Comtech EF Data IPSat GW1000 User Manual
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01-0945-401 Rev. A 08/2004
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Main Menu →
Configuration →
Advanced →Security →
Console Password Control
If enabled, the user must enter a password to
gain access through the console. The user
may log out of the console session by
pressing Esc at the welcome screen. If the
unit is reset, the console password will also
be required to gain access.
Main Menu
→
Configuration
→ Advanced
→ Security → Telnet
Timeout
The amount of time that a Telnet session can
remain idle before it is terminated. Default is
5 min.
Main Menu
→
Configuration
→ Advanced
→ Security → Local Ping
Control
Enables or disables the IPSat GW1000's
response to ping requests received on its
Ethernet port. Default is enable.
Main Menu →
Configuration →
Advanced → Faults →
Realtime Fault Mask
When a fault on this page is masked, the fault
will not appear in the list of current faults if
the fault occurs. On the GW1000, the Fault
indicator on the front panel also will not light.
Main Menu →
Configuration →
Advanced →Faults →
Fault Log Mask
When a fault on this page is masked, the fault
will not appear in the Fault Log if the fault
occurs.
Main Menu
→ Status →
Network
→ Ethernet Port
Status
Link Status: Up when Ethernet port is
connected to a working Ethernet device and
Down when Ethernet port is not connected to
a working Ethernet device.
Port Operation Mode: Ethernet port can
be in auto-negotiation mode or manual mode.
Speed: Can be 100 Mbps or 10 Mbps.
Duplex Mode: Can be full-duplex or half-
duplex.
Loopback Mode: Ethernet port is either
in normal mode or loopback mode.
Main Menu
→ Status →
Network
→ IP →
Forwarding Table
Lists the IPSat GW1000's routing table which
includes the destination network, destination
network prefix (mask), gateway IP address of
the destination network, and the interface that
leads to the destination network. Interface 1
is Ethernet, 2 is HDLC, and 3 is Local.
Main Menu
→ Status →
Network
→ IP → Routed
Packet List
Before the IPSat GW1000 can forward a
packet, it must decide which port the packet
should be forwarded out of based on the
source and destination IP addresses contained
in the packet. After the IPSat GW1000 has
made this decision, it stores the information
in the Routed Packet List. Entries time out of
the list based upon the ARP Table Timeout
setting.