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vrrp master – This interface is acting as the Master router. It will have the VIP/subnet applied to
it and will be routing traffic.
vrrp backup – This interface is acting as one of the Backup routers. It will not have the
VIP/subnet applied to it and will not be routing traffic.
IP Passthrough 3.8.25
Understanding
This service enables an outside interface's (e.g. Cell) IP address to be passed through to a device
connected to an inside interface (e.g. Bridge) of Orbit, making Orbit act as a simple modem (like a
traditional cable modem). The pass through service also enables user to configure certain traffic to be
terminated at Orbit (for example, management) instead getting passed through. This service is typically
used for Orbit devices with cellular interfaces where the Orbit is connected to the end-device via LAN
and the IP address received from the cellular network needs to be passed to the end-device so it can be
accessed using that address from the network.
Configuration
Using Web UI
Navigate to Services->IP Passthrough->Basic Config.
Click ‘Enable” to enable the passtrough service.
Add any local service that needs to be captured and terminated at the Orbit itself instead of getting passed
through to the attached end-device. This is typically required to enable remote management of Orbit
itself. The example below shows, SSH service being added as a local service. With this configuration any
traffic destined for the cellular address on port 22 will be routed to Orbit instead of getting passed through
to the end device. One can similarly configure entries for HTTP (TCP port 80) or HTTPS (tcp port 443)
to enable remote access to Orbit’s Web UI.
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