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Configuration of basic IP parameters (Step 5a)
Internet access via WAN port and using DHCP
Now the IP parameters of the Routers Ethernet
interfaces have to be configured. The LAN port has to
be set according to the IP range of the remote network.
The WAN port will be used for Internet access.
Based on our example we will configure the IP
parameters as shown in the screenshot. If you have a
4G Router (IE-SR-2/6GT-LTE/4G), inserted a SIM card
(any provider with Internet flat) you alternatively can
configure the Internet access via the 4G connection.
Goto menu Configuration IP Configuration.
Set WAN port to DHCP (getting IP parameters from a
DHCP server).
Set LAN IP to 192.168.1.254.
Enable checkbox ‘NAT Masquerading’ at LAN port.
Click button ‘Apply Settings’.
Note: Now the Router will apply the settings. As
result you will lose the browser connection to the
Router due to changed LAN IP. Wait some seconds
and re-open the Web interface using the new IP
address 192.168.1.254.
Router receives Default
gateway from DHCP server
Currently connected to PC via Router LAN port (IP: 192.168.1.110)
Important note
NAT Masquerading” has to be activated
if devices connecded to Router LAN
port - does not have configured the
Router LAN IP as gateway.
Effect of NAT masquerading
If the checkbox is enabled then the
Router is replacing the source IP of an
incoming IP packet (via u-link VPN
tunnel) with its own LAN IP when the
packet is outgoing out of the LAN port to
a target device. Internally the Router
stores the requesting source IP to be
able to forward a reply packet back to
the original sender. When the LAN
device receives the request packet it
believes that the request comes from a
member of its own network (Router's
LAN IP) and is able to reply without
having configured a gateway.
Recommendation: Activate generally
"NAT masquerading" at LAN port when
using the Router with u-link.
4.6 Configuration of the Router
Chapter 4 Setup of a remote access scenario (Configuration Router)
Internet access
via WAN port
(IP parameters
via DHCP)
Screenshot after parameter
configuration (but still not applied).
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