•
redirect appropriate ports to the IP address of the controller working in
the local network (so-called forwarding port):
◦
50001 and 50002 for all applications
•
unblock selected ports in the router’s firewall
•
the address of the driver / drivers in the local network can not change
(the driver must have a static IP address set or the DHCP server must
assign the same addresses to the same devices each time)
NOTE!
In most routers available on the market, you can set a static IP address
by the DHCP server based on the MAC address of the device. For example,
for a device with the MAC address 70:B3:D5:EF:B1:60 the IP address
192.168.1.15 will always be assigned by the DHCP server (example below).
Most routers available on the market usually have several parameters in port
forwarding options:
•
port or port range for redirection
•
the IP address of the device to be redirected to
•
protocol type (TCP / UDP or both)
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