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Wireless Controller User Manual Any: No s pecific network needs to be given. S i ng l e Addres s : Limit t o o n e co mp u t er. Req u ires t h e IP ad d ress o f t h e co mp u ter that will be part of the s ource network for this protocol binding Addres s Rang e: Select if y o u wan t t o allo w co mp u t ers wit h in an IP ad d ress ran g e t o b e a p art o f t h e s o urce n etwo rk. Req u ires St art ad dress and En d ad d ress S tart Addres s : IP ad d res s fro m wh ere t h e ra n g e n eeds t o b egin , o r t h e s ing le addres s if that is the s ource network s elected. End Addres s : IP ad d ress wh ere t h e ran ge n eeds t o en d Des ti nati on Network : Select o n e o f t h e fo llo win g : Any: No s pecific network needs to be given. S i ng l e Addres s : Limit t o o n e co mp u t er. Req u ires t h e IP ad d ress o f t h e co mp u ter that will be part of the des tination network for this protocol binding Addres s Rang e : Select if y o u wan t t o allo w co mp u t ers wit h in an IP ad d ress ran g e t o b e a p art o f t h e d est inatio n n et work. Req u ire s St art ad dress and En d ad d res s S tart Addres s : IP ad d res s fro m wh ere t h e ran g e n eeds t o b egin , o r t h e s ing le addres s if that is the destination network s elected. End Addres s : IP ad d ress wh ere t h e ran ge n eeds t o en d 6.4 Routing Configuration Ro u t in g b et ween t h e LA N an d Op t io n will imp act t h e way t h is co n t ro ller h an d les t raffic t h at is receiv ed o n an y o f it s p h y s ical in t erfaces . Th e ro u t in g mo d e o f t h e g at eway is co re t o t he b ehavio ur o f t h e t raffic flo w b et ween t h e s ecu re LA N an d t h e in t e rn e t . 6.4.1 Routing Mode Setup > Internet Settings > Routing Mode This device s upports clas s ical routing, network addres s trans lation (NAT), and t ran s p o rt mo d e ro u t in g .  W it h cl a ssi ca l ro ut ing, d ev ices o n t h e LA N can b e d irect ly acces s ed fro m t h e in t ern et b y t heir p u b lic IP ad d res ses (as sumin g ap pro priat e firewall s et t in gs). If 180

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Any
: No specific network needs to be given.
Single Address
: Limit to one computer. Requires the IP address of the computer
that will be part of the source network for this protocol binding
Address Range:
Select if you want to allow computers within an IP address
range to be a part of the source network. Requires Start address and End address
Start Address
: IP address from where the range needs to begin, or the single
address if that is the source network selected.
End Address
: IP address where the range needs to end
Destination Network
: Select one of the following:
Any
: No specific network needs to be given.
Single Address
: Limit to one computer. Requires the IP address of the computer
that will be part of the destination network for this protocol binding
Address Range
: Select if you want to allow computers within an IP address
range to be a part of the destination network. Requires Start address and End
address
Start Address
: IP address from where the range needs to begin, or the single
address if that is the destination network selected.
End Address
: IP address where the range needs to end
6.4
Routing Configuration
Routing between the LAN and Option will impact the way this controller handles
traffic that is received on any of its physical interfaces. The routing mode of the
gateway is core to the behaviour of the traffic flow between the secure LAN and the
internet.
6.4.1 Routing Mode
Setup > Internet Settings > Routing Mode
This device supports classical routing, network address translation (NAT), and
transport mode routing.
With
classical routing
, devices on the LAN can be directly accessed from the
internet by their public IP addresses (assuming appropriate firewall settings). If