JLCooper eBOX - Manual (Page 45)

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sing the eBOX With a Router U
In this section, we will explain how to configure the eBOX to work
with a router. In this example, we will show how to configure two
eBoxes behind a router. This same information also applies
normal ope
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ration of the eBOX with different port numbers.
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onfigured to pass configuration packets coming to the router at IP
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to the
uter at IP Address 12.34.56.78, TCP Port 4142 to the second
The TCP Port that the eBOX uses for configuration is fixed at
4141. However, if the eBOX is behind a router and the router i
configured to use Port Forwarding to remap the TCP connectio
the eBOX, you may have to use a different port. A good exam
of this is if you have 2 eBOXes at a remote site. In the exam
below, there are two eBOXes behind a router. The router is
c
Address 12.34.56.78, TCP Port 4141 to the first eBOX at IP
Address 192.168.254.102, TCP Port 4141. Additionally, the route
is also configured to pass configuration packets coming
ro
eBOX at IP Address 192.168.254.103, TCP Port 4141.
IP Address = 12:34:56:78
IP address = 19
Router
Port Forwarding Table
4141→192.168.254.102:4141
4142→192.168.254.103:4141
TCP Port = 4141
IP Address = 12:34:56:78
TCP Port = 4142
IP address = 192.168.254.102
TCP port = 4141
eBox #1
2.168.254.102
TCP port = 4141
eBox #2