IAC-BOX Documentation, Release 1.0
If you want to access all devices in the target network, then simply change the Destination Address to the target network and adjust the Subnet Mask according to the accessible range.
Attention:
• After adding or editing an entry, a Service Restart is required.
• The Route in the example above must also be added on the PMS-System, so that the IAC-BOX can receive an answer from the target system.
4.7 Routing Mode
This manual describes how to activate and configure the Routing Mode on the IAC-BOX.
Hint:
• Clients on the IAC-BOX can only be identified by their IP addresses.
• The Plug & Play will only work in the local broadcast domain of the IAC-BOX, not via routes.
• DHCP must be done by the management network devices in the Surf-LAN, e.g. routers or access points.
• This enables you to create different DHCP ranges in the Surf-LAN, but therefore routes must be added on the IAC-BOX and on the management network devices in the Surf-LAN.
4.7.1 General
While the Routing Mode is mostly used in centralized enterprise environments, customer requirements for different networks with DHCP ranges can also be implemented with it.
The Routing Mode can be activated during the installation of the IAC-BOX. This can be done while configuring the Surf-LAN network settings. Therefore select the option Downgrade to routing mode and confirm this change by selecting Accept before you continue with the installation.
After successful installation, the routes for the Surf-LAN must be configured manually. Switch to the WebAdmin menu Security / Routes and activate the Advanced Routing. Now routes for the Surf-LAN can be configured an example is shown below.
4.7. Routing Mode 97
