Digi Connect and ConnectPort TS Family web interface Configuration through the web interface
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specific device on the public network. The options and features described in this section are only
supported on some products and some firmware versions.
Port Forwarding/NAT is useful when external devices cannot communicate directly to devices on the
public network of the Digi device. For example, this may occur because the device is behind a firewall.
By using port forwarding, the connections can pass through the networks transparently. Also, Port
Forwarding/NAT allows multiple devices on the private network to communicate to devices on the
public network by using a shared private IP address that is controlled by Port Forwarding/NAT.
Use port forwarding to connect from a Digi device to a RealPort device. For this type of connection to
occur, your mobile wireless provider must be mobile-terminated.
IP Forwarding settings include:
n Enable IP Routing: Enables or disables IP forwarding.
n Apply the following static routes to the IP routing table: You can configure the Digi device
with permanent static routes. These routes are added to the IP routing table when this device
boots, or afterward when network interfaces become active or changes are made to this list of
static routes. Use static routes to route IP datagrams to a network that is not a local network
or accessible through the default route.
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