Additional Subnets Behind External Gateway - AutomationDirect StrideLinx SE-SL30011 User Manual

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Chapter 2: StrideLinx Cloud 2.0
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Additional Subnets Behind External Gateway

Usually, you can only access one IP range (subnet) remotely, based on the
LAN IP and network mask set for your router (e.g., 192.168.140.x).
If you have a device on the LAN (machine side) of your router that has multiple Ethernet
ports and can serve as a gateway between subnets, then you can add those extra subnets to
your router to allow remote access to them over StrideLinx Cloud, as follows.
1. In the Fleet Manager menu, select Devices
2. Expand the Network
3. Check the [Add additional subnet] in the "Additional subnet" section.
4. Enter the information below and click [Add].
Information
Network Address
Network Mask
Gateway Address
5. To remove a subnet entry, click the trash can icon to the right of the entry.
6. You have now made the changes in StrideLinx Cloud, but these are not yet active in your
device. Click [Push config to device] in the top right corner for them to take effect.
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options and go to [LAN].
Additional Subnet Settings
The additional subnet's IP range with a 0 as final number (e.g. 192.168.200.0)
The additional subnet's network mask (usually 255.255.255.0)
The machine's IP address, which is functioning as gateway, that's in the same IP range as the router
, then click the name of your router.
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