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WANJet
- 4.2.10, 4.2.3, 4.2.2, 4.2.1, 4.2.0
WANJet® Appliance Administrator Guide
Table of Contents
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1. Introducing the WANJet Appliance
Overview of the WANJet appliance
About this guide
Stylistic conventions in this guide
Identifying references to objects, names, and commands
Identifying references to other documents
Finding additional information and technical support
2. Overview of WANJet Appliance Features
About the WANJet appliance
Transparent Data Reduction
TDR-2: Repeat transfer data reduction
TDR-1: First transfer data reduction and networking adaptivity
Application QoS
Type of Service
Simple Network Management Protocol Support
System Log protocol support
Connection Intercept
3. Installation
WANJet appliance deployment
Firewall guidelines
Hardware installation
Site information worksheet
4. Initial Configuration
Logging on to the WANJet Web UI
Activating the license
Basic WANJet appliance configuration
Naming the first WANJet appliance
Defining the second WANJet appliance as a remote WANJet appliance
Naming the second WANJet appliance
Configuring multiple subnets on the second WANJet appliance
Defining the first WANJet appliance as a remote WANJet appliance
Testing connectivity
Additional configuration tasks
Troubleshooting
5. Managing the WANJet Appliance
Configuring authentication settings
Configuring remote authentication
Changing the WANJet LCD PIN code
Granting Web UI access
Using the Management port
Configuring time settings
Synchronizing time automatically
Shutting down and restarting the WANJet appliance
Booting from an alternate image
Backing up and restoring settings
Restoring factory default values
Upgrading the WANJet appliance software
6. Advanced Configuration
Creating optimization policies
Adjusting tuning settings
Updating a configuration
Modifying a local WANJet appliance network configuration
Replicating configuration changes on remote WANJet appliances
Managing virtual LANs
Managing remote WANJet appliances
Changing the interface speed
Managing static routes
Configuring Syslog and SNMP settings
Configuring email alerts
Configuring redundant peers
Configuring one-arm topology
Introducing high-availability features
WANJet appliance bridging functionality
WANJet appliance fail-to-wire feature
WANJet appliance fail-close feature
WANJet appliance remote peer load balancing and failure detection
Alternate high-availability configurations
7. Configuring Service Policies
Defining IT service policies
Adding, editing, or removing an IT service policy
Creating Application QoS policies
Adding, editing, or removing an Application QoS policy
Managing WAN links
Adding, editing, or removing WAN links
8. Monitoring Performance
Introducing reports
Status report
Real Time Traffic report
Comparative Throughput reports
Diagnostics reports
Third-party reporting systems
9. Configuration Examples
Basic configuration
Mesh configuration
Hub and spoke configuration
Redundant system configuration
LAN router configuration
10. Working from the Command Line
Command line overview
Attaching a computer to the WANJet appliance
Getting to the command line
Using commands
Configuring the WANJet appliance from the command line
Running diagnostic tools from the command line
Shutting down or restarting the WANJet appliance from the command line
