Adding an INSYS Router With icom OS to the icom Connectivity Suite - VPN

https://connectivity.insys-icom.de

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Device type: select icom OS Router

Device name: enter a name that allows to distinguish the device clearly from other devices

Device serial: enter the serial number of the device printed on the label on the device or indicated in the web interface in the Status → Dashboard or Status → Device info menu

Device code: the device code is used for configuring the  router using the startup wizard; if no device code is specified here,  the default code will be used (configurable under the My VPN Hub tab)

Please note!

This code will also be used as password for accessing the router via a web proxy.

Licence: select the licence to be used

Default monitoring: check this if the availability of the device is to be monitored (refer to Monitoring Devices in the icom Connectivity Suite - VPN for more information)

Local IP (LAN): the router (and other local devices) will be  accessible under this address; it will be assigned to the router using  the router configuration

accessible through netmapping IP only: if this virtual netmapping address is entered, the router (and other local devices) will only be accessible under this address; it will be assigned to the router using the router configuration

Please note!

Additional networks at the router can be configured and made available through the VPN. Each network can be assigned to a group which results in individual access rights. The group rights for the first network apply to the access to the VPN address as well.

Net mask: enter the netmask for the IP address

Please note!

The Netmask determines the size of the network that is made known around the local IP address via routing. It can be entered in long form (255.255.255.0) or CIDR format (/24). If a netmask that differs from the standard (255.255.255.0) is entered, the DHCP server in the device will be disabled.

Group: assign the device to a group that combines devices with similar functions that share common communication rules

Please note!

Groups can be added on the Groups tab. If no groups are entered yet, only the standard group is available.

Additional routes: check this to show the configuration of additional routes

Please note!

The first configured IP address range is automatically assigned to IP net 2 of the router. If Additional routes are activated, individual IP address ranges and IP nets can be assigned to the Ethernet ports. Only one IP address range per IP net is allowed. If more Ethernet ports belong to the same IP net, the same IP address ranges applies and the input fields must be empty.