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- Page 1 Web Interface User Manual MC Technologies Router MC-MRH MC-MRE...
- Page 2 • Integrated logbook records device-specific events • Use of applications with RS232, RS485 or M-Bus interfaces on demand • Use of integrated GPS receiver for positioning on demand (only MC-MRH) • Delivered ready-to-use, including power supply plug, Ethernet connecting cable and mobile radio antenna •...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Router configuration via SSH and XML file Sending and receiving IO status, email, SMS and router status using XML files 43-44 Use of integrated GPS receiver (MC-MRH) 45-46 Router program - Web Interface User Manual - Version: 03/2014 ... - Page 4 1.2.3 Resetting all parameters To reset all the parameters of the router to factory default settings, use the internal web interface. In the menu, under System/Configuration Up-/Download, please click the Apply button for the "Reset to Factory Defaults" function. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 5 1.3 Status Display basic status information. Radio 1.3.1 Display mobile connection. Radio Status Provider Name of mobile service provider. Status in cellular network.
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Page 6: Vpn
Local Network Link connected: The local Ethernet is active. not connected: The local Ethernet is not active. IP Address Router IP address in the local network. Netmask Router net mask in the local network. MC Technologies GmbH ... -
Page 7: I/O Status
I/O Status 1.3.3 Status information of I/O interfaces IN and OUT. Input Low: The signal goes low. None: No event has been triggered. High: The signal goes high. -
Page 8: Dhcp Leases
The IP address and the subnet mask are obtained dynamically from a connected DHCP assignment server. Alias Addresses Alias addresses through which the router can be reached alternatively (up to eight other IP addresses.) Click and add the other IP addresses, as well as the corresponding subnet masks. MC Technologies GmbH ... -
Page 9: Dhcp Server
DHCP Server 1.4.2 An IP address can be allocated automatically to local equipment connected via Ethernet using DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.) ... -
Page 10: Static Routes
Network in CIDR notation: IP address / Net mask example: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/yy (x..=IP address; yy=net mask) Example: yy=24 (number of binary „ones“) => net mask = 255.255.255.0 Gateway The gateway through which this network can be reached. MC Technologies GmbH ... -
Page 11: Radio Setup
1.5 Wireless Network Set-up for using the cellular network. Radio Setup 1.5.1 Radio Setup ... - Page 12 The APN is given to you by your mobile service provider. APN: (Access Point Name) is the name of the access point in the packet data network of the mobile service provider. MC Technologies GmbH ...
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Page 13: Backup Sim
Backup SIM (SIM2) 1.5.3 Settings for the backup mobile connection through SIM2. Backup-SIM (SIM2) The same settings apply here as described on the left under "SIM1." The second SIM card (SIM2) is located inside the router housing. - Page 14 Forwarding of SMS message via Ethernet not possible. Enable: Forwarding of SMS message via Ethernet activated Server IP Address IP address, to which the SMS message should be forwarded. Server Port (default 1432) Port, to which the SMS message should be forwarded. MC Technologies GmbH ...
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Page 15: Packed Data Setup
Packet Data Setup 1.5.5 Activation and deactivation of the packet data connection via GPRS, EDGE, UMTS or HSPA+. ... -
Page 16: Static Routes
Static Routes Static Routes Network Network in CIDR notation. Gateway The gateway through which this network can be reached. MC Technologies GmbH ... -
Page 17: Dyndns
DynDNS 1.5.7 The router IP address in the cellular network/Internet is allocated dynamically by the mobile service operator. A name can be allocated to the dynamic IP address through a DynDNS provider, through which the router can then be reached over the Internet. -
Page 18: Connection Check
Check interval in minutes. Max. retry Number of repetitions until the configured action „Activity“ is performed. Activity Reboot: Restart the router. Reconnect: Re-establish packet data connection. Relogin: Restart the cellular interface by redialing the mobile service network. None: none. MC Technologies GmbH ... -
Page 19: General Setup
1.6 Network Security General Setup 1.6.1 General settings for network security. General Setup Firewall Disable: The integrated firewall is deactivated, no filtering of data packets. Enable: The integrated firewal is activated (default.) Block outgoing NetBIOS... -
Page 20: Firewall
The firewall can be turned on or off (see "Network Security Setup," menu point "Firewall.") The firewall is active by default and blocks incoming data traffic. Outgoing data traffic is still possible. The firewall rules are applied from up to down. MC Technologies GmbH ... - Page 21 Firewall Incoming Traffic Protocol TCP, UDP, ICMP, all From IP 0.0.0.0/0 means all IP addresses. To enter an address range, use CIDR notation. To IP (only with TCP and UDP) You have the following options: 1. direct port input - example: From Port = 20, To Port = 30. From 2.
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Page 22: Nat Table
The "New" button allows a new rule to be added under the last rule. The "Delete" button deletes the rule from the table. fter clicking "Apply," perform a reboot (page 40) or restart the router (interrupt the power supply.) MC Technologies GmbH ... - Page 23 1.7 VPN For a VPN connection, the IP addresses of the VPN remote peers must be known and addressable. The VPN remote peer must support IPsec with the following configuration: – Authentication through X.509 certificates or Preshared Secret Key (PSK) –...
- Page 24 Certificate of the VPN remote peer. The certificate must be loaded ahead of time. Remote Certificate Local certificate with which the router identifies itself to the VPN remote peer Local Certificate (machine certificate, PKCS#12.) The certificate must be loaded ahead of time. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 25 IPsec Connection Settings If the field is left empty (default,) the information from the certificate is used. Remote ID Name for identification by remote peer. This must correspond to the information from the router certificate. Local ID If the field is left empty (default,) the information from the certificate is used.
- Page 26 Dead Peer Detection activated (i.e. Restart at VPN Initiate). DPD Delay Time interval to next check. DPD Timeout Time period after which the connection to the remote peer should be declared inactive. Default value: 120 seconds. Maximum: 86400 seconds (24 hours.) MC Technologies GmbH ...
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Page 27: Connections
1.7.1.3 IPsec Certificates The router authenticates itself to the remote peer with a certificate that can be loaded onto the router. By clicking "Apply," you load the certificate onto the router. ... -
Page 28: Status
Compression allowed; type of compression determined by the server Allow Remote Float Activate this option to accept authenticated packets from each IP address during OpenVPN connection. This option is recommended if IP addresses are used for dynamic communication. MC Technologies GmbH ... - Page 29 OpenVPN Tunnel X.509 Certificate Authentication X.509 Certificate - Authentication procedure for X.509 certificate. Local Certificate Ascertains which certificate the router will use to identify itself to the VPN remote Check Remote peer.
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Page 30: 1.7.2.2 Port Forwarding
IP masquerading is activated, reply to VPN tunnel is possible. (default) reply to VPN tunnel is not possible. Input Comment comment 1.7.2.3 OpenVPN Certificates Certificate for authentication of the router to the remote peer. MC Technologies GmbH ... -
Page 31: Static Keys
OpenVPN Certificates Load Own PKCS#12 Upload upload the certificate (in PKCS#12 format, xxx.p12) to be used for the local router. Under VPN > OpenVPN > Client, you can assign one of these certificates to each VPN connection under Local Certificate. Password Password with which the PKCS#12 file is protected during export. - Page 32 Then click "Edit." For SMS, select the corresponding phonebook entry and enter your message under "Message Text." For an email alert, fill out the email form. To send an email, the email account under the section 1.9.6 SMTP Configuration must be set up. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 33 1.8.2 Output The switch output of the router can be controlled remotely or switched over a router connection status. Outputs functions Manual: Switching the output by clicking ON or OFF in the web interface.
- Page 34 Type of cellular module used. Radio Firmware Firmware version of the cellular module. The IMEI (International Mobile Station Equipment Identity) is a 15-digit serial number, IMEI which can be used to accurately identify every cellular module. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 35 1.9.2 Software At this location in the menu, all the installed software modules are listed, along with their versions. ...
- Page 36 No logging on external server. Enable: Logging on external server. Server IP Address Server IP address. Server Port (default 514) Server port. Non-volatile Log Logging on internal SD card or USB stick on the front side of the router. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 37 1.9.6 Log-File All router activities are indicated in a log file. When the maximum storage capacity is reached, the oldest entries are overwritten. ...
- Page 38 1.9.8 SMTP configuration - sending emails For sending emails, as described under 1.8.1 Input (page 32,) an email server must be configured with the support of the SMTP protocol. Please, use the access data of your selected email account. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 39 SMTP Configuration SMTP Server Hostname or IP address of the mail Server Port (default 25) server. Mail server port. Transport Layer Security None: unencrypted connection to the mail server. STARTTLS: after STARTTLS encrypted connection to the mail server. SSL/TLS: connection to the mail server encrypted through STARTTLS.
- Page 40 NTP server. NTP synchronization must be set to "Enable." Time Server for Local Network Time Server Enable: The router is operated as a time server in the local network. Disable: The router is not a time server for the local network. MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 41 1.9.11 Reboot - restarting the router Reboot Reboot Router immediately shut down and then restarted. Setting the day of NOW! Daily the week for a reboot.
- Page 42 -scp -pw admin config.xml admin@192.168.0.1:/tmp/cfg.xml plink -2 -pw admin admin@192.168.0.1 "su -c \"/usr/sbin/store_cfg /tmp/cfg.xml\"" b. With subsequent router reboot: pscp -scp -pw admin config.xml admin@192.168.0.1:/tmp/cfg.xml plink -2 -pw admin admin@192.168.0.1 "su -c \"/usr/sbin/store_cfg /tmp/cfg.xml; /sbin/reboot\"" MC Technologies GmbH ...
- Page 43 2.2 Sending and receiving IO status, email, SMS and router status using XML files through the socket server of the router The router comprises an integrated socket server and can do the following by receiving XML files: 1.
- Page 44 2.2.2 Functions test using Windows Hyperterminal For a test in Windows, the well-known program "Hyperterminal" can be used. Hyperterminal can be used to send XML files to the socket server of the router. The corresponding (XML) files (see 2.2.1) must first be stored on your user PC.
- Page 45 2.3 Using the integrated GPS receiver in the MC-MRH router This function is only available to you if you have an MC-MRH router with a GPS antenna connection. ...
- Page 46 As described under 2.2, the status of the router can be requested by sending an XML file to the socket server. After the GPS function is activated, the GPS coordinates are transmitted in the status notification. MC Technologies GmbH ...
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