapter 12 Maintenance175
- Overview175
- What You Need to Know175
- Password180
- Http181
- Telnet181
- Ssh182
- Snmp183
- Cwmp183
- Oma-DM185
- Date/Time187
- Time Zone187
- Upgrade File188
- The Firmware Upload Process189
- Upgrade Link189
- CWMP Upgrade189
- Backup/Restore190
- Restore190
- The Restore Configuration Process191
- Factory Defaults191
- Log Setting192
- Log Display192
- Network Test193
- Traceroute194
- About194
- Reboot195
Chapter 13 Troubleshooting197
- Power, Hardware Connections, and Leds197
- Wimax Device Access and Login198
- Internet Access199
- Wireless Internet Access (for Models with Wifi)201
- Phone Calls and Voip (for Models with Phone Ports)201
- Reset the Wimax Device to Its Factory Defaults202
- Pop-Up Windows, Javascript and Java Permissions202
Chapter 14 Product Specifications203
Appendix A Wimax Security207
Appendix B Importing Certificates211
Appendix C Common Services237
Appendix D Open Software Announcements241
Appendix E Legal Information277
- European Union280
Index285
- Regulatory Information280

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