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4. Ensure that the port(s) to use WAN activation on are configured for "Driver Mode".
5. Record the TCP port number of the port(s) to be accessible.
6. With the IP address and TCP port number(s) of the NETRS232 device in mind,
enable port forwarding on your gateway/router for each port to be made remotely
accessible. This will require you to create a port forwarding association between the
IP address/TCP ports on the NETRS232 device and the TCP ports on the gateway/
router (i.e. A rule specifying that all incoming connections received by the gateway/
router on TCP port x will be forwarded internally to IP address 192.168.0.35 and
x). To do this please consult either your system administrator or the technical
documentation that accompanied your gateway/router.
7. NOTE: Every TCP port that is accessible externally MUST be unique and may not
be shared between multiple internal targets.
8. NOTE: Certain gateways may allow for port redirection (i.e. Any external available
TCP port may be redirected to any IP address and TCP port on the network). If
however your gateway doesn't support port redirection, then all external TCP port
connections will need to be matched to the exact same internal TCP port number.
As a result, if you wish to make multiple devices accessible over the gateway/router
then you will be
9. required to reconfigure the NETRS232 device to prevent multiple NETRS232
devices from using the same TCP port numbers.
10.
Open the IP Extender Manager and click on the "WAN Activation" button, located
on the main toolbar. The "WAN Port Settings" window will open.
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