Table Of Contents - Weidmuller IE-SR-2GT-LAN Manual

Table of Contents

Important Notes1
Industrial Security Router / Firewall1
Copyright Notice2
Contact Information2
Table Of Contents3
Introduction5
Proper And Intended Usage5
Package Checklist5
Safety Instructions6
Mounting The Device7
Technical Data8
Din-Rail Mounting8
Ipsec9
Management9
Other Features9
Modbus/Tcp9
Digital Inputs10
Hardware Related Functional Descriptions11
Description Of Device Interfaces At Top And Front Side12
Description Of Device Interfaces At Rear Side12
Scm Slot / Socket12
3G Slot / Socket12
Pin Assignment Of Power Supply Connector13
Pin Assignment Of Rj45 Ethernet Ports (Lan And Wan)13
Pin Assignment Of 4-Pin Connector For „Vpn Initiate" And „Vpn Active13
Pin Assignment Of 4-Pin Connector For „Cut Wan Port" And „Signalize Alarm13
Pin Assignment Of Usb 2.0 Connector14
Pin Assignment Of Smartcard Reader (Iso 7816 Standard)14
Initial Start-Up / Getting Started14
Configuration Of The Router By Using An Internet Browser14
Starting The Web Interface15
Reset To Factory Default Settings By External Push Button17
Default Factory Settings Of The Router17
How To Set The Factory Settings17
Ip Routing17
Using The Weidmüller Router-Search-Utility18
Basic Description Of The Configuration Interface (Menu Items)19
Section Diagnostics19
Section Configuration19
Section System19
Explanation Of The Menu Items Of Web Interface In Chronological Order20
Application Scenarios (Uses Cases) For Routing, Nat And Firewalling47
Network Diagram Of Below Described Application Scenario47
A1 - Configuring The Router To Connect 2 Networks With Different Ip Address Ranges47
How To Configure The Router48
Starting Situation48
A1-2: Default Values Of Menu Ip Configuration49
Forwarding53
Testing The Nat Masquerading Feature58
Testing The Configured Ip Address Forwardings58
Firewall Rules59
Nat Address Translation70
Short Description How To Solve The Task By Using 1:1 Nat71
General Note71
Testing The Configured Feature 1:1 Nat81
A5 - Using Dynamic Ip Routing As An Alternative For Manually Configuring Static Routes82
Application Scenarios (Uses Cases) For Vpn (Virtual Private Networks)85
B1 - Openvpn Based Remote Access Application Via "Meeting Point85
Description Of A Remote Access Application To Allow A Communication Between Protected, Not Directly Accessible Machine Networks And Remote Service-Pc's By Using A Public Openvpn-Server As „Meeting-Point85
Server85
B3 - Configuring An Ipsec Scenario Between 2 Routers (Client And Server)85
Additional Application Notes86
C1- How To Start And Stop A Pre-Defined Openvpn Connection By External 24 Vdc Input86
C2- Description How To Disable The Ethernet Connection At Wan Port88
Traffic Of The Router96
C4- Description How To Configure The Internet Access Of A Pc Via A 3G Router101