Name: Bartec Syscom MR3000C
Brand: Bartec
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 dyndns

 no-ip

 ovh

 dyndnsit

 changeip

 sitelutions

Figure 5.3.4. Subsection dedicated to the DDNS.

5.3.5. OpenVPN

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. With this service, you will be able to communicate with the

SB when it is out in the field where it neither has a public (accessible from the WEB) nor a static

(not changing) IP address. The OpenVPN service makes sure to access the SB through a

persistent IP address. OpenVPN service works nicely if the SB is connected to a ADSL /cable TV

router you find in private houses. No further settings on the router (e.g. port-forwarding as for

DDNS) are required.

The VPN interface uses not the real, but a virtual IP address. This address remains always the

same (or – depending of the configuration of the OpenVPN server – the address is at least known

by the OpenVPN server) regardless of the real IP address and if the SB is connected via wired

connection. The virtual address is shown here and on the Status screen in the VPN section.

To complete the configuration, click the Enabled box, then upload the 4 configuration files on the

SB, and click on Apply. The configuration files (sometimes referred as VPN keys) are provided by

the provider of the VPN service.

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