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Version: 5.1.6 – June 4

, 2018

The router settings for this must be as shown below.

RFC1006 can be operated in parallel with this.

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1 Table of Contents3
2 Gerneral8
- Purpose of this Documentation8
- Validity of this Documentation8
- Brief Description8
- Features8
- Prerequisites/Components8
- Releas Notes9
3 Safety Instructions (English and France)10
4 Using Open Source Software12
- General Information12
- Special Liability Regulations12
- Used Open-Source Software12
5 Technical Specification13
- Dimensional Drawing13
- Datasheet14
- General Approvals16
6 What Is Included in the Package17
7 Displays, Controls and Connections18
- Front Panel View18
- Top, Bottom and Back Panel Views19
8 Interfaces20
- Pinout of Top Panel Terminal Blocks X1 and X220
- Pinout of Bottom Panel RJ11 Jack20
- Pinout of Front Panel Serial Interfaces COM1 and COM220
- Pinout of Front Panel LAN / WAN Ports21
- Pinout Front Panel USB Port21
9 First Time Operation22
- Router Installation22
  - Mounting Position / Minimum Distances22
  - DIN Rail Mounting22
- Connecting the Router to the Power Supply and Switching on23
- Connecting the Router to a Configuration PC24
10 Router Configuration Prerequisites24
- How to Set Computer Address (IP Address) and Subnet Mask in Windows 725
- How to Set Computer Address (IP Address) and Subnet Mask in XP26
11 Access the Web Interface of the Router27
- Cloudserver28
- Classic Router34
- Configuration Screen of the Mbnet35
12 Basic Configuration of the Router Using the Web Interface36
- Web Interface Home Page36
- Icons, Buttons and Fields37
- System > CTM (Configuration Transfer Manager)38
- System > Settings39
- System > WEB41
- WLAN Configuration43
13 Description of Different Connection Scenarios46
- General46
- Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection over the Telephone Network48
- Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection Via the Internet56
- Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection to the Internet Using a DSL Modem63
- Configuring the Industrial Router for Connection to the Internet Via an Existing Router67
  - Connecting the Router67
  - Configuring the Router Using the Web Interface67
- Configuring the Industrial Router for VPN Connection to a Client71
- Configuring a Connection between Two Routers Via VPN PPTP78
  - Settings for Connecting Two Industrial Routers - PPTP - Server79
  - Settings for Connecting Two Industrial Routers - PPTP-Client81
14 Creating Certificates and Revocation Lists Using XCA83
- Certificates Overview83
- Creating Certificates84
  - Creating a Root Certificate85
- Generating CRL-Files (Certificate Revocation Lists)98
15 Importing Certificates in Windows XP100
16 System Settings102
- System - Users102
- System - Certificates105
- System - USB110
- System - Logging111
- System - Configuration112
- System - Firmware113
  - Upgrade Via USB113
  - Upgrade Via Network114
17 Network115
- Network - LAN115
- Network - WAN116
- Network - Modem118
- Network - Internet127
- Network - DHCP133
- Network - DNS Server134
- Network - Hosts135
- Network - Dyndns135
  - General135
  - How to Set up Dyndns Configuration135
18 Serial Interfaces137
- General137
  - RS232/485 Serial Interfaces137
  - MPI/PROFIBUS Interface139
- Redirecting Serial Interfaces to Your PC (VCOM LAN2)141
  - Settings for Simatic Manager142
- Enabling RFC1006 on the Mbnet142
- Connecting to S7 Using the Mbnet S7 Driver152
19 Security154
- Firewall General154
- Wan > Lan156
- Lan > Wan158
- Forwarding160
- Nat162
  - Simplenat162
  - 1:1 Nat163
20 Vpn164
- VPN-Ipsec164
  - Configuring a VPN-Ipsec Connection with Two Routers164
- Vpn - Pptp170
  - Server Settings170
  - Client Settings171
- VPN Openvpn172
21 I/O Manager196
- Configuring the Connection197
  - Creating the PLC Connection198
    - Creating the Tags199
- Configuring the Logging Function200
- Diagnostic201
- Tag Status201
22 Alarm Management202
- General202
- Digital Inputs202
  - Multiplex Inputs203
- Digital Outputs205
23 Status Messages207
- General207
- Status - Interfaces207
- Status - Network208
  - Firewall209
    - In / out / Forward209
    - Nat210
- Status - Modem211
- Status - Internet214
- Status - DHCP215
- Status - DNS Server216
- Status - Dyndns216
- Status - NTP217
24 Extras224
- Lua224
- Toolbox225
25 Firmware Update Directly Via USB226
26 Importing the Portal Configuration into an Mbnet Via USB227
27 Factory Settings on Delivery228
- Username and Password228
- IP Address of the Router228
28 Loading the Factory Settings228
29 Restart the Mbnet Router229
- Via Webinterface229
- Via Reset Button229
30 Initializing the Modem230
- General Information on the at Commands230
- Analog Modem Commands230
- ISDN Terminal Adapter (TA) Commands232
31 Appendix233
Country Codes for Analog Devices233

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