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User Manuals: iS5 iSG4F Secure Gateway

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iS5 iSG4F User Manual

iS5 iSG4F User Manual (184 pages)

Intelligent Flexible Secure Gateway IEC 61850-3 and IEEE 1613 compliant

Brand: iS5 | Category: Gateway | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Contact Information
2
Table of Contents
3
Caution: Laser

9
Caution: Service

9
Caution: Physical Access

9
Getting to Know Your Router

10
Hardware Overview

11
- Front Panel
  11
- Rear
  12
- Bottom
  12
- Side View
  12
- Logical System Diagram
  13
Hardware Installation

13
- DIN Rail Mounting
  13
- Panel Mounting Option
  14
- Chassis Ground Connection
  14
- Power Connections
  15
- Console Connection
  16
Configuration

16
- Command Line Interface
  16
- Supported Functionalities
  17
- System Default State
  18
- Main Commands
  18
System Version and Data Base

19
- Configuration Database
  19
- Os Version
  20
- Commands Hierarchy
  20
- OS Upgrade Example
  21
- Safe Mode
  23
- Safe Mode View
  23
- SW Image Installation
  25
Ethernet Port Interfaces

27
- Commands Hierarchy
  28
- Port Commands Example
  28
Login and Management

30
- Serial Console Port
  30
- Connecting to the Console Port
  30
- CLI Terminal Commands
  31
- Management
  31
- Default State
  31
- Commands Hierarchy
  31
- Commands Description
  32
IP Interfaces

33
- Interface Assignment Rules
  34
- IP Interface ID
  35
- IP Interface VLAN ID
  35
- IP Interface Commands Hierarchy
  35
- IP Interface Commands Description
  36
- IP Interface Example
  36
- DHCP Example
  39
Diagnostic

40
- System Logs Export
  40
- Commands Hierarchy
  40
- Commands Description
  40
- Capture Ethernet Service Traffic
  40
- Commands Hierarchy
  41
- Commands Description
  41
- Example
  42
- Syslog
  43
- Syslog Priority Indicator
  43
- Syslog Commands Hierarchy
  44
- Syslog Output Example
  44
Alarm Relay

45
- Alarm Relay Wiring Example
  45
- Alarm Relay Contact Capabilities
  46
- Supported Alarms
  46
- SFP Port State
  46
- L2 VPN State
  46
- System Up/Down
  46
- Default State
  46
- Commands Hierarchy
  46
- Commands Description
  47
Clock and Time

48
Acls

49
- ACL Commands Hierarchy
  50
- ACL Commands Descriptions
  50
- Configuration Example
  53
Qos

53
- QOS Commands Hierarchy
  53
- QOS Commands Descriptions
  53
Nat

54
- NAT Networking
  54
- NAT Commands Hierarchy
  55
- NAT Commands Description
  56
- NAT Example
  56
Ospf

59
Ripv2

66
- RIP Commands Hierarchy
  66
- RIP Commands Descriptions
  67
Serial Ports and Services

68
- Serial Interfaces
  69
- Services Configuration Structure
  69
- Serial Commands Hierarchy
  70
- Serial Commands Description
  71
- Declaration of Ports
  74
- Serial Port Default State
  75
- Port Pin Assignment
  75
- Serial Cable
  76
- Led States
  76
Transparent Serial Tunneling

77
- Concept of Operation
  77
- Supported Network Topologies
  78
- Point to Point
  78
- Point to Multipoint Point
  78
- Multi Point to Multipoint Point
  79
- Modes of Operation
  79
- Port Mode
  80
- Service Buffer Mode
  80
- Service Connection Mode
  81
- Addressing Aware Modes
  81
- Reference Drawing
  82
- Serial Traffic Direction
  83
- Serial Ports Counters
  83
- Allowed Latency
  84
- Tx Delay
  84
- Bus Idle Time
  84
- Byte Mode
  84
- Frame Mode
  84
- Example Serial Tunneling
  85
Protocol Gateway IEC 101 to IEC 104

86
Terminal Server

98
- Terminal Server Service
  98
- Terminal Server Commands Hierarchy
  100
- Terminal Server Commands
  101
- Example Local Service
  107
- Example Networking
  111
Modbus Gateway

113
- Modbus Gateway Implementation
  113
- Modbus Gateway Commands Hierarchy
  113
- Modbus Gateway Commands Description
  115
- Modbus Gateway Example
  116
DNP3 Gateway

119
- DNP3 Gateway Example
  119
Vpn

120
- Background
  120
- Modes Supported
  120
- Layer 2 VPN
  120
- Layer 3 DM-VPN
  121
- L2-VPN Commands Hierarchy
  121
- L2-VPN Commands
  122
- L3 DM-VPN Commands Hierarchy
  122
- L3 Ipsec-VPN Commands Hierarchy
  123
- Ipsec
  124
- Applications
  124
- Authentication Header (AH)
  124
- Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)
  124
- Security Associations
  124
- Isakmp
  125
- Ike
  125
- ISAKMP Phase 1
  125
- ISAKMP Phase 2
  132
- Ipsec Command Association
  133
- Ipsec Commands Hierarchy
  134
- Ipsec Commands
  136
- Ipsec Defaults
  142
GPRS/UMTS Interface

142
- Overview
  142
- Method of Operation
  143
- SIM Card State
  144
- Backup and Redundancy
  146
- GPRS/UMTS Commands Hierarchy
  147
- GPRS/UMTS Commands Description
  148
- Default State
  152
- Led States
  152
- Example for Retrieving the IMEI
  152
- Example for SIM Status
  153
VPN Setup Examples

154
- L2 VPN over Layer 3 Cloud
  154
- Network Drawing
  154
- Configuration
  154
- Implementing Ipsec
  157
- L3 Ipsec VPN over Layer 3 Cloud
  157
- Network Drawing
  158
- Configuration
  158
- DM-VPN Setup
  163
- Network Drawing
  163
- Configuration
  164
- DM-VPN over Cellular Setup
  167
- Network Drawing
  168
- Configuration
  169
- Testing the Setup
  172
- Adding a Terminal Server Service
  175
- Adding a Transparent Serial Tunneling Service
  176
Application Aware Firewall

177
- Firewall Service Flow
  177
- Firewall Flow Illustration
  178
- Supported Hardware
  178
- Configuration
  178
- Example
  179
- Firewall Commands Hierarchy
  180
- Firewall Commands
  180
Technical Specifications

182

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