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ALEOS 4.2.3 User Guide
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Host Port Routing
The “Host Network” is the equivalent of the IP route command.
Figure 5-17: ACEmanager: LAN - Host Port Routing
Field Description
Primary Gateway When enabled, your device is the Primary Gateway for the network behind a router
connected to it. ALEOS responds to ARPs for all non-host Ethernet subnets.
Host Network 2 and
Host Network 3
Network to route to host interface connected to Ethernet.
Host Network 2 and 3 are secondary networks connected to the AirLink device. For
example, 192.168.10.0.
Host Network Subnet
Mask 2 and Host
Network Subnet Mask
3
This is the subnet for the applicable network. For example, 255.255.255.0, which would
with the setting above define a secondary network of 192.168.10.0/24.
Host Network 2 Route
and Host Network 3
Route
This indicates what type of router is being used for the host network. If it is a traditional
router which handles ARP for addresses on its subnet, select Ethernet. If it is a “dumb”
gateway which is a conduit to a subnet but does not handle any ARP, select Gateway.
When Gateway is selected, ALEOS will ARP for the destination address and send it to the
defined Host Network Gateway address.
Host Network 2
Gateway and Host
Network 3 Gateway
This is the IP address of the 'dumb' Gateway. This should be left as 0.0.0.0 if the Host
Network Route is Ethernet.
Many routers will respond to ARP requests for subnets behind the router. The default is
Ethernet, which means the user does not have to configure the gateway IP. Some routers,
however, do not respond to ARP requests for subnets, and users then need to enter the
gateway address.
- ALEOS 4.2.3 Configuration 1
- User Guide 1
- Trademarks AirCard 4
- Contact 4
- Information 4
- Revision 5
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- Rev 2.3 Feb.12 8 8
- Rev 2.3 Feb.12 9 9
- ALEOS 4.2.3 User Guide 10
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- Contents 11
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- Rev 2.3 Feb.12 13 13
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- 1: Introduction 15
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- Tools and Reference Documents 17
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- Main Menu Tabs 20
- Configuring 20
- Operation Modes 20
- Telnet/SSH Mode 22
- Creating a Template 23
- Applying a Template 24
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- 3: Status 27
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- WAN/Cellular 29
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- VPN connection has been made 33
- Security 34
- Services 35
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- Applications 38
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- 4: WAN/Cellular Configuration 41
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- Keepalive 47
- Data Usage Using Keepalive 47
- Re-Activation 48
- 5: LAN Configuration 49
- DHCP/Addressing 50
- LAN Configuration 51
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- Internal DHCP Server 52
- Ethernet 53
- Virtual Ethernet 57
- Virtual Serial 59
- Host Port Routing 62
- Global DNS 63
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- 6: VPN Configuration 69
- Split Tunnel 70
- VPN Configuration 75
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- SSL Tunnel 76
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- L2TP+IPsec 78
- VPN 2 to VPN 5 82
- 7: Security Configuration 83
- Port Forwarding and DMZ 84
- Port Filtering - Inbound 86
- Port Filtering - Outbound 87
- Trusted IPs - Outbound 89
- MAC Filtering 90
- Packet Inspection 91
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- 8: Services Configuration 93
- ACEmanager 94
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- Configuring Engine Hours 98
- Dynamic DNS 99
- Third Party Services 100
- IP Manager 101
- Understanding Domain Names 102
- Dynamic Names 103
- Control Only 105
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- Gateway Only 107
- Control and Gateway 108
- Trusted Phone Number 111
- Telnet/SSH 112
- Email (SMTP) 113
- Management (SNMP) 114
- Services Configuration 115
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- • SNMP is disabled 116
- • 65535 116
- Time (SNTP) 117
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- 9: GPS Configuration 119
- Remote Access Protocol (RAP) 120
- Before Configuring GPS 121
- Server 1 122
- Redundant Server 125
- Server 2 to Server 4 126
- Reliability Modes 127
- Local/Streaming 128
- Global Settings 130
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- Introduction 133
- Configuration Overview 135
- Action Description 137
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- Email/SMS 140
- Report Groups 141
- Configure Events 143
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- 11: Serial Configuration 145
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- MODBUS Address List 151
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- 12: Application Configuration 153
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- 13: I/O Configuration 161
- Pulse Count 162
- 14: Admin 163
- Advanced 164
- Radio Passthru 165
- A: Modbus/BSAP Configuration 169
- Modbus TCP/IP 170
- Modbus on UDP 170
- Host for Modbus on UDP 171
- Modbus with UDP 172
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- B: PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE) 175
- Figure B-10: PPPoE Connection 179
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- Figure B-14: PPPoE Connection 181
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- Protocol 183
- SYNTAX DisplayString 188
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- GPS Overview 205
- Configuring the Datum 208
- Over-The-Air (Remote) Host 208
- Local Host 209
- TCP GPS Report Polling 209
- Report Types 209
- Sending Reports Automatically 210
- Store and Forward 210
- RAP Configuration 212
- Device ID 213
- Odometer Data in Reports 213
- I/O Event Reports 214
- NMEA Configuration 215
- Streaming Messages (Local) 216
- TAIP Emulation Configuration 217
- Local Connection 218
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- E: AT Commands 221
- CDMA Info 223
- CPU Status 224
- ATS53=T192.168.100.23/12345 225
- ATS53=foo.earlink.com 225
- ATS53=192.168.100.23/12345 225
- ATS53=/12345 225
- Dynamic IP 232
- PPP/Ethernet 233
- PassThru 234
- Low Power 238
- Firewall 238
- Serial Port 244
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