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           ACM5000-GS Quick Start (520066-Rev 1.0) 

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Step 6  Enable cellular router features

 

In the default 

OoB access mode

, the connection to the carrier cellular network is always 

on, awaiting any incoming access to the ACM5004-GS itself or attached serial consoles. The 
ACM5004-GS  also  provides  cellular  routing  (disabled  by  default)  whereby  IP  traffic  is 

selectively routed between the cellular connected network and the local Ethernet  network 
(LAN). To enable routing: 

 

Select the 

Forwarding &Masquerading

 tab on 

System:

 

Firewall

 

 

Network  Forwarding

 allows  devices  on  the  local  private  LAN  to  IP  connect 

through to the public network.  To enable, check 

Dialout/Cellular 

to be enabled 

as  the 

Destination Network

 for the 

Network Interface

 Source Network

  

 

 

IP  Masquerading

 allows  devices  on  the  LAN  to  hide  behind  and  share  the  one 

public IP address when cellular connecting to the public network. To enable check 

Enable IP Masquerading (SNAT)

 on 

Dialout/Cellular

 

 

Configure 

Port  Forwarding

  and  set 

Port  Rules

  so

 

external  users  can 

selectively initiate connections to the masqueraded devices on the LAN 

 

Set the 

Service Access 

rules for routed connections to the ACM5004-GS itself 

 

Configure the devices on the LAN with new 

Gateway

 and 

DNS 

settings  

Step 7  Other modes and functions

 

In this default 

out of band access mode

, the connection to the carrier cellular network 

is always on. An alternative is 

failover mode.

 This will tell the internal cellular connection 

to  remain  idle  in  a  low  power  state.  Only  when  primary  and  secondary  probes  are  not 

successful will it connect to the cellular carrier (refer to the User Manual) 

The ACM5004-GS also offers many more advanced functions including an 

Alerts & Logging 

facility,  management  of  third  party  UPSs  with 

Manage:  Power,  Serial  Port  Cascading

Authentication

,

  Trusted  Networks

,

  Secure  Tunneling

,

  Distributed  Monitoring

Custom 

Scripting

 and a

 Command Line

 interface. Refer to the

 User Manual

 on the CDROM. 

 

Please register your product 

to activate the warranty and 

to automatically receive advice of future firmware updates.

 

Go 

to: 

http://opengear.com/product-registration.html

 

 

Summary of Contents for ACM5004-GS

Page 1: ...C mains Connect the DC power cable to the PWR socket Use the provided DC Power barrel connector lock tab to securely keep the power connector attached Note The SDC models have an external DC DC power converter input voltage 36V DC to 72V DC The converter power cable connector plugs into the PWR socket on the ACM5000 Connect the Ethernet port LAN USB1 to your network Plug your serial console device...

Page 2: ...igure the ACM5004 GS remote management gateway features Configure the serial port settings and enable the desired protocols and logging levels via Serial Network Serial Port You may also enable SSH tunneled access through the ACM5004 GS to locally networked devices hosts using Serial Network Network Hosts Configure user access to serial ports via Serial Network Users Groups Step 4 Activate the cel...

Page 3: ...th detected i e OFF Low Blinking Slow Low to Medium Blinking Fast Medium to High and ON Strong Once the cellular modem has connected to the Sprint network you can directly access your ACM5004 GS remotely To do this your ACM5004 GS needs to have a Public IP address and the remote access path must not have SSH firewalled If you obtained a Sprint Static IP with your data plan your ACM5504 GS will be ...

Page 4: ...onfigure Port Forwarding and set Port Rules so external users can selectively initiate connections to the masqueraded devices on the LAN Set the Service Access rules for routed connections to the ACM5004 GS itself Configure the devices on the LAN with new Gateway and DNS settings Step 7 Other modes and functions In this default out of band access mode the connection to the carrier cellular network...

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