Cyclades AlterPath OnBoard, Administrator'S Manual

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Understanding Address Configuration for Connected Devices
338 AlterPath OnBoard Administrator’s Guide
Using Reserved IP Addresses for Private IP
Addressing
The OnBoard administrator should assign a private IP address to each
connected device from one of the three IP Internet address ranges that are
reserved for use on internal networks.
Any user who needs native IP access to the
OnBoard needs to create a named VPN
connection profile, then to create a VPN
tunnel to the OnBoard before enabling
native IP. The requirements for creating the
VPN tunnel and the IP addresses to use vary
depending on whether IPSec or PPTP is
being used. • “Routing Requirements for Native IP
Access” on page 341
• “IPSec VPN Configuration for Example
2” on page 349
• “PPTP VPN Configuration for Example
2” on page 352
• “Enabling Native IP and Accessing a
Device’s Native Features Using Real IP
Addresses for Example 2” on page 355
• “IPSec VPN Configuration for Example
3” on page 362
• “PPTP VPN Configuration for Example
3” on page 364
• “Enabling Native IP and Accessing a
Device’s Native Features Using Virtual
Network Addresses for Example 3” on
page 365
Table A-10: IP Address Ranges Reserved for Internal Network Addressing
Address Range # of Networks/Class Network Sizes
192.168.0.0—192.168.255.255 256/Class C small (fewer than 200 hosts)
172.16.0.0—172.31.255.255 16/Class B mid-sized
10.0.0.0—10.255.255.255 1/Class A large
Table A-9: Tasks for Creating Addresses to Assign to Connected Devices (Sheet 3 of 3)
Task Where Described