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Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P User Manual

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Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P User Guide
RT_R3000-3P_UG_v01.03 1
Confidential
Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P
Dual SIM Industrial Cellular VPN Router
For UMTS Network
User Guide
Document Name: User Guide
Firmware : 1.01.00
Date : 2013-05-21
Status : Confidential
Doc ID : RT_R3000-3P_v01.03
www.robustel.com

Table of Contents

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Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product TypeIndustrial Cellular Router
Cellular InterfaceMini PCIe
Ethernet Ports3
WAN Ports1
LAN Ports2
Power Supply9-36 VDC
HousingMetal
Ingress ProtectionIP30
Cellular ConnectivityLTE, 3G, 2G
Ethernet Interface10/100 Mbps
Wi-Fi802.11 b/g/n
Serial InterfaceRS232/RS485
Operating Temperature-40°C to +70°C
VPN SupportIPsec, OpenVPN

Summary

Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P Overview

Dual SIM Industrial Cellular VPN Router

Product description for the Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P.

UMTS Network Support

Specifies the network type supported by the router.

Document Information and Support

About This Document

Provides information about the document's content.

Technical Support Contact Information

Provides contact details for technical assistance.

Important Notices and Safety Precautions

General Safety Precautions

Covers general safety guidelines for using the router.

RF Exposure Information

Information regarding radio frequency exposure limits and compliance.

Vehicle and Router Protection

Guidelines for vehicle operation and router care.

Regulatory and Type Approval Information

EU Directives Overview

Lists relevant European Union directives for the product.

Chinese Hazardous Substance Standards

Lists Chinese standards for hazardous substances in electronic products.

Hazardous Substance Limits

Specifies limits for hazardous substances in product parts.

Revision History

Chapter 1: Product Concept

1.1 Product Overview

Provides a general overview of the Robustel GoRugged R3000-3P.

1.2 Package Contents

Lists the items included in the product package.

1.3 Technical Specifications

Details the technical specifications of the router.

1.4 Product Selection and Ordering

Information for selecting and ordering the product.

Chapter 2: Installation

2.1 LED Indicators

Explains the function of each LED indicator on the router.

2.2 Router Mounting

Provides instructions on how to mount the router physically.

2.5 Connector Pin Assignments

Shows the pinout for router connections.

2.6 Router Grounding

Explains the importance and method of grounding the router.

2.7 Reset Button Functionality

Describes the function and usage of the reset button.

Optional Accessories

Detailed Specifications

Serial Interface Details

Details the serial port specifications.

Digital Input/Output

Describes the digital input and output specifications.

System Features

Lists system-level features like LEDs, RTC, and expansion.

Software Capabilities

Details software features, protocols, and management options.

Power Supply and Consumption

Specifies power requirements and consumption.

Physical and Environmental Specifications

Physical Characteristics

Describes the physical dimensions, weight, and mounting options.

Environmental Limits

Specifies operating and storage temperature and humidity ranges.

Regulatory and Type Approvals

Lists product certifications and compliance.

Chapter 2: Installation Procedures

2.3 SIM and Micro SD Card Installation

Details the procedure for inserting SIM and Micro SD cards.

Chapter 2: Installation Procedures

2.4 External Antenna Connection

Instructions for connecting an external antenna.

Chapter 2: Installation Procedures

2.5 Connector Pin Assignments

Shows the pinout for router connections.

2.6 Router Grounding

Explains the importance and method of grounding the router.

Chapter 2: Installation Procedures

2.7 Reset Button Functionality

Describes the function and usage of the reset button.

Chapter 3: Configuration via Web Browser

3.1 Configuring PC in Windows

Steps to configure a Windows PC for router access.

Configuration Settings

3.2 Factory Default Settings

Lists the default username, password, and IP addresses.

3.3 Control Panel

Control Panel Functions

Save and Reboot Functions

Saves configuration and reboots the router.

Logout, Help, and Refresh

Provides interface navigation and assistance options.

Apply and Cancel Actions

Applies or cancels configuration changes.

3.4 Status -> System

Displays system status, router info, and WAN link status.

System Status Details

Router Information

Shows details about the router's model, firmware, and uptime.

Current WAN Link Status

Details the current status of the WAN connection.

Cellular Network Status

Cellular Information

Provides status details for the cellular connection.

3.5 Status -> Network

3.6 Status -> Route

3.7 Status -> VPN

3.8 Status -> Services

3.9 Status -> Event/Log

3.10 Configuration -> Link Management

3.11 Configuration -> Cellular WAN

Cellular WAN Settings

PIN Code Request

Manages SIM card PIN entry for authentication.

Connection Mode and Retries

Sets connection mode, redial interval, and max retries.

SMS Triggered Connections

Enables connections triggered by SMS, Tel, or Serial Data.

Dual SIM Policy Configuration

SIM Switching Criteria

Defines conditions for switching between SIM cards.

Data Limit and Roaming Settings

Configures data limits and roaming behavior.

Dual SIM Policy Details

Main SIM Card Selection

Selects the primary SIM card for network access.

Backup SIM Switching Conditions

Configures automatic switching to backup SIM.

Advanced Cellular WAN Settings

Data Limit and Roaming Settings

Configures data limits and roaming behavior.

3.12 Configuration -> Ethernet

Ethernet and LAN Interface Settings

LAN Interface Configuration

Configures LAN-specific settings like DHCP server.

3.13 Configuration -> Serial

Serial Port Protocol Modes

Transparent Protocol Mode

Configures serial port for transparent data transmission.

Modbus Protocol Mode

Configures serial port for Modbus communication.

Serial Port Protocol Settings

Transparent Protocol Settings

Settings for transparent protocol mode.

Serial Port Protocol Settings

Modbus Protocol Settings

Settings for Modbus protocol mode.

Serial Port Protocol Settings

AT Over COM Protocol Settings

Settings for AT Over COM protocol mode.

3.14 Configuration -> USB

3.15 Configuration -> NAT/DMZ

Port Forwarding Configuration

Sets up rules to forward incoming traffic to specific internal devices.

DMZ Host Configuration

Configures the DMZ host for exposing services to the internet.

3.16 Configuration -> Firewall

Firewall Basic Settings

Basic firewall settings for remote access and DoS protection.

Firewall Filtering Rules

Detailed filtering rules for firewall policy.

Firewall Advanced Settings

Mac-IP Bounding Configuration

Binds specific MAC addresses to IP addresses for security.

3.17 Configuration -> IP Routing

IP Routing Configuration

Static Route Configuration

Manually defines static routes for network traffic.

RIP Protocol Configuration

Configures Routing Information Protocol (RIP) for dynamic routing.

IP Routing Protocols

OSPF Protocol Configuration

Configures Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) for dynamic routing.

3.18 Configuration -> DynDNS

3.19 Configuration -> IPSec

IPSec VPN Configuration

IPsec Basic Settings

Basic settings for IPSec VPN.

IPSec Tunnel Configuration

Configuration for individual IPSec tunnels.

IPSec VPN Parameters

IKE Parameter Settings

Key exchange parameters for IPSec.

SA Parameter Settings

Security Association parameters for IPSec.

IPSec VPN Advanced Settings

IPsec Advanced Options

Advanced settings for IPSec VPN.

X.509 Certificate Configuration

Configuration for X.509 certificates in IPSec.

Authentication Management

Certificate Management

Manages authentication certificates for VPNs.

3.20 Configuration -> Open VPN

OpenVPN Configuration

Client @ Open VPN Settings

OpenVPN client configuration settings.

Server @ Open VPN Settings

OpenVPN server configuration settings.

OpenVPN Settings Details

OpenVPN Client Details

OpenVPN client configuration settings.

OpenVPN Server Details

OpenVPN server configuration settings.

OpenVPN Client Management

Client Management

Manages OpenVPN client configurations.

3.21 Configuration -> GRE

3.22 Configuration -> L2TP

L2TP Configuration Details

L2TP Client Settings

L2TP client configuration settings.

L2TP Server Configuration

L2TP Server Settings

L2TP server configuration settings.

L2TP Server Details

L2TP Common Settings

Common settings for L2TP server.

L2TP Server Advanced

Advanced settings for L2TP server.

3.23 Configuration -> PPTP

PPTP Configuration Details

PPTP Client Settings

PPTP client configuration settings.

PPTP Server Configuration

PPTP Server Settings

PPTP server configuration settings.

3.24 Configuration -> SNMP

SNMP Configuration Details

Basic SNMP Settings

Basic SNMP settings for the router.

SNMP View and Access Control

Defines SNMP views and access control.

3.25 Configuration -> VRRP

3.26 Configuration -> AT over IP

3.27 Configuration -> Phone Book

3.28 Configuration -> SMS

3.29 Configuration -> Reboot

3.30 Configuration -> Portal

3.31 Configuration -> Syslog

3.32 Administration -> Profile

3.33 Administration -> Tools

Ping @ Tools

Tools for testing network connectivity via Ping.

Administration Tools

AT Debug @ Tools

Tools for sending and receiving AT commands to the cellular module.

Traceroute @ Tools

Tools for tracing network paths.

3.34 Administration -> User Management

3.35 Administration -> Clock

3.36 Administration -> Update Firmware

Chapter 4: Configuration Examples

4.1 Cellular Dial-Up Configuration

Example configuration for cellular dial-up connection.

Cellular Dial-Up Examples

4.1.1 Always Online Mode Example

Example for configuring cellular connection in 'Always Online' mode.

4.1.2 Connect on Demand Mode Example

Example for configuring cellular connection in 'Connect on Demand' mode.

4.2 NAT Configuration Example

NAT/DMZ Configuration Example

Port Forwarding Example

Example of configuring port forwarding rules.

4.3 L2TP Configuration Example

L2TP VPN Examples

L2TP Server Setup Example

Example setup for L2TP server.

L2TP Client Setup Example

Example setup for L2TP client.

4.4 PPTP Configuration Example

PPTP VPN Examples

PPTP Server Setup Example

Example setup for PPTP server.

PPTP Client Setup Example

Example setup for PPTP client.

4.5 IPSec VPN Configuration Example

IPSec VPN Examples

IPSec VPN Client Setup Example

Example setup for IPSec VPN client.

4.6 OpenVPN Configuration Example

OpenVPN Examples

OpenVPN Server Setup Example

Example setup for OpenVPN server.

OpenVPN Client Setup Example

Example setup for OpenVPN client.

4.7 SMS Remote Control Example

SMS Remote Control Commands

Chapter 5: CLI Introduction

5.1 CLI Modes and Hierarchy

Explains CLI modes and hierarchy.

CLI Hierarchy Levels

User Exec Mode

Description of the user executive mode in CLI.

Privileged Exec Mode

Description of the privileged executive mode in CLI.

Global Configuration Mode

Description of the global configuration mode in CLI.

CLI Configuration Guide

Interface Mode

Description of the interface mode in CLI.

5.2 How to Configure the CLI

Guidance on configuring the router using the CLI.

CLI Usage Tips and Examples

CLI Commands and Tips

Tips and common commands for CLI usage.

5.2.1 QuickStart CLI Examples

Quick start examples for CLI configuration.

CLI Configuration Examples

Example 1: Show Current Version

CLI example to display the router's current version.

Example 2: Update Firmware via TFTP

CLI example for updating firmware using TFTP.

CLI Configuration Examples (Cont.)

Example 3: Set Link-Management

CLI example for setting link management parameters.

Example 4: Configure Eth0 IP, Gateway, DNS

CLI example for configuring Eth0 IP, Gateway, and DNS.

CLI Configuration Examples (Cont.)

Example 5: Cellular Dial-Up CLI

CLI example for cellular dial-up configuration.

5.3 Commands Reference

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