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98-175666-D Chapter 3: Setup of the antenna 3-11
Gateway setup
If the BDU needs to communicate with network units outside the specified sub-nets,
you must specify a default gateway (typically a router). The default gateway can be set
as a static IP address. Then set the default gateway source to static and enter the IP
address of the default gateway. To remove the default gateway set it to 0.0.0.0.
Alternatively, if your DHCP server is able to provide a default gateway address and you
have selected DHCP client above, then select the same LAN as your default gateway
source.
ADU port setup
The LAN ports in the ADU can be set up according to the following table.
• Disabled: No access to antenna system.
• Service: Access to the XTR web interface for service and configuration at ADU
• BDU LAN port #: Tunnels ACM LAN port to BDU LAN port. Used for integration of 3rd
party IP devices.
BDU / ADU LAN port modes
BDU LAN port 1 - Mode
Modem: Parameters are based on the modem type selected in the VSAT profile. VLAN 1
BDU LAN port 2 - mode
ADU
Connector ID
Type Function
1 RJ-45 Disabled / Service / BDU LAN port 3
2 RJ-45 Disabled / Service / BDU LAN port 4
3 RJ-45 Disabled
4 RJ-45 Disabled
Table 3-3: ADU LAN connectors
LAN port 1 Modem: LAN Port 2 assigned to LAN Port 1 VLAN / IP-subnet.
LAN port 5 Service: LAN Port 2 assigned to LAN Port 5 VLAN / IP-subnet.
Static User defined IP subnet - VLAN 2
DHCP client Network parameters obtained via DHCP - VLAN 2
Modem controlled User defined VLANS configured by GMU via SNMP
Table 3-4: BDU LAN port 2
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