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Port and Service Mapping
LAN Port 1
LAN Port 2
LAN Port 3
Wi-Fi
Location Services
Emergency Services
Remote Control
(API)
External Port Configuration (Example SDF1 in Figure 4-35 above)
State
Port Forwarding
GRE Internal
Address
ESP Internal Address
DHCP
Internal Port Configuration (Example SDF3 in Figure 4-35 above)
State
Service Networks
NOTE
NOTE
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Table 4-13 Settings
Default / VLAN Tag / Map
Select the mode for each port.
If Map mode is selected, select an SDF to be routed through each
external LAN connection. VLAN tag data is automatically routed
down matching SDF tagging without associating the SDF to a tag.
Note: The SDF must be activated by your Service Provider to be
valid.
Select an SDF to be routed to each terminal provided service. Default
is used for no SDF. VLAN tagging isn't available for services.
Note: The SDF must be activated by your Service Provider to be
valid.
Deactivate/Activate, Turns on or off SDF X
Enter the External Port, Internal Port, Internal IP Address, and
Protocol. Up to seven ports (combined total of Data and Secondary
Data Flows) can be forwarded throughout the system, and SDFs allow
the full range of ports to be used (1 – 65535)
Enter the GRE Internal IP Address
Enter the ESP Internal Address
Enter the DHCP Start, End and Lease times in seconds. Enable or
Disable DHCP.
Deactivate/Activate, Turns on or off SDF Y
Each service can be deactivated individually. When active, an
arbitrary name and the destination subnet are required.
SDFs: Each SDF can be deactivated individually. GRE, ESP,
and DHCP can be routed through an SDF as done previously in
the data tab. Port forwarding is also supported through an SDF
as done previously in the data tab.
SDF requires the Service Provider (SP) to associate a SIM with a
service provided by the SP through an SDF.
For example, LAN Port 2 on the terminal can be associated with
a corporate Virtual Private Network and LAN Port 3 can be
associated with the internet for crew welfare.
Secondary Data Flows
Value
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