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Fatpipe MPVPN Is Available with a Variety of Throughput Options M P V P N User’s Manual Version 9.1.2 MPVPN User Manual 9.1.2 Table of Contents Overview ........................................................................................................ 5 Chapter 1: Initial Setup ............................................................................... 13 Quick Install Instructions ..................... 15 Chapter 2: Interfaces .................................................................................. 18 LAN ............................................ 18 WAN ............................................ 22 Chapter 3: System ...................................................................................... 31 General ........................................ 31 Users .......................................... 34 Configuring LDAP Server to work with FatPipe ... 36 Active Directory Services ...................... 38 Unit Failover .................................. 41 DHCP Server .................................... 48 Syslog ......................................... 51 NetFlow ........................................ 54 Auto Configuration ............................. 55 Maintenance .................................... 56 Chapter 4: Load Balancing ........................................................................ 58 Algorithms ..................................... 58 SmartDNSTM ..................................... 61 Statistics ..................................... 74 TCP Congestion Control ......................... 80 Site Load Balancing ............................ 80 Server Load Balancing .......................... 80 Chapter 5: Routing ..................................................................................... 81 Application Profile ............................ 81 Network Objects ................................ 82 Inbound Policy ................................. 85 Outbound Policy ............................... 100 Scheduler ..................................... 107 Global Outbound Policy ........................ 115 Static Routes ................................. 115 Quality of Service (QoS) ...................... 117 Global Quality of Service (QoS) ............... 117 VPN ........................................... 117 MPSec ......................................... 117 Compression ................................... 126 IPv6in4 tunnel ................................ 126 IPv6 Static Routes ............................ 128 Advanced Options .............................. 130 Chapter 6: Tools ....................................................................................... 132 Speed Chart ................................... 132 QoS Statistics ................................ 133 MPSec QoS Statistics .......................... 133 Diagnostics ................................... 133 Server Statistics ............................. 138 Session Details ............................... 138 Chapter 7: Quality of Service (QoS) ........................................................ 144 Configuration ................................. 145 QoS Statistics ................................ 147 Layer 7 QoS – Application Level QoS ........... 150 Chapter 8: Site Load Balancing ............................................................... 153 Chapter 9: Server Load Balancing .......................................................... 158 Chapter 10: VPN ........................................................................................ 169 Chapter 11: VPN Site Failover ................................................................. 185 Chapter 12: WAN Optimization ................................................................ 190 TCP Congestion Control ........................ 192 Citrix and RDP Compression .................... 194 MPSec Stats ................................... 195 Chapter 13: Web Content Blocking - SatBooster ................................... 197 Chapter 14 Central Manager .................................................................... 199 Chapter 15: Paging Software ................................................................... 215 Addendum A ............................................................................................. 221 Addendum B ............................................................................................. 229 FatPipe Virtual Appliance ......................................................................... 229 Technical Support .................................................................................... 236 FatPipe Product Warranty ........................................................................ 237 FatPipe Networks End User ..................................................................... 241 Software License Agreement ................................................................... 241 Overview FatPipe® MPVPN is a high-speed router-clustering device from FatPipe Networks. It is the ultimate solution for companies that want the highest levels of WAN redundancy, reliability, and speed for data traffic directed from the network to the Internet as well as data traffic directed to servers hosted internally. MPVPN aggregates any combination of DS3, T1, E3, E1, DSL, OCN, ISDN, wireless, 3G, 4G, and cable lines. It enables dynamic data transmission over multiple paths for the combined speed of the connections and redundancy, providing you the confidence that your data connectivity is insured regardless of individual router failure. MPVPN works with all existing hardware and applications. No BGP programming is required. FatPipe MPVPN is available with a variety of throughput options. FatPipe can accommodate small companies and branch offices with its lower throughput versions starting at 5 Mbps, as well as enterprise level customers who require speeds up to 2 Gbps. You can access the User Manual, FatPipe MPVPN's configuration, and the FatPipe website from the configuration interface of MPVPN. The interface also has links to the feature set, sales and support contact information, and Frequently Asked Questions. Chapter 1: Initial Setup This chapter provides you with the information required to setup the cable connections and the initial configuration for FatPipe MPVPN. In this chapter you will learn how to: Install the MPVPN unit Connect MPVPN to your network Chapter 2: Interfaces This chapter explains how to setup the necessary networking parameters for FatPipe MPVPN to work with your existing networking environment. In this chapter you will learn how to: Setup the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway of each networking interface Setup IPv6 LAN and WAN settings Overview 6 Configure Ethernet MAC address Set Spillover Priority Activate VLAN Enable or Disable DHCP Relay for LAN connection Configure Weighted Load Balancing (please also refer to Chapter 4: Load Balancing) Enable or disable access to services running on the MPVPN unit Check the status of each WAN connection Overview 7 Chapter 3: System This chapter explains how to set general user settings, save a configuration file backup, and establish unit failover. Along with user accounts, date and time, and SNMP settings, you can also choose to configure the high availability option using an additional standby MPVPN unit at your site. This is called Unit Failover. In this chapter you will learn how to: Set user privileges and passwords Setup Unit Failover between two MPVPN units Set system date and time Backup and restore the system configuration Reset the system configuration to default settings Enable SNMP access to MPVPN for monitoring the performance of your network Configure the built-in DHCP Server to assign IP addresses to devices on your local area network (LAN) Export traffic statistics using NetFlow protocol Send event messages to a Syslog Server Configure a list containing Hostnames of LAN devices and their respective IP address. Chapter 4: Load Balancing MPVPN dynamically load balances inbound and outbound IP traffic for the highest levels of reliability and redundancy of WAN/Internet connections. Use the management interface to setup the appropriate Load Balancing option, Route Test configuration and SmartDNS. In this chapter you will learn how to: Choose the appropriate Load Balancing option Set your Route Test configuration Configure SmartDNS for inbound load balancing and redundancy Configure Site Load Balancing Configure Server Load Balancing Configure TCP Congestion Algorithm (please refer to Chapter 12: WAN Optimization) Chapter 5: Routing You can setup and schedule Inbound and Outbound Policies, Static Routes, Quality of Service (QoS) Rules, and enable OSPF. In this chapter you will learn how to: Configure Inbound Policy to allow connections to internal servers Configure Outbound Policy to specify rules for outbound connections Configure Global Outbound Policy (please refer to Chapter 14: Central Manager) Overview 8 Configure Static Routes for additional routed subnets Schedule Policy Routing Rules for different times and days of the week using the Scheduler Configure Quality of Service (QoS) rules for use with Outbound Policy Configure Global QoS (Please refer Chapter 14: Central Manager) Enable and configure OSPF Configure VPN tunnels Configure MPSEC for VPN redundancy Configure Compression and Caching of different protocols for WAN Optimization (please refer to Chapter 12: WAN Optimization) Configure IPv6in4 tunnel Configure IPv6 static routes Enable Advanced Routing options Chapter 6: Tools Use FatPipe MPVPN’s remote management interface
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