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MB Connect Line mbNET Series Manual (237 pages)

Brand: MB Connect Line | Category: Network Router | Size: 11 MB

1 Table of Contents

3
2 Gerneral

8
- Purpose of this Documentation
  
  8
- Validity of this Documentation
  
  8
- Brief Description
  
  8
- Features
  
  8
- Prerequisites/Components
  
  8
- Releas Notes
  
  9
3 Safety Instructions (English and France)

10
4 Using Open Source Software

12
- General Information
  
  12
- Special Liability Regulations
  
  12
- Used Open-Source Software
  
  12
5 Technical Specification

13
- Dimensional Drawing
  
  13
- Datasheet
  
  14
- General Approvals
  
  16
6 What Is Included in the Package

17
7 Displays, Controls and Connections

18
- Front Panel View
  
  18
- Top, Bottom and Back Panel Views
  
  19
8 Interfaces

20
9 First Time Operation

22
10 Router Configuration Prerequisites

24
- How to Set Computer Address (IP Address) and Subnet Mask in Windows 7
  
  25
- How to Set Computer Address (IP Address) and Subnet Mask in XP
  
  26
11 Access the Web Interface of the Router

27
- Cloudserver
  
  28
  - External Router
    29
  - External DSL Modem
    30
  - Wlan
    31
  - Cloudserver
    32
  - Start Screen of the Mbnet
    33
- Classic Router
  
  34
- Configuration Screen of the Mbnet
  
  35
12 Basic Configuration of the Router Using the Web Interface

36
- Web Interface Home Page
  
  36
- Icons, Buttons and Fields
  
  37
- System > CTM (Configuration Transfer Manager)
  
  38
- System > Settings
  
  39
- System > WEB
  
  41
- WLAN Configuration
  
  43
13 Description of Different Connection Scenarios

46
14 Creating Certificates and Revocation Lists Using XCA

83
- Certificates Overview
  
  83
- Creating Certificates
  
  84
  - Creating a Root Certificate
    85
    
    Root Certificate Source
    85
    
    Root Certificate Subject
    86
    
    Root Certificate Extensions
    88
    
    Root Certificate Key Usage
    90
    
    Creating a Client Certificate
    91
    
    Client Certificate Source
    92
    
    Client Certificate Subject
    93
    
    Client Certificate - Extensions
    94
    
    Client Certificate - Key Usage
    95
    
    Client Certificate - Netscape
    96
- Generating CRL-Files (Certificate Revocation Lists)
  
  98
15 Importing Certificates in Windows XP

100
16 System Settings

102
- System - Users
  
  102
  - General
    102
  - Editing Users
    102
  - Adding Users
    103
  - Deleting Users
    104
- System - Certificates
  
  105
  - Personal Certificates
    105
  - Root Certificate (CA)
    107
  - Peer Certificates (Ipsec)
    108
  - Crl
    109
- System - USB
  
  110
- System - Logging
  
  111
- System - Configuration
  
  112
- System - Firmware
  
  113
  - Upgrade Via USB
    113
  - Upgrade Via Network
    114
17 Network

115
- Network - LAN
  
  115
- Network - WAN
  
  116
- Network - Modem
  
  118
  - Network - Modem -Incomming
    118
  - Network - Modem - Outgoing
    120
  - Menu Settings SIM
    122
  - Network - Modem - Callback
    124
  - Network - Modem - SMS
    125
  - Remote Service Control Commands Using SMS
    126
- Network - Internet
  
  127
- Network - DHCP
  
  133
- Network - DNS Server
  
  134
- Network - Hosts
  
  135
- Network - Dyndns
  
  135
  - General
    135
  - How to Set up Dyndns Configuration
    135
18 Serial Interfaces

137
- General
  
  137
  - RS232/485 Serial Interfaces
    137
  - MPI/PROFIBUS Interface
    139
- Redirecting Serial Interfaces to Your PC (VCOM LAN2)
  
  141
  - Settings for Simatic Manager
    142
- Enabling RFC1006 on the Mbnet
  
  142
  - Settings for Netpro Step 7
    143
  - Create Subnets
    143
  - Add PC Station
    144
  - Configure PC Station
    145
  - Add PC/PG Station
    146
  - Configure Mbnet PC Station
    149
  - Routing
    151
- Connecting to S7 Using the Mbnet S7 Driver
  
  152
19 Security

154
- Firewall General
  
  154
- Wan > Lan
  
  156
- Lan > Wan
  
  158
- Forwarding
  
  160
- Nat
  
  162
  - Simplenat
    162
  - 1:1 Nat
    163
20 Vpn

164
- VPN-Ipsec
  
  164
  - Configuring a VPN-Ipsec Connection with Two Routers
    164
    
    Connection Settings
    165
    
    Network Settings
    166
    
    Authentication
    167
    
    Protocol Settings
    168
    
    L2TP Server Configuration
    169
- Vpn - Pptp
  
  170
  - Server Settings
    170
  - Client Settings
    171
- VPN Openvpn
  
  172
  - Basics about Openvpn
    172
  - Connection Scenarios
    173
    
    Client - Router
    173
    
    Configuring an Openvpn Windows Client
    177
  - Router-Router
    180
    
    Using the Connection Wizard
    180
    
    Server - no Authentication or Static Key
    182
    
    Server - Authentication with Certificates
    183
    
    Client Authentication: no or Static Key
    185
    
    Client Authentication: with Certificates
    186
  - Authentication
    187
    
    Authentication with Static Key
    187
    
    No Authentication
    187
    
    Authentication with Certificates
    189
  - Inactivity Settings
    193
  - Protocol Options
    194
21 I/O Manager

196
- Configuring the Connection
  
  197
  - Creating the PLC Connection
    198
    
    Creating the Tags
    199
- Configuring the Logging Function
  
  200
- Diagnostic
  
  201
- Tag Status
  
  201
22 Alarm Management

202
- General
  
  202
- Digital Inputs
  
  202
  - Multiplex Inputs
    203
- Digital Outputs
  
  205
23 Status Messages

207
- General
  
  207
- Status - Interfaces
  
  207
- Status - Network
  
  208
  - Firewall
    209
    
    In / out / Forward
    209
    
    Nat
    210
- Status - Modem
  
  211
- Status - Internet
  
  214
- Status - DHCP
  
  215
- Status - DNS Server
  
  216
- Status - Dyndns
  
  216
- Status - NTP
  
  217
  - Status - VPN-IPSEC
    218
  - Status - VPN-PPTP
    219
  - Status - VPN Openvpn
    220
  - Status - Diagnostics
    221
  - Status - USB
    222
  - Status - Alarmmanagement
    222
  - Status - System
    223
24 Extras

224
- Lua
  
  224
- Toolbox
  
  225
25 Firmware Update Directly Via USB

226
26 Importing the Portal Configuration into an Mbnet Via USB

227
27 Factory Settings on Delivery

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- Username and Password
  
  228
- IP Address of the Router
  
  228
28 Loading the Factory Settings

228
29 Restart the Mbnet Router

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- Via Webinterface
  
  229
- Via Reset Button
  
  229
30 Initializing the Modem

230
- General Information on the at Commands
  230
- Analog Modem Commands
  
  230
- ISDN Terminal Adapter (TA) Commands
  
  232
31 Appendix

233
Country Codes for Analog Devices

233

MB Connect Line mbNET Series Quick Start Up Manual (26 pages)

Brand: MB Connect Line | Category: Network Router | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
2
Safety Instructions

3
Using Open Source Software

4
- 2�1 General Information
  4
- 2�2 Special Liability Regulations
  5
Included in Delivery

6
Performance Characteristics

8
Displays, Controls and Connections

9
First Time Operation

12
Initial Configuration

13
- Initial Configuration Via Mbconnect24 V 1.7
  14
  - Login Mbconnect24
    14
  - Create A Device
    14
  - Creating The Configuration
    15
  - Transfer Configuration To The Mbnet
    16
- Initial Configuration Via Rsp Mbconnect24 V 2.X
  17
  - Login Mbconnect24
    17
  - Creating A Project
    17
  - Create A Device
    18
  - Configuring The Device (Connection Data)
    19
  - Creating A Configuration
    20
  - Transfer Configuration To The Mbnet
    21
Access the Web Interface of the Mbnet

22
- Device State
  23
- 8�2 Diagnostics
  24
Loading the Factory Settings

24
Factory Settings on Delivery

26
Technical Data

26
Technical Support

26

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MB Connect Line mbNET Series Manual (237 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Table of Contents

2 Gerneral

Purpose of this Documentation

Validity of this Documentation

Brief Description

Features

Prerequisites/Components

Releas Notes

3 Safety Instructions (English and France)

4 Using Open Source Software

General Information

Special Liability Regulations

Used Open-Source Software

5 Technical Specification

Dimensional Drawing

Datasheet

General Approvals

6 What Is Included in the Package

7 Displays, Controls and Connections

Front Panel View

Top, Bottom and Back Panel Views

8 Interfaces

Pinout of Top Panel Terminal Blocks X1 and X2

Pinout of Bottom Panel RJ11 Jack

Pinout of Front Panel Serial Interfaces COM1 and COM2

Pinout of Front Panel LAN / WAN Ports

Pinout Front Panel USB Port

9 First Time Operation

Router Installation

Connecting the Router to the Power Supply and Switching on

Connecting the Router to a Configuration PC

10 Router Configuration Prerequisites

How to Set Computer Address (IP Address) and Subnet Mask in Windows 7

How to Set Computer Address (IP Address) and Subnet Mask in XP

11 Access the Web Interface of the Router

Cloudserver

Classic Router

Configuration Screen of the Mbnet

12 Basic Configuration of the Router Using the Web Interface

Web Interface Home Page

Icons, Buttons and Fields

System > CTM (Configuration Transfer Manager)

System > Settings

System > WEB

WLAN Configuration

13 Description of Different Connection Scenarios

General

Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection over the Telephone Network

Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection Via the Internet

Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection to the Internet Using a DSL Modem

Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection to the Internet Via an Existing Router

Configuring the Industrial Router for VPN Connection to a Client

Configuring a Connection between Two Routers Via VPN PPTP

14 Creating Certificates and Revocation Lists Using XCA

Certificates Overview

Creating Certificates

Generating CRL-Files (Certificate Revocation Lists)

15 Importing Certificates in Windows XP

16 System Settings

System - Users

System - Certificates

System - USB

System - Logging

System - Configuration

System - Firmware

17 Network

Network - LAN

Network - WAN

Network - Modem

Network - Internet

Network - DHCP

Network - DNS Server

Network - Hosts

Network - Dyndns

18 Serial Interfaces

General

Redirecting Serial Interfaces to Your PC (VCOM LAN2)