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Network configuration
RIP
If using a RADIUS server, add a Colubris AV-Pair to the user’s account with the value
one-to-one-nat=1. See Default user one-to-one NAT on page 9-50.
Note External devices cannot initiate connections with internal client stations via the address
assigned using this feature.
RIP
The service controller supports Routing Information Protocol (RIP) versions 1 and 2. RIP can
operate in one of two modes on the interfaces you select.
Passive mode: The service controller listens for routing broadcasts to update the routing
table, but does not broadcast its own routes.
Active mode: The service controller listens for routing broadcasts to update the routing
table, and also broadcast its own routes.
For example:
Note RIP is not supported if you are using PPPoE on the Internet port.
IP QoS
To ensure that critical applications have access to the required amount of wireless
bandwidth, you can classify packets destined for the wireless interface into priority queues
based on a number of criteria. For example, you can use any of the following to place data
packets in one of four priority queues for transmission onto the wireless interface:
TCP source port
UDP source port
Destination port
Port ranges
10-27