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5 Commissioning and first steps
5.1 Overview
5.1.1 netFIELD Portal user
The following table shows the steps that you must perform in order to
commission your device if you are a user of the netFIELD Portal.
# Step For details see
0 Requirement:
·
You have a netFIELD Portal account.
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1 Mount the device. Section Mounting
2 Establish LAN connection and login to Local Device
Manager. Section Establish LAN connection and login to Local
Device Manager [ } page 29]
3 Set local system time. Section Set system time [ } page 37]
4 If applicable (if your LAN uses HTTP/HTTPS/FTP proxy
servers): Configure netFIELD OS for using proxy server. Section Network Proxy settings [
}
page 69]
5 If applicable (if the default Docker IP addresses are not
compatible with your LAN): Customize Docker Network
Settings. Section Docker Network Settings [ } page 116]
6 Optional: Configure netFIELD OS firewall.
Note : By default, the internal netFIELD OS firewall allows
all traffic (“trusted zone”).
When you assign an interface or subnet to the drop or
block zone, make sure that you open the ports that are
used by your application containers.
Section Firewall [ } page 60]
7 “Onboard” (register) device in netFIELD Portal.
Note : Make sure that your company’s firewall does not
block the TCP port (outgoing) of the upstream protocol
(device-to-cloud communication) that you intend to use.
MQTT:
8883
MQTT over WebSocket:
443
AMQP:
5671
AMQP over WebSocket:
443
Section "Onboard" (register) device in netFIELD
Portal [ } page 39]
8 Optional: Deploy application container(s) from netFIELD
Portal (if not already deployed through Deployment
Manifest). Section Deploying containers on your device in the
operating instruction manual netFIELD Portal ,
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Table 11: Tasks for commissioning the device (netFIELD Portal user)
netFIELD OnPremise | User manual
DOC200901UM02EN | Revision 2 | English | 2021-06 | Released | Public © Hilscher 2021