Port Forwarding; Dynamic Dns Forwarding - Agrowtek GrowControl GC-Pro Operation Manual

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Port Forwarding

In order to access the controller from the internet, or outide of the local area network, the network router port forwarding
must be configured. The GC-Pro controller requires TCP port 502 to be forwarded to the IP addresses of the controllers on the
network.
The sample below shows two GC-Pro controllers on one network; "GC-Pro #1" with IP address 192.168.1.99 and "GC-Pro #2"
with address 192.168.1.96.
Both controllers have TCP port 502 forwarded to them from the router (internal port.)
The "External Port" can be left as 502 as shown with "GC-Pro #1," or can be modified to any port number desired as shown
with "GC-Pro #2" set to external port 3000.
Settings to connect to each controller:
"GC-Pro #1" Ethernet Settings

Dynamic DNS Forwarding

If your internet service is provided with a static IP address, your controller can be acessed by simply entering your IP address
into the 'remote address' field. If you have a dynamic IP address (like most internet connections,) you will need to use a
dynamic dns service to generate a web address for your dynamic IP; Agrowtek recommends DynDNS.org. Follow the
instructions on the dynamic dns provider's website.
1.
Enter the URL web address from your DNS service into the 'remote address' field.
For example: greengrower.dyndns.org ("greengrower" is the dyndns user name.)
2.
Make sure the port number is correct; 502 is default. (Port forwarding must be properly setup in your router.)
3.
Press "Connect" (in the Ethernet connection box.)
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