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Copyright© Teldat DM479-I Version 1.0 12/2016 Teldat S.A.
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  • Page 1 Manual Teldat S.A. Regesta-PLC Web Interface Manual Copyright© Teldat DM479-I Version 1.0 12/2016 Teldat S.A. Regesta-PLC...
  • Page 2 This publication is subject to change. Teldat S.A. offers no warranty whatsoever for information contained in this manual. Teldat S.A. is not liable for any direct, indirect, collateral, consequential or any other damage connected to the deliv- ery, supply or use of this manual.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Teldat S.A. Table of Contents Related Documents....... . . 1 Chapter 1 Introduction .
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Teldat S.A. Regesta-PLC...

  • Page 5: I Related Documents

    Related Documents Teldat S.A. I Related Documents Teldat Dm478-I Regesta-PLC...

  • Page 6: Introduction

    Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Introduction The Regesta-PLC router configuration tool provides a quick and efficient start up. It is a Web Configurator that runs automatically and takes into account the router's work scenario. The configuration parameters, which can be accessed through the web, are those vital to the router operations. The remaining para- meters (hidden from the user) aim at optimizing the operating system.
  • Page 7 In the bar at the top of the home page, there is a changing text that indicates whether or not the device may be ac- cessed and through which technology. In the case of the Regesta-PLC, this can only be WWAN. If the device cannot be accessed, an "Offline"...
  • Page 8 1 Introduction Teldat S.A. Home page information - REGESTA-PLC with WWAN access. Fig. 6: The rest of the page displays information on the device model and the installed Web firmware version. Device model and the Web firmware version installed Fig. 7: To access the device configuration and monitoring, enter the user and password and click on Log in.

  • Page 9: Web Interface

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Chapter 2 Web Interface 2.1 Structure The configuration and monitoring pages have a common structure, described below: • Information on the router, date and time (shown in purple): Displays the name of the router, the date, the time and the time lapsed since the last restart.

  • Page 10: Status Menu

    2.3 Status menu The Status menu allows you to access information on the various aspects of the router status. Menu Status – REGESTA-PLC with 1 2G/3G/LTE module and PRIME technology Fig. 14: 2.3.1 WWAN-1 Status Summarizes the parameters that characterize the cellular interface for module 1.
  • Page 11 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Status –WWAN-1 Status Fig. 15: This page is divided into four sections: (a) Connection Provides information on the status of the radio link and on network registration. WWAN-1 Status – Connection Fig. 16: • Register: Module’s GSM register status in the network.
  • Page 12 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. - 2G Connection: WWAN-1 Status – Cells (2G Connection) Fig. 17: - 3G Connection: WWAN-1 Status – Cells (3G Connection) Fig. 18: • UARFCN (Absolute Frequency Channel Number): Selected channel number. • PSC (Primary Scrambling Code): Scrambling code for the serving cell/neighbor.
  • Page 13 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. WWAN-1 Status – Cells (LTE Connection) Fig. 19: (c) Module Information Displays information on the module. WWAN- Status 1 – Module Information. Fig. 20: • Manufacturer: Module manufacturer. • Model: Module model. • Firmware: Module firmware version.

  • Page 14: Dmvpn Connections

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. • SIM Card ICC: Integrated Circuit Card ID for the SIM installed in the router. (d) IP Protocol Displays the IP dynamically assigned by the carrier. Status WWAN-1 – IP Protocol. Fig. 21: 2.3.2 DMVPN connections Allows you to monitor the state of the tunnels established with the central routers.

  • Page 15: Dhcp Clients

    • If the tunnel is configured but not operative, the tunnel status is: DOWN. • If the tunnel is configured and operative, the tunnel status is: UP. 2.3.3 DHCP Clients Provides information on client devices that have received IP addresses from the REGESTA-PLC’s DHCP server. Status – DHCP Clients. Fig. 23: The information displayed on the DHCP clients is as follows: •...

  • Page 16: Diagnostics

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Status – Netstat – List of TCP connections. Fig. 25: • Interface IP addresses: Status – Netstat – Interface IP Addresses. Fig. 26: • Active IP routing table: Status – Netstat – Routing Table. Fig. 27: 2.3.5 Diagnostics...

  • Page 17: Prime

    Fig. 28: 2.3.6 PRIME This option on the Status menu can only be accessed using a REGESTA-PLC model. This page allows you to monitor the information on the PRIME interface and the system topology. Said information appears structured as follows: •...

  • Page 18: Logs Menu

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. - Number of opened sessions. - Maximum number of concurrent sessions. - Packets sent and received. Status – TCP Connections information Fig. 30: • Topology Information : This table provides information on the nodes, which define the system topology. There are 2 types of nodes: - Base Node: This is the local node (the router).

  • Page 19: Traces Wwan-1

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Logs Menu – REGESTA-PLC 1 2G/3G/LTE module. Fig. 32: 2.4.1 Traces WWAN-1 This page displays the information associated to the router’s 2G/3G/LTE module. Logs – Traces WWAN-1. Fig. 33: This is divided into two sections:...

  • Page 20: System Menu

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Traces WWAN-1 – Modem diagnostics. Fig. 35: 2.5 System menu Lets you configure the router’s general parameters. System Menu. Fig. 36: 2.5.1 Password Allows the user to modify the device access password (provided the user has been created in local mode and the AAA feature is disabled in the configuration).

  • Page 21: Settings

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. System – Password. Fig. 38: 2.5.2 Settings Here you can configure various general parameters in the system. System – Settings. Fig. 39: • System Settings System parameters. - Host Name: Router name. • Time Settings Date and time parameter.
  • Page 22 UDP Port: UDP port where the host expects the traps to arrive. Default is 162. Send Standard Traps: Enables/disables generic trap sending. Send Enterprise Traps: Enables/disables the sending of specific company traps containing Teldat events. (c) Click on Apply. To cancel the modifications, click on Cancel.
  • Page 23 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. SNMP – Hosts – Adding and configuring a host Fig. 41: • Editing a host configuration To execute this, select the host from the pull-down menu and (once you have made the appropriate changes) click on Apply. This section allows you to modify all data except the host IP address.

  • Page 24: Nets Menu

    Fig. 47: 2.6 Nets menu Lets you configure the router’s network parameters. Nets Menu – REGESTA-PLC with WWAN and PRIME technologies. Fig. 48: 2.6.1 Interfaces On this page, the user can create and remove interfaces and subinterfaces (as well as configure VLANs).
  • Page 25 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Nets – Interfaces. Fig. 49: The page is divided into the following sections: (a) Interface configuration Through the Add button, you can add Ethernet subinterfaces and GRE interfaces by selecting the base interface from the pull-down menu and specifying an identifier.

  • Page 26: Networks

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. simply click on the Cancel button. Interfaces – VLAN configuration – Editing the configuration for a VLAN. Fig. 53: (c) Remove Interfaces Allows you to remove any of the interfaces and subinterfaces created in this page by selecting them from the pull-down menu and clicking on Remove.
  • Page 27 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Allows you to assign/modify IP addresses for Ethernet subinterfaces and GRE interfaces, offering the possibility of defining up to six secondary IP addresses for each of them. To view, add, modify or remove these latter ad- dresses, click on the Secondary IP Addresses button.

  • Page 28: Dmvpn

    A DMVPN network is made up of a next-hop server known as a HUB. This has a public IP address, destination for the tunnels that the remote devices establish (REGESTA-PLC), and a private destination IP address for the GRE tunnels that are necessary to transport the routing protocol.
  • Page 29 Teldat S.A. Nets – DMVPN. Fig. 60: (a) Global Tunnel Settings Configures the general parameters applicable to the GRE tunnel that the REGESTA-PLC assigns to each con- figured HUB. DMVPN – Global Tunnel Settings. Fig. 61: • Recovery Time: Time in seconds in which traffic is routed through a lower priority GRE tunnel before reaching a higher priority tunnel, provided the latter is operative.
  • Page 30 • IPSec Mode: This is the initial IKE protocol phase that authenticates the ends and can be one of two types: Main and Aggressive. The Aggressive mode allows the REGESTA-PLC devices to be identified by a pre- shared key. Thus, pools of devices authenticated through a given pre-shared key can be created.

  • Page 31: Wireless Wan Configuration

    SIM2 (whenever there are two SIM cards). The other possible option, ADSL, is only avail- able when you have a device model with an ADSL interface (this does not apply to Regesta-PLC). • Key: Key used in the GRE tunnels to distinguish which mGRE interface a tunnel corresponds to, in the HUB, when there is more than one mGRE interface in a tunnel terminator router.
  • Page 32 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Nets – Wireless WAN (Regesta-PLC 1 2G/3G/LTE module). Fig. 65: Note The parameters that determine the changeover conditions between the carriers are only displayed on the page when the device is equipped with a single module.
  • Page 33 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. • APN: Access point name used with the SIM card. • APN username: User name used to access the APN with the SIM card (if there is authentication). • APN password: Password used to access the APN with the SIM card (if there is authentication).
  • Page 34 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Wireless WAN – Secondary SIM Settings. Fig. 68: (c) SIM Changeover Settings Defines the parameters that set the conditions for a changeover to the backup carrier and the return to the main carrier. The configurable parameters for carrier changeover vary depending on whether the device runs in automatic mode or has a 2G, 3G, LTE connection.
  • Page 35 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Wireless WAN –SIM Changeover Settings over 3G connection. Fig. 70: Wireless WAN –SIM Changeover Settings when a SIM is configured over 2G connection and the Fig. 71: other over 3G connection. Regesta-PLC...
  • Page 36 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Wireless WAN –SIM Changeover Settings when a SIM is configured over LTE connection and the Fig. 72: other over 3G connection. • Mode to select the main SIM Indicates which of the two defined mobile telephone carriers is the main and which the backup. There are four...

  • Page 37: Dhcp

    2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Switch parameters with a 2G connection RSSI Threshold: When the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) drops below this threshold, in dBm, the backup interval initiates. Threshold Interval: Backup interval. Specifies the number of minutes with the RSSI below the threshold before changeover to the other carrier takes place.
  • Page 38 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Defines the general parameters for the DHCP server, such as the option to enable/disable the protocol and to in- dicate for how long addresses are assigned to the devices. DHCP – Global DHCP Settings. Fig. 74:...

  • Page 39: Routes

    2.6.6 Routes The first section on this page allows a user to install default routes in the device through active tunnels or ppp/dir- ect-ip connections (in Regesta-PLC, this is usually direct-ip). The second section displays the RIP protocol configur- ation environment.
  • Page 40 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. Here you can decide whether to install default routes in the device through tunnels when these are active (by se- lecting the Disable option and checking the checkbox) or explicitly add a default router through the ppp/direct-ip connections (by selecting the Enable option).

  • Page 41: Prime

    Routes –RIP Configuration. Fig. 83: 2.6.7 PRIME You may only access this Nets menu option when using the REGESTA-PLC model. It allows the user to configure parameters relative to the PLC/PRIME interface. The configurable parameters on this page are as follows: •...
  • Page 42 2 Web Interface Teldat S.A. the system topology information (Service Nodes registered in the Base Node) and the configurable features here are: (a) Enable or disable the generation and FTP sending of topology files. (b) Timeout Adjustment. This is the period of file updating (time between save and save).

  • Page 43: Configuration Recommendations

    3 Configuration Recommendations Teldat S.A. Chapter 3 Configuration Recommendations • Keepalive mechanism in the tunnels The keepalive mechanism determines the time (T) the device takes to detect a drop in a tunnel. Its value is determ- ined by the Keepalive Period Reachable, Keepalive Period Unreachable and Keepalive Stability Threshold para-...
  • Page 44 3 Configuration Recommendations Teldat S.A. In high speed channels like HSDPA, you can reduce the Keepalive Period Unreachable parameter without trigger- ing false tunnel drops due to peaks of traffic. However, remember the device can dynamically change the type of cellular network it is connected to at any point.

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