Sunways AT 2700, User Manual

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6.7 Connection via Internet
If a DSL connection or a network with
Internet access exists, then you can make
the solar inverter reachable via the Inter-
net.
Requirement:
Your DSL modem or Internet router sup-
ports static IP address services,
e.g. www.dyndns.org
1. For this purpose, connect your solar in-
verter to your DSL router, DSL modem,
switch or hub depending on the net-
work structure. Use a CAT5 Ethernet
cable with RJ45 sockets 1:1 for a hub,
or crossed for a switch.
The main unit is connected to the net-
work as standard.
2. Register free of charge, e.g. at
www.dyndns.org.
3. Create a so-called alias for the access
to your solar inverter, e.g. at-sunways.
dyndns.org. You can access your solar
inverter later via this address.
4. Configure your DSL modem or Inter-
net router so that the IP address is
regularly reported to www.dyndns.org
(follow the procedure in the manual
of your DSL modem or Internet router
for this purpose).
5. Configure your DSL modem or Internet
router so that, for example, it accepts
requests from the Internet via Port 80
and forwards them internally to the
solar inverter (Port Forwarding).
6. Also note that the port for accesses
from the Internet set in your firewall
must be released.
Sunways AG provides instructions for
the configuration of frequently used DSL
modems on the web site.