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9.2.2 Setting up call-back in Loggernet Version 4
In Loggernet 4 there is a new root device called a PakbusTCPServer that has a
single call-back port. Multiple dataloggers are attached to this port and are
identified, when they call-back, by their Pakbus address rather than the port they
call-back on. This simplifies the configuration of the dataloggers and only
requires one port to be configured in firewalls/routers.
The call-back port is entered in the hardware tab as shown below.
The details of the way calls are routed via this port are entered in the routing tab as
shown below and fully documented in the Loggernet help system. If you are able
to call out to a device that has a fixed IP address enter it in the Outbound Pakbus
connection table, matching the logger Pakbus address to its fixed IP address, with
the logger’s Pakbus service port appended to the end.
If the logger can only call back and you wish Loggernet to try to hold on and
maintain the connection, enter the logger or range of loggers with a specific
Pakbus address into the Maintained node table.
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