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Network environment of web server OZW772
The web server is commissioned on site via the USB interface using a PC/laptop
on which a suitable web browser or the ACS790 software is installed.
It is to be checked whether the OZW772 web server is integrated in a private
network (LAN) or a proprietary network (Intranet) with/without connection to the
Internet.
Another criterion is whether the web server shall send e-mails to an in-house mail
server or via the Internet to an external mail server.
The OZW772 web server is to be connected to the Internet via Ethernet and DSL
router (with built-in DSL modem) and DNS server.
NAT = Network Address Translation, PAT = Port and Address Translation. DynDNS = Dynamic Domain
Name System, registers dynamic IP addresses and links these to domain names
Prerequisites for integrating the OZW772 web server in an Ethernet TCP/IP
network:
The web server is correctly integrated in the network, physically and logically
IP address, IP subnet mask, DSL router (standard gateway) and DNS server are
configured
To be able to send e-mails (e.g. alarming via e-mail), following information must be
available:
E-mail account, mail server address, port number of mail server, e-mail address
of sender, authentication of mail server, user name, and password
This information is to be obtained from the e-mail provider. In the case of a
proprietary network, the information is provided by the network administrator.
Fault status messages, meter consumption data and "Energy indicators" are
delivered by e-mail via SMTP. If supported by the mail server, e-mails are
transmitted encrypted with TLS (Transport Layer Security).
For connection to the Inter
net or Intranet, the conventional telephone lines normally
used are made of copper. In that case, a DSL router with built-in DSL modem is
required (DSL = Digital Subscriber Line).
Commissioning
Topology of
Internet connection
Integrating the web
server in Ethernet
E-mail account
Sending e-mails
Connection to
Inter
net or Intranet