Globe Wireless iFusion i250, Руководство пользователя

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SWG-125 Rev. G
June 2013
Globe
i
Fusion
®
User Guide for
i
500,
i
250,
i
S Rev. G 9-19
Static routes configured in the
Globe
i
Fusion
® are for the local area network only; they cannot be
added for one of the W AN interfaces. Routes are configured from shore using the
Globe iPortal
and
are most common in any configuration where the
Globe
i
Fusion
® is connected to the shipboard LAN
via a router or smart switch.
The current routing table of the
Globe
i
Fusion
® is displayed below the statically configured routes so
that if there are any irregularities in routing, a network administrator can deduce the cause.
Refresh the current routing table by clicking
9.3.8 SNAP
Click on the
SNAP
tab to display the
Port Forwarding
screen which displays the read only
Ports
table. The Local Port , Target Host , Target Port , and Description of each are displayed.
GlobeSNAP
( S ecure N etwork A ccess P rotocol) is a secure method for gaining access over
shipboard computers from the shore. Each computer which must be controlled by a shore
GlobeSNAP
user must have a port forwarding rule configured.
The Port Forwarding rules begin with the port 6500 and go up to 6599. It is important ensure that the
IP Addresses and port numbers of the
Target Host
and
Target Port
are correct for the remote
control connection being used. The
Description
should help the shipboard user identify the computer
by its use or name.