611. Hostname of this computer [router]
612. Domain name [inet]
NETWORK CARD SETTINGS
[- NIC 0 -] ... thru to ... [- NIC 9 -]
----- enter the Nic # to change it's settings
----- for PCI Nic's, choose 0 for both I/O and IRQ settings
----- x - exit, when done
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[ Network # [ Interface [ IP address |
] ] ] |
0. eth0 192.168.0.1 |
1. |
2. |
[ Network # [ Interface [ IP address |
] ] ] |
3. |
4. |
5. |
[ Network # [ Interface [ IP address |
] ] ] |
6. |
7. |
8. |
[ Network # [ Interface [ IP address |
] ] ] |
9. |
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[ -------------- Network # specific settings -------------- ]
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620. Interface name
Possible types of interfaces
ethN - |
ethernet interface number N, ex. eth0 |
ethN:M - |
alias number M for ethernet interface number N |
arcN - |
kind of arcnet interface |
arcNe - |
kind of arcnet interface (probably most used) |
arcN:M - |
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arcNe:M - |
aliases for arcnet interfaces |
trN - |
tokien ring interface |
trN:M - |
alias for token ring interface |
sbniN - |
granch SBNI12 board |
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621. IP address |
622. Network mask |
623. Network addr |
624. Broadcast addr |
625. DHCP pool
----- IP range for DHCP server, - disable DHCP service on this interface
Example: |
192.168.0.10 192.168.0.30 |
Note 1: |
DHCP daemon eats memory for this pool, so be realistic and do not reserve too many addresses |
Note 2: |
Don't include Freesco's own address in this range.
Don't include very first and last IP addresses:
this example is wrong 192.168.1.0 192.168.1.255 |
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626. Use PPPoE
----- choose (y) only if your ISP requires PPPoE
----- If you choose PPPoE, then
---------- 630. ClampMSS
Rewrites all packets for PPPoE connections so that internal machines do not need to have their MTU changed to 1492. As this is CPU intensive, it is not recommended for slower CPU's.
---------- 632. MTU
For changing the Maximum Transmit Unit of the external interface.
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627. Use DHCP client
----- Use DHCP client to configure network
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628. Set DNS via DHCP
----- Update DNS server settings by DHCP
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629. MAC addr
Should be left blank in most configurations. MAC spoofing is for imitating another network card which your ISP has assigned it's MAC address into their system.
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631. Gateway
----- Enter your ISP's default gateway here.
----- NOTE 1: not all IPS's require this setting
----- NOTE 2: not required when using the dhcp client
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[ *NOTE* ]
(1). With Dialup & Leased router, and for eth0 (that is the first network card) options 620-629 are available
(2). With Ethernet, Print & Remote Access, and for eth0 (that is the first network card) options 620-632 are available, excluding 625
(3). And for all other network cards, options 620-625 are available
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choose network 0-9 or its parameter to change (x-exit)? |
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Autodetect modems now? (y/n)
Advanced modem setup? (y/n) ----- If you choose (y), then
51. COMMUNICATION PORTS SETTINGS
[ #0 COM1 (0x3F8 IRQ4) ] |
[ #2 COM3 (Ox3E8 IRQ4) ] |
I/O = IRQ = Extra = |
I/O = IRQ = Extra = |
[ #1 COM2 (0x2F8 IRQ3) ] |
[ #3 COM4 (0x2E8 IRQ3) ] |
I/O = IRQ = Extra = |
I/O = IRQ = Extra = |
[ #4 AST Unix four(eight) ports board - cua4-cua7(cua4-cua11) ] |
Base I/O = Shared IRQ = Extra = UART type = Mask Rgstr = |
Communication hardware settings. Enter a # or (x-exit) |
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71. MODEMS SETTINGS
[ Modem # ] [ Port ] |
0. |
1. |
2. |
3. |
4. |
[ Modem # ] [ Port ] |
5. |
6. |
7. |
8. |
9. |
710. |
Search and autoconfig modems |
[ Modem # specific settings ] |
711. |
Port |
712. |
Port speed |
713. |
Init string |
714. |
Dial-in IP addr
NOTE: If this modem is for dialin use, this is the IP address assigned to the dialin or null modem user. Setting this to an unused address in your local network's subnet will allow Freesco to do proxy arp for the modem user.
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715. |
Enable null modem Null connect script
NOTE: This feature enables a null modem cable connection on this interface. If you have a dialup internet connection *DO NOT* enable this feature on Modem-M
The Modem connect script is the sequence of code that is sent and received by the client and the server. The default for a null modem is CLIENT OK However, if you are using an actual modem driver in your client. A more involved sequence is required. Example: AT OK ATH OK ATE0V1 OK AT OK ATDT CONNECT
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[ Common settings ] |
716. |
Modem # MTU |
717. |
Modem # MRU |
718. |
Modems 0-9 MTU |
719. |
Modems 0-9 MRU |
Choose modem 0-9 or parameter to change (x-exit) |
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411. Enable caching DNS server (y/s/n)
----- If you choose (y/s), then
---------- 412. Enable DNS requests logging (y/n)
---------- 413. Do you want to add static IP's to your DNS file (y/n)
431. Enable DHCP server (y/n)
----- If you choose (y), then
---------- 432. WINS address (if you have one, otherwise -)
---------- 433. Default-lease-time (sec)
---------- 434. Maximum-lease-time (sec)
---------- 435. Do you want to create/edit static DHCP leases (y/n)
441. Enable public HTTP server (y/s/n)
----- If you choose (y/s), then
---------- 442. Public HTTP server IP port [80]
451. Enable time server and router control via HTTP (y/s/n)
----- If you choose (y/s), then
---------- 452. Control HTTP server IP port [82]
---------- 453. Host Time server address (- disable syncing time)
461. Enable Print Server(s) (y/s/n)
----- If you choose (y/s), then
---------- Print server 1 port number [515]
---------- Print server 1 device port name [lp1]
---------- Allowed IP match with [1]
---------- Print server 2 port number []
---------- Print server 2 device port number []
---------- Allowed IP match with []
47. Enable Telnet server (y/s/n)
51. Enable FTP server (y/s/n)
----- If you choose (y/s), then
---------- FTP port [21]
---------- Maximum Allowed FTP connections [5]
---------- Allow anonymous FTP connections (y/n)
50. Do you want to enable the ident server (y/s/n)
This server gives out system information. It is not a huge security risk other than giving the type of system. Which can be exploited by an attacker. It is recommended to leave this set to either (s) or (n). However, to get some applications to run through Freesco, such as IRC it may be required to use (y)
141. Blank screen after N min (0-never)
142. Stop hdd after N*5 sec (0-never)
15. Swap file size in MB on boot device (0-disable)
13. Do you want to enable extra modules/programs (y/n)
19. Do you want to install ram drives (y/n)
161. System log size (bytes)
162. Logins log size (bytes)
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