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Moxa Technologies NPort 6000 Series User Manual (208 pages)

Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 17 MB

Copyright Notice
2
Technical Support Contact Information
2
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
7
Overview
7
Package Checklist
7
Nport 6610/6650
7
Nport 6150, Nport 6250, and Nport 6450
8
Product Features
9
Product Selection Chart
9
Getting Started
11
Panel Layout
11
Nport 6150/6250
11
Nport 6450
12
Nport 6610/6650
13
Panel, DIN-Rail, and Rack-Mounting
14
Wall or Cabinet Mounting
14
DIN-Rail Mounting
14
Rack-Mounting
14
Connecting the Hardware
15
Wiring Requirements
15
Connecting the Nport 6600 VDC's Power
15
Grounding the Nport 6600 VDC
16
Connecting to the Network
16
Connecting to a Serial Device
16
LED Indicators
16
Adjustable Pull High/Low Resistors for the RS-485 Port
17
Nport 6650 DIP Switches
19
Cybersecurity Considerations
20
Updating Firmware
20
Turn off Unused Service and Ports
20
Turn off Moxa Service after Installation
20
Turn on Services that Are Necessary
20
Limited IP Access
21
Account and Password
21
System Log
21
Testing the Security Environment
21
Initial IP Address Configuration
23
Static and Dynamic IP Addresses
23
Factory Default IP Address
23
Configuration Options
23
Device Search Utility
23
Web Console
24
LCM Console/Front Panel (Nport 6610, 6650, and 6450 Only)
24
Arp
25
Telnet Console
25
Serial Console
29
Introducing Serial Port Operation Modes
32
Overview
32
Guide to Nport 6000 Modes
32
Device-Control Applications
32
Real COM and Secure Real COM Modes
33
Reverse Real COM Mode
33
RFC2217 Mode
34
Socket Applications
34
TCP Server and Secure TCP Server Modes
34
TCP Client and Secure TCP Client Modes
35
UDP Mode
35
Pair Connection and Secure Pair Connection Modes
36
Ethernet Modem Mode
36
Terminal Applications
37
Terminal ASCII Mode
37
Terminal bin Mode
37
SSH Mode
37
Reverse Terminal Applications
38
Reverse Telnet
38
Reverse SSH
38
Printer Modes
39
Dial In/Out Modes
40
Disabled Mode
40
Configuration with the Web Console
41
Using Your Web Browser
41
Browser Cookie Settings
41
Trusted Site Settings
42
Opening the Web Console
44
Web Console Navigation
45
Network Configuration
46
Basic Network Settings
46
What Is Ipv6
47
Ipv6 Gateway
48
Advanced Network Settings
49
What Is RIP
49
Configuring the Route Table
50
Configuring Routes to the Internet
51
Configuring Routes to the Intranet
52
Configuring Multiple Point Routes
53
Module Settings
54
Nm-Tx01, Nm-Tx02, Nm-Fx01-M-Sc, Nm-Fx01-S-Sc, Nm-Fx02-M-Sc, Nm-Fx02-S-Sc
54
Using Ethernet Redundancy
54
The STP/RSTP Concept
55
What Is STP
55
How STP Works
56
STP Requirements
56
Differences between RSTP and STP
57
STP Example
58
Configuring RSTP
59
Configuration Limits of RSTP/STP
59
Configuring Turbo Ring
60
The Turbo Ring Concept
60
Determining the Redundant Path of a "Turbo Ring" Ring
61
Configuring Turbo Ring 2
62
Configuring Serial Port Operation Modes
63
Port Setting Basics
63
Device Control Applications
64
Real COM Mode
64
Reverse Real COM Mode
67
RFC2217 Mode
69
Socket Applications
70
TCP Server Mode
70
TCP Client Mode
73
UDP Mode
76
Pair Connection Mode
77
Pair Connection Master Mode
78
Pair Connection Slave Mode
78
Ethernet Modem Mode
79
Disconnection Request from Local Site
80
Disconnection Request from Remote Site
80
Terminal Applications
81
Terminal ASCII (TERM_ASC)
81
Terminal bin (TERM_BIN)
83
Ssh
84
Reverse Terminal Applications
85
Reverse Telnet Mode
85
Reverse SSH Mode
86
Printer Applications
87
RAW PRN Mode
87
LPD PRN Mode
88
Dial In/Out Applications
88
PPP Mode
88
PPPD Mode
89
SLIP Mode
90
SLIPD Mode
91
Dynamic Mode
91
Disabled Mode
92
Additional Serial Port Settings
93
Port Communication Parameters
93
Serial Parameters
93
Port Data Buffering/Log
94
Port Modem Settings
95
Port Cipher Settings
95
User Table
96
System Configuration Settings
97
Basic Settings
97
Server Settings
97
Time Settings
97
Daylight Saving Time
98
Accessible IP List
99
Host Table
100
Firmware Upgrade
101
Backup/Restore
101
Pre-Shared Key
101
Configuration Import
102
Configuration Export
102
Secure Connecting Settings (Changed Certificate from Versions 2.0)
102
Ethernet SSL/TLS Certificate
103
SSL/TLS Client Certificate Import
103
Administration Settings
104
Account Management
104
Notification Message
104
User Account
106
Access Permission
106
Password and Login Policy
108
Account Password Policy
109
Account Login Failure Lockout
109
SNMP Agent
109
Read-Only and Read/Write Access Control
110
Authentication Server
110
Console Setting
111
Load Factory Defaults
112
Log, Monitoring and Warning
113
System Log Settings
113
Configure the Remote Log Server
114
System Monitoring
114
Serial Status
115
Serial to Network Connections
115
Serial Port Status
115
Serial Port Error Count
115
System Status
116
Network Statistics
117
Network Module
118
Serial Data Log
119
Auto Warning Settings
121
Event Log Settings
121
Event Settings
121
Serial Event Settings
122
DCD Changed
122
DSR Changed
123
Email Alert
123
SNMP Trap
124
Common Settings and Others
125
Common Settings
125
Ping
125
Change Password
125
Save Configuration
126
Restart
126
Restart System
126
Restart Ports
126
Logout
127
Software Installation/Configuration
128
Overview
128
Nport Windows Driver Manager
128
Installing Nport Windows Driver Manager
128
Using Nport Windows Driver Manager
130
Configure the Mapped COM Ports
135
Command Line Installation/Removal
142
Port Sniffer Wizard
144
Device Search Utility (DSU)
151
Installing Device Search Utility
151
Configuring by Device Search Utility (DSU)
151
Import Configuration
154
Export Configuration
155
Upgrade Firmware
155
Web Console
156
Other Options
157
Linux Real TTY Drivers
158
Basic Procedures
158
Hardware Setup
158
Installing Linux Real TTY Driver Files
158
Mapping TTY Ports
159
Mapping Tty Ports Automatically
159
Mapping Tty Ports Manually
159
Removing Mapped TTY Ports
159
Removing Linux Driver Files
160
Macos TTY Drivers
160
Basic Procedures
160
Hardware Setup
160
Mapping Macos TTY Port
163
Uninstalling the Driver
166
Linux Arm Drivers
166
Introduction
166
Porting to the Moxa UC-Series-Arm-Based Computer
166
Porting to Raspberry Pi os
171
Porting to the Yocto Project on Raspberry Pi
171
The UNIX Fixed TTY Driver
178
Installing the UNIX Driver
178
Configuring the UNIX Driver
179
Android API Instructions
180
Overview
180
How to Start Mxnportapi
181
Mxnportapi Function Groups
182
Example Program
182
Pinouts and Cable Wiring
183
Port Pinout Diagrams
183
Nport 6150/6250/6450: RS-232/422/485 (Male DB9)
183
Nport 6600: RS-232/422/485 (Male RJ45)
183
Cable Wiring Diagrams
184
Ethernet Cables
184
Serial Cables (RS-232)
184
Serial Cables (RS-422/4-Wire RS-485)
186
Serial Cables (2-Wire RS-485)
187
Pin Assignments for DB9 and DB25 Connectors
188
Pin Assignments for DB9 Male and Female Connectors
188
Pin Assignments for DB25 Male and Female Connectors
188
Rfc2217
189
Well-Known Port Numbers
190
SNMP Agents with MIB II & RS-232 Like Groups
192
RFC1213 MIB-II Supported SNMP Variables
192
RFC1317 RS-232 Like Groups
193
Moxa-NP6000-MIB
194
RADIUS Server
199
What Is RADIUS
199
Definition
199
Client/Server Architecture
199
Setting up the Nport 6000
200
Setting up the RADIUS Server IP Address
200
Serial Port Configuration
200
Setting up UNIX Hosts
200
Setting up Windows NT Hosts
201
Setting up Windows 2000 Hosts
203
Setting up Windows 2003 Hosts
205
How to Become a Registered User of Moxa Website
207

Moxa Technologies NPort 6000 Series User Manual (184 pages)

NPort 6000 Series

Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 20 MB

Copyright Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Overview
  8
- Package Checklist
  8
  - Nport 6610/6650
    8
  - Nport 6150, Nport 6250, and Nport 6450
    9
- Product Features
  9
- Product Selection Chart
  10
- Product Specifications
  11
  - Nport 6150
    11
  - Nport 6250/6250-S-SC/6250-M-SC
    12
  - Serial Interface
    13
  - Nport 6450
    14
  - Nport 6610/6650
    16
2 Getting Started

20
- Panel Layout
  21
  - Nport 6150/6250
    21
  - Nport 6450
    21
  - Nport 6610/6650
    22
- Panel, DIN-Rail, and Rack-Mounting
  23
- Connecting the Hardware
  24
3 Initial IP Address Configuration

28
- Static and Dynamic IP Addresses
  29
- Factory Default IP Address
  29
- Configuration Options
  29
  - Device Search Utility
    29
  - Web Console
    29
  - LCM Console/Front Panel (Nport 6610, 6650, and 6450 Only)
    29
  - Arp
    30
  - Telnet Console
    31
  - Serial Console
    34
4 Introducing Serial Port Operation Modes

37
- Overview
  38
- Guide to Nport 6000 Modes
  38
- Device-Control Applications
  39
  - Real COM and Secure Real COM Modes
    39
  - Reverse Real COM Mode
    40
  - RFC2217 Mode
    40
- Socket Applications
  41
- Pair Connection and Secure Pair Connection Modes
  42
- Ethernet Modem Mode
  43
- Terminal Applications
  43
  - Terminal ASCII Mode
    44
  - Terminal bin Mode
    44
  - SSH Mode
    44
- Reverse Terminal Applications
  44
  - Reverse Telnet
    45
  - Reverse SSH
    45
- Printer Modes
  45
- Dial In/Out Modes
  46
- Disabled Mode
  46
5 Configuration with the Web Console

47
- Using Your Web Browser
  48
  - Browser Cookie Settings
    48
  - Trusted Site Settings
    49
  - Opening the Web Console
    50
- Web Console Navigation
  51
- Network Configuration
  51
  - Basic Network Settings
    51
  - Ipv6 Gateway
    53
  - Advanced Network Settings
    54
  - Setting up the DDNS
    55
  - Configuring the Route Table
    56
6 Module Settings

60
- Nm-Tx01, Nm-Tx02, Nm-Fx01-M-Sc, Nm-Fx01-S-Sc, Nm-Fx02-M-Sc, Nm-Fx02-S-Sc
  61
  - Using Ethernet Redundancy
    61
  - The STP/RSTP Concept
    62
  - Differences between RSTP and STP
    64
  - STP Example
    65
- Configuring Turbo Ring
  67
  - The Turbo Ring Concept
    67
  - Configuring Turbo Ring 2
    69
7 Configuring Serial Port Operation Modes

70
- Port Setting Basics
  71
- Device Control Applications
  71
  - Real COM Mode
    71
  - Reverse Real COM Mode
    74
  - RFC2217 Mode
    76
- Socket Applications
  77
  - TCP Server Mode
    77
  - TCP Client Mode
    80
  - UDP Mode
    82
- Pair Connection Mode
  83
  - Pair Connection Master Mode
    83
  - Pair Connection Slave Mode
    84
- Ethernet Modem Mode
  85
- Disconnection Request from Remote Site
  86
- Terminal Applications
  87
  - Terminal ASCII (TERM_ASC)
    87
  - Terminal bin (TERM_BIN)
    89
  - Ssh
    90
- Reverse Terminal Applications
  91
  - Reverse Telnet Mode
    91
  - Reverse SSH Mode
    92
- Printer Applications
  93
  - RAW PRN Mode
    93
  - LPD PRN Mode
    94
- Dial In/Out Applications
  94
  - PPP Mode
    94
  - PPPD Mode
    95
  - SLIP Mode
    96
  - SLIPD Mode
    96
  - Dynamic Mode
    97
- Disabled Mode
  97
8 Additional Serial Port Settings

98
- Port Communication Parameters
  99
  - Serial Parameters
    99
- Port Data Buffering/Log
  100
- Port Modem Settings
  101
- Port Cipher Settings
  101
- User Table
  102
- Welcome Message
  102
9 System Configuration Settings

103
- Basic Settings
  104
  - Server Settings
    104
  - Time Settings
    104
- Accessible IP List
  105
- Host Table
  106
- Firmware Upgrade
  106
- Backup/Restore
  107
  - Pre-Shared Key
    107
  - Configuration Import
    107
  - Configuration Export
    108
- Certificate
  108
  - Ethernet SSL/TLS Certificate Import
    108
  - Certificate/Key Delete
    109
  - SSL/TLS Configurations
    109
10 Administration Settings

110
- Account Management
  111
  - Notification Message
    111
  - User Account
    112
  - Access Permission
    113
  - Password and Login Policy
    115
- SNMP Agent
  116
- Authentication Server
  117
- Console Setting
  117
- Load Factory Defaults
  118
11 Log, Monitoring and Warning

119
- System Log Settings
  120
- Configure the Remote Log Server
  121
- System Monitoring
  121
  - Serial Status
    121
    
    Serial Port Status
    122
    
    Serial Port Error Count
    122
    
    Serial Port Settings
    122
  - System Status
    123
    
    Network Statistics
    124
    
    Network Module
    125
    
    Auto Refresh
    125
    
    Redundancy Protocol
    125
    
    Serial Data Log
    126
    
    System Log
    126
- Auto Warning Settings
  128
  - Event Log Settings
    128
  - Event Settings
    128
  - Serial Event Settings
    129
  - Email Alert
    130
  - SNMP Trap
    131
12 Common Settings and Others

132
- Common Settings
  133
  - Ping
    133
- Change Password
  133
- Save Configuration
  134
- Restart
  134
  - Restart System
    134
  - Restart Ports
    134
- Logout
  135
13 Software Installation/Configuration

136
- Overview
  137
- Nport Windows Driver Manager
  137
- Device Search Utility (DSU)
  150
  - Installing Device Search Utility
    150
  - Configuring Device Search Utility (DSU)
    153
- Linux Real TTY Drivers
  154
  - Basic Procedures
    154
  - Hardware Setup
    154
  - Installing Linux Real TTY Driver Files
    154
  - Mapping TTY Ports
    154
  - Removing Mapped TTY Ports
    155
  - Removing Linux Driver Files
    155
- The UNIX Fixed TTY Driver
  156
  - Installing the UNIX Driver
    156
  - Configuring the UNIX Driver
    156
Pinouts and Cable Wiring

158
- Port Pinout Diagrams
  159
  - Nport 6150/6250/6450: RS-232/422/485 (Male DB9
    159
  - Nport 6600: RS-232/422/485 (Male RJ45
    159
- Cable Wiring Diagrams
  160
  - Ethernet Cables
    160
  - Serial Cables
    162
  - Serial Cables (RS-422/4-Wire
    163
  - Pin Assignments for DB9 and DB25 Connectors
    164
Rfc2217

165
Well-Known Port Numbers

166
SNMP Agents with MIB II & RS-232 Like Groups

168
- RFC1213 MIB-II Supported SNMP Variables
  169
- RFC1317 RS-232 Like Groups
  170
- Moxa-NP6000-MIB
  171
RADIUS Server

176
- What Is RADIUS
  177
  - Definition
    177
  - Client/Server Architecture
    177
- Setting up the Nport 6000
  178
  - Setting up the RADIUS Server IP Address
    178
  - Serial Port Configuration
    178
- Setting up UNIX Hosts
  178
- Setting up Windows NT Hosts
  179
- Setting up Windows 2000 Hosts
  181
- Setting up Windows 2003 Hosts
  183

Moxa Technologies NPort 6000 Series User Manual (178 pages)

Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 7 MB

Copyright Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Overview
  8
- Package Checklist
  8
  - Nport 6610/6650
    8
  - Nport 6150, Nport 6250, and Nport 6450
    9
- Product Features
  9
- Product Selection Chart
  10
- Product Specifications
  10
  - Nport 6150
    10
    
    Serial Interface
    11
    
    Physical Characteristics
    11
    
    Environmental Limits
    11
    
    Power Requirements
    11
  - Nport 6250/6250-S-SC/6250-M-SC
    12
  - Serial Signals
    13
  - Nport 6450
    14
  - Nport 6610/6650
    16
2 Getting Started

19
- Panel Layout
  20
  - Nport 6150/6250
    20
  - Nport 6450
    20
  - Nport 6610/6650
    21
- Panel, DIN-Rail, and Rack Mounting
  22
- Connecting the Hardware
  23
3 Initial IP Address Configuration

28
- Static and Dynamic IP Addresses
  29
- Factory Default IP Address
  29
- Configuration Options
  29
  - Nport Search Utility
    29
  - Web Console
    29
  - LCM Console/Front Panel (Nport 6610, 6650, and 6450 Only)
    29
  - Arp
    30
  - Telnet Console
    31
  - Serial Console
    33
4 Introducing Serial Port Operation Modes

35
- Overview
  36
- Guide to Nport 6000 Modes
  36
- Device Control Applications
  36
  - Real COM and Secure Real COM Modes
    37
  - Reverse Real COM Mode
    37
  - RFC2217 Mode
    38
- Socket Applications
  38
- Pair Connection and Secure Pair Connection Modes
  40
- Ethernet Modem Mode
  40
- Terminal Applications
  41
  - Terminal ASCII Mode
    41
  - Terminal bin Mode
    41
  - SSH Mode
    41
- Reverse Terminal Applications
  42
  - Reverse Telnet
    42
  - Reverse SSH
    42
- Printer Modes
  43
- Dial In/Out Modes
  43
- Disabled Mode
  44
5 Configuration with the Web Console

45
- Using Your Web Browser
  46
  - Browser Cookie Settings
    46
  - Trusted Site Settings
    47
  - Opening the Web Console
    48
- Web Console Navigation
  49
- Basic Settings
  49
  - Server Settings
    49
  - Time Settings
    49
- Network Settings
  50
  - Basic Network Settings
    50
  - Ipv6 Gateway
    52
  - Advanced Network Settings
    53
  - Configuring the Route Table
    54
6 Module Settings

58
- Nm-Tx01, Nm-Tx02, Nm-Fx01-M-Sc, Nm-Fx01-S-Sc, Nm-Fx02-M-Sc, Nm-Fx02-S-Sc
  59
  - Using Ethernet Redundancy
    59
  - The STP/RSTP Concept
    60
  - Differences between RSTP and STP
    62
  - STP Example
    63
- Configuring Turbo Ring
  65
  - The Turbo Ring Concept
    65
  - Configuring Turbo Ring 2
    67
- Nm-Gprs/Gsm
  67
  - GSM Operation Mode
    68
  - GPRS Operation Mode
    69
  - SMS Operation Mode
    70
  - Serial Event Settings
    71
- NM-Modem
  72
- Connection Control
  74
7 Configuring Serial Port Operation Modes

75
- Port Setting Basics
  76
- Device Control Applications
  76
  - Real COM Mode
    76
  - Reverse Real COM Mode
    79
  - RFC2217 Mode
    81
- Socket Applications
  82
  - TCP Server Mode
    82
  - TCP Client Mode
    85
  - UDP Mode
    87
- Pair Connection Mode
  88
  - Pair Connection Master Mode
    88
  - Pair Connection Slave Mode
    89
- Ethernet Modem Mode
  90
- Disconnection Request from Remote Site
  91
- Terminal Applications
  93
  - Terminal ASCII (TERM_ASC)
    93
  - Terminal bin (TERM_BIN)
    94
  - Ssh
    96
- Reverse Terminal Applications
  97
  - Reverse Telnet Mode
    97
  - Reverse SSH Mode
    98
- Printer Applications
  99
  - RAW PRN Mode
    99
  - LPD PRN Mode
    100
- Dial In/Out Applications
  100
  - PPP Mode
    100
  - PPPD Mode
    101
  - SLIP Mode
    102
  - SLIPD Mode
    103
  - Dynamic Mode
    104
- Disabled Mode
  104
8 Additional Serial Port Settings

105
- Port Communication Parameters
  106
- Serial Parameters
  106
- Port Data Buffering/Log
  107
- Port Modem Settings
  107
- Port Cipher Settings
  108
- Welcome Message
  108
9 System Management Settings

109
- Misc. Network Settings
  110
  - Accessible IP List
    110
  - SNMP Agent Settings
    111
  - Read-Only and Read/Write Access Control
    111
  - Ddns
    112
  - Host Table
    112
  - User Table
    112
  - Authentication Server
    113
  - System Log Settings
    113
  - Configure the Remote Log Server
    114
- Auto Warning Settings
  115
  - Event Settings
    115
  - Serial Event Settings
    116
  - E-Mail Alert
    117
  - SNMP Trap
    118
- Maintenance
  118
  - Console Setting
    118
  - Ping
    119
  - Firmware Upgrade
    119
  - Configuration Import/Export
    119
  - Load Factory Defaults
    120
  - Change Password
    121
- Certificate
  121
  - Ethernet SSL Certificate Import
    121
  - Certificate/Key Delete
    122
- System Monitoring
  122
  - Serial to Network Connections
    122
  - Serial Port Status
    123
  - Serial Port Error Count
    123
  - Serial Port Settings
    124
  - Serial Cipher Usage Status
    124
  - Network Connections
    125
  - Network Statistics
    125
  - Network Module
    126
  - Serial Data Log
    127
  - System Log
    128
  - Routing
    128
  - PPP-Trace
    129
  - Dout State (for 6450/6600)
    129
- Save Configuration
  130
- Restart
  130
  - Restart System
    130
  - Restart Ports
    131
10 Software Installation/Configuration

132
- Overview
  133
- Nport Windows Driver Manager
  133
  - Installing Nport Windows Driver Manager
    133
  - Using Nport Windows Driver Manager
    135
- Nport Search Utility
  143
  - Installing Nport Search Utility
    143
  - Configuring Nport Search Utility
    145
- Linux Real TTY Drivers
  146
  - Basic Procedures
    146
  - Hardware Setup
    146
  - Installing Linux Real TTY Driver Files
    146
  - Mapping TTY Ports
    147
  - Mapping Tty Ports Automatically
    147
  - Mapping Tty Ports Manually
    147
  - Removing Mapped TTY Ports
    147
  - Removing Linux Driver Files
    148
- The UNIX Fixed TTY Driver
  148
  - Installing the UNIX Driver
    148
  - Configuring the UNIX Driver
    148
Pinouts and Cable Wiring

150
- Port Pinout Diagrams
  151
  - Nport 6150/6250/6450: RS-232/422/485 (Male DB9
    151
  - Nport 6600: RS-232/422/485 (Male RJ45
    151
- Cable Wiring Diagrams
  152
  - Ethernet Cables
    152
  - Serial Cables
    154
  - Serial Cables (RS-422/4-Wire
    155
  - Pin Assignments for DB9 and DB25 Connectors
    156
Rfc2217

157
Dynamic Domain Name Server

158
- Setting up the DDNS and Port Forwarding on NAS
  158
- Configuration
  159
Well Known Port Numbers

160
SNMP Agents with MIB II & RS-232 Like Groups

162
- RFC1213 MIB-II Supported SNMP Variables
  163
- RFC1317 RS-232 Like Groups
  164
- Moxa-NP6000-MIB
  165
RADIUS Server

170
- What Is RADIUS
  171
  - Definition
    171
  - Client/Server Architecture
    171
- Setting up the Nport 6000
  171
  - Setting up the RADIUS Server IP Address
    171
  - Serial Port Configuration
    172
- Setting up UNIX Hosts
  172
- Setting up Windows NT Hosts
  172
- Setting up Windows 2000 Hosts
  174
- Setting up Windows 2003 Hosts
  177