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1. From the topic:
network_basics
Basics Networking
For proper network use the JNIOR needs 1) a unique IP
Address valid for the
local network; 2) A proper Subnet Mask for the local network; 3) A Gateway
IP
Address for access to the outside world; And, 4) at least one valid DNS
server address. DHCP can be a valuable tool for discovering settings for all
but the IP address itself. Finally, the IP Address must be uniquely defined
for each device on the network. The JNIOR will query for conflicts during
boot. If the IP address assigned to the JNIOR is claimed by another device on
the network the JNIOR will not be available. In this case it will report an
IP Address of 0.0.0.0 and will remain accessible through the Support Tool
for reconfiguration.
2. From the topic:
filter
Network Filtering Reference
To exclude packets referencing a certain IP
address you can prepend a '!'
exclamation point to the
address like this "!nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn". All
packets that do reference the IP address as either a source or
destination address will NOT be selected for inclusion. This can also be
written as "NOT nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn". This may be especially helpful to
filter your IP address while debugging communications with other devices.
In filtering remote client connections, the NOT syntax is ideal for
blocking the client based upon IP address.
3. From the topic:
blacklisting
Blacklisting Security
When Blacklisting is enabled, the DNSBL (DNS Blocklist) service is enabled
on Port 53 compliant with RFC 5782. When an IP
address is blacklisted a
DNSBL request will resolve the domain with IP
address 127.0.0.2. If the
request is not resolved then the IP address is not blacklisted by the JNIOR.
This service allows other systems to query the validity of an IP address
for use with the JNIOR.
4. From the topic:
ipconfig
IPCONFIG User Commands
-A IPADDR
Assign the IP
Address IPADDR. The accepted formats are:
NNN.NNN.NNN.NNN Defining IP
address only.
NNN.NNN.NNN.NNN/BB Defining IP address and BB netmask.
where:
NNN is 0-255
BB is typically 24 (number of 1's in netmask)
5. From the topic:
network_access
User Interface Getting Started
In order to fully interact with the JNIOR and use its WebUI you must properly
configure the unit to operate on the network. JNIORs are now being shipped
from the factory with Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) enabled. With
a network supporting DHCP the JNIOR will obtain a valid IP
address and
automatically configure itself properly for the network. You will still
need to determine the IP
address that it has been assigned.