{"id":47499,"date":"2024-07-29T10:02:23","date_gmt":"2024-07-29T17:02:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/enableit.com\/?page_id=47499"},"modified":"2025-07-04T08:09:22","modified_gmt":"2025-07-04T15:09:22","slug":"glossary-of-technical-terms","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/enableit.com\/pt\/knowledgebase\/glossary-of-technical-terms\/","title":{"rendered":"Glossary Of Technical Terms"},"content":{"rendered":"<div class=\"product\"><div class=\"product\">\t\t<div data-elementor-type=\"wp-page\" data-elementor-id=\"47499\" class=\"elementor elementor-47499\" data-elementor-post-type=\"page\">\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<section class=\"elementor-section elementor-top-section elementor-element elementor-element-53f9dac elementor-section-height-min-height elementor-section-content-top elementor-section-full_width elementor-section-items-top elementor-section-height-default\" data-id=\"53f9dac\" data-element_type=\"section\" data-e-type=\"section\" 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class=\"vc_column-inner\"><div class=\"wpb_wrapper\"><div class=\"wpb_text_column wpb_content_element\"><div class=\"wpb_wrapper\"><h3><span style=\"font-family: inherit; font-size: 18px;\">\u25ba 802.1Q VLAN Support<\/span><\/h3><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><div class=\"vc_row wpb_row vc_row-fluid vc_custom_1448654081713\"><div class=\"wpb_column vc_column_container vc_col-sm-12\"><div class=\"vc_column-inner\"><div class=\"wpb_wrapper\"><div class=\"wpb_text_column wpb_content_element\"><div class=\"wpb_wrapper\"><p>802.1q tagged VLANs are supported for traffic segmentation as well as client identification. Individual device ports mapped into VLANs can be used as method for identification for portal segmentation and billing purposes. All 4096 VLAN IDs are supported in the implementation, and they use VLAN types to determine traffic handling.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Access Point<\/h6><p>A device that allows users with wireless access to connect to a wireless network.<\/p><h6>\u25ba ARP Exclusions<\/h6><p>A list of valid devices IP addresses present on the network(s). When network device sees an ARP (known IP address, unknown MAC address) for one of the devices that do not respond because there is a device on the network, it will legitimately respond. Add to the ARP exclusion list non-client, IP-based network devices that share a common layer 2 environment with the network device. The IP addressing used by these devices should not be part of the Subscriber Network or DHCP scope.<\/p><h6>\u25ba ARP Table<\/h6><p>Table that displays current active ARP entries on the device.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Bandwidth<\/h6><p>The maximum amount of data that can travel a communications path in a given time, usually measured in seconds.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Blonder Tongue Megaport Port Mapping<\/h6><p>Identical in function to SNMP RFC 1493 Port mapping except for the SNMP query sent to the network device. Instead of RFC 1493 based implementation, a proprietary enterprise MIB is queried to extract the port information.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Broadcast Domain<\/h6><p>A logical area in a computer network where any computer connected to the computer network can directly transmit to any other in the domain without having to go through a routing device.<\/p><h6>\u25ba CLI<\/h6><p>A command line interface.<\/p><h6>\u25ba CMTS DHCP<\/h6><p>CMTS DHCP Scope configuration is specifically for configuring DHCP services for cable modems.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Collision Domain<\/h6><p>Logical area in a computer network where data packets can \u201ccollide\u201d with one another.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Configuration Backup<\/h6><p>A utility that allows for retrieval of the entire device\u2019s configuration via a text file. The text file can be copied out of the device for purposes of backup or configuration automation.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Configuration Restore<\/h6><p>A utility that allows for uploading an entire device\u2019s configuration via a text file. The text file can be imported in whole or specific lines can be manipulated.<\/p><h6>\u25ba CSV (Comma-Separated Values)<\/h6><p>A file format that has fields separated by a comma.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Destination IP<\/h6><p>The target IP address or network where the data is moving towards.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Devices<\/h6><p>Managed or unmanaged network devices (routers, switches, modems, etc.).<\/p><h6>\u25ba DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)<\/h6><p>Communications protocol that lets network administrators manage centrally and automate the assignment of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses in an organization\u2019s network.<\/p><h6>\u25ba DHCP Lease Table<\/h6><p>Displays the current active DHCP leases.<\/p><h6>\u25ba DHCP Leases<\/h6><p>Leases based upon product or account duration.<\/p><h6>\u25ba DHCP Server<\/h6><p>A server in a network or Internet service that assigns IP addresses to the multiple stations on the network.<\/p><h6>\u25ba DHCP Temp Lease<\/h6><p>Temporary DHCP Leases that are used to modify DHCP assignments to subscribers as needed for product based functionality. The temporary lease time is configurable and only applicable to non-active subscribers. (Users not listed as active in the billing table.)<\/p><h6>\u25ba Disable NAT<\/h6><p>Global NAT disablement allows for configuring routable IP addresses into the DHCP scope and overriding any NAT product type to route the client IP addresses with no translation.<\/p><h6>\u25ba DNS Server (Domain Name Service)<\/h6><p>A server used to translate between domain names and IP addresses. DNS servers translate names, such as xyz.com, into the numeric IP address that the Internet uses to send and receive information.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Dynamic DNS<\/h6><p>A process of performing a DNS Update to add, modify, or delete DNS resource records on the dynamically without reloading the entire DNS zone master file.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Export Billing Data to CSV<\/h6><p>Data in the billing table can be downloaded from the device in the form of a comma separated values (CSV) file for purposes of integration into an external system or application.<\/p><h6>\u25ba External Proxy<\/h6><p>Support users configure to redirect all HTTP based traffic to an upstream proxy server IP address and port. Used in situations where all Internet access is forced through proxy servers.<\/p><h6>\u25ba External Redirect<\/h6><p>A configuration to redirect (via HTTP) a client\u2019s post authentication to a desired URL.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Firewall Access List<\/h6><p>Provides a traffic filter on the inside, outside, specific VLAN(s) or all VLANS (VLAN+) interfaces.<\/p><h6>\u25ba FTP (File Transfer Protocol)<\/h6><p>A very common method of transferring one or more files.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Generic Redirect Method<\/h6><p>A generic XML connector for pre and post redirect options.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Host Name<\/h6><p>Textual name given to the Network Device device.<\/p><h6>\u25ba HTTP (hyper text transport protocol)<\/h6><p>Underlying protocol that defines how messages are formatted and transmitted, and what actions Web servers and browsers would take in response to various commands.<\/p><h6>\u25ba HTTPS (hyper text transport protocol, secure)<\/h6><p>Underlying protocol designed to transmit individual messages securely over the World Wide Web (www).<\/p><h6>\u25ba Hub<\/h6><p>A commonly used device for connecting multiple computers or segments of a LAN together.<\/p><h6>\u25ba ICMP (Internet control message protocol)<\/h6><p>Extension to the IP defined by RFC 792. Supports packets containing error, control, and informational messages.<\/p><h6>\u25ba ICMP Utilities<\/h6><p>Utility to provide ICMP ping and trace route functionality. This functionality is applicable both upstream and downstream of the device.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Idle-Timeout<\/h6><p>Determines if an access account\/code can be utilized more than one time. When the idle timeout is disabled, the account\/code until the duration expires. If the idle timeout is enabled and a user is idled out of the system, the remaining (unused) time attributed to the account\/code will be available for re-use by the subscriber. The account\/code will be able to be used for sign up purposes until it is such that all available time on the account\/code has been used. Once an account\/code has no duration available to it the account\/code cannot be used for sign up purposes again.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Inbound<\/h6><p>The traffic direction with respect to the selected interface. Any traffic moving towards the respective Interface.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Inside Interface<\/h6><p>The destination interface for all Subscriber LAN traffic. Subscriber LAN traffic is routed via the inside interface before reaching its targeted destination on the WAN or Subscriber LAN.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Interface Display<\/h6><p>A utility that shows all interfaces to a device (both physical and virtual). Displays packet and error counters for each listed interface.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Internal Redirect<\/h6><p>Internal redirection is configured to redirect (via HTTP) a client\u2019s post authentication to a desired HTML file internal to the Network Device network.<\/p><h6>\u25ba LDAP Authentication<\/h6><p>LDAP Authentication will allow for authorization of clients by the device via an external LDAP server.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Local Authentication<\/h6><p>Local Authentication is a local list of usernames and passwords used for the purposes of authentication. There is no limit to the number of local authentication accounts that can be created.<\/p><h6>\u25ba LRE<\/h6><p>Long Range Ethernet \u2013 Technology used to extender the reach of standard 802.3 Ethernet beyond 328ft or 100m.<\/p><h6>\u25ba MAC Address<\/h6><p>A hardware address of a device.<\/p><h6>\u25ba MAC Filter<\/h6><p>A configurable list of MAC addresses that specifically allows or denies access through the unit.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Management Interface<\/h6><p>A default VLAN which encompasses non-subscriber traffic such as managed network devices. Non-Subscriber devices must be configured on a management IP subnet, with the configured gateway and subnet listed as the secondary inside interface, to allow for layer 3 route propagation.<\/p><h6>\u25ba NAT (Network Address Translation)<\/h6><p>Identical in function to SNMP RFC 1493 Port mapping except for the SNMP query sent to the network device. Instead of RFC 1493 based implementation, a proprietary enterprise MIB is queried to extract the port information.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Outbound<\/h6><p>The traffic direction with respect to the selected interface. Any traffic moving away from the respective interface.<\/p><h6>\u25ba PAT (Port Address Translation)<\/h6><p>A type of network address translation which allows LAN users to keep their IP address private when communicating via the internet.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Ping (packet Internet groper)<\/h6><p>Program used to test reachability of destinations by sending them an ICMP echo request and waiting for a reply.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Port Bindings<\/h6><p>IP Port Bindings are used for managing devices on the internal (inside) network of the Network Device from the external (outside) network. TCP or UDP ports can be exported from the public IP address and mapped to any internal IP address and port.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Port Name<\/h6><p>Descriptive fields used for display purposes in the billing table. Any information configured in this field is displayed in the port column in all billing tables.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Port(s)<\/h6><p>Port numbers represent an endpoint, or channel, for network communications. Port numbers allow different applications on the same computer to utilize network resources without interfering with each other. They are also a conduit for internet viruses to propagate from one device to another. In IP networking, port numbers can theoretically range from 0 to 65535.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Portal Groups<\/h6><p>Portal Groups associate various configuration elements for the purposes of presentation and limitation to what clients of the system can see or use.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Prefix Code<\/h6><p>A 3 character (alpha only) prefix to the 6 digit authentication code that is generated. This allows administrators of the system to identify the type of code by the prefix.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Public IP<\/h6><p>A WAN IP required to be configured on the Network Device for routed IP layer access.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Routable IP<\/h6><p>A product type that assigns public (non-NAT\u2019d) IP addresses to those clients that select a product with this IP type. The assignment happens via DHCP and requires the use of a temporary DHCP lease.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Router<\/h6><p>A device that forwards packets from one network to another based on addressing information.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Routing Table<\/h6><p>Displays the current routing table of the device with a mechanism to delete non-critical system routes.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)<\/h6><p>A format for sending e-mail messages between servers.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SMTP Filter<\/h6><p>SMTP filter is configured to limit the number of messages a particular client can send over the specified duration of time.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SMTP Mail Relay<\/h6><p>A process of a system contacting a Mail Host to send mail to other systems using the standard mail protocols.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)<\/h6><p>A set of protocols used to manage networks.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SNMP Allowed Networks<\/h6><p>Allowed SNMP based network source.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SNMP Read Only Community<\/h6><p>Read only based SNMP community string.<\/p><h6>\u25ba SNMP RFC 1493 Port Mapping<\/h6><p>SNMP Port Mapping functionality exists to have a mechanism to query network devices in a standard method with the MAC address of a client for the purposes of determining their location on the network.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Source IP<\/h6><p>The IP address or node on a network from where the data originates from.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Standard NAT<\/h6><p>PAT (Port Address Translation) mapping from the client\u2019s IP address to the public (Outside) IP address of the device.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Static IP<\/h6><p>The IP address remains fixed and unique after each login.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Static IP Mappings<\/h6><p>Static IP mapping is a one to one mapping from the client\u2019s IP address to a public IP address configured in the Static IP table. Also applicable to local static IP assignments on network devices.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Subnet Mask prefix<\/h6><p>Used to determine what subnet an IP address resides within. The mask is the specified network hosts corresponding to the IP address.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Switch<\/h6><p>A device that filters and forwards packets through the network.<\/p><h6>\u25ba TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)<\/h6><p>Protocol designed to interconnect a variety of computer equipment.<\/p><h6>\u25ba TFTP File Manager<\/h6><p>Utility allows for uploading files that will be available for retrieval via the device\u2019s TFTP server. Files can be deleted from this manager as well.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Trace route<\/h6><p>utility that enables users to send and trace a packet to an Internet host to determine the route the packet takes.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Transparent Proxy<\/h6><p>Transparent proxy support is implemented to provide HTTP based proxy services for those clients configured for proxy.<\/p><h6>\u25ba UDP (User Datagram Protocol)<\/h6><p>Connectionless transport protocol that runs on top of TCP.<\/p><h6>\u25ba Update Firmware<\/h6><p>Utility allows for updating the firmware on the device. The firmware is downloaded via a FTP server into the device. The md5sum for the file must be supplied at the time of the download. The downloaded file will have an md5sum generated locally on the device and then compared to the supplied md5sum for verification of file validity.<\/p><h6>\u25ba VLAN Interface<\/h6><p>Destination interface for all Subscriber LAN traffic originating from that specific VLAN.<\/p><h6>\u25ba VLAN Security<\/h6><p>Allows or disallows communications between users on different VLANs. When this feature is disabled clients are able to pass traffic with one another as if it was a flat network. When enabled no VLAN to VLAN routing of traffic is allowed, preventing any client in a VLAN communicating with a client in a different VLAN.<\/p><h6>\u25ba VLAN+<\/h6><p>Selection to denote all configured VLANs.<\/p><h6>\u25ba VLAN<\/h6><p>A Logical representation of a traditional LAN sharing all of the characteristics of a LAN without the physical restrictions. 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