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Moxa Technologies NPort W2250 Plus Series User Manual (167 pages)

Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 3.98 MB

Copyright Notice
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Introduction

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- Overview
  12
- Package Checklist
  12
- Product Features
  13
- Product Specifications
  13
  - Wlan
    13
  - Lan
    13
  - Serial
    14
  - Serial Communication Parameters
    14
  - Software Features
    14
  - Power Requirements
    14
  - Physical Properties
    14
  - Environmental Limits
    14
  - Certifications
    14
- Serial Port Pin Assignments
  15
Chapter 2 Getting Started

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- Overview
  17
- Panel Layout
  17
- LED Indicators
  18
  - Top Panel LED Indicators
    18
  - End Panel LED Indicators
    18
- Placement Options
  20
- Connecting the Hardware
  20
- Initial IP Configuration
  22
Chapter 3 Initial IP Configuration

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Chapter 4 Introduction to Operation Modes

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- Overview
  29
- Real COM Mode
  29
- RFC2217 Mode
  30
- TCP Server Mode
  30
- TCP Client Mode
  31
- UDP Mode
  31
- Pair Connection Modes
  32
- Ethernet Modem Mode
  32
- Terminal Applications
  33
  - Terminal ASCII Mode
    33
  - Terminal Binary Mode
    33
- Reverse Terminal Mode
  34
Chapter 5 Web Console: Basic Settings

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- Overview
  36
  - Web Browser Settings
    36
  - Navigating the Web Console
    37
- Basic Settings
  38
  - Server Name
    38
  - Server Location
    38
  - Time Zone
    38
  - Local Time
    39
  - Time Server
    39
Chapter 6 Web Console: Network Settings

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- Overview
  41
- Network Settings> General Settings
  41
  - DNS Server 1 and 2
    41
  - WINS Function
    42
  - WINS Server
    42
- Network Settings> Ethernet Settings
  42
  - IP Configuration
    43
  - IP Address
    43
  - Netmask
    43
  - Gateway
    43
  - Speed
    44
- Network Settings> WLAN Settings> WLAN
  44
  - IP Configuration
    45
  - IP Address
    45
  - Netmask
    45
  - Gateway
    45
- Network Settings> WLAN Settings> Profile
  46
  - Network Type
    47
  - Priority
    48
  - Connect Rule
    48
  - Low Signal Strength Reconnect
    48
- General Settings for WLAN Profile
  49
  - Profile Name
    50
  - Profile Enable
    50
  - Operation Mode
    51
  - Ssid
    51
  - Channel
    51
- Security Settings for WLAN Profile
  52
  - Authentication
    54
  - Encryption
    55
  - PSK Passphrase
    55
- Security Settings for WEP Encryption
  56
  - WEP Key Length
    56
  - WEP Key Index
    56
  - WEP Key Source
    57
  - WEP Passphrase
    57
  - WEP Key Format
    57
  - WEP Key 1 through 4
    57
- Security Settings for WPA, WPA2
  58
  - EAP Method
    59
  - Tunneled Authentication
    59
  - Username
    59
  - Password
    59
  - Anonymous Username
    60
  - Verify Server Certificate
    60
  - Trusted Server Certificate
    60
  - User Certificate
    60
  - User Private Key
    60
- Network Settings> Advanced Settings
  61
  - Gratuitous ARP
    61
Chapter 7 Web Console: Serial Port Settings

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- Overview
  64
- Serial Port Settings> Port 1 or 2> Operation Modes
  64
  - Application
    65
  - Mode
    66
- Settings for Realcom Mode
  67
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    67
  - Max Connection
    68
  - Ignore Jammed IP
    68
  - Allow Driver Control
    69
  - Connection Goes down
    69
  - Packet Length
    69
  - Delimiter 1 and 2
    70
  - Delimiter Process
    70
  - Force Transmit
    71
- Settings for RFC2217 Mode
  71
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    72
  - TCP Port
    72
  - Packet Length
    72
  - Delimiter 1 and 2
    72
  - Delimiter Process
    73
  - Force Transmit
    73
- Settings for TCP Server Mode
  74
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    74
  - Inactivity Time
    75
  - Max Connection
    75
  - Ignore Jammed IP
    75
  - Allow Driver Control
    76
  - TCP Port
    76
  - CMD Port
    76
  - Connection Goes down
    76
  - Packet Length
    77
  - Delimiter 1 and 2
    77
  - Delimiter Process
    78
  - Force Transmit
    78
- Settings for TCP Client Mode
  79
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    79
  - Inactivity Time
    80
  - Ignore Jammed IP
    80
  - Designated Local Port 1 to 4
    81
  - Connection Control
    81
  - Packet Length
    81
  - Delimiter 1 and 2
    82
  - Delimiter Process
    82
  - Force Transmit
    83
- Settings for UDP Mode
  83
  - Destination Address 1 to 4
    84
  - Local Listen Port
    84
  - Packet Length
    84
  - Delimiter 1 and 2
    84
  - Delimiter Process
    85
  - Force Transmit
    85
- Settings for Pair Connection Modes
  86
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    86
  - Destination Address
    87
  - TCP Port
    87
- Settings for Ethernet Modem Mode
  87
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    87
  - TCP Port
    88
- Settings for Terminal ASCII Mode
  88
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    89
  - Inactivity Time
    89
  - Auto-Link Protocol
    89
  - Primary and Secondary Host Address
    90
  - Telnet TCP Port
    90
  - Terminal Type
    90
  - Max. Sessions
    90
  - Change Session
    90
  - Quit
    90
  - Break
    90
  - Interrupt
    91
  - Authentication Type
    91
  - Auto-Login Prompt
    91
  - Password Prompt
    91
  - Login User Name
    91
  - Login Password
    92
- Settings for Terminal Binary Mode
  92
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    93
  - Inactivity Time
    93
  - Auto-Link Protocol
    93
  - Primary and Secondary Host Address
    94
  - Telnet TCP Port
    94
  - Terminal Type
    94
  - Quit
    94
  - Authentication Type
    94
  - Auto-Login Prompt
    95
  - Password Prompt
    95
  - Login User Name
    95
  - Login Password
    95
- Settings for Reverse Terminal Mode
  96
  - TCP Alive Check Time
    96
  - Inactivity Time
    96
  - TCP Port
    97
  - Authentication Type
    97
  - Map Keys <CR-LF
    97
- Serial Port Settings> Port 1 or 2> Communication Parameters
  98
  - Port Alias
    98
  - Baud Rate
    99
  - Data Bits
    99
  - Stop Bits
    99
  - Parity
    99
  - Flow Control
    99
  - Fifo
    99
  - Interface
    99
- Serial Port Settings> Port 1 or 2> Data Buffering/Log
  100
  - Port Buffering
    100
  - Serial Data Logging
    100
- Serial Port Settings> Welcome Message
  101
Chapter 8 Web Console: System Management

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- Overview
  104
- System Management> Misc. Network Settings> Accessible IP List
  104
- System Management> Misc. Network Settings> SNMP Agent Settings
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  - Snmp
    105
  - Read Community String
    106
  - Write Community String
    106
  - Contact Name
    106
  - Location
    106
  - SNMP Agent Version
    106
  - Read Only User Name
    106
  - Read Only Authentication Mode
    106
  - Read Only Password
    107
  - Read Only Privacy Mode
    107
  - Read Only Privacy
    107
  - Read/Write User Name
    107
  - Read/Write Authentication Mode
    107
  - Read/Write Password
    107
  - Read/Write Privacy Mode
    107
  - Read/Write Privacy
    107
- System Management> Misc. Network Settings> Host Table
  108
- System Management> Misc. Network Settings> User Table
  109
- System Management> Misc. Network Settings> Authentication Server
  109
  - RADIUS Server IP
    110
  - RADIUS Key
    110
  - UDP Port
    110
  - RADIUS Accounting
    110
- System Management> Misc. Network Settings> System Log Settings
  110
- System Management> Auto Warning Settings> Event Settings
  111
- System Management> Auto Warning Settings> Serial Event Settings
  112
- System Management> Auto Warning Settings> E-Mail Alert
  113
  - Mail Server
    113
  - From E-Mail Address
    113
  - To E-Mail Address 1 to 4
    114
- System Management> Auto Warning Settings> SNMP Trap
  114
  - SNMP Trap Server IP
    114
  - Trap Version
    114
  - Trap Community
    114
- System Management> Maintenance> Console Settings
  115
  - HTTP Console
    115
  - HTTPS Console
    115
  - Telnet Console
    115
  - SSH Console
    115
  - Reset Button
    116
- System Management> Maintenance> Ping
  116
- System Management> Maintenance> Firmware Upgrade
  117
- System Management> Maintenance> Configuration Import
  117
- System Management> Maintenance> Configuration Export
  118
- System Management> Maintenance> Load Factory Default
  118
- System Management> Maintenance> Change Password
  119
- System Management> Certificate> Ethernet SSL Certificate Import
  120
- System Management> Certificate> WLAN SSL Certificate Import
  120
- System Management> Certificate> WPA Server Certificate Import
  121
- System Management> Certificate> WPA User Certificate Import
  122
- System Management> Certificate> WPA User Key Import
  123
- System Management> Certificate> Certificate/Key Delete
  124
Chapter 9 Web Console: System Monitoring

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Chapter 10 Web Console: Save and Restart

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- Overview
  135
- Save Configuration
  135
- Restart> Restart System
  135
- Restart> Restart Ports
  136
Chapter 11 Installing and Configuring the Software

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- Overview
  138
- Nport Windows Driver Manager
  138
- Nport Search Utility
  147
  - Installing Nport Search Utility
    147
  - Finding Nport Device Servers on Network
    150
  - Modifying Nport IP Addresses
    150
  - Upgrading Nport Firmware
    152
- Linux Real TTY Drivers
  153
  - Basic Steps
    153
  - Installing Linux Real TTY Driver Files
    153
  - Mapping TTY Ports
    154
  - Removing Mapped TTY Ports
    155
  - Removing Linux Driver Files
    155
- UNIX Fixed TTY Drivers
  155
  - Installing the UNIX Driver
    155
  - Configuring the UNIX Driver
    156
Appendix A SNMP Agents with MIB II & RS-232-Like Groups

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- RFC1213 MIB-II Supported SNMP Variables
  158
  - System MIB
    158
  - Interfaces MIB
    158
  - Ip Mib
    158
  - Icmp Mib
    159
  - Udp Mib
    159
  - Address Translation
    159
  - Tcp Mib
    159
  - Snmp Mib
    159
- RFC1317: RS-232 MIB Objects
  160
  - Generic RS-232-Like Group
    160
  - RS-232-Like General Port Table
    160
  - RS-232-Like Asynchronous Port Group
    160
  - The Input Signal Table
    160
  - The Output Signal Table
    160
Appendix B Well Known Port Numbers

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Appendix C Ethernet Modem Commands

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- Dial-In Operation
  163
- Dial-Out
  163
- Disconnection Request from Local Site
  163
- Disconnection Request from Remote Site
  164
- AT Commands
  164
- S Registers
  165
Appendix D Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

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Fcc Warning Statement

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Moxa Technologies NPort W2250 Plus Series User Manual (93 pages)

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Brand: Moxa Technologies | Category: Server | Size: 2.05 MB

Copyright Notice
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Chapter 1 Introduction

5
- Overview
  6
- Product Features
  7
- Serial Port Pin Assignments
  8
Chapter 2 Getting Started

9
- Panel Layout
  10
- Connecting the Hardware
  11
- Connecting the Power
  12
- Connecting to a Serial Device
  12
- Led Indicators
  12
Chapter 3 Initial IP Configuration

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- Factory Default Ip Address
  14
- Telnet Console
  15
- Serial Console (19200, N, 8, 1)
  18
Chapter 4 Choosing the Proper Operation Mode

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- Overview
  22
- TCP Client Mode
  23
- Real COM Mode
  24
- Pair Connection Mode
  25
- Terminal Applications
  26
- Reverse Terminal Applications
  27
Chapter 5 Web Console Configuration

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- Configuring Your Browser
  30
- Basic Settings
  31
- Web/Telnet Console
  32
- Network Settings
  33
- Ethernet Configuration
  34
- WLAN Configuration
  35
- Network Configuration
  36
- Serial Port Settings
  38
- Tcp Server Mode
  41
- Udp Mode
  47
- Communication Parameters
  49
- System Management
  50
- SNMP Agent
  51
- Auto Warning Settings
  52
- Event Type
  54
- System Status
  55
- Change Password
  56
- Load Factory Default
  57
Chapter 6 Installing and Configuring the Software

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- Overview
  60
- Installing Nport Search Utility
  63
- Configuring Nport COM Driver
  66
- Configuring Nport Search Utility
  71
- Linux Real TTY and UNIX Fixed TTY Installation
  72
- Hardware Installation
  73
- Mapping Tty Ports
  73
- Removing Mapped Tty Ports
  74
- Installing the UNIX Fixed TTY Driver
  75
- Upgrading the Firmware
  76
- Fcc Warning Statement
  87
- Safety Information
  87
- Service Information
  89
- MOXA Internet Services
  90
- Problem Report Form
  91
- Product Return Procedure
  92

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Chapter 3 Initial IP Configuration

Chapter 4 Introduction to Operation Modes

Chapter 5 Web Console: Basic Settings

Chapter 6 Web Console: Network Settings

Chapter 7 Web Console: Serial Port Settings

Chapter 8 Web Console: System Management

Chapter 9 Web Console: System Monitoring

Chapter 10 Web Console: Save and Restart

Chapter 11 Installing and Configuring the Software

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Appendix B Well Known Port Numbers

Appendix C Ethernet Modem Commands

Appendix D Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Chapter 3 Initial IP Configuration

Chapter 4 Choosing the Proper Operation Mode

Chapter 5 Web Console Configuration

Chapter 6 Installing and Configuring the Software

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