From: Herlien, Bob
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 10:32 AM
To: Braccio, Peter; Massion, Gene; Dawe, Craig; Sullivan, Kevin
Cc: Gomes, Kevin; Edgington, Duane
Subject: CTD for MARS

I've now reset and reconfigured the DigiOne from the MARS SIIM (and yes, it's a DigiOne, not a DigiConnect).  I plan on heading over to building D to put it back into the SIIM.  The Vicor board in the SIIM also had a blown fuse, which Craig replaced.  The fuse Craig used is only rated to 125V, but he will order another fuse.

Pete, as we discussed, I'm assigning IP address 10.1.14.2 to this SIIM.  I'll need the following TCP ports punched through the firewall, exposed as routeable
(134.89.*.*) addresses and port numbers.  I don't really care what the public IP address and port numbers are, as long as I can get to them:

80  - http port (it requires login/password, so it's somewhat secure. OTOH, the
                  default login/password is shared by anyone who has purchased a
                  Digi, so perhaps we should change the password)
771  - Realport port
23   - Telnet port - Can configure it through here as well as 80, using ASCII commands
2001 - Reverse telnet port.  Talks RFC 2217 on this port; we may want to use in future.
2101 - Binary reverse telnet port.  Also talks RFC 2217, but passes raw binary with
        escape sequences.  May be needed if we develop RFC 2217 driver on SIAM and we
        want to talk to binary devices; e.g. ADCP.

The latter two addresses (2001, 2101) aren't immediately needed.  If you can add them later, then there's no necessity to do so now.  But if it's no more work, go ahead and do them now.

Here's the information on the DigiOne from this SIIM

MAC Address: 00:40:9D:28:85:7E
IP Address:  10.1.14.2
DHCP:        No
Profile:     RealPort (but still works for reverse telnet access)


-Bob