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Juniper

2016-04-01T17:42:27Z

Nibilik: /* Juniper PPPoE Proceedure */

===Juniper PPPoE Proceedure===

Juniper users a hierarchical configuration and the PPPoE settings fall under the interfaces section. In this example we will be using the fast ethernet port 0/0/1 for the WAN interface and the final configuration will look like:
<pre>
interfaces {
fe-0/0/1 {
unit 0 {
encapsulation ppp-over-ether;
}
}
pp0 {
unit 0 {
ppp-options {
pap {
local-password "dkwoxslxqpz";##SECRET-DATA
local-name "username";
passive;
}
}
pppoe-options {
underlying-interface fe-0/0/1.0;
auto-reconnect 10;
client;
idle-timeout 0;
}
family inet {
negotiate-address;
mtu 1492;
}
family inet6 {
mtu 1492;
dhcpv6-client {
client-type statefull;
client-ia-type ia-pd;
client-ia-type ia-na;
update-router-advertisement {
interface pp0.0;
}
client-identifier duid-type duid-ll;
req-option domain;
}
}
}
}
security {
flow {
tcp-mss {
all-tcp {
mss 1452;
}
}
}
}
</pre>

'''Below is a walk through on what commands to enter:'''

You will want to ssh / telnet to the router and be at the CLI (command line interface):
<pre>
--- JUNOS 11.4xxxx built 2011-05-15 22:21:00 UTC
{master}
user@router>
</pre>

We will need to be in the edit mode at this point:
<pre>
user@router>edit

Entering configuration mode
Users currently editing the configuration:
{master}[edit]
user@router#
</pre>

Now we will want to set the interface FastEthernet 0/0/1 to use PPPoE encapsulation:
<pre>
user@router#edit interfaces fe-0/0/1 unit 0

{master}[edit interfaces fe-0/0/1 unit 0]
user@router#set encapsulation ppp-over-ether;
user@router#exit

{master}[edit]
user@router#
</pre>

Next we will want to edit the ppp pap options pp0 interface:
<pre>
user@router#edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 ppp-options pap

{master}[edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 ppp-options pap]
user@router#set access-profile ppp-profile
user@router#set local-password "xmission password"
user@router#set local-name "xmission username"
user@router#set passive
user@router#exit

{master}
user@router#
</pre>

Now we will want to configure the pppoe options:
<pre>
user@router#edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 pppoe-options

{master}[edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 pppoe-options]
user@router#set underlying-interface fe-0/0/1.0
user@router#set auto-reconnect 10
user@router#set client
user@router#set idle-timeout 0
user@router#exit

{master}
user@router#
</pre>

Last we will want to set the ip address, in this example we will use auto negotiate:
<pre>
user@router#edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 family-inet

{master}[edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 family-inet]
user@router#set negotiate-address
user@router#set mtu 1492
user@router#exit

{master}
user@router#
</pre>

If you have ipv6 use the following
<pre>
user@router#edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 family inet6

{master}[edit interfaces pp0 unit 0 family inet6]
user@router#set mtu 1492
user@router#set dhcpv6-client client-type statefull
user@router#set dhcpv6-client client-ia-type ia-pd
user@router#set dhcpv6-client client-ia-type ia-nd
user@router#set dhcpv6-client update-router-advertisement interface pp0.0
user@router#set dhcpv6-client client-identifier duid-type duid-ll
user@router#set dhcpv6-client req-option domain
user@router#exit

{master}
user@router#
</pre>

Commit these changes and exit edit mode.

[[Category:UTOPIA Troubleshooting|Juniper]]
[[Category:UTOPIA]]
[[Category:PPPoE]]

Rewriting with .htaccess

2012-06-15T16:25:53Z

Nibilik: Created page with 'You can create your own rewrites for domains with an .htaccess file. Some of the most common rewrites are: Point an entire site to a different URL, such as domain.net redirected…'

You can create your own rewrites for domains with an .htaccess file. Some of the most common rewrites are:

Point an entire site to a different URL, such as domain.net redirected to domain.com:
<pre>
# This allows you to redirect your entire website to any other domain
Redirect 301 / http://example.com/
</pre>

Redirect index.html to a specific subfolder:
<pre>
# This allows you to redirect index.html to a specific subfolder
Redirect /index.html http://example.com/newdirectory/
</pre>

Redirect an old file to a new file path:
<pre>
# Redirect old file path to new file path
Redirect /olddirectory/oldfile.html http://example.com/newdirectory/newfile.html
</pre>

Redirect to a specific index page:
<pre>
# Provide Specific Index Page (Set the default handler)
DirectoryIndex index.html
</pre>

XMission Email:iPhone iOS5

2011-11-10T16:58:59Z

Nibilik:

==XMission Email on your iPhone iOS5==

This setup applies to iPhone iOS versions 5.0 and beyond

1. Press the [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] '''home button''', tap on the [[Image:Ip2.jpg]] '''Settings''' icon and then tap on the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' option.
:[[Image:ios3-home.png]] [[Image:ios3-settings.png]]

2. Tap '''Add Account'''. Under the Add Account menu, tap '''Other'''.

:[[Image:ios3-mailcontactscals.png]] [[Image:ios3-account.png]]

3. Tap in your account information. Your '''Name''', your '''Address'''(email address) and your '''Password'''. Set '''Description''' to '''XMission'''. When you're done, tap '''Save''' and the phone will go to the next step.
:[[Image:ios3-xmission-newacct-enter.png]]

4. The next stage will present you with a '''New Account''' information page, with '''IMAP''' highlighted.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account.png]]

5. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Incoming Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-incoming.png]]

6. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-outgoing.png]]

7. Tap on '''Save''' and the phone will return to the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' settings screen.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-mailcontactscals-saved.png]]

8. Tap on '''XMission (Mail)''' under '''Accounts''' and you should see your setup summarized.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-email.png]]

9. Tap on '''SMTP mail.xmission.com >''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' then '''mail.xmission.com''' under '''Primary Server'''. Ensure the '''Server''' switch is '''On''', '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 465.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp-settings.png]]]

10. Tap the back arrows in the upper left hand corner to return to the screen presented above in Step #8. Tap the '''Advanced''' button at the bottom above '''Delete Account'''. The '''Advanced''' Settings should have '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 993.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-advanced.png]]

12. If you use any other email software, make certain that the folders set in Step #11 agree, otherwise you will end up with multiple folders with the same purpose. These folder names are sensitive to case.

That's it! Now press [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] home, tap on the [[Image:Mail_icon.jpg]] mail icon and you should now be able to send and receive email from your iPhone! You can send a test message to support@xmission.com and you should get an automatic reply.

[[Category:XMission Email]]
[[Category:IPhone]]

XMission Email:iPhone iOS5

2011-11-10T16:45:33Z

Nibilik:

==XMission Email on your iPhone iOS5==

This setup applies to iPhone iOS versions 5.0 and beyond

1. Press the [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] '''home button''', tap on the [[Image:Ip2.jpg]] '''Settings''' icon and then tap on the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' option.
:[[Image:ios3-home.png]] [[Image:ios3-settings.png]]

2. Tap '''Add Account'''. Under the Add Account menu, tap '''Other'''.

:[[Image:ios3-mailcontactscals.png]] [[Image:ios3-account.png]]

3. Tap in your account information. Your '''Name''', your '''Address'''(email address) and your '''Password'''. Set '''Description''' to '''XMission'''. When you're done, tap '''Save''' and the phone will go to the next step.
:[[Image:ios3-xmission-newacct-enter.png]]

4. The next stage will present you with a '''New Account''' information page, with '''IMAP''' highlighted.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account.png]]

5. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Incoming Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-incoming.png]]

6. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-outgoing.png]]

7. Tap on '''Save''' and the phone will return to the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' settings screen.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-mailcontactscals-saved.png]]

8. Tap on '''XMission (Mail)''' under '''Accounts''' and you should see your setup summarized.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-email.png]]

9. Tap on '''SMTP mail.xmission.com >''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' then '''mail.xmission.com''' under '''Primary Server'''. Ensure the '''Server''' switch is '''On''', '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 465.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp-settings.png]]]

10. Tap the back arrows in the upper left hand corner to return to the screen presented above in Step #8. Tap the '''Advanced''' button at the bottom above '''Delete Account'''. The '''Advanced''' Settings should have '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 993.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-advanced.png]]

11. Tap the bars for '''Drafts Mailbox''', '''Sent Mailbox''', and '''Deleted Mailbox''' and set them respectively to '''drafts''', '''sent-mail''', and '''trash''' all '''On the Server'''. You will probably have to check your email once with the '''Mail''' app for these '''On the Server''' folders to appear.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-drafts.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-sent.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-trash.png]]

12. If you use any other email software, make certain that the folders set in Step #11 agree, otherwise you will end up with multiple folders with the same purpose. These folder names are sensitive to case.

That's it! Now press [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] home, tap on the [[Image:Mail_icon.jpg]] mail icon and you should now be able to send and receive email from your iPhone! You can send a test message to support@xmission.com and you should get an automatic reply.

[[Category:XMission Email]]
[[Category:IPhone]]

XMission Email:iPhone iOS5

2011-11-10T16:45:19Z

Nibilik:

==XMission Email on your iPhone iOS3==

This setup applies to iPhone iOS versions 5.0 and beyond

1. Press the [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] '''home button''', tap on the [[Image:Ip2.jpg]] '''Settings''' icon and then tap on the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' option.
:[[Image:ios3-home.png]] [[Image:ios3-settings.png]]

2. Tap '''Add Account'''. Under the Add Account menu, tap '''Other'''.

:[[Image:ios3-mailcontactscals.png]] [[Image:ios3-account.png]]

3. Tap in your account information. Your '''Name''', your '''Address'''(email address) and your '''Password'''. Set '''Description''' to '''XMission'''. When you're done, tap '''Save''' and the phone will go to the next step.
:[[Image:ios3-xmission-newacct-enter.png]]

4. The next stage will present you with a '''New Account''' information page, with '''IMAP''' highlighted.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account.png]]

5. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Incoming Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-incoming.png]]

6. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-outgoing.png]]

7. Tap on '''Save''' and the phone will return to the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' settings screen.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-mailcontactscals-saved.png]]

8. Tap on '''XMission (Mail)''' under '''Accounts''' and you should see your setup summarized.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-email.png]]

9. Tap on '''SMTP mail.xmission.com >''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' then '''mail.xmission.com''' under '''Primary Server'''. Ensure the '''Server''' switch is '''On''', '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 465.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp-settings.png]]]

10. Tap the back arrows in the upper left hand corner to return to the screen presented above in Step #8. Tap the '''Advanced''' button at the bottom above '''Delete Account'''. The '''Advanced''' Settings should have '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 993.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-advanced.png]]

11. Tap the bars for '''Drafts Mailbox''', '''Sent Mailbox''', and '''Deleted Mailbox''' and set them respectively to '''drafts''', '''sent-mail''', and '''trash''' all '''On the Server'''. You will probably have to check your email once with the '''Mail''' app for these '''On the Server''' folders to appear.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-drafts.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-sent.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-trash.png]]

12. If you use any other email software, make certain that the folders set in Step #11 agree, otherwise you will end up with multiple folders with the same purpose. These folder names are sensitive to case.

That's it! Now press [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] home, tap on the [[Image:Mail_icon.jpg]] mail icon and you should now be able to send and receive email from your iPhone! You can send a test message to support@xmission.com and you should get an automatic reply.

[[Category:XMission Email]]
[[Category:IPhone]]

XMission Email:iPhone iOS5

2011-11-10T16:43:42Z

Nibilik:

XMission Email:iPhone iOS5

2011-11-10T16:36:33Z

Nibilik: Created page with '==XMission Email on your iPhone iOS3== This setup applies to iPhone iOS versions 3.0 through 3.1.3. 1. Press the Image:iphone-home-button.png '''home button''', tap on the…'

==XMission Email on your iPhone iOS3==

This setup applies to iPhone iOS versions 3.0 through 3.1.3.

1. Press the [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] '''home button''', tap on the [[Image:Ip2.jpg]] '''Settings''' icon and then tap on the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' option.
:[[Image:ios3-home.png]] [[Image:ios3-settings.png]]

2. Tap '''Add Account'''. Under the Add Account menu, tap '''Other'''.

:[[Image:ios3-mailcontactscals.png]] [[Image:ios3-account.png]]

3. Tap in your account information. Your '''Name''', your '''Address'''(email address) and your '''Password'''. Set '''Description''' to '''XMission'''. When you're done, tap '''Save''' and the phone will go to the next step.
:[[Image:ios3-xmission-newacct-enter.png]]

4. The next stage will present you with a '''New Account''' information page, with '''IMAP''' highlighted.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account.png]]

5. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Incoming Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-incoming.png]]

6. Tap on '''Host Name''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' and enter '''mail.xmission.com'''. Put just your user name portion of your email address (without @xmission.com) in '''User Name'''.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-new-account-outgoing.png]]

7. Tap on '''Save''' and the phone will return to the '''Mail, Contacts, Calendars''' settings screen.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-mailcontactscals-saved.png]]

8. Tap on '''XMission (Mail)''' under '''Accounts''' and you should see your setup summarized.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-email.png]]

9. Tap on '''SMTP mail.xmission.com >''' under '''Outgoing Mail Server''' then '''mail.xmission.com''' under '''Primary Server'''. Ensure the '''Server''' switch is '''On''', '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 465.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-smtp-settings.png]]]

10. Tap the back arrows in the upper left hand corner to return to the screen presented above in Step #8. Tap the '''Advanced''' button at the bottom above '''Delete Account'''. The '''Advanced''' Settings should have '''Use SSL''' switched '''On''', '''Authentication''' is '''Password''', and the '''Server Port''' is set to 993.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-advanced.png]]

11. Tap the bars for '''Drafts Mailbox''', '''Sent Mailbox''', and '''Deleted Mailbox''' and set them respectively to '''drafts''', '''sent-mail''', and '''trash''' all '''On the Server'''. You will probably have to check your email once with the '''Mail''' app for these '''On the Server''' folders to appear.

:[[Image:ios3-xmission-drafts.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-sent.png]] [[Image:ios3-xmission-trash.png]]

12. If you use any other email software, make certain that the folders set in Step #11 agree, otherwise you will end up with multiple folders with the same purpose. These folder names are sensitive to case.

That's it! Now press [[Image:iphone-home-button.png]] home, tap on the [[Image:Mail_icon.jpg]] mail icon and you should now be able to send and receive email from your iPhone! You can send a test message to support@xmission.com and you should get an automatic reply.

[[Category:XMission Email]]
[[Category:IPhone]]

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