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IP Manager
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needtoberegisteredwithICANNoranyotherregistry.It
istheresponsibilityofadomaintokeeptrackofitsown
subs.
car54.mydomain.com
• .comistheTLD
• mydomainisthedomain(usuallynotedasmydomain.com
sincethedomainisspecifictotheTLD)
• car54isthesubdomainorservernameassociatedwiththe
device,computer,ormodemregisteredwith
mydomain.com
car54.mydomain.com.ca
Thiswouldbethesameasabove,butwiththeadditionofthe
countrycode.Inthisexample,thecountrycode(.ca)isfor
Canada.
Tip: A URL (Universal Resource Locator) is different from a domain
name in that it also indicates information on the protocol used by a
web browser to contact that address, such as http://
www.sierrawireless.com. www.sierrawireless.com is a fully qualified
domain name, but the http://, the protocol identifier, is what makes the
whole thing a URL.
Dynamic Names
WhenanIPaddressisnotexpectedtochange,theDNSserver
canindicatetoallqueriesthattheaddresscanbecachedand
notlookedupforalongperiodoftime.DynamicDNSservers,
conversely,haveashortcachingperiodforthedomaininfor
‐
mationtopreventotherInternetsitesorqueriesfromusingthe
oldinformation.SincetheIPaddressofamodemwitha
dynamicaccountcanchangefrequently,iftheoldinformation
wasused(suchaswithaDNSserverwhichindicatesthe
addresscanbecachedforalongperiodof
time)whentheIP
addresschanged,thedomainwouldnolongerpointtothe
newandcorrectIPaddressofthemodem.
IfyourRavenisconfiguredforDynamicIP,whenitfirst
connectstotheInternet,itsendsaIPchangenotificationtoIP
Manager.IPMangerwillacknowledgethechangeandupdate
theDynamicDNSserver.ThenewIPaddresswillthenbethe
addressforyourmodem’sconfiguredname.
Onceyourmodem’sIPaddresshasbeenupdatedinIP
Manager,itcanbecontactedvianame.IftheIPaddressis
needed,youcan usethedomainnametodeterminetheIP
address.
- User Guide 1
- Limitation of 2
- Liability 2
- Trademarks AirCard 3
- Contact 4
- Information 4
- Revision History 5
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 4 9
- Contents 10
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 5 10
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 6 11
- 1: Introduction to the Raven 13
- AceWare™ 14
- AceManager 15
- Figure 1-4: AceNet 16
- Figure 1-5: AceView 16
- Setup Wizard 17
- Modem Doctor 17
- Modem Doctor USB 18
- Connecting to the TELUS 19
- 1x Communication 21
- 2: Specifications 22
- Interface Port Pin-Outs 23
- Power Connector 23
- TELUS Network 24
- 2. Connecting to the Modem 25
- 3. Selecting Tasks 26
- 4. Optional:Update ALEOS 27
- 5. Activate Modem 28
- TELUS network 29
- 6. Test Modem Setup 30
- Connection 31
- Activating Using AT Commands 33
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 29 34
- Raven 1x 35
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- Figure 4-1: Raven Connectors 36
- Connecting to Power 37
- Connecting to a Computer or 38
- Indicator Lights 38
- Mounting 39
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 35 40
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 36 41
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 37 42
- 5: Configuring your Raven 43
- 2. Connect to your Raven 44
- Using Templates 46
- Using a Terminal Application 51
- 2. Connect To 52
- 4. Connected 53
- AT Commands 54
- • Basic Modes 55
- • Serial Modes 55
- • Data Communication 55
- Basic Modes 56
- PassThru Mode 58
- Serial Modes 59
- UDP and UDP Pad 61
- TCP and TCP Pad 63
- Hybrid Modes 64
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 60 65
- Data Communication 66
- Keepalive 67
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 64 69
- 7: IP Manager 70
- Understanding Domain Names 71
- Dynamic Names 72
- Using IP Manager with your 73
- Eairlink.com 74
- Understanding DNS 75
- The “PPP-Peer” Domain Name 76
- 8: Configuring Modbus/BSAP 77
- Configuring the Raven at the 79
- Polling Host for Modbus on 79
- 1. Configure the ports 82
- Figure 8-7: AceManager: UDP 83
- Figure 8-9: AceManager: DNS 85
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- 9: SNMP : Simple Network 87
- Management Protocol 87
- SNMP Configuration 88
- User Name and Password 89
- SNMP MIB Definition Sample 90
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 86 91
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 87 92
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 88 93
- Display Responses 94
- Product ID 95
- A: Configuration Commands 96
- IP ending in a zero 98
- Misc (Miscellaneous) 102
- *DPORT) 103
- Tip: *DATZ=1 will disable Z 104
- AT*STATICIP=192.168.1.23 106
- ATS23=19200,8N1 108
- (AT\Q0) 111
- Figure 1-5: AceManager : TCP 112
- Figure 1-6: AceManager : UDP 113
- Dynamic IP 116
- PPP/Ethernet 118
- PassThru 120
- 354 = send in progress 123
- 250 = sent ok 123
- Telemetry/Addr List 131
- Addr List 133
- 1x/EV-DO 134
- Configuring Circuit-Switch 138
- Step by Step Configuration 141
- 3. Erase the internal memory 143
- Figure 2-3: Modem Doctor 144
- 4. Activate the Raven 145
- 5. Start AceManager 145
- 7. Save the serial setting 146
- AceManager template 147
- “quiet” template 148
- 12. Reset the Raven 149
- 1. Connect the Raven 152
- 2. Install the driver 152
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 148 153
- 3. Configure the driver 156
- (PPP) Connection 157
- Figure 3-22: DUN Connection 163
- Figure 3-23: DUN Properties 164
- Figure 3-25: Networking 165
- Figure 3-26: PPP Settings 166
- Connecting to the Internet 167
- Using DUN 167
- 2. Enable the Connection 168
- Windows DUN 168
- 1. Start the DUN session 169
- Rev 3.0B Feb.08 165 170
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