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General Reference GuideeWON Configuration“On demand” Internet connectionDial On DemandIt is possible to establish remote connections towards the ISP by using the Dial On Demandfeature. If selected, the eWON will try to connect to the ISP each time a connection will berequired (i.e. packets to send). Those fields allow you EITHER to exclude OR to select IPaddresses ranges that are allowed or refused for Dial On Demand. Four different IPaddresses ranges can be defined.Note: those fields will be updated at each new PPP connection.Important: By default, the Dial On Demand is configured to refuse all connections.Table 34: Internet connection parametersnote: If Network Connection is on Ethernet WAN connection, the Ethernet interface is not active as long as the WAN is notconnected.See "Ethernet WAN Connection - Disconnection sequence (since firmware 5.4)" on page 48note: If Network Connection is on ADSL, and you want to allow devices connected on the eWON-LAN to go on Internet, don’t forgetto set the Routing to NAT and TF on WAN (See "Routing" on page 55).3.3.4.3.2 VPN connectionFigure 40: VPN connection setup pageControlDescriptionVPN use conditionsDuring Internet connectionSet here how eWON will use the VPN. Choose among the 3 choices:• Disable VPN• Listen for incoming VPN from Client• Establish outgoing VPN to serverRG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 51
General Reference GuideeWON Configuration3.3.4.3.3 Publish IP addressWhen the eWON goes to the Internet (automatically or by CallBack) , it can receive a different IP address at each connection. It needs to informyou of its new WAN address thanks to this publish IP function.Figure 41: Publish IP address configuration pageControlDescriptionPublish by EMailEMail destination addressThis field allows you to define the destination address bydefault that will receive the notification.Publish by dynamic DNSDynamic DNS ProviderChoose your Dynamic DNS provideramong the list besideA Dynamic DNS provider are servicesthat allows you to publish on the Interneta domain name that matches the IPaddress of your PC (fix or dynamic type).Dynamic DNS UsernameDynamic DNS passwordDynamic DNS Host nameDynamic DNS Domain nameDebug connectionPut here your Username.This field allows you to enter a valid password for theDynamic DNS server you want to use.This field allows you to enter a valid host name for theDynamic DNS server that you want to use e.g. myewon.This field allows you to enter a valid domain name for theDynamic DNS server you want to use e.g. no-ip.com.In our example, your eWON will be accessible athttp://myewon.no-ip.comCheck it to record debug info about DynDns negociation inthe “Diagnostic->RealTimeLog” page.You need to to check the Enabled AND select NO-IP as dynamic DNS to access parameters.Otherwise, you will see the page like this:RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 52
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