Vigor 2930 Series Router Firewall

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1 Vigor 2930 Series Router Firewall Â Â Vigor 2930 Series Router Firewall - Broadband Router/Firewall - Dual Ethernet WAN portsâ - Load Balancing & WAN FailoverÂ - VPN Dial-in/dial-out with VPN hardware co-processorâ - SSL VPNÂ - VPN TrunkingÂ - Comprehensive and Robust Firewall - Content Filtering (by matched keyword or data type)â - Web Site Category Filtering & BlockingÂ - Ethernet and WLAN Virtual LAN segmentation (common/distinct)â - Configurable QoS Features (For traffic prioritisation)â n Draft 2.0 Wireless LAN ('n' models)â - Highly configurable amd easy to install and manageâ {tab=overview} Â The Vigor 2930 is a high-performance dual-wan firewall. The two dedicated ethernet WAN ports can provide load balancing, WAN failover or bandwidth aggregation (increasing total bandwidth onto the Internet). Versions with SIP-Compliant VoIP (Voice-over-IP) and ISDN support are also available. High Speed total WAN througput of up to 70Mb/s is available, and IPSec VPN throughput of up to 40Mb/s. Extensive QoS support and comprehensive Web Content filtering features help you make the most efficient use of your bandwidth. The Vigor 2930 is in an all-new DrayTek housing design with all LEDs and

2 sockets provided conveniently on the front. This makes desk usage, wall mouting or rack-mounting (optional bracket required) all equally covenient. {tab=wireless LAN}Â The Vigor2930 Series ('n' models) features the latest n Draft 2.0 wireless LAN specification and has been certified by the WiFi alliance for cross compatibility and WiFi compliance (including WPA/WPA2 and WMM) n Draft 2.0 provides a total wireless bandwidth of up to 300Mb/s using new methods such as packet aggregation and channel bonding. Throughput depends on your own environment (factors such as obstructions, number of hosts and distance all make a significant difference), but actual transfer speeds of 100Mb/s are achievable (based on our real world tests). In addition, n Draft 2.0 provides greater coverage and resilience to interference compared to previous wireless standards thanks to the MIMO technology and the Vigor's triple-antennae diversity arrangement. This offset arrangement of aerials provides offset paths between hosts so that interference can be overcome. Wireless Security is comprehensive too; the Vigor 2930 Series provides several independent levels of security including encryption (up to WPA2), authentication (802.11x) and methods such as MAC address locking and DHCP fixing to restrict access to authorised users only. The Web interface lets you see how many and which clients are currently connected as well as their current bandwidth usage. An 'instant' block lets you disconnect a wireless user temporarily in case of query. The Wireless VLAN facility allows you to isolate wireless clients from each other or from the 'wired' LAN. Your laptop PC's built-in wireless may not support n Draft 2.0 wireless, in which case you will need to add a new wireless LAN interface such as the DrayTek N61 USB adaptor. Click on 'accessories' for details. For specialist coverage applications, optional aerials can be used with the Vigor 2930 to potentially increase the range of wireless coverage (depending on enviroment) or provide directional coverage in order that your wireless transmission is focussed and concentrated into one direction only, for example into a room or across open space n Compliant (Draft 2.0) - WiFi Alliance Approved - Latest 'MIMO' Technology with three aerials (2T3R)

3 - Packet Aggregation and Channel Bonding - Optional Higher Gain or directional aerials available - Click Here. - Also Compatible with b and g Standards - Active Client list in Web Interface - Wireless LAN Isolation (from VLAN groups and wired Ethernet interfaces) - 64/128-bit WEP Encryption - WPA/WPA2 Encryption - Switchable Hidden SSID - Restricted access list for clients (by MAC address) - Time Scheduling (WLAN can be disabled at certain times of day) - Access Point Discovery - WDS (Wireless Distribution system) for WLAN Bridging (Firmware Upgradable, ETA March 2008) x Radius Authentication - Wireless Rate-Control - Automatic Power Management e WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) Important Note : Wireless performance (speed and range) always depends on your specific environment and will vary considerably. Factors affecting performance include wireless traffic, other networks nearby, site construction, walls, ceilings and other electronic equipment nearby. The product may not be upgradable to future n Draft standards or be compatible with products from other manufacturers. Speeds quoted are the maximum wireless capacity, including RX/TX capacity, protocol overheads and all clients/hosts connected. {tab=voip}â VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) enable you to link two remote computers or networks securely using the public Internet. An encrypted tunnel is created to carry your private data between the two sites. Tunnels making use of PPTP, L2TP,

4 AES and IPSec protocols have been available on Vigor routers for many years and provide a simple to set up solution for your site-to-site or teleworker VPNs. SSL VPNs provide a new method for teleworker to central site VPN, providing great convenience, low TCO and simplicity where other methods may not be possible. The benefits of SSL VPNs One potential drawback of using the above methods for a Teleworker-to-central site VPN is that they need compatiable protocol stacks at each end (e.g. an IPSec client or hardware) and most importantly those protocols need to be freely passed by your local host network. This isn't normally a problem where you own the computers and the network in use and you can install any client, software or hardware you choose, as well as allowing any traffic types you like. Where it can become a problem is where you are using someone else's computer or network where either you cannot use the O/S VPN client, or the host network blocks VPN protocols or makes them unreliable. This is most commonly a problem when using WiFi hotspots or other public Internet access methods (hotels, conference centres etc.). You may already have heard of SSL previously, and you have almost certainly used it. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the protocol used by all web browsers for accessing 'secure' web sites. You will have used secure web sites whenver you have used your credit card online or accessed your banking web sites, for example. SSL is supported by all web browsers, and as it is so commonly used, all hotspots and other public Internet will always allow SSL to pass properly. By using the SSL protocol for your telework VPN tunnel you therefore have some important benefits: Traditional VPN (e.g. AES/IPSec SSL VPN Requires VPN Client or Hardware Uses Standard Web Browser SSL Support for popular O/S's only Compatible with all computers/browsers Licence fees all for some vendor client software (Not DrayTek though!) No client licence fees Requires user to operate VPN Client No special operator procedures. Just use your web browser. At OSI 'network' layer At OSI 'session' layer AES/DES/3DES Encryption SSL Encryption Full network access (unless filtered) Ability to easily restrict users to specific web applications Network Level Access as standard. Network level access via DrayTel Active-X SSL Tunnel Plug-inÂ Teleworker or Site-to-Site (LAN-to-LAN) Teleworker-to-Host site only Another advantage of web based SSL VPN is that your host Vigor router presents the user with his/her login page to the network within their browser and then can provide access only to the web based applications or local servers which you allow as opposed to a regular VPN which connects the user to the network directly for access to any resource which is accessible locally. No TCP/UDP ports have to be opened on your host router; if the user cannot login to the VPN, they won't get access. As mentioned previously, an SSL VPN uses your standard web browser; this means that for your web based applications running at your office (webmail, Intranet, Thin Clients etc.) SSL VPNs work really well for this access method, which is called 'SSL Web Proxy' mode. A very common application for SSL VPN is remote desktop. By using the Windows 'Remote Desktop Web Connection', your office desktop will be accessible from your web browser whereever you are and whoever's computer you're using. In addition, by using Vigor web proxy, you can browse external web sites via the tunnel, thus bypassing any local web site blocking policy (content filtering or local polcies). If you are familiar with 'port redirection' or 'open ports setup' on Vigor routers, SSL Proxy to your internal web services is very similar in concept to this except that the data passes through a secured tunnel, hence increasing security and privacy. SSL VPNs beyond the Browser Using the web browser for your remote access is great for accessing web-based applications (intranet, webmail, remote web desktop etc.) but it does not provide access to the actual network directly, for example for shared directory access, network resources or other applications which are not browser based. Only data or applications which are available in your web browser locally are available remotely via the SSL Proxy (see above). For full network access, DrayTek provide an Active-X Tunnel plug-in (a VPN client, effectively) which can transfer at the network layer, making a fully VPN tunnel. This is called SSL Tunnel mode. This plug-in is downloaded automatically by your browser from the host Vigor router when you log into the SSL VPN and select Tunnel mode. You are then fully connected to the remote network for direct network resource access. In this way, you are no longer limited to running web-based applications and can access shares and other network resources. If you'd like to see just how easy it is to set up a DrayTek SSL VPN, Click Here. Â

5 Microsoft SSTP Microsoft has developed their own version of SSL VPN called 'SSTP' (Secure Socket Tunnelling Protocol) which is supported by Windows Vista. DrayTek Corp. has signed a licencing agreement with Microsoft to develop SSTP capability on their firewalls/routers. The Vigor2930 SSTP firmware is due ETA Q3/09. {tab=vpn Trunking}Â VPN Trunking VPN Trunking is the facility to create more than one VPN tunnel to the same remote location in order to provide either increased bandwidth between the two sites (load balancing) or resilience (failover) in the event that one tunnel/connection is interrupted. The Vigor 2930 supports both Failover and Load Balancing modes for VPN Trunks. The Vigor 2930 already supports load balancing to the Internet using its dual-wan ports. What VPN trunking does is enables a tunnel to be created down each WAN connection to the same remote location creating a single virtual tunnel, as far as the traffic and LAN devices/clients are concerned. In the diagram above, you can see a single virtual tunnel as far as the LAN at each end is concerned. Within the router, two WAN connections are being used with each router, across which the VPN tunnel can be spread, increasing total capacity and/or redundancy (for failover). {tab=specification} Vigor2930 Series Specification Physical Interfaces: - LAN: 4-port 10/100 Base-TX Switch - WAN: 2-port 10/100 Base-TX EthernetÂ - VoIP: 2-port FXS Phone Ports ('V' models only)â - ISDN: 2-Ports. One fixed S0, one configurable NT / TE mode ('S' model only Â Dual-WAN Ports: - 10/100Base-T EthernetÂ

6 - Outbound Policy-Based Load-BalanceÂ - WAN Connection Fail-over VoIP Features ('V' Models only): - BoD (Bandwidth on Demand) - Protocols: SIP, RTP / RTCPÂ - 12 SIP Registrar Accounts (for up to 12 VoIP providers)â - G.168 Line Echo-cancellation Automatic Gain Control Jitter Buffer ( 125ms ) Voice Codecs: G.711 A / Âµ Law G G.726 G.729 A / B Wireless LAN Features ('n' models only): n Compliant (Draft 2.0) Latest 'MIMO' Technology with three aerials (2T3R) Packet Aggregation and Channel Bonding Optional Higher Gain or directional aerials available - Click Here. Compatible with b and g Standards Active Client list in Web Interface Wireless LAN Isolation (from VLAN groups and wired Ethernet interfaces) 64/128-bit WEP Encryption WPA/WPA2 Encryption Switchable Hidden SSID Restricted access list for clients (by MAC address) Time Scheduling (WLAN can be disabled at certain times of day) Access Point Discovery WDS (Wireless Distribution system) for WLAN Bridging (Firmware Upgradable) 802.1x Radius Authentication Wireless Rate-Control Automatic Power Management e WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) VAD / CNG Tone Generation: DTMF, Dial, Busy, Ring Back, Call Progress DTMF Transmission: In Band / Out Band ( RFC-2833 ) / SIP info FAX / Modem Support G.711 Pass-through T.38 for FAX Supplemental Services:

7 Caller ID Call Hold / Retrieve Call Waiting Call Waiting with Caller ID Call Transfer Call Forwarding ( Always, On Busy and On No Answer ) DND (Do not Disturb) Call Barring ( Incoming / Outgoing ) MWI ( Message Waiting Indicator ) ( RFC-3842 ) Hotline (Dial preset number when handset lifted) ISDN Features ('S' Model Only): RJ-45 S/T Interfaces ISDN Loop-Through ISDN On-net / Off-net Euro ISDN Compatible Automatic ISDN Backup for Internet Access Support 64 / 128Kbps ( Multilink-PPP) BoD ( Bandwidth on Demand ) Remote Dial-In / LAN-to-LAN Connection Remote Activation (Dial back on ISDN Caller ID recognition) ISDN Port Passthrough During Power Cut WAN Protocols: DHCP Client Static IP PPPoE PPTP L2TP * BPA Firewall & Security Features: CSM (Content Security Management): URL Keyword Filtering - Whitelist or Blacklist specific sites or keywords in URLs Surfcontrol Support - Block Web sites by category (subject to subscription) Prevent accessing of web sites by using their direct IP address (thus URLs only) Blocking automatic download of Java applets and ActiveX controls Blocking of web site cookies Block http downloads of file types : Binary Executable :.EXE /.COM /.BAT /.SCR /.PIF Compressed :.ZIP /.SIT /.ARC /.CAB/. ARJ /.RAR Multimedia :.MOV /.MP3 /.MPEG /.MPG /.WMV /.WAV /.RAM /.RA /.RM /.AVI /.AU Time Schedules for enabling/disabling the restrictions Block P2P (Peer-to-Peer) file sharing programs (e.g. Kazza, WinMX etc. ) Block Instant Messaging programs (e.g. IRC, MSN/Yahoo Messenger etc.) Multi-NAT, DMZ Host Port Redirection and Open Port Configuration Policy-Based Firewall MAC Address Filter SPI ( Stateful Packet Inspection ) DoS / DDoS Protection IP Address Anti-spoofing Alert and Logging via Syslog Bind IP to MAC Address

8 VPN Support: Up to 50 Simultaneous VPN Tunnels Protocols : PPTP, IPSec, L2TP, L2TP over IPSec Encryption : MPPE and Hardware-Based AES / DES / 3DES Authentication : Hardware-Based MD5, SHA-1 IKE Authentication : Pre-shared Key and Digital Signature ( X.509 ) PFS (Perfect Forward Secrecy) IKE Phase 1 Agressive/Standard Modes & Phase 2 Selectable lifetimes LAN-to-LAN (Dial-in & Dial-Out), Teleworker-to-LAN DHCP over IPSec NAT-Traversal (NAT-T) Dead Peer Detection (DPD) VPN Pass-Through Bandwidth Management: QoS Guaranteed Bandwidth for VoIP Class-based Bandwidth Guarantee by User-Defined Traffic Categories DiffServ Code Point Classifying 4-level Priority for each Direction (Inbound / Outbound) Bandwidth Borrowed Temporary (5 minute) Quick Blocking of any LAN Client Bandwidth / Session Limitation Network/Router Management: Web-Based User Interface (HTTP / HTTPS) CLI ( Command Line Interface ) / Telnet / SSH* Administration Access Control Configuration Backup / Restore Built-in Diagnostic Function Firmware Upgrade via TFTP / FTP Logging via Syslog SNMP Management with MIB-II Network Features: DHCP Client / Relay / Server Dynamic DNS NTP Client (Syncrhonise Router Time) Call Scheduling (Enable/Trigger Internet Access by Time) RADIUS Client DNS Cache / Proxy Microsoftâ UPnP Port-Based VLAN (Ethernet LAN ports exclusive/inclusive groups) Routing Protocols: Static Routing RIP V2 Operating Requirements: Rack Mountable (Optional mount bracket required) Temperature Operating : 0Â C ~ 45Â C Storage : -25Â C ~ 70Â C

9 Humidity 10% ~ 90% ( non-condensing ) Power Consumption: 18 Watt Max. Dimensions: L * W * H43.96 ( mm ) Operating Power: DC 15V (via external PSU, supplied) Warrantyu : 2 Years Manufacturer's RTB included Power Requirements : VAC {/tabs}