MOD Functions
17.12 Firewall
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Firewall settings
Option
Meaning
Active
Switching the firewall on and off
Interface:
Selection of the
eth0
interface usually
corresponds to X26 of the MC main
computer.
eth1
corresponds to X116. You
can check this in the network settings in
the Interfaces tab. On main computer units
with two Ethernet interfaces, the DHCP
server is active by default for the second
(non-primary) interface for the machine
network. With this setting it is not possible
to activate the firewall for
eth1
because
the firewall and the DHCP server exclude
themselves mutually
Report other
inhibited
packets:
Firewall active with high safety level. (All
services except for the SSH are blocked)
Inhibit ICMP
echo answer:
If this option is set, the control no longer
responds to a PING request
Service
This column contains the short names
of the services that are configured with
this dialog. For the configuration it is not
important here whether the services
themselves have been started
LSV2
contains the functionality for
TNCremo and Teleservice, as well as
the HEIDENHAIN DNC interface (ports
19000 to 19010)
SMB
only refers to incoming SMB
connections, i.e. if a Windows release
is made on the NC. Outgoing SMB
connections (i.e. if a Windows release
is connected to the NC) cannot be
prevented.
SSH
stands for the Secure Shell protocol
(port 22). As of HEROS 504, the LSV2
can be executed securely tunneled via
this SSH protocol.
VNC
protocol means access to the
screen contents. If this service is
blocked, the screen content can
no longer be accessed, not even
with the TeleService programs from
HEIDENHAIN (e.g. screenshot). If this
service is blocked, the VNC configuration
dialog shows a warning from HEROS
that VNC is disabled in the firewall.
Summary of Contents for TNC 620 Programming Station
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