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| AirborneDirect™ User Manual | ||||
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| Table 36 – Configure Data Tunnel on Serial Port 1 Tunnel Port (TCP) | ||||
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| You will see a group of fields under the banner | ||
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| of WLAN Parameters. | ||
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| Feature Link |
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| Select Connection Settings |
| configured before configuring the Ethernet | ||
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| A page showing the configuration options for | |
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| TCP/IP and UDP connections to the device. | |
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| Configuration of Telnet, HTTP and SSH ports is | |
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| possible through this page. | |
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| Select Tunnel Enabled |
| Select Enabled. | ||
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| Select Tunnel Port |
| Enter the port to be used for the tunnel. | ||
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| Default is 8023, this should only be changed if | |
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| a port is already defined for the application | |
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| server or it is already being used by another | |
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| Select Tunnel Mode |
| Select TCP from drop down menu. | ||
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| Press Commit [Button] |
| Saves changes to the device. | ||
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| Press Reload [Button] |
| Reloads the Connection Settings page. | ||
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| The wireless interface and security must be | ||
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| Select Serial Port Settings |
| configured before configuring the Ethernet | ||
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| Displays a page showing the serial port | |
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| configuration, setting the default mode of | |
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| operation for the serial interface is done in this | |
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| Select Serial CLI Default Mode |
| Select Listen from the drop down menu. | ||
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| Press Commit [Button] |
| Saves changes to the device. | ||
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| Optional |
| Reloads the Serial Port Settings page. Select | ||
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| Press Reload [Button] |
| this is you have further configuration options to | ||
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| change. | |||
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| Restarts the device. After the device as | ||
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| Press Restart [Button] |
| rebooted it will attempt to authenticate to the | ||
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| configured network. As long as the network is | |||
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| in range the wireless interface will connect. | |
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| Once authenticated the network it is possible | |
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| for a TCP/IP connection to be made on the | |
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| Telnet port. | |
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To establish a data tunnel and gain access to the serial data from the WLAN or Ethernet interface follow the steps in Table 37.
Table 37 - Data Tunnel using Tunnel Port on Serial Port 1
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| Open TCP socket to device |
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| Using the WLAN IP Address and configured | |
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| tunnel port number for Serial Port 1 (Default | |
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