D-Link NetDefend DFL-1600 User manual

Network

Security Firewall

This Quick Guide will guide you through the installation Process. You are

only moments away from using your new D-Link Network Security Product

Building Networks for People

DFL-1600

1.Before You Begin

1.1 Check Your Package Contents....................................................................1

2.Indentifying Components

2.1 Front View................................................................................................2

2.2 LCD Panel.................................................................................................3

2.3 LED Indicators...........................................................................................5

2.4 Default interface attribute definition..........................................................5

3.Connecting the DFL-1600

3.1 Setting up Firewall to your Network........................................................6

4.Configure DFL-1600

4.1 Configure your Computer’s IP..................................................................7

4.2 Using the Setup Wizard.............................................................................8

5.Appendix

5.1 How to Configure Static IP Manually on Microsoft Windows XP..............17

5.2 How to Configure Static IP Manually on Apple MAC OS X...........................18

6.Statement

DFL-1600 Quick Installation Guide

1.1 Check Your Package Contents

Your NetDefend Network Security Firewall package should

contain all the items listed below. If any of these items is found

damaged or missing in your package, report it to your reseller

immediately for replacement.

One (1) DFL-1600 NetDefend™ Network Security Firewall

One (1) Power Cord

One (1) Console Cable (RS-232 cable)

One (1) Ethernet (CAT5 UTP/Straight Through) Cable

One (1) Ethernet (CAT5 UTP/Cross-over) Cable

One (1) CD-ROM (containing QIG/Manual )

Two (2) Rack Mount Brackets

DFL-1600

Before You Begin 1

DFL-1600

Power Cord

Ethernet Cable

(Straight-Through)

Console Cable CD-ROM

Ethernet Cable

(Cross-over)

Rack Mount Brackets

The following illustrates the front panel of the DFL-1600 and

explains the front panel’s key components:

2.1 Front View

1 2 4 5 6

Identifying Components 2

1. LCD Panel

2. Power LED

3. System LED

4. Keypad

5. Ethernet ports

6. Console Port

Used to display operation messages and various status of

the DFL-1600. See the following section for details.

Power indication of the DFL-1600.

System status indication of the DFL-1600.

Operation keys used in conjunction with the LCD panel.

Connect to Ethernet cables that connect to broadband

modems and network switches.

Connects to RS-232 console cable that connects to PC.

The console port is hidden behind a protection coverlid that

can be opened by pulling down the lid.

2.2 LCD Panel and Keypad

When you turn on the power of the DFL-1600, the LCD panel

will display the following message: “Press Keypad to enter

setup” and press any key on the keypad to enter the startup

menu. If after ve seconds, you do not press any key on the

keypad, the DFL-1600 will automatically start the system.

2.2.1 Startup Menu

If you press any key within ve seconds after power-on, the

LCD will display two options:

1. Start Firewall: If you select this option, the system will start,

using the conguration saved inside the device.

2. Reset Firewall: If you select this option, the system will start,

using the factory default conguration.

Note:

If you select “Reset Firewall” and conrm this option, all previous

congurations that you saved in this device will be lost forever.

Keypad buttons denition in Startup Menu

Not Used

Next Button

Back Button

Conrm Button

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2.2.2 Device Status and Information

After the DFL-1600 has completed its system startup, the LCD

panel is ready to display the status and information of this

device. You can use the keypad to select a desired display

option. The following shows status and information that can be

displayed on the LCD panel.

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Next Button

Keypad buttons denition in Status Information

Item

Model name:

System Status:

CPU Load:

Connections:

Total BPS:

Total PPS:

Date:

Time:

Uptime:

Mem:

IDS Sigs:

WAN1:

WAN2:

DMZ:

LAN1:

LAN2:

LAN3:

Core Version:

Description

Display the device model name.

Display system working status.

It will show the CPU utilization and

concurrent session

Concurrent trafc statistics per second.

Concurrent packets statistics per second.

Device current date.

Device current time.

Device boot up time.

System memory utilization.

It will display IDS signature information.

Display each interface IP address

Display rewall rmware version.

Back Button

2.4 Default Interface Attribute Definition

Note:

NetDefendOS only allows Web GUI access from LAN 1 port by

default for security consideration. Please refer to user manual for

more detail about how to change this conguration.

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Wording on

Front plate

Default name

in rewall

Default interface

type denition

Default interface

IP Address

Default

DHCP Status

1 WAN1 DHCP client N/A Enabled

2 WAN2 Static IP 192.168.120.254/24 Disable

3 DMZ Static IP 172.17.100.254/24 Disable

4 LAN1 Static IP 192.168.1.1/24 Disable

5 LAN2 Static IP 192.168.2.1/24 Disable

6 LAN3 Static IP 192.168.3.1/24 Disable

2.3 LED Indicators

Status

Solid green

Light off

Solid green

Light off

Blinking green

Light off

Solid Green

Blinking Green

Light off

Solid green

Solid orange

Description

The device is powered on.

The device is powered off.

System is operating properly.

The device is not working.

System is defective, such rmware

upgrade fail.

No link

Link present

Port is sending or receiving data.

Port is operating at 10Mbps.

Port is operating at 100Mbps.

Port is operating at 1000Mbps.

Color

Green

Green/

Orange

LED

Power

System

Phone Jack LED

light (right)

Phone Jack LED

light (left)

Connecting the DFL-1600 3

3.1 Connecting Firewall to Your Network

A. First, connect the power cord to the receptor at the back panel of

the DFL-1600 and then plug the other end of the power cord to a

wall outlet or power strip. Then powered on the DFL-1600 using

the on/off switch. Now the Power LED will turn ON to indicate

proper operation. After the power LED turns on, you need to wait

1-2 minutes for the DFL-1600 to boot up completely.

B. Connect an Ethernet cable from the DFL-1600 to your Cable/

DSL modem. If the Cable/DSL modem is powered on, wait for

the WAN1 LED on the DFL-1600 to light up to show a proper

connection. Otherwise, turn off your Cable/DSL modem, connect

the Ethernet cable from the DFL-1600 to your Cable/DSL

modem, and turn on the Cable/DSL modem. Some Cable/DSL

modems may not have an on/off switch and will require you to

unplug the power adapter.

Note:

The default management IP address of the DFL-1600 is

192.168.1.1. If you have are using a router that uses DHCP,

there may be a conict if the router uses the same IP address as

the DFL-1600. If this is the case, either disconnect the DFL-1600

from the router and change the management IP address of the

DFL-1600, or change the DHCP settings on your router.

C. Insert an Ethernet cable to the LAN1 port on the front panel of

the DFL-1600 and connect it to a port on your network hub or

switch. The LED light above the Ethernet port on the DFL-1600

will illuminate to indicate proper connection

D. Connecting the computer that you will use to congure the

DFL-1600 to the network hub or switch.

4.1 Configure Your Computer’s IP Address

Make sure that the network adapter in your computer is

congured to use a static IP address with 192.168.1.1

as default gateway and 255.255.255.0 as netmask.

Instructions on how to congure the network adapter can

be found in the appendix.

When you have completed the steps in this Quick Installation

Guide, your connected network should look similar to this:

Configure DFL-1600 4

Cable/DSL Modem

DFL-1600

Switch

Internal

Network

DMZ

Network

(optional)

Computer1 Computer2

4.2 Using the Setup Wizard

The DFL-1600 provides Web based conguration. You can congure

your DFL-1600 through Internet Explorer 6 and later or Firefox 1.0 and

later browser in MS Windows, Macintosh or UNIX based platforms.

Activate your browser, and ensure your built-in Pop-Up Blocker has been

disabled, so that the Pop-Up Blocker will not block the Startup Wizard

while you initiate the NetDefend Firewall for the rst time.

Additionally, in order to reduce the impact of Pop-Up Blocker, a user-

friendly mechanism has beem implemented in NetDefend Firewalls. A

"Startup Wizard" button is shown on the toolbar since rmware v2.20.

This button is available on the WebGUI while the appliance is initiated

with Conguration Version 1. Once you complete conguration and

save/activate the setting, the Startup Wizard button will be removed

automatically from the toolbar while you login WebGUI next time.

Now, let's start on WebGUI login, type the IP address of the DFL-1600,

e.g. https://192.168.1.1, in the Location (for Netscape) or Address (for

IE) eld and press "Enter".

Log on to the DFL-1600 web interface.

To start using the DFL-1600 web interface you need to log on

using the default username and password.

DFL-1600 Quick Installation Guide

Open your Web browser and

type https://192.168.1.1 /

into the URL address box.

Then press the Enter or

Return key.

Type the default

Username/Password

Username: admin

Pasword: admin

and click Login

Note:

DFL-1600 allows either HTTP or a secure HTTPS connection

from any management host. However, for security reason, by

default only a secure HTTPS connection is allowed.

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