Firewall settings
The IEC 61850 uses the TCP/IP as transport protocol (T-profile) during the client/server communication (MMS mapping). Please ensure that the corresponding TCP port is enabled if a firewall is used. The table below lists ports that have to be taken into account when a firewall is used.
Description | Type | Protocol | Port |
|---|---|---|---|
Connection Oriented Transport Protocol (COTP, ISO 8073) | Protocol | TCP | 102 |
Configuration under Windows
The Windows Firewall is configured via the corresponding dialog in the Control Panel. For more information on configuration, refer to the Windows or firewall documentation.
Notice | |
Enable the port If an embedded controller without monitor connector and USB is used, please ensure that Remote Display (Windows CE) or Remote Desktop (Windows XP/Windows Vista) is enabled in the firewall. Otherwise the computer administration via the network is no longer possible. |
Configuration under TC/BSD
- Log in to the console.
Default login data:
Login:AdministratorPassword:1 - Alternatively, for example, via the Git BASH console:
ssh Administrator@[YourIPAddress]
- 1. Next, you need to modify the firewall configuration file to enable the corresponding TCP/IP port. The following command opens the configuration file in the editor:
doas ee /etc/pf.conf - 2. The following entry is added to the configuration file (if not already present):
#allow traffic to TCL/IP port 102
Pass in quick proto tcp to port 102 keep state - 3. Escape calls the menu in the editor.
- 4. Save the changes and exit the editor.
- The configuration is now complete.
Other useful commands:
Reboot device: doas shutdown -r now
Disable firewall: doas pfctl -d
Enable firewall: doas pfctl -e