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Displaying a screen via the Internet using Panel Browser built into VB
The following configuration example shows how to run Panel Server on a PC running within an intranet and connect from outside via the Internet. The IP addresses, port numbers, etc. in the diagram are example settings. Please change them to suit your actual environment. Note that "Browser" in the diagram refers to the Panel Browser built into the VB application.
■ Network configuration example
The table below is a configuration example using the IP addresses and port numbers shown in the diagram above.
Setting Panel Server |
Set the following in the Panel-Interface settings for Panel Server.
•IP address: "192.168.1.10" •Port number: "6001"
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Setting Panel Browser |
For client configuration files connecting from outside, specify PSNode and PSPanelPort as follows:
•PSNode: "11.11.1.1" - Set the global IP address of the router •PSPanelPort:「6001」
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Router configuration |
When connecting to an intranet from the Internet in an external environment, a fixed global IP address that does not change is required (alternatively, you can use a service such as DDNS).
In the router settings, set it to forward ports (open ports) for packets from the WAN side to the LAN side.
•"Packets to port 6001 from the WAN side" → "Forwarded to port 6001 on Panel Server (192.168.1.10) in LAN"
For instructions on how to set up port forwarding on your router, please refer to the router manual.
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If there is a firewall on the network path, you must set it to allow port 6001. In addition, when selecting a router, it must be a model that supports port forwarding. For details on router settings and other information, please contact the manufacturer of the router you are using. |