Configuring cellular gateways

• AAA feature:

  Table 1. Local

  Parameter Name	Description
  Name	The account name is preset to admin and cannot be changed.
  Password	Enter a password for login.

  Table 2. TACACS

  Parameter Name	Description
  TACACS Configuration	Enable TACACS configuration. Click Add TACACS to add one or more TACACS servers.
  Authentication	TACACS authentication option: tacacs_ascii: Send authentication information in ASCII format. tacacs_pap: Send authentication information using the password authentication protocol (PAP).
  Timeout	Timeout for TACACS authentication. Range: 1 through 1000 seconds
  TACACS
  IP Address	IP address of the TACACS server.
  Auth Port	TCP port number to connect to the TACACS server. Default: 49
  Secret Key	Encryption key for encrypting and decrypting traffic between the cellular gateway and the TACACS server. Configure the same key on the TACACS server.
  Source Interface	Preconfigured as Cellular1/0, and cannot be changed. This is the only interface that the cellular gateway can use for communication with the TACACS server.
  Priority	Priority level of the TACACS server. Zero is a default priority value and indicates the highest priority. If a cellular gateway is unable to establish a connection with the highest priority server, it attempts to connect to the server of the next highest priority. Range: 0 through 7

• Cellular feature:

  Table 3. Cellular Settings

  Parameter Name	Description
  Primary Slot	Choose a SIM slot to designate it as primary. Range: 0, 1 Default: 0
  SIM SLOT 0 Cellular Profile
  Profile Id	Profile ID. You can click Add to add multiple profiles.
  Access Point Name	Access point name, from your service provider.
  Authentication Method	Authentication method (none, pap, chap, pap_or_chap) indicated by your service provider.
  Username	Username for authentication, as indicated by your service provider.
  Password	Password for authentication, as indicated by your service provider.
  Packet Data Network Type	Packet data network type (IPv4, IPv6, IPv4v6), as indicated by your service provider.
  Attach Profile	Choose the attach profile from the defined profiles.
  Data Profile	Choose the data profile from the defined profiles. You can use the same profile for the attach profile and data profile.
  SIM SLOT 1 Cellular Profile
  See the fields described for SIM slot 0.

• Logging feature:

  Table 4. Disk

  Parameter Name	Description
  Disk File Rotate	Maximum number of log files to store locally. The device collects diagnostic monitor log files, which have a maximum size of 20 MB each, until the number of files reaches the rotate value. Then the device deletes the oldest file to make room for a new file. Range: 1 through 10
  Disk File Size	Maximum file size for each log file that the device stores locally. After reaching the maximum size, the device creates a new log file, with a numerically sequenced filename. Range: 1 through 20 megabytes

  Table 5. Servers

  Parameter Name	Description
  Server Name Type	Choose ipv4 or ipv6, according to the server address type, or choose dns if you enter a server domain name in the Server Name Value field.
  Server Name Value	IP address or domain name of the server.
  Source IP	By default, this is the system IP address. You can choose the Device Specific option to specify per device.
  Priority	Filter the type of log messages saved using one of the following priority options, listed from lowest to highest priority. Each priority option configures the device to save log messages of that priority and all higher priorities. For example, information is the lowest priority of message, so choosing information includes information log messages and all other log messages too. Choosing error excludes information, notice, and warn log messages, but includes error messages and all other log messages of higher priority (critical, alert, and emergency). From lowest to highest priority, the options are the following: information notice warn error critical alert emergency

• Network Protocol feature:

  Table 6. Basic Configuration

  Parameter Name	Description
  Passthrough	The cellular gateway operates in one of two modes: IP passthrough and NAT. In IP passthrough mode, the cellular gateway passes the public IP address assigned by the internet service provider (ISP) to a downstream device attached to the cellular gateway. Disabling the Passthrough option enables NAT, which gives the devices that are connected to the cellular gateway access to a DHCP server and to the local gateway. Note Enabling passthrough mode disables and hides the other fields in the Basic Configuration section.
  DHCP Pool
  DHCP Pool	Enable a DHCP pool for NAT.
  DHCP Network Pool	IP address pool, in classless interdomain routing (CIDR) format.
  Lease Days	Days for DHCP lease time Range: 0 to 365
  Lease Hours	Hours for DHCP lease time. Range: 0 to 23
  Lease Minutes	Minutes for DHCP lease time. Range: 0 to 59
  PAT Configuration
  PAT Configuration	Enable port address translation (PAT).
  Add PAT Config	Click this to add one or more PAT configurations.
  Description	Description of the PAT configuration.
  Protocol	Choose TCP or UDP.
  LocalAddress	IPv4 format address.
  LocalPort	Port number. Range: 0 to 65535
  InterfaceName	Preconfigured as Cellular1/0, which is the WAN interface for the cellular gateway.
  GlobalPort	Global port number. Range: 1 to 65535

  Table 7. NTP Servers

  Parameter Name	Description
  NTP	To configure a network time protocol (NTP) server, enter an IPv4 address or a DNS name. Maximum number of NTP servers: 4

Note

CLI configuration commands in the CLI Add-on Profile override any configuration done using the Global Profile.

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