TAC Xenta 555, Supplement Manual
4 Connecting the TAC Xenta 555 to Your Network
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4.1
Alternative Port Settings
4.1.1
HTTP and HTTPS
Perhaps you are unable to make the necessary configuration changes to
your proxies/firewalls because of restrictions imposed by your com-
pany’s network security policies. In this case, you have the option of
choosing different numbers for the HTTP and HTTPS communication
ports shown above.
The following steps describe how to select other communication ports:
1
From the web browser, expand the navigation tree as shown in the
following figure and select
HTTP Server
.
2
Set the
HTTP
and
HTTPS
communication port assignments to the
appropriate values.
3
Accept your settings by selecting
Save & Restart
.
4
Configure your network to allow communication on the ports you
assigned to the Xenta 555.
5
Verify that the Xenta 555 can now successfully communicate
across the Internet and with your building control systems.
4.1.2
MicroNet Access (VisiSat Port)
The VisiSat port number is 7001 by default, but if this number has
already been allocated elsewhere, you have the option of changing it.
This port number must be changed in two places and the port number
must be the same in each case:
•
in the properties page for the
MicroNet
object in XBuilder. Refer
to Section 6.2, “Defining MicroNet Communications Parameters”,
on page 40.
•
in the
Host Port Number
field of the
IP Tunnel Configuration
dialog box of the VisiSat Configuration Tool. Refer to Chapter 11,
“VisiSat IP Tunnel Configuration”, on page 71.
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