Iridium Pilot - Port Forwarding

3: SyStem CONFIGURAtION
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Conguration
Select Conguration to link to Status, Counters, Conguration and Admin Password. This page provides:
• LANIPconguration
• PortForwardingconguration
• Localizationconguration
Figure 3.7
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3.4PortForwarding(AvailablermwareversionsAO09004andhigher)
Port forwarding is taking a port on the outside of the Iridium Pilot, such as port 80 (typically used for web
servers) and passing it to another machine on the internal network, on the same port (80).
Port redirection is taking a port on the outside, i.e. 80, and passing it to another machine on the internal
network, but on a dierent port, i.e. 8080.
Before beginning the user will need to know what port they wish to forward from outside the Iridium Pilot, to
the inner network, and whether or not they need to ‘redirect’ the port as well.They will also need to know if the
data will be TCP or UDP.