[ANSS-netops] Q330 behind cell modem

[Meremonte, Mark]

Dave hope able to get system functioning with Doug's and Chris' input but
an offshoot question if I may:
Will similar application for IPSEC VPN Tunneling implementation and support
of webpage configuration apply to use of an Obsidian with RV50 modem?

Thank You,
Mark

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On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Christopher Bruton <
cpbruton.caltech at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Dave,
> What model of cell modem are you using? If you can get the Q330 web page
> but can’t use Willard, a common cause is that TCP ports are forwarded but
> UDP are not. Willard uses UDP protocol by default - and the Q330 Baler is
> usually configured by default to use UDP port 5330 or 6330. Make sure the
> cell modem is set to forward the UDP protocol. You could also try using the
> “Tunnel330” option in Willard when you connect, which will use a TCP
> connection instead.
>
> As Doug noted below, we no longer recommend direct connections in this
> manner because the Quanterra data protocol is insecure. It’s okay on a
> temporary basis, but eventually best to switch to an encrypted VPN.
>
> --
>
> Christopher Bruton
>
> Research Engineer
>
> Caltech Seismological Laboratory
>
>
> E-mail: cpbruton at gps.caltech.edu
>
> Office phone: +1 626-395-6915
>
> On Aug 11, 2017, 1:26 PM -0700, Doug Neuhauser <doug at seismo.berkeley.edu>,
> wrote:
>
> Yes, BSL has used several types of cell modems (Cradlepoint IBR650 and
> Sierra Wireless RV50) with Q330s. Before you deduce that it is a Q330
> issue, you should try a computer/laptop on the LAN side of your cell modem
> to see if you can talk to the computer from the cell network side.
>
> At the BSL, we configure the cell modem/routers to provide an IPSEC
> VPN tunnel to an IPSEC VPN router at the BSL. We allocated an IPV4 /24
> private
> network on the cell modem LAN. All traffic from the LAN goes over the
> IPSEC tunnel to a private IPV4 /24 subnet at the BSL.
>
> - Doug N
>
> On 08/11/2017 12:32 PM, Dave Drobeck wrote:
>
> Has anyone out there used cell telemetry for Q330s before? I have set up
> my first one and cannot get Willard to talk via the cell ethernet (console
> works fine). I can talk to the cell modem via SSH just fine and have tried
> using both public and private IPs on the Q330 (ie, hostprivmode=0 to pass
> the public IP tot he end device, hostprivmode=1 for a private LAN on the
> device side). I can get the q330 webpage, so I know that works. Any
> suggestions? Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
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