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Fortress : Glossary
MaPS Console
In Fortress’s MaPS, a Java-based, configuration client interface for the Fortress Manage-
ment and Policy Server, through which all MaPS functions are accessed.
MaPS object
In Fortress’s MaPS, any entity on the secure network, including Fortress controller
devices, Secure Client devices, users, and network resources.
MAN
Metropolitan Area Network—a collection of interconnected computers within a town or
city.
MIB
Management Information Base—SNMP-compliant information that an SNMP agent
stores about itself and sends in response to SNMP server requests (PDUs).
MobileLink™
In GE Medical Systems
Information Technologies
, a proprietary method for wireless
transmission of serial output.
MITM
Man in the Middle attack—a network security breach in which an attacker is able to
intercept, read, insert and modify messages between two parties without their knowing
that the link between them has been compromised.
Multi-factor Authentication™
In Fortress Technologies products, the combination of network authentication (through
the network Access ID), device authentication (through the Device ID), and user
authentication (through user credentials), that guards the network against unwanted
access. (Device authentication can be implemented only on a MaPS-managed network.)
multiplexing The practice of transmitting multiple signal types over a single connection.
NetBIOS
Network Basic Input/Output System—an API that originally provided basic I/O services
for a PC-Network and that has been variously adapted and augmented to support cur-
rent LAN/WLAN technologies.
network authentication
In Fortress Technologies products, the requirement that all devices must authenticate
with the correct
Access ID
in order to connect to the Fortress-secured network; one of
the factors in Fortress’s Multi-factor Authentication™.
network resource
In Fortress’s MaPS, one of a special class of MaPS object on the wired LAN that provides
a service or function, such as e-mail or printing, to devices and users on the WLAN.
NIAP
National Information Assurance Partnership—a collaboration between NIST and the
National Security Agency (NSA), in response to the Computer Security Act of 1987 (PL
100-235), to promote sound security requirements for IT products and systems and
appropriate measures for evaluating them.
NIST
National Institute of Standards and Technology, the U.S. Government agency responsi-
ble for FIPS.
NTLM Windows NT LAN Manager—a user authentication protocol developed by Microsoft®.
operating mode
In Fortress Technologies products, the way in which access controls and cryptographic
processing are implemented on the Fortress-secured network.
OSI Model
Open System Interconnection Model—an ISO standard that defines a networking
framework for implementing data transfer and processing protocols in seven layers.
(Also see,
DLC
.)
PAN Personal Area Network
partner
In Fortress Technologies, devices in communication with the Fortress controller device,
including redundant controller devices, access points and any configured Trusted
Devices, as well as the controller device’s Secure Clients.
PDU
Protocol Data Unit—often synonymous with
packet
, a unit of data and/or control infor-
mation as defined by an OSI layer protocol
PKI
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), a system of digital certificates and other registration
authorities that authenticate the validity of each party involved in an Internet transac-
tion; sometimes, trusted hierarchy.
policy
In Fortress’s MaPS, the means by which access to the secure network and its resources
are controlled for users, devices and groups.
PPP
Point-to -Point Protocol—a method for communicating TCP/IP traffic over serial point-
to-point connections.
- Secure Wireless 1
- Access Bridge 1
- Fortress Bridge 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Configuration 21 6
- Administration 52 7
- Command-Line Interface 80 8
- Chapter 1 11
- Introduction 11
- 1.2 Network Security Overview 12
- 1.3.3 System Components 13
- 1.3.4 Operating Modes 13
- 1.3.5 Deployment Options 14
- 1.4 This Document 15
- Chapter 2 16
- Installation 16
- 2.2 Preparation 17
- 2.2.2 Preparing the Network 18
- 2.2.3 Port Locations 18
- WARNING: The 19
- WARNING: To 19
- WARNING: If the 20
- 2.3 Installation Instructions 21
- 2.4 Outdoor Installation 21
- Clear for WAN Port 23
- CAUTION: The 24
- Non-Root, and click Apply 25
- 2.4.3 Weatherizing the Bridge 26
- 2.5 Indoor Installation 29
- 2.5.2 Configuring the Bridge 30
- Chapter 3 31
- Configuration 31
- 3.2 LAN Settings 32
- Multicast field 33
- 3.3 Radio Settings 34
- ANT1); Radio 2 uses an 35
- CAUTION: 36
- Distance setting on the 37
- Preamble setting of Short 37
- Preamble setting of Long 37
- 100 milliseconds 38
- AP radio mode on the VIRTUAL 40
- Edit button for each VAP 40
- RADIO SETTINGS screen.) 41
- Cleartext Security 42
- Fortress Security 42
- Open WEP and Shared WEP 42
- 802.1X Security 43
- WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK be used 44
- WPA-Mixed-PSK) 44
- Edit button for 44
- 3.5 Bridge Passwords 46
- For security 47
- Normal operating mode meet 48
- 3.6.2 Secure Shell Access 49
- 3.6.3 Encryption Algorithm 49
- 3.6.4 Re-keying Interval 50
- 3.6.5 Access ID 50
- Global and Default Settings 51
- AUTHENTI 52
- CATION SETTINGS to point 52
- Mode field 52
- section of the 54
- Auth Mode, ensure 54
- 3.7 Blackout Mode 57
- 3.8 System Date and Time 58
- 3.10 Front-Panel Operation 59
- BLACKOUT MODE: Disabled), or 60
- Chapter 4 62
- Administration 62
- Allow. Such a device 63
- To edit a device: 64
- 4.2 User Authentication 65
- Local au 66
- To add a user: 67
- To edit a user account: 67
- To delete a user account: 68
- 4.3 Trusted Devices 69
- 4.3.1 Editing Trusted Devices 70
- 4.4 SNMP Settings 71
- 4.5 Backing Up and Restoring 72
- FIPS operating mode 73
- 4.6.1 Viewing 75
- Current Software Version 75
- Performing 76
- 4.7 Rebooting the Bridge 77
- Chapter 5 78
- Monitoring and Diagnostics 78
- 5.1.1 Traffic Statistics 79
- 5.1.2 Interface Statistics 79
- 5.2 Tracking 80
- 5.3 AP Associations 82
- 5.4 View Log 83
- 5.5 Diagnostics 85
- HOST MAC DATABASE: 86
- HOST MAC DATABASE button 86
- 5.6 Front-Panel Indicators 87
- 5.6.2 Radio LEDs 88
- 5.6.3 Port LEDs 89
- Chapter 6 90
- Command-Line Interface 90
- bits per second: 9600 91
- data bits: 8 91
- parity: none 91
- stop bits: 1 91
- hardware flow control: none 91
- 6.2 Getting Help in the CLI 92
- 6.3 Command Syntax 93
- 6.4.1 LAN Settings in the CLI 94
- Enter↵, to display the 95
- NOTE: The Bridge 96
- ANT1), while 96
- NOTE: If you are 96
- Enter↵ to leave the 96
- NOTE: Because 97
- Enter↵ to 99
- NOTE: Pa s s wo r d s 101
- NOTE: Usernames 101
- NOTE: Yo u c a n 102
- CAUTION: For se 103
- CAUTION: If you 104
- NOTE: Disabling 104
- NOTE: The 105
- Enter↵ to save them 105
- NOTE: Tr u s t e d D e 110
- CAUTION: Specify 110
- NOTE: You cannot 110
- FIPS op 110
- NOTE: The term 112
- 6.6.7 Pinging a Device 114
- 6.6.8 Tracing a Packet Route 114
- NOTE: Wir e le s s 115
- NOTE: You cannot 115
- Deployment with SAC 116
- 10.0.0.0–10.255.255.255 118
- 172.16.0.0–172.31.255.255 118
- 192.168.0.0–192.168.255.255 118
- <serialnumber> 123
- Chapter 7 124
- Specifications 124
- 7.1.4 Compliance 125
- 7.1.5 Logical Interfaces 125
- Chapter 8 127
- Troubleshooting 127
- Failed to decrypt 128
- Glossary 138
- Fortress : Glossary 139
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