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- LCOS
- Configuration
- Ways and means of configuration
- Configuration software
- LANconfig
- WEBconfig
- Accessing the device with WEBconfig
- Network without a DHCP server
- Network with DHCP server
- Logging in to the device
- Search
- Dashboard
- Setup wizards
- System information
- Configuration
- Extras
- LCOS menu tree
- File management
- Retrieving the SNMP device MIB
- Show / search other devices
- Show key fingerprints
- Allowed SSH public keys
- Packet capturing
- WLAN link test
- Spectral Scan
- Create TCP/HTTP tunnel
- Uploading firmware to a managed access point
- Activate software option
- Set date and time
- Change password
- Reboot
- Logout from the device
- LANCOM Management Cloud (LMC)
- Terminal program
- SNMP management program
- LANCOM Layer 2 Management protocol (LL2M)
- Saving and loading device-configuration and script files
- Alternative boot config
- FirmSafe
- Uploading firmware to the device via a client
- LANCOM Auto Updater
- Loading files directly from/to the device via TFTP, HTTP(S) or SCP
- Automatic upload of firmware or configuration from USB
- Resetting the device
- Managing rights for different administrators
- Device-internal SSH/SSL keys
- SSH authentication using a public key
- SSH and Telnet client in LCOS
- Importing files by copy & paste on the CLI
- Basic HTTP file server for external storage media
- Rollout Wizard
- Default Rollout Wizard
- Custom Rollout Wizard
- Activating the Rollout Wizard in WEBconfig
- Configuration with LANconfig
- Receiving LSR information via DHCP server (zero-touch rollout)
- TCP port tunnel
- The LANCOM High Availability Clustering Option
- CPE WAN Management Protocol (CWMP)
- LANCOM Battery Pack
- Setting known loopback addresses
- Configuration option for IPv4/IPv6 resolution with DNS resolutions
- Customize the management ports for device access
- Changing the SIM card PIN
- LANtools
- LANconfig – configuring devices
- Start LANconfig
- Working with LANconfig
- User-specific settings for LANconfig
- Switching the language of the graphical user interface
- Using directory trees to get organized
- Better overview in LANconfig with more columns
- QuickFinder in LANconfig
- Quick links for managing source tables
- Choice of Wizard or configuration dialog
- Multithreading
- Project management with LANconfig
- Flexible group configuration with LANconfig
- Automatic backup of the device configuration
- Advanced meta data for configuration files
- Quick Rollback
- CSV export
- Importing from a data source (CSV)
- LANCOM Software Update for LANtools
- Searching for firmware updates in the archive
- Exporting key fingerprints when commissioning CC devices
- LANconfig menu structure
- File
- Edit
- Device
- Group
- View
- Tools
- Help
- Toolbar icons
- LANconfig context menu
- LANconfig keyboard shortcuts
- LANconfig command line parameters
- LANconfig application concepts
- Pairing devices with the LANCOM Management Cloud
- LANmonitor – monitoring devices on the LAN
- Start LANmonitor
- QuickFinder in LANmonitor
- Display functions in LANmonitor
- The menu structure in LANmonitor
- File
- Device
- Refresh display
- View VPN connections
- View device activities
- View syslog
- View IPv6 firewall event log
- View IPv4 firewall event log
- View DHCP table
- Show accounting information
- View volume budget archive
- Reset time and charge limit
- Ping
- Create trace output
- Show spectral scan
- Setting up point-to-point WLAN antennas
- Configure
- Start the web browser
- Show content filter categories
- Show content filter log
- Properties
- View
- Tools
- Help
- The toolbar in LANmonitor
- LANmonitor context menu
- LANmonitor keyboard shortcuts
- LANmonitor application concepts
- WLANmonitor – monitoring wireless devices
- LANtracer – tracing with LANconfig and LANmonitor
- LANconfig – configuring devices
- Diagnosis
- Trace information
- Tracing with LANmonitor
- Recording and analyzing data packets
- The SYSLOG module
- Parameter overview for the ping command
- Monitoring the switch
- Cable test
- Average value of the CPU load display
- Sending attachments with the mailto command
- Enhanced Sysinfo
- Bandwidth measurements with iPerf
- SLA monitoring
- Layer-7 application detection
- Security
- Protecting the configuration
- Location verification by GPS
- Preventing password form fields in the browser from storing passwords
- The security checklist
- Routing and WAN connections
- General information about WAN connections
- IP routing
- Routing behavior
- Routing options
- Prefix lists
- The routing table
- Policy-based routing
- Dynamic routing with IP RIP
- What information is propagated via IP RIP?
- What information does the router extract from received IP RIP packets?
- What do the entries mean?
- Interaction of static and dynamic tables
- Scaling with IP RIP
- Configuring the IP RIP function
- RIP filter
- Setting up RIP for separate networks
- Timer settings
- Triggered update in the LAN
- Triggered update in the WAN
- Poisoned reverse
- Static routes for constant propagation
- WAN RIP
- SYN/ACK speedup
- Advanced Routing and Forwarding (ARF)
- Configuring remote sites
- Generic routing encapsulation (GRE)
- IP masquerading
- Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
- Multi PPPoE
- Load balancing
- SD‑WAN Dynamic Path Selection
- N:N mapping
- Connection establishment with PPP
- DSL connection establishment using PPTP
- Permanent connection for flat rates – keep-alive
- Data volumes on the WAN interface
- Manual definition of the MTU
- The Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
- The Action table
- Using the serial interface in the LAN
- IGMP / MLD snooping
- Configuring WWAN access
- Switching between mobile profiles or SIM cards
- BGPv4
- Border Gateway Protocol version 4 (BGPv4)
- Best-path selection algorithm
- Tutorial: Setting up BGPv4 under LANconfig
- Tutorial: Setting preferences for prefixes
- Tutorial: Setting the Community attribute
- Tutorial: Filtering received prefixes
- OSPF
- Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD)
- BGP RPKI-RTR
- Locator / ID Separation Protocol (LISP)
- Route monitor
- DSLoL for WLAN routers
- IPv6
- Firewall
- Threat analysis
- What is a firewall?
- The firewall in the device
- Configuring the firewall with LANconfig
- Configuring firewall rules from the command line
- Firewall diagnosis
- Firewall limitations
- Protection against break-in attempts: Intrusion detection
- Protection against Denial-of-Service attacks
- WAN policy-based NAT
- Quality of Service
- Multicast routing
- Virtual Private Networks – VPN
- What does VPN offer?
- The VPN module at a glance
- VPN connections in detail
- What is LANCOM Dynamic VPN?
- Configuring VPN connections
- Working with digital certificates
- Basics
- Advantages of certificates
- Structure of certificates
- Security
- Certificates for establishing VPN connections
- Certificates from certificate service providers
- Establishing a proprietary CA
- Requesting a certificate with Stand-alone Windows CA
- Export the certificate to a PKCS#12 file
- Create certificates with OpenSSL
- Uploading certificates to the device
- Saving and uploading certificates with LANconfig
- Extended certificate support
- Set up VPN connections to support certificates
- Set up certificate-based VPN connections with the Setup Wizard
- Setting up the LANCOM Advanced VPN Client for certificate connections
- Simplified RAS with certificates
- Simplified network connection with certificates – proadaptive VPN
- Request certificates using CERTREQ
- Certificate revocation list – CRL
- Wildcard matching of certificates
- Diagnosis of VPN certificate connections
- OCSP client for certificate validation
- Multi-level certificates for SSL/TLS
- Certificate enrollment via SCEP
- NAT Traversal (NAT-T)
- Extended Authentication Protocol (XAUTH)
- Backup via alternative VPN connection
- Automatic configuration synchronization (Config Sync) with the LANCOM VPN High Availability Clustering XL option
- IPSec over HTTPS
- MPPE for PPTP tunnels
- Layer-2 tunneling protocol (L2TP)
- Configuring the L2TP tunnel
- Authentication via RADIUS
- Operation as an L2TP access concentrator (LAC)
- Operation as an L2TP network server (LNS) with authentication via RADIUS
- Operation as the L2TP network server (LNS) for RAS clients
- Configuring a WLAN scenario for bridging payload data to the central site
- VPN connections: High availability with load balancing
- How does VPN operate?
- The standards behind IPsec
- IKEv2
- Configuring IKEv2 with LANconfig
- Two-factor authentication in the VPN
- RADIUS support for IKEv2
- Tutorial: Setting up IKEv2 under LANconfig
- Tutorial: Setting up a certificate-based IKEv2 VPN connection (RSA)
- Tutorial: Setting up a certificate-based IKEv2 VPN connection (digital signature)
- Tutorial – EAP client at an EAP server
- LANconfig application concepts
- Virtual LANs (VLAN)
- Wireless LAN – WLAN
- Introduction
- Application scenarios
- WLAN standards
- WLAN security
- LANCOM Active Radio Control (ARC)
- Dynamic frequency selection (DFS)
- APSD – Automatic Power Save Delivery
- WLAN routing (isolated mode)
- IEEE 802.11e user priority converted into VLAN tags
- Establishing WLAN bridges
- Configuring WLAN bridges
- Setting up WLAN bridges with LANmonitor
- Geometric dimensioning of outdoor wireless network links
- Antenna alignment for P2P operations
- Surveys for wireless bridges
- Activating point-to-point operation mode
- Configuration of P2P connections
- LEPS-MAC for P2P connections
- Access points in relay mode
- Adaptive transmission power
- Opportunistic key caching (OKC)
- Fast roaming
- Bandwidth limitations in the WLAN
- Automatic adjustment of multicast and broadcast transmission rates
- LANCOM "Wireless Quality Indicators" (WQI)
- Configuring the WLAN parameters
- General WLAN settings
- The physical WLAN interfaces
- The logical WLAN interfaces
- Point-to-point
- Point-to-point partners
- Expert WLAN settings
- Configurable data rates per WLAN module
- RTLS (real-time location system)
- IEEE 802.11k Roaming Targets
- WLAN data trace
- Client Management
- WLAN security
- Selecting approved stations for the WLAN
- Encryption settings
- IEEE 802.1X / EAP
- IEEE 802.11u and Hotspot 2.0
- Static WLAN controller
- AutoWDS
- Advanced WLAN parameters
- Location-based services (LBS)
- Configuring the client mode
- WLAN management
- Initial situation
- Technical concepts
- Basic configuration of the WLAN controller function
- Configuration
- General settings
- Profiles
- Access point configuration
- IP parameter profiles
- List of access points
- Stations
- Options for the WLAN controller
- Virtualization and guest access via WLAN controller with VLAN
- Targets
- Establish
- Wireless LAN configuration of the WLAN controllers
- Configuring the switch (LANCOM GS-2326P)
- Configuring the IP networks in the WLAN controller
- Configuring Public Spot access accounts
- Configuring the internal RADIUS server for Public Spot operation
- Configuring Internet access for the guest network
- WLAN layer-3 tunneling
- IP-dependent auto configuration and tagging of APs
- Access point administration
- AutoWDS – wireless integration of APs via P2P connections
- Central firmware and script management
- RADIUS
- Displays and commands in LANmonitor
- RF optimization
- Client steering by WLC
- Channel-load display in WLC mode
- Backing up the certificates
- Backup solutions
- Automatic configuration synchronization (Config Sync) with the LANCOM WLC High Availability Clustering XL option
- Public Spot
- Introduction
- Setup and operation
- Basic configuration
- Security settings
- Extended functions and settings
- Multiple logins
- Open access networks (no login)
- Managing Public Spot users via the web API
- Creating Public Spot users on a remote Public Spot gateway
- Bandwidth profile
- Auto cleanup user table
- Station monitoring
- WLAN handover of sessions between devices
- Authentication via RADIUS
- Billing without a RADIUS accounting server
- Billing with a RADIUS accounting server
- Multi-level certificates for Public Spots
- Assigning users to individual VLANs
- Error page in case of WAN connection failure
- AP-specific login to a central Public Spot
- Redirect for HTTPS connections
- Protection against brute force attacks
- Alternative login methods
- Overview of authentication modes
- Independent user authentication (Smart Ticket)
- Automatic re-login
- Automatic authentication with the MAC address
- Automatic authentication via WISPr
- IEEE 802.11u and Hotspot 2.0
- Interface for property management systems
- Internal and customized voucher and authentication pages (templates)
- Possible authentication pages
- Pre-installed default pages
- Customizing the standard pages
- Configuration of user-defined pages
- Setting up a customized template page
- Template caching
- User-defined pages via HTTP redirect
- User-defined pages via page templates
- URL placeholder (template variables)
- Tags and syntax of page templates
- Page template identifiers
- Graphics in user-defined pages
- Template preview in WEBconfig
- Public Spot Captive Portal API
- Viewing Public Spot clients
- Displaying advertising to Public Spot users
- Access to the Public Spot
- Tutorials for setting up and using Public Spots
- Virtualization and guest access via WLAN controller with VLAN
- Targets
- Establish
- Wireless LAN configuration of the WLAN controllers
- Configuring the switch (LANCOM GS-2326P)
- Configuring the IP networks in the WLAN controller
- Configuring Public Spot access accounts
- Configuring the internal RADIUS server for Public Spot operation
- Configuring Internet access for the guest network
- Virtualization and guest access via WLAN controller without VLAN
- Setting up a secure hotspot with Enhanced Open
- Setting up an external RADIUS server for user administration
- Internal and external RADIUS servers combined
- Checking WLAN clients with RADIUS (MAC filter)
- Setting up an external SYSLOG server
- Virtualization and guest access via WLAN controller with VLAN
- XML interface
- Appendix
- Voice over IP – VoIP
- Introduction
- VoIP implementation in LANCOM VoIP routers
- Call switching: Call routing
- Configuring the VoIP parameters
- Call Manager Configuration
- Telephony (PBX) functions in LANCOM VoIP routers
- Transfer and forward call
- Active and passive forwarding
- Call forwarding with and without consulting
- Charges for calls when forwarding to external users
- How the LANCOM VoIP router handles call forwarding
- Active forwarding to local users
- Active forwarding to external SIP users
- Active forwarding to external ISDN users
- Passive forwarding between local users
- Passive forwarding from local to external users
- Spontaneous call management by the user
- Configure permanent call forwarding
- Call forwarding (call deflection / partial rerouting) at the SIP trunk (SIP 302)
- Fax via T.38 – Fax over IP (FoIP)
- Hunt groups with call distribution
- Multiple logins (multi login)
- Transfer and forward call
- VoIP media proxy – Optimized management for SIP connections
- SIP-ID as switchboard number with trunk lines
- Switching at the SIP provider
- SIP Application Layer Gateway (SIP ALG)
- Restricting or preventing SIP registration over WAN
- Certificates for encrypted telephony
- Handling canonical telephone numbers
- Processing Destination Domains
- Configuring the ISDN interfaces
- Configuration examples
- VoIP telephony in stand-alone operation
- Using VoIP telephony to enhance the upstream ISDN PBX
- Connecting to an upstream SIP PBX
- VoIP connectivity between sites without a SIP PBX
- SIP trunking
- Block outgoing calls to service numbers
- Rejecting incoming calls
- Reject calls without a calling number
- Forwarding calls without a calling number
- Diagnosis of VoiP connections
- VoSIP support in the Voice Call Manager
- Auto provisioning LANCOM DECT 510 IP
- Backup solutions
- High availability of networks
- Backup solutions and load balancing with VRRP
- Interface bundling with LACP
- Support for vRouter redundancy in Amazon AWS
- RADIUS
- IoT – the Internet of Things
- Other services
- Automatic IP address administration with DHCP
- Introduction
- Configuring DHCPv4 parameters with LANconfig
- Configuring DHCP clients
- DHCP-client option Classless Static Route
- DHCP relay server
- Displaying status information from the DHCP server
- DHCP cluster
- Alternative DHCP server for forwarding
- DHCP snooping and DHCP option 82
- Assigning IP addresses based on DHCP option 82
- Delivering LANCOM Management Cloud parameters with the DHCP server
- Domain Name Service (DNS)
- Accounting
- Call charge management
- Time server for the local net
- Scheduled Events
- PPPoE Servers
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
- Netflow / IPFIX
- Operating printers at the USB connector of the device
- LANCOM Content Filter
- BPjM module
- TACACS+
- LLDP
- Sending and receiving SMS text messages
- Deactivating device LEDs – boot-persistent
- 802.1X authenticator for Ethernet ports
- xDSL Interface
- GPON support
- ACME-Client
- Operations, Administration, and Management (OAM)
- Alive Test
- Automatic IP address administration with DHCP
- Appendix