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NetComm Wireless NTC-6200-01, User Manual

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Summary of Contents for NTC-6200-01

Page 1: ...N NTC 620 00 Serie Us es Inte ser elligent Gui t M2M ide Router r...

Page 2: ...o vers the follow 6200 01 6200 02 All rights reserved ry to NetComm Wirel o change without not f its useful life it must he packaging and th old waste You may b nment wing products ess No part of this...

Page 3: ...MS messaging Diagnostics Sending an SMS Dia stem Log System Configuratio HTTPS key managem SSH Key Manageme pendix A Tab pendix B Dev pendix C Mou pendix D Def Restoring factory de Recovery mode pendi...

Page 4: ...4 NetComm Wireless Intelligent M2M Router www netcommwireless com...

Page 5: ...screwdriver if fi n re used in this user g g note requires atten ng note provides a w ng note provides usef ew on you need to set up ce tors or experienced h Intelligent M2M Rout thernet network adap...

Page 6: ...l main antenna autosensing Intelligent Tri Colour LED display for clear easy to read modem status information Extensive device management with support for TR 069 Web GUI and full feature management wi...

Page 7: ...d 2M device designed mpatible with network n Demand which pro M Routers and the a om software applicati demand for a reliable by NetComm Wirele k worldwide the Intell ovides a means to se ability to...

Page 8: ...and indicators Physical dimensions Below is a list of the physical dimensions of the Intelligent M2M Router Figure 1 Intelligent M2M Router Dimensions INTELLIGENT M2M ROUTER WITHOUT EXTERNAL ANTENNAS...

Page 9: ...Fast flas On On On On T t the LED is on and off n status telligent M2M Router STATE flash shing 1 shing shing shing shing Table 3 LED Indicato not being equal The te LED Indicators Power off Powering...

Page 10: ...When selecting a location for the router or connected or positioning an external antenna please allow up to 20 seconds for the signal strength LEDs to update before repositioning Ethernet port LED ind...

Page 11: ...nder Step 3 ess than 5 seconds to rebo to 15 seconds to reboot to 5 to 20 seconds to reset th e eral devices via a network s a backup power source if y for optional external stora pporting 9 wire RS 2...

Page 12: ...wall gent M2M Router ha of t uter are designed to an acceptable signal t least 20 seconds fo a variety of locations s a slimline form fact Figure 5 W the provide optimum sig l try moving the route or...

Page 13: ...n the ount a C Section DIN rail de it on as illustrated ting the router perpe back of the unit Figure 6 Wa so that it is horizonta Figure below Figure 8 endicular to the wall T all mount Perpendicu al...

Page 14: ...es additional methods of mounting the Intelligent M2M Router To attach the mounting bracket slide it onto the rear of the router as shown in the diagram below Figure 9 Sliding on the mounting bracket...

Page 15: ...to the wall w by using the V bend Figur wall moun 2M Router can be eas Figure 11 Wal Top hat D with the bracket by s Figure d in the bracket as illu re 13 Attaching the m nting sily attached and rem...

Page 16: ...Router www netcommwireless com Desk mount In situations where wall mounts and DIN rails are not required you can simply place the Intelligent M2M Router on a desk using its rubber feet to prevent it...

Page 17: ...ure the polarity of th TERMINAL n an llige NTC 6200 01 only 8 40V DC e is connected oE availa vices through Etherne n the desired installat rd of which the Intel ATION CURRENT 30 mA Tab your router to...

Page 18: ...nsumption To assist with power consumption planning the following table summarises average power consumption during the various states of the Intelligent M2M Router under normal usage conditions It s...

Page 19: ...i type http 1 Figure 16 Log in e first time you are log N MANAGER ACCO ad ad Table 10 M e the root manager a hange the password nfig ustomers For advanc 92 168 1 1 into the a n prompt for the web b gg...

Page 20: ...Intelligent M2M Router management console The status page shows System information LAN details Cellular connection status Packet data connection status and Advanced status details You can toggle the s...

Page 21: ...en and subnet mask of the rou ss of the router rrent status of the Ethernet tivation status of the router nal strength measured in d e router s registration for th to select an operator netw rator net...

Page 22: ...criber identity is a unique identifier of the user of a cellular network Cell ID A unique code that identifies the base station from within the location area of the current mobile network signal Chann...

Page 23: ...n op onnectio ge allows you to conf t ptions for Wireless W on igure and enable dis WAN LAN Routing an able the connection Figure 1 nd VPN connectivity profile To access th 18 Data connection is page...

Page 24: ...ata connection item details Connecting to the mobile broadband network The router supports the configuration of up to six APN profiles these profiles allow you to configure the settings that the route...

Page 25: ...router actually origina quire WAN IP address aneous PDP contexts profile To do this in ease leave these fiel a default gateway wit ear a connection settings used to identify the pr ot click it to tog...

Page 26: ...data session and ensuring that it is enabled click on the Status menu item at the top of the page to return to the Status page When there is a mobile broadband connection the WWAN section is expanded...

Page 27: ...he top menu b ge click the Connect PDP context deactiv nterest arrives or an S c and terminates the me for the wireless W nd bar t on demand toggle Figure 22 Con vated by default whil SMS wake up comm...

Page 28: ...to set it to ON Figure 24 DIal on demand Ignore NCSI traffic Excluding certain packet types from triggering the connection to dial Depending on your environment you might prefer to exclude certain typ...

Page 29: ...ll try to conn minutes you are able to c t powers on or after the set minute the router will dial nection exactly every 2 min mand Connect and dis gs for the Dial on dem e System log section n demand...

Page 30: ...ever necessary The online status of the connection is displayed above the buttons Figure 29 Dial on demand Online Offline control When you have finished configuring the options for the Dial on demand...

Page 31: ...h t able ng of All bands in mo pts to find the most su w you to force the de selection orm a scan of availab ual then click the sca y band you will use f Fi he data connection m multiple frequency n t...

Page 32: ...sufficient for most users SIM security settings The SIM security settings page can be used for authenticating SIM cards that have been configured with a security PIN Unlocking a PIN locked SIM If the...

Page 33: ...the PIN r it again in the Confir d location you may w up This enables the n setting the Remem ends it to the SIM wit ked and the PIN mus ter the PIN code each ays the following scre otection protecti...

Page 34: ...N button and enter the current PIN into the Current PIN and Confirm current PIN fields then enter the desired PIN into the New PIN and Confirm new PIN fields and click the Save button Figure 35 PIN se...

Page 35: ...le you to unl hen you have finished ed SIM PIN the SIM card be ode you must contac lock the SIM and ente d entering the new PI ecomes PUK Person ct Vodafone er a new PIN Enter t N and PUK codes Figure...

Page 36: ...ter and to Figure 3 k 255 255 255 0 To c oot the router and en LAN clients to dynam network DNS servers Intelligent M2M Route M Router which proxi stream DNS server IP 2M Router ng custom DNS Serve gu...

Page 37: ...ve outer should not be r e to communicate wit CP relay toggle key t Figure 3 to automatically ass as well as the advanc Figu er which assigns IP a responsible for DHCP th the DHCP server w to turn it...

Page 38: ...DHCP option 150 This is used to configure Cisco IP phones When a Cisco IP phone starts if it is not pre configured with the IP address and TFTP address it sends a request to the DHCP server to obtain...

Page 39: ...the S of the DHCP clients I Save button under th f you want to reserve he Address reservatio Figure e the current IP addre on list section to conf e 42 Dynamic DHCP c ess for future use cli firm the c...

Page 40: ...Ethernet subnet Adding Static Routes To add a new route to the static routing list click the Add button The Static routes page appears 1 In the Route name field type a name for the route so that it c...

Page 41: ...m the static routing lis ist ed in the Active routin routes st click the ico ng list on to the right of the e Figur Fig entry you wish to dele Figure re 44 Adding a static gure 45 Active routing ete...

Page 42: ...m r advertising routes to ertised to a router on your requirements S P ch it to the ON positio st select the version ou want RIP to apply m your settings o other routers Thus the PPP interface sid See...

Page 43: ...r the virtu nt is made for anothe ve a priority between s The last byte of the the only way that oth Figu nnect them all via an e VRRP 5 This is the VRRP ID ity a higher value is RRP IP address this f...

Page 44: ...router or a wildcard IP address 0 0 0 0 that allows all IP addresses to access the router 4 The Source Port Range From and To fields are used to specify the port s on the source side that are to be fo...

Page 45: ...m delete a port forwardin ng rule click the button on the Port Figure t forwarding list for th e 50 Port forwarding s he corresponding rule settings e that you would liketo delete NetComm Wire eless I...

Page 46: ...x port forwarding rules but it exposes the device to untrusted networks as there is no filtering of what traffic is allowed and what is denied The DMZ configuration page is used to specify the IP Addr...

Page 47: ...on the router the Services configu the firewall takes a ering default rule Ro d to other manual rou outer firewall are igno Figure 5 When enabled the f uration page of the ro low priority The prio out...

Page 48: ...hroug allowed except those he filtering rules list Figure ting the default rule to e able to access the u ring rule ch it to the ON positio list select the defau filter rule that allows m section clic...

Page 49: ...abo th an Accept action since th enter a comment as a mean nt MAC IP Port filte by clicking the e 56 Completed filter ering settings DESCRIPTIO affic for which you want to a LAN Outbound refers to al...

Page 50: ...requirements Th are an overview of th and as such can prot ured with Site to Site VPN Networking and und n IPSec VPN connect between two networ he following pages de he various VPN option tect higher...

Page 51: ...www netcommwireless com Figu gure 58 IPSec profile e edit NetComm Wire eless Intelligent M2M R Router 51...

Page 52: ...52 NetComm Wireless Intelligent M2M Router www netcommwireless com...

Page 53: ...to use for the VPN Diffie Hellman group to use Dead Peer Detection action conds for the interval betw conds of no response from conds between changes o conds for the security asso ey mode in use for...

Page 54: ...s can take up to 1 m for creating point to cate pre shared key g systems including er m the VPN section on Figu would like to configure the ON position e creating d then use the drop d net mask fields...

Page 55: ...n t d use the Certificate cheme of the current mote subnet here an tificate All fields are server configuration to save the certificate drop down list to sele tly selected certificat ny packet request...

Page 56: ...56 NetComm Wireless Intelligent M2M Router www netcommwireless com Figure 61 OpenVPN server profile settings...

Page 57: ...would like t nect to this OpenVPN Figure 62 OpenVP cheme of the current emote subnet here a k Save to finish config nt the ON position VPN client profile you ress of the OpenVPN d then use the drop d...

Page 58: ...enVPN server Figure 64 OpenVPN Client Username Password section Use the Browse button to locate the CA certificate file you saved from the OpenVPN Server and then press the Upload button to send it to...

Page 59: ...rk Address and netwo be shared with the sl uter use the Browse slave s secret key fil mplete the peer to p 65 OpenVPN P2P mod down list to select a p tive local and remote ork Subnet mask Th lave Whe...

Page 60: ...of the OSI model and is included on Windows computers Configuring the PPTP Client To configure the PPTP client 1 From the menu bar at the top of the screen click Networking and then from the VPN sect...

Page 61: ...l NAT ckets to go out throu t detailed logs regard router will wait befor er with connection req attempts that the rout s to retry cannot be g N will attempt to conn anything you like and sword for th...

Page 62: ...tunnel GRE is used to securely encapsulate the data or payload Configuring GRE tunnelling To configure GRE tunnelling 1 From the menu bar at the top of the screen click Networking and then from the V...

Page 63: ...re remove an undeliver ram can exist The va o before the datagram t detailed logs regard router will wait befor r with connection req attempts that the rout s to retry cannot be g N will attempt to c...

Page 64: ...To configure dynamic DNS 1 Click the DDNS configuration toggle key to switch it to the ON position 2 From the Dynamic DNS drop down list select the Dynamic DNS service that you wish to use The availa...

Page 65: ...ng NTP settings c figure the Intelligent function for features s he default NTP server F igured on the router ylight savings time sc k the Save button to s to the ON position TP server you wish to key...

Page 66: ...2 Click the Activate toggle key so that it is in the ON position Figure 73 Activate button 3 In the Data stream name field enter a name to identify the mapping on the Data stream list 4 Under the End...

Page 67: ...e router if onfirm an active conn situations where the d nternet at all times an one backup mechanis ore we recommende dogs menu item on th ure 74 Watchdogs Se f an anomaly occurs nection If the watch...

Page 68: ...r sends 3 conse the router sends 3 pi ress fail the router se address fail the route onfigured in the Fail c value of less than 210 Figure the interval specified ecutive pings to the s ngs to the firs...

Page 69: ...s or IP ad ween 300 and 65535 integer between 60 disables the ping wat nd 65535 for the num et function e is usually counted a d of time specified in utes between forced 535 minutes n use the Randomis...

Page 70: ...gle key to switch it to the ON position 2 Enter Read only community name and Read write community name which are used for client authentication Community names are used as a type of security to preven...

Page 71: ...e aps ter the IP address to nter the number of se o specify the time in me to specify the leng Send heartbeat butt ement System sent as which SNMP data is econds between SNM seconds that an SNM gth of...

Page 72: ...fy the usernam y ACS password field rname field enter the sword and Verify pas beacon to inform the the number of secon he settings u item then select th Figure cation also known as uipment CPE and A...

Page 73: ...itor field deplo on dilution of precisio and click the Save b outer s current positio to quickly set the rou oyed hardware or find on PDOP horizontal button on on a map and bec uter clock to the corre...

Page 74: ...er mobile devices Ability to receive run time variables from the device e g uptime on request via SMS Ability to change live configuration on the device e g network username via SMS Ability to execute...

Page 75: ...UDP port on which to co Tabl ice and or a TCP UD n number This destin 61412345678 th ld and click the Save ed destination The T e port number range 168 20 3 and TCP ddress and UDP addr y of the route...

Page 76: ...n number click the button and to remove the last destination in the list click the button Figure 80 SMS New Message Destination numbers should begin with the symbol followed by the country calling cod...

Page 77: ...to open a new messag n to open a new message w tton to add the sender s m n to delete the correspond on to refresh the inbox or o Tabl ox displays all sent m Figure 81 SMS Inbo Figure 82 SMS Outb DESC...

Page 78: ...ommand execut then select the SMS Figure 83 SMS diagn execution execution is enabled all incomi hose commands This ur router from functio and a password when tion configuration Th S menu on the left a...

Page 79: ...the dia not match the route e this feature enabled plies s of commands recei on Enables or disabl xecution of a set com executed by the route messages after the e be sent to the numb MS diagnostic or...

Page 80: ...ve an additional level of security When a password is specified for a number the SMS diagnostic or command message is parsed for the password and will only be executed if the number and password match...

Page 81: ...MMAND LE E VALUE gnostic commands boot t replies ands with a value and ey is set to ON If the elling gnostic t SMS diagnostic com nostics page mmand execution tog s from authenticated click the Add b...

Page 82: ...ted command COMMAND Table 18 SMS Diagnostic Command Syntax Where VARIABLE is the name of the value to be read Where VARIABLE x is the name of another value to be read Where VALUE is the content to be...

Page 83: ...www netcommwireless com NetComm Wire eless Intelligent M2M R Router 83...

Page 84: ...orts an err t on the router nd install of a Firmware Up mage as in the case of a c mediately after the comman the router will apply the fil outer will assume this is a u URL includes any space c d ser...

Page 85: ...ssi meid usage wanuptime deviceuptime band Table 20 rted commands This THENTICATION ed ed ed ed ed ed is specified variable NAME READ W E RW RW RW RW R R R R R R R List of SMS diagnosti s is not an ex...

Page 86: ...r turn on the default gateway and trigger the connect on demand profile if in waiting state Not required execute wakeup Required PASSWORD execute wakeup Send SMS to perform firmware upgrade when firmw...

Page 87: ...Required ost Not require Required Not require Required Not require Required Table 21 SM ed ed ed ed ed ed MS diagnostics examp set ssh proto 1 PASSWORD set ssh p get ssh passauth PASSWORD get ssh p s...

Page 88: ...re described in the table below To download the System log for offline viewing right click the Download button and choose Save as to save the file To clear the System log click the Clear button The do...

Page 89: ...www netcommwireless com 2 Use a remo ote syslog server NetComm Wire eless Intelligent M2M R Router 89...

Page 90: ...the log data to a file on the computer on which it is running allowing you to ensure that no log data is lost between reboots To configure the Intelligent M2M Router to output log data to a remote sy...

Page 91: ...of detail you w el requires the IPSec ad IPSec log button a log for the IPSec VP want to capture in the service to be restarte and you will be prom PN function This can Figure 88 IPSec log e log and...

Page 92: ...fault con outer will be lost whe dmin will be config n he router s configurat restore functions ca file to multiple Intellig Figure 89 nu and select Setting nter your password i lect a location to sav...

Page 93: ...top menu bar selec click the Browse but the main system firm mware image is uploa em Configuration and ficates or user create e may also be upload mm Wireless about o F image firmware and ged into the...

Page 94: ...aded files section Click the Install link next to the recovery image to begin installing the recovery firmware image and then click OK on the confirmation window that appears Figure 92 Uploaded files...

Page 95: ...ge you uploaded Ds are flashing as this aches zero The route Figure 94 econds to reboot and d and then click OK t s is when the firmwar er attempts to redirec Installing main firm d restore the factor...

Page 96: ...information on application development contact NetComm Wireless about our Software Development Kit Figure 95 Software applications manager The Application name Version number of the application the ar...

Page 97: ...e gs click on the System m nable or disable prot menu then the Admin tocols used for remot Figur nistration menu on the te access and config ure 96 Administration e left and then click o gure the pass...

Page 98: ...ecure Shell on the ro number for remote SSH ac able remote ping response down list to select the root red web user interface pas desired web user interface Telnet SSH username This red Telnet SSH pass...

Page 99: ...is u wish to have a secu Sign When a web b d certificate authoritie onnections work efault ed is encrypted with d private keys on both only to those who ha to decrypt informatio ate which is identical...

Page 100: ...ivia GY Guyana NC New Caledonia TR Turkey BR Brazil HK Hong Kong NE Niger TT Trinidad and Tobago BS Bahamas HM Heard and McDonald Islands NF Norfolk Island TV Tuvalu BT Bhutan HN Honduras NG Nigeria T...

Page 101: ...www netcommwireless com NetComm Wire eless Intelligent M2M R Router 101...

Page 102: ...n The certificate takes several minutes to generate When the certificate has been generated you are informed that it has been successfully generated and installed The web server on the router restarts...

Page 103: ...m your settings nt rk protocol used to g and other insecure re authentication Two c y pairs to encrypt the pair to perform the au Figure 9 rotocol that you want y clicking the Enable m both off gain...

Page 104: ...lic keys on the router and their date and timestamp These public keys are provided in different formats including DSA RSA and ECDSA Each format has advantages and disadvantages in terms of signature g...

Page 105: ...e button is clicked W rning off again d for aesthetic or pow Figure the front panel of the o turn off after timeou 1 and 65535 When the wait period wer saving reasons T re 100 LED Operation e router...

Page 106: ...lick the icon at orms a soft reboot of m the top menu bar e menu on the left sid hat you are about to p s for the router to reb the top right corner o the router This can b de of the screen Figure per...

Page 107: ...ter ble 27 Telnet Ac ble 28 RJ 45 con pend Revision History mensions ators ngth LED descrip r classes ower block pin ou ower consumptio ent account login ge item details nection item deta on demand Co...

Page 108: ...M Router www netcommwireless com Appendix B Device Mounting Dimensions The image below is at 100 scale and may be used as a template for mounting the device All dimensions shown are in millimetres Fig...

Page 109: ...ge below is at 10 pend cket 00 scale and may b dix t be used as a template C M e for mounting the br Figu Mou racket All dimension ure 104 Mounting br unti ns shown are in millim racket ng metres NetC...

Page 110: ...AGER ACCO admi admi Table 25 manage all settings of y to the root manage INTELLIGENT Username Password T Defa LAN MANAGEMENT 192 168 255 255 192 168 LAN Management Def OUNT R in Userna in Passw 5 Web...

Page 111: ...ection click the t Click OK again to r a steady red the res n on the int e device for 15 20 se outer to its default set fault se ts factory default con nd are unable to login pport staff ngs on your I...

Page 112: ...on on the interface panel of the router for 5 to 15 seconds When the LEDs on the front panel change to amber and countdown in a sequence release the reset button The router then boots into recovery mo...

Page 113: ...bar Fro and locate your serve E H g a s ewhere and signed b rver key and server c om the side menu bar Fi er certificate file and Figure HTT elf by a Certificate Autho crt respectively other r select...

Page 114: ...the router Figure 108 Server certificate file uploaded 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the server key file 5 Click the Install link next to the server crt file then click OK on the prompt that is displayed...

Page 115: ...7 White Brown 8 Brown so F R and for device input 1 Figure UR SIGNA ange e Solid n stripe lid stripe olid n stripe olid Ta RJ 45 power using the pin re 110 The RJ 45 con AL 802 3AF MODE A Rx Rx Tx DC...

Page 116: ...and attained CE Marking The CE Mark is a conformity marking consisting of the letters CE The CE Mark applies to the products regulated by the central European health safety and environmental protectio...

Page 117: ...nt and receiver circuit different from o TV technician for he PE y RF exposure limit between the radiator ore a wireless device safe exposure subject to the followin esired operation sponsible for com...

Page 118: ...l doit accepter tout brouillage radio lectrique subi m me si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le fonctionnement ICES 003 CAN ICES 3 B NMB 3 B RSS Gen 7 1 2 This radio transmitter has be...

Page 119: ...er to ing our device and any c ever the use of a mob subject to safety mea with care and keep i to open flames or lit to liquid moisture o or its accessories ts or aerosols to clea r its accessories o...

Page 120: ...e and the distance from the interference source increasing the separation between them may reduce the interference You may also consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives Medical de...

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