Transition Networks
Secure Remote Access Quick Start Guide
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MAP Setup
1.
Connect Cat5/6 cable from PC to LAN1 port on MAP.
2.
Open a web browser and go to 192.168.1.10.
3.
Login using default username/password: admin/admin.
4.
Go to MAP Configuration Tab and fill in MAP ID, Internet Facing IP, and Ext Port. Click Apply.
5.
Go to Network Configuration tab.
6.
Fill in network configuration information. Click Apply.
7.
Change PC IP address to work with new MAP IP address.
8.
Log back into the MAP.
9.
Go to Network Info tab and verify network information is correct.
RAD Setup
1.
Connect Cat5/6 cable from PC to LAN1 port on RAD.
2.
Open a web browser and go to 192.168.1.10.
3.
Login using default username/password: admin/admin.
4.
Go to Network Configuration tab.
5.
Fill in network configuration information. Click Apply.
6.
Change PC IP address to work with new RAD IP address.
7.
Log back into the RAD.
8.
Go to Network Info tab and verify network information is correct.
9.
Go to Configurations tab and assign a Site ID and select Update ID.
10.
Go to Configurations tab and select Configure VPN.
11.
Fill in Mgmt IP, Client IP, and Client count. (Note: Leave VPN Mode as “Disabled”.)
12.
Select Save VPN Config.
13.
Go to Configurations tab and select Add MAP.
14.
Fill in Internet facing IP, External Port, set Mode to VPN, set Status to Enabled in the order shown below.
15.
Select Save MAP Config. You will now lose connection to the RAD unit.
16.
Connect WAN1 and LAN1 into 192.168.2.0/24 network at the remote site.
Back Panels
SRA-MAP Back Panel
SRA-RAD Back Panel
CONSOLE: DB-9 connector for Command Line Interface (CLI) operation.
WAN1: RJ-45 connector for IP connectivity.
LAN1: : RJ-45 connector for IP connectivity.
LAN2: : RJ-45 connector; currently not used (SRA-MAP only).
PROG1: RJ-45 connector; currently not used (SRA-MAP only).
USB: USB connector for firmware upgrades.
12VDC: Power connection to DC power supply.
