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    WAN, which will bring 
    communication halt. The 
    port triggering is used to 
    define triggering rules. So 
    when clients have access 
    to the server, the device 
    will open the port through 
    which the server sends the 
    request to client. 
     
    IP Range:  The internal IP 
    address range for 
    requesting external server 
    application. 
     
    Trigger Port:  The port 
    range through which the 
    internal clients send 
    request traffics to external 
    server with the range of 
    1 ~65535. Note that the 
    low number first and two 
    blanks can keep the same 
    number if needed. 
      
    External Port:  The port 
    range through which the 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    external server send 
    request traffics to internal 
    clients with the range of 
    1~65535. Note that the 
    low number first and two 
    blanks can keep the same 
    number if needed. 
      
    Apply:  To enable or 
    disable the rule. 
      
    Add:  After edit the rule, 
    click the “add” button to 
    add the current entry to 
    port triggering list. 
     
    Apply:  Click “Apply” to 
    activate the current rule. 
      
    Cancel:  Click “Cancel” to 
    drop all setting saved last 
    time. 
    It is allowed to delete or 
    modify the previous rules 
    in the list table. 
    Note: 
    The special 
    application can be 
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    only used in one 
    PC. If there is more 
    than one PC to 
    open the same 
    triggering port, the 
    external port will be 
    connected to the 
    last PC for the 
    application.
     
     
    ALG Service Settings 
     
    ALG(Application Layer 
    Gateway)In the context of 
    computer networking, an 
    ALG or application layer 
    gateway consists of a 
    security component that 
    augments a firewall or 
    NAT employed in a 
    computer network. It 
    allows customized NAT 
    traversal filters to be 
    plugged into the gateway 
    to support address and  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    port translation for certain 
    application layer 
    control/data protocols 
    such as FTP, BitTorrent, 
    SIP, RTSP, file transfer 
    applications etc.  
     
    In order for these 
    protocols to work through 
    NAT or a firewall, either 
    the application has to 
    know about an 
    address/port number 
    combination that allows 
    incoming packets, or the 
    NAT has to monitor the 
    control traffic and open up 
    port mappings (firewall 
    pinhole) dynamically as 
    required. Legitimate 
    application data can thus 
    be passed through the 
    security checks of the 
    firewall or NAT that would 
    have otherwise restricted 
    the traffic for not meeting 
    its limited filter criteria.   
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Usually allowing client 
    applications to use 
    dynamic ephemeral TCP/ 
    UDP ports to 
    communicate with the 
    known ports used by the 
    server applications, even 
    though a 
    firewall-configuration may 
    allow only a limited 
    number of known ports. In 
    the absence of an ALG, 
    either the ports would get 
    blocked or the network 
    administrator would need 
    to explicitly open up a 
    large number of ports in 
    the firewall; rendering the 
    network vulnerable to 
    attacks on those ports.   
     
    In the default ALG 
    settings, the following 
    protocols have enabled. It 
    is recommended to keep 
    the settings unchanged.
    1,FTP 
    2,TFTP 
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    3,PPTP 
    4,IPSec 
    5,L2TP 
     
     
    DMZ Settings   
     
    The DMZ function is to 
    allow one computer in 
    LAN to be exposed to the 
    Internet for a special- 
    purpose service as 
    Internet gaming or 
    videoconferencing. 
     
    DMZ Host IP Address:  
    The IP address of the 
    computer you want to 
    expose.  
     
    Enable:  Click the check- 
    box to enable the DMZ 
    host. 
     
    IMPORTANT: 
         When enabled the 
    DMZ host, the 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    firewall settings of 
    the DMZ host will 
    not function.
     
     
    UPnP Settings   
     
    It supports latest Universal 
    Plug and Play. This 
    function goes into effect 
    on Windows XP or 
    Windows ME or this 
    function would go into 
    effect if you have installed 
    software that supports 
    UPnP. With the UPnP 
    function, host in LAN can 
    request the router to 
    process some special port 
    switching so as to enable 
    host outside to visit the 
    resources in the internal 
    host. 
     
    Enable UPnP: Click the 
    checkbox to enable the 
    UPnP. 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Chapter 9: Traffic Control 
     
    Traffic Control   
     
    Traffic control is used to 
    limit communication speed 
    in the LAN and WAN. Up 
    to 20 entries can be 
    supported with the 
    capability for at most 254 
    PCs speed control, 
    including for IP address 
    range configuration. 
      
    Enable Traffic Control: 
    To enable or disable the 
    internal IP bandwidth 
    control. 
      
    Interface: To limit the 
    uploading and 
    downloading bandwidth in 
    WAN port. 
      
    Service:  To select the 
    controlled service type, 
    such as HTTP service. 
    IP Starting Address:  The 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    first IP address for traffic 
    control. 
      
    IP Ending Address: The 
    last IP address for traffic 
    control. 
         
    Uploading/Downloading:  
    To specify the traffic 
    heading way for the 
    selected IP addresses: 
    uploading or downloading.
      
    Bandwidth:  To specify the 
    uploading/downloading 
    Min. /Max. Traffic speed 
    (KB/s), which can not 
    exceed the WAN speed. 
      
    Apply:  To enable the 
    current editing rule. If not, 
    the rule will be disabled. 
      
    Add:  After edit the rule, 
    click the “add to list” button 
    to add the current rule to 
    rule list. 
    Apply:  Click “Save” to 
     
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    activate the current rule. 
      
    Cancel: Click “Cancel” to 
    drop all setting saved last 
    time. 
      
    It is allowed to delete or 
    modify the previous 
    rules in the list table.   
     
     
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