The program searches for devices in your local network.

Launch the search by clicking on the Find Devices icon.

Click on the icon to launch the HWg-Config program – the program automatically searches for connected devices.

You can find device on the network and set the IP address. The HWg-Config program can be downloaded from HWg-Config page.

A quickly flashing yellow LINK LED signalizes communication with the DHCP server.

If the connection to the Ethernet is functional, the LINK (yellow) LED should light up shortly afterward and switch off during data transfer to the Ethernet (Activity signalization).

The green LED in the Power&Mode RJ45 connector will light up.Connect the power adapter to the grid and connect it to your device's power supply connector.Connect your device to the Ethernet (direct cable to the switch, crossed to PC).Ethernet & Standalone Monitoring devices (LAN)Įthernet + Standalone Monitoring Devices RJ45 cable connection.Please help me with your valuable suggestion. But I need to access the serial over IP device from azure VM. The only communication (ping + RDP) happening between RRAS server and azure win10 VM.Įven though my local host win10 pc and the serial over IP device in the same subnet 10.0.0.0/24 they have NO communication with azure VM. I can not ping from azure vo to serial over IP device. I can also ping from azure vo to RRAS win2016 server(10.0.0.7)īut I can not ping OR RDP from my host win10 pc to azure VM private IP. I can ping and RDP from win2016(RRAS) server to win10 azure VM with private IP(10.10.1.6). Now I can see connected from RRAS and from Azure side.

RRAS server: 10.0.0.7 (bridged adaptor from virtualbox) My win10 pc, RRAS server and serial over IP device all are getting IP from my home router. I have installed virtualbox and created a windows2016 VM in my win10 pc.

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