Conel LR77 v2 - Fig. 50: Expansion Port Configuration

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CONFIGURATION

When you select items Use DTR as control of TCP connection is activated function

control TCP connection using signal DTR (CD on the router).

DTR Description server Description client

Active The router allows establishing a TCP

connection.

Router starts TCP connection.

Nonactive The router does not permit establishing

a TCP connection.

Router stops TCP connection.

Table 54: DTR signal description

The changes in settings will apply after pressing the Apply button.

Fig. 50: Expansion port configuration

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Default Chapter2
- Firmware Version2
- Table of Contents3
1 Configuration Settings over Web Browser8
- Secured Access to Web Configuration9
- Network Status10
- DHCP Status11
- GPRS/UMTS Status12
Fig. 3: DHCP Status13
Fig. 2: Network Status13
Fig. 1: Web Configuration13
- Fig. 4: GPRS Status13
Fig. 8: Example Program Syslogd Start with the Parameter -R17
Fig. 7: System Log17
Fig. 6: Dyndns Status17
- Fig. 9: Topology of Example LAN Configuration 117
Fig. 10: Example LAN Configuration 118
- Fig. 11: Topology of Example LAN Configuration 218
Fig. 12: Example LAN Configuration 219
- Fig. 13: Topology of Example LAN Configuration 319
  - VRRP Configuration20
Fig. 14: Example LAN Configuration 321
- Fig. 15: Topology of Example VRRP Configuration21
  - GPRS Configuration22
Fig. 17: Example VRRP Configuration - Backup Router26
Fig. 16: Example VRRP Configuration - Main Router26
- Fig. 18: GPRS Configuration26
- Fig. 19: Example of GPRS Configuration 127
  - Pppoe Configuration28
  - Firewall Configuration29
Fig. 22: Pppoe Configuration30
Fig. 21: Example of GPRS Configuration 330
Fig. 20: Example of GPRS Configuration 230
- Fig. 23: Topology of Example Firewall Configuration30
  - NAT Configuration31
Fig. 24: Example Firewall Configuration32
- Fig. 25: Topology of Example NAT Configuration32
Fig. 26: Example NAT Configuration 133
- Fig. 27: Topology of Example NAT Configuration33
  - Openvpn Tunnel Configuration34
Fig. 29: Openvpn Tunnels Configuration36
Fig. 28: Example of NAT Configuration 236
- Fig. 30: Openvpn Tunnel Configuration36
- Fig. 31: Topology of Example Openvpn Configuration37
  - Ipsec Tunnel Configuration38
- Table 27: Openvpn Configuration39
- Table 28: Example Openvpn Configuration39
- Table 29: Overview Ipsec Tunnels39
- Table 30: Ipsec Tunnel Configuration39
Fig. 32: Ipsec Tunnels Configuration40
- Fig. 33: Ipsec Tunnel Configuration40
- Fig. 34: Topology of Example Ipsec Configuration41
  - GRE Tunnels Configuration42
Fig. 35: GRE Tunnels Configuration43
- Fig. 36: GRE Tunnel Configuration43
  - L2TP Tunnel Configuration44
Fig. 38: L2TP Tunnel Configuration45
Fig. 37: Topology of GRE Tunnel Configuration45
- Fig. 39: Topology of Example L2TP Tunnel Configuration45
- Table 38: NTP Configuration49
- Table 41: Object Identifier for Binary Input and Output49
Table 39: SNMP Configuration49
Table 40: SNMP Configuration49
Fig. 41: Example of NTP Configuration50
Fig. 40: Example of Dyndns Configuration50
- Fig. 42: Example of SNMP Configuration50
  - SMTP Configuration51
  - SMS Configuration52
    - Send SMS53
Fig. 45: SMTP Configuration55
Fig. 44: SMTP Client Configuration55
Fig. 43: Example of the MIB Browser55
- Fig. 46: Example of SMS Configuration 155
- Fig. 47: Example of SMS Configuration 256
- Fig. 48: Example of SMS Configuration 357
- Fig. 49: Example of SMS Configuration 458
  - Expansion Port Configuration59
- Fig. 50: Expansion Port Configuration60
- Fig. 51: Example of Expansion Port Configuration 161
  - USB Port Configuration62
Fig. 52: Example of Expansion Port Configuration 263
- Fig. 53: USB Configuration63
- Fig. 54: Example of USB Port Configuration 164
2 Configuration Setting over Telnet73

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