Automation Direct STRIDE SiteLink SE-SL3011, Руководство пользователя

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SiteLink Series Industrial VPN Routers User Manual 1st Edition
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SiteLink Router Connectivity Requirements for Local IT
Connection to the STRIDE SiteLink Platform
The STRIDE SiteLink router uses well-known outgoing ports to establish a secure connection
to our STRIDE SiteLink platform. This means there is no need to open any incoming ports in
your firewall.
STRIDE SiteLink Router Outgoing Ports and Protocols
Port Protocol Application
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TCP HTTPS, MQTT/TLS, OpenVPN
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TCP & UDP DNS
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1. DNS requests are often handled by local DNS servers. In those cases the listed DNS port does not apply.
DNS Requests
The STRIDE SiteLink router connects to different STRIDE SiteLink servers: REST API,
MQTT and OpenVPN servers. The IP addresses of these servers, as well as the number of
servers, may change over time and are thus not pre-defined. This is why the SiteLink router
needs to be able to perform DNS requests; otherwise it can’t connect to the STRIDE SiteLink
platform servers.
MAC or IP Address Filtering
The local IT department may choose to only allow internet access to specific devices, based on
the MAC address or IP address. The MAC address can be obtained from the label on the side
of the STRIDE SiteLink router or in the Devices Info tab of your SiteLink account. The IP
address can be set to a static IP address. However, by default the IP address is set to be obtained
automatically via DHCP.