Figure 3-7 Connection Settings For Nat Use Of An Internet Router; Table 3-1 Router Mappings For Nat Operation Of Rapid Eye Units - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

PC running
Admin and View
Assign the router's
outside IP to the IP
Address of the
connection.
Router:
a
Outside IP
Use the router IP in the
connection's IP Address
Use the router IP in the
connection's IP Address
a
The values for IP addresses and ports depend on system administrator of the remote LAN.
b
All Rapid Eye units have the same port values, and these cannot be changed.
c
Each unit needs a unique IP Address.
d
The Rapid Eye Multi-Media Admin may need to indicate to the system administrator of the remote LAN that the
Maintenance and FTP values are increments of the Session value, in a connection. See
Document 800-07769 Rev A
02/11
6. You have the option of indicating that the connection is to a router, rather than a unit,
by entering the Connection Name.
7. Click Save and Close. For a report, see
Figure 3-7 Connection Settings for NAT Use of an Internet Router
WAN
Table 3-1 Router Mappings for NAT Operation of Rapid Eye Units
Router:
a
Source Ports
for Rapid Eye unit #1
Set to Session value, in the
a
connection, 49,100
d
Set to Maintenance
49,101
d
Set to FTP value, 49,102
for Rapid Eye unit #2
Set to Session value, in the
a
connection, 49,200
d
Set to Maintenance
49,201
d
Set to FTP value, 49,202
Rapid Eye DVR System Administrator Guide
Connection Report
Use the router's inside
IP for the Gateway of
each unit.
Values for the
routing map,
in the router,
for unit #2.
Destination Ports
b
(constant)
on Rapid Eye unit #1
-> Use the constant value for
Rapid Eye: 10,000
value, -> 10,001
-> 21
on Rapid Eye unit #2
-> Map to Rapid Eye constant
value: 10,000
value, -> 10,001
-> 21
on page 56.
READY
ALARM
HDD
TM
Rapid Eye
unit #1
READY
ALARM
HDD
TM
Rapid Eye
unit #2
a
Rapid Eye Unit IP
c
192.168.101.11
192.168.101.11
192.168.101.11
192.168.101.12
c
192.168.101.12
192.168.101.12
Figure 3-7.
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