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PC connection
There are many ways to connect the PC to the Internet, through a
modem, LAN, ADSL, etc. If it is connected through a firewall (safety
filters for the connection), it may have to be configured so it lets the
Fagor telediagnosis data through. These communications are
established through the TCP/IP 3873 port.
Once the PC is connected to the Internet, Create a new configuration
at the WinDNC. In the "Type" field, select "Network Node" and the IP
address that the CNC offers on the screen.
Press "OK" to finish creating the configuration and "Connect" to
connect to the CNC.
9.2 Advanced direct telephone call
Versions V9.01 and V10.01 implemented the telephone call from the
CNC. This version offers the possibility to make a new type of
connection called "advanced". It makes telediagnosis much faster
than in the previous case.
The operating system of the PC must be Windows 2000 or XP.
Configuration of an incoming connection at the PC.
First, configure the PC to accept telephone calls.
In the "Configuration" option of the "Start" menu, select "Network
connections" and chose the option for creating a new connection. It
will show the Windows help to create connections that permits
configuring the connection step by step. Press the –OK– button to go
on to the next step.
Follow the instructions shown on the screen to configure the
connection; refer to the Windows help for additional information.
Define the following data in each step:
1. The first step is to select the type of network connection that must
accept incoming connections. Depending on the operating system
of the PC (Windows 2000 or XP) the first steps will be different.
Connecting through a modem leaves an open way to the local network
of the PC. Having this open way may let an undesired third party
access the local network.
To prevent undesired access, the PC must be disconnected from the
local network during telediagnosis.
The Internet connection is unidirectional (one way). The WinDNC can
receive and send files, enter into telediagnosis or carry out any
operation. Nothing can be done with the DNC at the CNC.
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This type of telediagnosis uses a standard Windows protocol which
like other packs involves opening a communications port at the PC
(incoming connection). Having this open pot may let an undesired third
party access the PC and even the local network.
To prevent undesired access, the PC must be disconnected from the
local network during telediagnosis; once telediagnosis has concluded,
the incoming connection must be disconnected.