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Remote Access Setup Procedure

Typical EMS Remote Access Scenario

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Typical EMS Remote Access Scenario

1.EMS Server Local Firewall

Check that the local firewall on the EMS Server allows inbound HTTP (port 80). Reset this if necessary.

2.Internal EMS Client Test

Using the LAN IP address of the EMS Server, test the client interface by entering the following into the browser of another PC on the EMS Site LAN:

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/EMS/

Where: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the LAN address of the EMS Server.

If the EMS Logon Page is not displayed, check:

That you have the correct IP address.
An example of a correct test URL would be: http://192.168.56.23/EMS/

That the EMS Server firewall has been configured correctly to allow inbound HTTP traffic.

3.Configuring your Site’s Firewall

Note:Any work on your Firewall should be carried out by your IT Service Provider/Network Administrator.
The following information is provided as is for reference only.

Add a New Rule to Inbound Services Rules in the WAN – LAN Section of your Firewall.

Example - Netgear Firewall Settings:

Example Netgear Firewall Settings

Netgear Settings - Example Interface Entries

Service

HTTP (Port 80)

Action

Allow always

Select Schedule

N/A

Send to LAN Server

Single Address

Start

The internal IP address of the EMS Server.

End

Not Used

Translate to Port Number

N/A

WAN Destination IP Address

Select the WAN IP address that you have chosen for EMS. In the example, WAN1 is selected but it could be an IP address.

This will have been provided by your ISP (Internet Server Provider). This could be a single address or a range.

If you do not have a fixed WAN IP address see: No Fixed WAN IP Address Options below.

Start

Not Used

End

Not Used

LAN Users

N/A

Start

Not Used

End

Not Used

WAN Users

Any

Start

Not Used

End

Not Used

Qos Profile

N/A

Log

N/A

Bandwidth Profile

N/A

No Fixed WAN IP Address Options

i.For testing only, find your current Dynamic address. Look on line for “What’s my IP”.

Note:This will break when your address changes.

ii.Set up a Dynamic DNS on line, look for “Dynamic DNS” and sign up.

4.External EMS Client Test

Using the WAN IP address, setup in the inbound service rule in your Firewall, test the Client Interface by entering the following into the internet browser of another PC on the LAN:

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/EMS/

Where: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the WAN address.

In this Example, the test would be:

http://245.123.256.23/EMS/

If the EMS logon page is not displayed check:

1.That you have the correct IP address.

2.That the Site firewall has been correctly setup to route HTTP traffic to the EMS Server.