Honeywell Rapid Eye, Administrator'S Manual

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Rapid Eye Multi-Media DVR System Administrator Guide
Document 800-02953V4 Rev A 47
03/10
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 Connection Report on page 56 .
Figure 3-7 Connection Settings for NAT Use of an Internet Router
TM
READY
ALARM
HDD
TM
READY
ALARM
HDD
WAN
Rapid Eye
unit #1
Rapid Eye
unit #2
Values for the
routing map,
in the router,
for unit #2.
Assign the router’s
outside IP to the IP
Address of the
connection.
Use the router’s inside
IP for the Gateway of
each unit.
PC running
Admin and View
Table 3-1 Router Mappings for NAT Operation of Rapid Eye Units
Router:
Outside IP
a
Router:
Source Ports
a
Destination Ports
(constant)
b
Rapid Eye Unit IP
a
for Rapid Eye unit #1 on Rapid Eye unit #1
Use the router IP in the
connection’s IP Address Set to Session value, in
the connection, 49,100
a
-> Use the constant value
for Rapid Eye: 10,000
192.168.101.11
c
Set to Maintenance
d
value, 49,101
-> 10,001 192.168.101.11
Set to FTP
d
value,
49,102
-> 21 192.168.101.11
for Rapid Eye unit #2 on Rapid Eye unit #2
Use the router IP in the
connection’s IP Address Set to Session value, in
the connection, 49,200
a
-> Map to Rapid Eye
constant value: 10,000
192.168.101.12
Set to Maintenance
d
value, 49,201
-> 10,001 192.168.101.12
c
Set to FTP
d
value,
49,202
-> 21 192.168.101.12
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 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
Figure 3-7 .