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4.4.8 P

ORT 

M

ODE

(R2

X

4

 ONLY

) .......................................................................................................... 37

4.5 S

ERVICE

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4.5.1 S

ERVICES 

-> DHCP S

ERVICE

 ...................................................................................................... 38

4.5.2 S

ERVICES 

-> DNS R

ELAY

 ........................................................................................................... 39

4.5.3 S

ERVICES 

-> VRRP .................................................................................................................... 40

4.5.4 S

ERVICES 

-> D

EVICE

M

ANAGER

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4.5.5 S

ERVICES 

-> DTU ...................................................................................................................... 41

4.6 F

IREWALL

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4.6.1 F

IREWALL 

-> B

ASIC

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4.6.2 F

IREWALL 

-> F

ILTERING

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4.6.3 F

IREWALL 

-> P

ORT 

M

APPING

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4.6.4 F

IREWALL 

-> V

IRTUAL 

IP M

APPING

 ............................................................................................ 44

4.6.5 F

IREWALL 

-> DMZ ..................................................................................................................... 45

4.6.6 F

IREWALL 

-> MAC-IP B

UNDLING

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4.7 QOS .............................................................................................................................................. 46

4.8 VPN .............................................................................................................................................. 46

4.8.1 VPN -> IPSEC B

ASIC

S

ETTING

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4.8.2 VPN -> IPSEC T

UNNELS

 ........................................................................................................... 48

4.8.3 VPN -> GRE T

UNNELS

 .............................................................................................................. 51

4.8.4 VPN -> L2TP C

LIENTS

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4.8.6 VPN -> L2TP S

ERVER

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4.8.7 VPN -> PPTP C

LIENTS

 ............................................................................................................... 52

4.8.8 VPN -> PPTP S

ERVER

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4.8.9 VPN -> O

PEN

VPN T

UNNELS

 ..................................................................................................... 54

4.8.10 VPN -> O

PEN

VPN A

DVANCED

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4.8.10 VPN -> C

ERTIFICATE 

M

ANAGEMENT

 ....................................................................................... 55

4.9 T

OOLS

 ........................................................................................................................................... 56

4.9.1 T

OOLS

-> PING .......................................................................................................................... 56

4.9.2 T

OOLS

-> T

RACEROUTE

 .............................................................................................................. 56

4.9.3 T

OOLS

-> L

INK

S

PEED 

T

EST

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4.10 S

TATUS

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4.10.1 S

TATUS 

-> S

YSTEM

 ................................................................................................................... 58

4.10.2 S

TATUS 

-> M

ODEM

 ................................................................................................................... 58

4.10.3 S

TATUS 

-> N

ETWORK 

C

ONNECTIONS

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4.10.4 S

TATUS 

-> R

OUTE

T

ABLE

 .......................................................................................................... 59

4.10.5 S

TATUS 

-> D

EVICE

L

IST

 ............................................................................................................ 59

4.10.6 S

TATUS 

-> L

OG

 ......................................................................................................................... 60

5. HOW TO UPGRADE NEW FIRMWARE

 ..................................................................................... 61

6. HOW TO DIAGNOSE

 ..................................................................................................................... 62

7. CONFIGURE VIA TELNET

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Summary of Contents for R201GC55-232

Page 1: ...1 GREENTEL M2M Industrial Cellular Router User Manual For R200 M2M Industrial Cellular Router...

Page 2: ...ANCE NOTES 17 3 APPLICATION INTRODUCTION 18 4 ACCESSING THE ROUTER 19 4 1 PC CONFIGURATION 19 4 2 LOGIN 19 4 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 20 4 3 1 SYSTEM BASIC SETUP 20 4 3 2 SYSTEM TIME 21 4 3 3 SYSTEM SER...

Page 3: ...ASIC SETTING 47 4 8 2 VPN IPSEC TUNNELS 48 4 8 3 VPN GRE TUNNELS 51 4 8 4 VPN L2TP CLIENTS 51 4 8 6 VPN L2TP SERVER 52 4 8 7 VPN PPTP CLIENTS 52 4 8 8 VPN PPTP SERVER 53 4 8 9 VPN OPENVPN TUNNELS 54 4...

Page 4: ...4 8 CONFIGURE VIA SERIAL PORT 64 9 HOW TO RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULTS SETTINGS 68 9 1 RESET BY SOFTWARE 68 9 2 RESET BY HARDWARE 68 9 3 RESET BY TELNET 69 10 SUPPORT 71...

Page 5: ...ions such as temperatures ranging from 25 C to 70 C and low power consumption GREENTEL R200 series also supports the OpenVPN PPTP L2TP GPE IPSec VPN tunnel providing high grade network security Please...

Page 6: ...may weaken the radio signal level x The appliance is intended to be installed in restricted access location Only service person or authorized person is allowed to access RF safety distance For GPRS r...

Page 7: ...EMC EN 301 489 1 V1 8 1 EN 301 489 7 V1 3 1 EN 301 489 24 V1 4 1 EN 300 386 V1 4 1 3 2 Radio EN 301 511 V9 0 2 EN 301 908 1 V3 2 1 EN 301 908 2 V3 2 1 For R211GC55 232 and R201GC55 232 Type Approval...

Page 8: ...your other household waste You are liable to dispose of all your electronic or electrical waste equipment by relocating over to the specified collection point for recycling of such hazardous waste Iso...

Page 9: ...tivity low signal strength required CSQ 12 z Remote and local firmware upgrade based on redundant firmware backup z Large scale remote management via Greentel Device Manager Ease to Use z Embedded Lin...

Page 10: ...DTU mode data transparent transmission via serial port z Support Modbus RTU to Modbus TCP via serial port z Wide range operation temperature 25 C to 70 C z Operation humidity 5 to 95 non condensing z...

Page 11: ...rt interface one RS232 or one RS485 optional SIM holder Insert the SIM into socket Antenna Cellular antenna Reset button Power off router press and hold reset button power on at the same time please d...

Page 12: ...or 3 Description On Off Off Signal Status 1 9 signal status is poor please check if the antenna is correctly installed and the router is located under good signal coverage On On Off Signal Status 10 1...

Page 13: ...13 2 4 R2x1UU Figure 2 2 Front Panel USB host type without built in cellular module...

Page 14: ...sert the SIM into socket Antenna Cellular antenna Reset button Power off router press and hold reset button power on at the same time please do not release the reset button when ERR LED starts blinkin...

Page 15: ...15 2 6 R2x4UU...

Page 16: ...the router remove the SIM card cover on the base of router and insert the card into the card slot put back the SIM card cover Notice Please insert SIM into USB Modem for R2xxUU model 2 8 Screw pluggab...

Page 17: ...ation Object Part No Manufacturer Trademark Type Model Technical Data Standard Mark s of conformity Fuse F1 Brightking Shenzhen Co Ltd BK60 110 Vmax 60V Ih 1 1A It 2 2 Imax 40 UL NO E244500 Replacing...

Page 18: ...access into the Internet Figure 3 1 Use as Ordinary Router VPN Application R200 Series has the VPN Virtual Private Network function supporting IPSec and other VPN protocols Multiple different LANs ca...

Page 19: ...ur Ethernet connection as follow then Router will auto assign IP address 192 168 2 x to your PC Figure 4 1 Network Connections Properties Internet Protocol TCP IP 4 2 Login Open Internet Explorer or o...

Page 20: ...Setup This page allows user to adjust basic settings of web configuration e g configuration language Basic Setup Overall description to select the language of the configuration interface and to set a...

Page 21: ...e router 1970 01 01 8 00 00 PC Time Shows current time on the PC Timezone Select the local timezone of the router s location Custom Custom TZ String Enter local timezone string manually CST 8 Auto Upd...

Page 22: ...Value Baudrate Set the Baudrate of the serial port 19200 Data Bits Set the Data Bits of the serial Port 8 Parity Set the parity of data transmission of the serial port None Stop Bit Set the stop bit o...

Page 23: ...o double check the input Management HTTP HTTPS TELNET SSHD Console Enable Select to enable a service type Enabled Service port Enter respective service ports of the service types HTTP HTTPS TELNET SSH...

Page 24: ...le user could input any reboot command in English characters after receiving the SMS command router will auto reboot Remark the command should identify uppercase and lowercase Send SMS Command To COM...

Page 25: ...dating this list so users are able to choose from all available mobile networks Item Description Default Value Router Configuration Import a configuration or backup current one Restore default configu...

Page 26: ...26 Step 2 Click Upgrade then click OK on the pop up dialog box Step 3 The following page will be shown during upgrading...

Page 27: ...27 Step 4 Upgraded successfully Click Reboot to restart the router and have the new firmware come in effect 4 3 8 System Reboot...

Page 28: ...3 9 System Logout To logout simply click System Logout the system will return to the login page 4 4 Network Under Network are 8 configuration items Dialup LAN DNS DDNS and Static Route are items for...

Page 29: ...29 4 4 1 Network Dialup...

Page 30: ...lt your Network Provider if needed Password Enter the password provided by the mobile network operator Please consult your Network Provider if needed Network Select Type Options include Auto 2G only 3...

Page 31: ...ed Expert Options To provide extra PPP parameters which users generally do not need to set Blank ICMP Detection Server Set the ICMP detection server leaving blank means not to enable ICMP detection Bl...

Page 32: ...ion Write down the description of the multiple IP addresses Blank 4 4 3 DNS This page allows user to set up the DNS servers including the primary DNS and secondary DNS DNS Settings Overall description...

Page 33: ...Select ISP providing DDNS service Disabled 4 4 5 Static Route This page allows user to set up static routes by entering the destination netmask and gateway parameters Static Route Overall description...

Page 34: ...Description Write down descriptions of the static routes for future reference Blank 4 4 6 WAN R2x4 only This page allows user to select WAN port type includes Static IP Dynamic Address DHCP ADSL Dial...

Page 35: ...of the WAN port 255 255 255 0 Gateway Set the Gateway of the WAN port 192 168 1 1 MTU Maximum Transmission Unit may choose to use the default value or to set manually Default 1500 Show Advanced Option...

Page 36: ...36 DHCP ADSL...

Page 37: ...37 4 4 7 DMZ Port R2x4 only This page allows user to set up dedicated DMZ Port 4 4 8 Port Mode R2x4 only...

Page 38: ...nd ending address of IP pool setting static DHCP etc DHCP Service Overall description user need to enable DHCP when your hosts connected to the router use automatically acquired IP addresses And with...

Page 39: ...92 168 2 2 Host Enter a name for the host Blank 4 5 2 Services DNS Relay This page allows user to configure the DNS Relay service designate IP address and domain name bundles etc DNS Relay Overall des...

Page 40: ...e Enable Select to enable VRRP Disabled Group ID Select a Group ID 1 255 to label router group 1 Priority Set a priority level within 1 254 10 The larger number the higher priority Advertisement Inter...

Page 41: ...se Vendor Default Device ID Enter the device ID to label the device Serial number of R200 Server Enter the address of the Device Manager service Blank Port Enter the port of the Device Manager service...

Page 42: ...erver end Client Frame Interval Frames interval 100mseconds Serial Buffer Frames Serial port buffer frames 4 Kbytes Multi Server Policy Select the multi server policy from Parallel or Poll Parallel Mi...

Page 43: ...filters Overall description filter data packets passing through the router according to their protocol source destination addresses and ports to provide a safe intranet environment Item Description De...

Page 44: ...elect to enable portmap Disabled Source Enter the source IP address of the portmap 0 0 0 0 0 Service Port Enter the service port of the portmap 8080 Internal Address Enter the internal IP address of t...

Page 45: ...irtual IP Enter the virtual IP Blank Real IP Enter the real IP corresponding to the virtual IP Blank Log Select to enable system to log virtual IP mapping activities Disabled Description Write down de...

Page 46: ...iption Write down descriptions of each MAC IP bundle settings for future reference Blank 4 7 QOS Under the QoS tab there is simply the Basic Settings of QoS On this page user can set the basic paramet...

Page 47: ...ttings Overall description 1 Select whether to enable NATT this is usually set as enabled unless it s confirmed there is no NAT router in the network To maintain the connection of VPN tunnel you also...

Page 48: ...48 Enable Compression Select to enable data compression Enabled Debug Select to enable debug mode Disabled 4 8 2 VPN IPSEC Tunnels Click Add to go to the Edit IPSec Tunnel page...

Page 49: ...ering Passive and Manual Activation Auto Activation Negotiation Mode Select Main mode or Aggressive mode Main mode Remarks Generally you should select Main mode here IPSec Protocol Advanced Option Sel...

Page 50: ...t as Shared Key Set up the shared key of IPSec VPN Blank Phase 2 Parameters IPSec Policy Select 3DES MD5 96 or AES MD5 96 3DES MD5 96 IPSec Lifetime Set the lifetime of IKE 3600 Seconds Perfect Forwar...

Page 51: ...51 4 8 3 VPN GRE Tunnels 4 8 4 VPN L2TP Clients...

Page 52: ...52 4 8 6 VPN L2TP Server 4 8 7 VPN PPTP Clients...

Page 53: ...53 4 8 8 VPN PPTP Server...

Page 54: ...54 4 8 9 VPN OpenVPN Tunnels...

Page 55: ...55 4 8 10 VPN OpenVPN Advanced 4 8 10 VPN Certificate Management...

Page 56: ...ket size Ping the host to test the connection PING Overall description a tool to Ping from the router to extranet Item Description Default Value Host Enter the address of the host to Ping Blank Ping C...

Page 57: ...Description Default Value Host Enter the destination host address for the tracing Blank Maximum Hops Set maximum hops for the tracing 20 Timeout Set the timeout length for the tracing 3 Seconds Protoc...

Page 58: ...page shows basic information of the system status name model version router time PC time click Sync Time to have the router s time sync with PC up time CPU load and memory consumption status 4 10 2 S...

Page 59: ...to renew or release the lease The Dialup connection part displays the connection type IP address netmask gateway DNS MTU status and connection time And you may connect disconnect the link by clicking...

Page 60: ...iew 20 50 all recent lines of the log or have the logs ranked by information Level Info Debug Alert Time Module or Content user may clear logs download log file or download System Diagnosing Data with...

Page 61: ...61 5 How to upgrade new firmware Please refer to section 4 3 7 Upgrade for upgrade new firmware operation...

Page 62: ...diagnose When user faced problem during testing please power off the router then power on and keep it running for 3 minutes go to page Status Log download system diagnosing data and send to Greentel f...

Page 63: ...e via Telnet Open command window Click Start Run enter cmd in the pop up dialog box to have DOS window opened Enter telnet 192 168 2 1 i e to connect to R200 when its IP is 192 168 2 1 User name adm P...

Page 64: ...64 8 Configure via Serial Port Connect the computer to the console RJ45 port of R200 with a serial cable open the Windows tool Hyper Terminal...

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Page 67: ...67 User name adm Password 123456...

Page 68: ...t configuration button will restore the router to the factory default configuration Note It will require a system reboot to take effect 9 2 Reset by Hardware 1 Power off and then hold pressing reset b...

Page 69: ...4 In 30 seconds please hold pressing reset button until Status and Error LED blinking 5 Stop hold pressing reset button and router has restored to factory default 9 3 Reset by Telnet 1 Login R200 via...

Page 70: ...70 2 Input en and Enter to login the enable mode 2 Input restore and Enter then router will restore to factory default...

Page 71: ...ress them to the Technical Assistance Department by e mail support greentel cn GREENTEL LIMITED Address 11 Daling Rd Huizhou China 516001 WEB http www greentel cn EMAIL info greentel cn Copyright Gree...

Page 72: ...he equipment NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable p...

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