Yamaha Router Configuration Training ~ Web GUI ~

Yamaha Router Configuration Training ~ Web GUI ~

Equipment RTX810 Gigabit VPN Router SWX2200-8G/24G Smart L2 Switch GbE 5, USB 3G modem 1Gbps throughput All GbE Cooperation with RTX810 200Mbps VPN throughput IPv6 ready Withstand up to 50 2

Contents Web GUI operation PPPoE IPsec VPN SWX2200 Control Loop Detect Search Host VLAN 3

Before training Please disable Windows firewall. [Start menu] [Control Panel] [Windows Firewall] Select Turn Windows Firewall on or off. 4

Access into the Router RTX810 192.168.100.1 Web browser http://192.168.100.1/ Username : blank Password : Admin Password If the Admin password is not set, You will keep form blank. 5

Web GUI Top page 6

Internet Accessing (PPPoE) Configure PPPoE Setting for Internet Access Internet (WAN).1 (LAN) 192.168.100.0/24 PC 7

1. PPPoE (1) Select [Configure provider]. 8

1. PPPoE (2) The router detects the type of line automatically. Click [Next]. 9

1. PPPoE (3) PPPoE is selected. Click [Next]. 10

1. PPPoE (4) Fill the form with User ID and Connect password. Click [Next]. Router-A ID: user1, PASS: pass1 Router-B ID: user2, PASS: pass2 11

1. PPPoE (5) Select not specify DNS Click [Next]. If the provider assigned DNS server address, you will select another radio button and fill the form with address. 12

1. PPPoE (6) Check the Information that you selected and filled. Click [Submit]. 13

1. PPPoE (7) Provider registration is completed and click [Connect]. 14

Top page view after PPPoE setting 15

2. Check configuration (1) Select [Advanced settings]. 16

2. Check configuration (2) Select all configurations. 17

2. Check configuration (3) Click View in text format to show configuration as console format. 18

2. Check configuration (4) Routing Configuration Interface addressing Configuration PPPoE Configuration 19

2. Check configuration (5) Static Filter Configuration 20

2. Check configuration (6) Dynamic Filter Configuration NAT, DHCP, DNS Configuration 21

2. Check configuration (7) Close the configuration page. Click Return to top at the bottom of the page. 22

IPsec VPN (Main Mode) Configure IPsec VPN (Main Mode) via Internet 1 st step: Configure LAN setting 2 nd step: Configure IPsec VPN Router-A PSK: secret.201 Internet (200.1.1.0/24).202 Router-B PSK: secret IPSec.1.1 172.16.1.0/24 172.16.2.0/24 PC1 PC2 23

3. LAN interface addressing (1) Click [Advanced settings]. 24

3. LAN interface addressing (2) Click [Configure LAN]. 25

3. LAN interface addressing (3) Fill with LAN interface IP address. Router-A 172.16.1.1 Router-B 172.16.2.1 Fill with DHCP scope ID and IP address range. Router-A 172.16.1.2-172.16.1.191 Router-B 172.16.2.2 172.16.2.191 26

3. LAN interface addressing (3) Check the parameters are correct. Click [Execute]. 27

3. LAN interface addressing (3) LAN interface IP address and DHCP scope exchange is completed. Pull out the cable of PC and wait for 10 seconds for refresh the PC s address. Connect the cable to PC. Click Access the new IP address via http. 28

4. IPsec VPN (1) 29 Select [Advanced settings].

4. IPsec VPN (2) Select [Configure VPN connection]. 30

4. IPsec VPN (3) Select [Add] on Tunnel[01]. 31

4. IPsec VPN (4) Select LAN-to-LAN network over IPsec. Click [Next]. 32

4. IPsec VPN (5) Fill with pre-shared-key. secret Select Identify using IP address and fill with opposite router address. Router A 200.1.1.202 Router B 200.1.1.201 Select Authentication and Encryption algorithm. Select same as opposite. Select keepalive use or not. 33

4. IPsec VPN (6) Fill with opposite router s LAN network address and select net mask. Click [Submit]. Router A Address: 172.16.2.0, netmask: 255.255.255.0 Router B Address: 172.16.1.0, netmask: 255.255.255.0 34

4. IPsec VPN (7) IPsec registration is completed and click [Return to top]. 35

Top page view after IPsec setting 36

4. IPsec VPN (8) Ping is available between PC1 and PC2 Router-A PSK: secret.201 Internet (200.1.1.0/24).202 Router-B PSK: secret IPSec.1.1 172.16.1.0/24 172.16.2.0/24 PC1 172.16.1.2 PC2 172.16.2.2 37

4. Configuration (1) Added Routing Configuration Interface addressing configuration PPPoE Configuration 38

4. Configuration (2) IPsec VPN Configuration Static Filter Configuration 39

4. Configuration (3) Static Filter Configuration Added Dynamic Filter Configuration Added NAT, DHCP, DNS Configuration 40

Switch control RTX810 Port1 Port3 PC1 SW1 Port1 for operation Port24 SW2 Port1 Port2 PC2 41

5. Enable switch control (1) Web GUI on PC1 Select [Switch control]. 42

5. Enable switch control (2) Select [Basic configuration]. 43

5. Enable switch control (3) Select Use on LAN1. Click [Submit]. 44

5. Enable switch control (4) Configure completed. Click [Return to top]. 45

5. Open switch control GUI (1) Web GUI on PC1 Select [Switch control]. 46

5. Open switch control GUI (2) Click [Execute] on LAN1. 47

6. Switch control GUI (1) Click View in detail all devices, you will see the detail of switch and each port information. 48

6. Switch control GUI (2) Move pointer onto the switch body and each port. The brief information will be displayed. 49

6. Switch control GUI (3) The topology change dynamically. Pull out the cable on PORT1, SW2 will disappear. Put back the cable, SW2 will appear. 50

6. Switch control GUI (4) Switch control mechanism RTX810 Router sends a proprietary mac frames for switch control regularly to find connected switches. In default: interval time is 3seconds. This frame is used to configure and get status of switches also. SW 51

6. Switch control GUI (5) Configure the switch Click the switch s body: Enable to configure follow: - Name - Firmware update - Power conservation - Loop detection - Port mirroring - Reset frame counter - Restart - Factory default 52

6. Switch control GUI (6) Configure the ports Click the switch s port: Enable to configure follow: - Auto negotiation - Speed - Flow control - QoS - Tag VLAN - Multiple VLAN - Frame counter 53

7. Loop detect configuration (1) Click SW2 s body. 54

7. Loop detect configuration (2) Select [Configure] on loop detection. 55

7. Loop detect configuration (3) Select Automatically shutdown and set 300 seconds as port shutdown time. Click [Configure]. By default, if the packet loop happened, the switch does not shutdown the loop detected port. The packet loop will remain. 56

7. Loop detect configuration (4) RTX810 Port1 Port3 PC1 SW1 Port1 Port24 SW2 Port1 Make a loop case. 57

7. Loop detect configuration (5) Exclamation mark is displayed on the loop detected port. The switch shutdown the port from bigger number until the packet loop stop. Port shutdown last in 300 seconds. After 300 seconds or pushing MODE button on the front panel, the port will recover from shutdown. 58

8. Host search (1) The function to search a host which connected to switch from an IP address or MAC address. Click [Search for host]. 59

8. Host search (2) DHCP client list and ARP entry list are displayed. Fill the form with PC2 s IP or MAC address. Click [Search]. 60

8. Host search (3) The host detected port will blink. 61

9. VLAN RTX810 LAN1 : 172.16.1.1/24 LAN1/1 : 192.168.100.0/24 PC1 SW1 Port1 Port1 Port3 172.16.1.2 Untagged 172.16.1.0/24 SW2 Port1 Port24 Tagged and Untagged 172.16.1.0/24 (VID : -) 192.168.100.0/24 (VID : 101) Untagged 192.168.100.0/24 Port2 PC2 192.168.100.2 62

9. VLAN (1) Switch control GUI on PC1 Select Create new VLAN tag. 63

9. VLAN (2) Click router icon. 64

9. VLAN (3) Fill with VLAN interface IP address. 192.168.100.1/24 Click [Configure]. 65

9. VLAN (4) Click the port that connected with PC2. All ports routing from the router to the selected port is automatically configured as same VLAN group. Click [Configure] at the bottom of the page. 66

9. VLAN (5) VLAN interface IP address is set to 192.168.100.1/24 The switch joined VLAN is encircled by blue line. Click [back] at the bottom of page. 67

9. VLAN (6) RTX810 PC1 SW1 Port1 Port1 Port3 172.16.1.2 Port24 Ping is available between PC1 and PC2 by routing the different network segments. SW2 Port1 It is also possible to make filtering for each VLAN network. Port2 PC2 68 192.168.100.2

9. Configuration //1 192.168.100.1/24 //2 1 Enable switch control 2 VLAN configuration 3 SW1 configuration //3 4 SW2 configuration //4 69

Continue to console operation 70