Services

Within the service settings you configure the DHCP service, DNS forwarding and other related parameters.

DHCP Service

The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a communication protocol in network technology. It enables the assignment of the network configuration to clients by a server. In this way, devices in the network can be assigned IP addresses dynamically. You can reach this service under Services > DHCP Service.

Name	Description	Standard
Enable DHCP	Click to enable DHCP	Enabled
IP Pool Starting Address	Set start IP address of the DHCP pool	192.168.2.2
IP Pool Ending Address	Set end IP address of the DHCP pool	192.168.2.100
Lease	Set valid lease time for the IP address received from the DHCP server	60 minutes
DNS	Set DNS server (click on Edit)	192.168.2.1
Windows Name Server	Set WINS	Empty
Static DHCP (a maximum of 20 IP addresses can be set)
MAC Address	Set MAC address of a designated IP address	Empty
IP Address	Set static IP address	192.168.2.2
Host	Set hostname	Empty

DNS

Up to two DNS servers can be entered here if the router is part of a domain network that uses DNS for address resolution. You can enter the data under Network > DNS.

Name	Description	Standard
Primary DNS	Set Primary DNS	Empty
Secondary DNS	Set Secondary DNS	Empty

DNS Relay

When DNS relay is enabled (by default, if DHCP is set up), the IP address of the router is assigned to the DHCP clients as the DNS server. All DNS requests to the router are forwarded to your ISP’s DNS servers. If DNS Relay is disabled, the Router assigns the ISP’s DNS servers to the DHCP clients. You can access these settings via Services > DNS Relay.

With the Add button up to 20 DNS pairs can be created.

Name	Description	Standard
Enable DNS Relay	Click to enable DNS forwarding	Enabled (after enabling DHCP)
Static (IP Address <-> Domain Name) Pairing (höchstens 20 DNS-Paare)
IP Address	Set IP address <-> DNS pairs	Enable
Host	Set IP address name <-> DNS pairs	Empty
Description	Describe IP address <-> DNS pairs	Empty

DDNS (Dynamic DNS)

DDNS or dynamic DNS is used if the WAN connection does not have a fixed public IP address, but services are still to be accessed externally. Since the IP address of the provider can change again and again with a normal WAN connection, a secure setup, e.g. of a VPN tunnel, is not possible. Therefore one uses providers of dynamic DNS servers, which make sure that your WAN connection always gets the IP address. You can reach the configuration via Network > DDNS.

Name	Description	Standard
Current Address	Show current IP address	Empty
Service Type	Select DDNS provider	Disabled

There are various setting options for different DDNS service providers. These are selected via the service type.

No-IP is used here as an example for the setup. For this, you need a No-IP account, which you have to create yourself. There are various providers here, some of which are free of charge, but some of which are subject to a charge. The assignment of the Dynamic DNS can be assigned to the WAN as well as to the dialup connection.

Name	Description	Standard
Service Type	DynDNS - Dynamic	Disabled
URL	http://www.dyndns.com/	gesetzt
Username	Registrierter Benutzername für DDNS	Empty
Password	Registriertes Kennwort für DDNS	Empty
Hostname	Registrierter Hostname für DDNS	Empty
Wildcard	Kann aktiviert werden, wenn Wildcard genutzt werden soll	Disabled
MX	Eintragen eine MX-Records	Empty
Backup MX	Can be activated if MX-Record should run as backup	Disabled
Force Update	Forces the account to be updated	Disabled
Last Update	Shows when the IP address was last changed
Last Response	Indicates when the service was last communicated with

SMS

The TK100 can be reached via SMS from the outside and reacts to various commands sent via SMS. You have the possibility to query the status of the device or to restart the device. The router is configured via Services > SMS.

Name	Description	Standard
Enable	Click to enable or disable SMS control	Disabled
Status Query	Set status request SMS to display the status of the router via SMS (e.g. : show status)	Empty
Reboot	Lets the router reboot	Empty
SMS Access Control
Default Policy	Block or Accept control SMS from specific phone.	Accept
Phone Number	Enter the phone numbers for sending SMS to the router. The format for the mobile number is 491712345678 (please do not enter +49 or 0049)	Empty
Action	Accept or block the previously entered phone number	Accept
Description	Description for the created data set	Empty

To be able to send an SMS to the router, the mobile number of the inserted card must be known. The SMS is then sent to this number.

SMS that you receive on your cell phone:

Host: (SN);

Uptime: (the operating time of the router at the time of this restart);

State: (Online/Offline) (Wireless WAN IP)

LAN: (Ready) (LAN-IP)

Traffic Manager

The Traffic Manager can be used to provide the data consumption of the dial-up connection interface. You can configure this service under Services -> Traffic Manager.

Name	Description	Standard
Enable	Click to enable or disable SMS control	Disabled
Alarm Threshold	Sets the amount of data in MB per month at which an alarm should be generated. If 0 is set as the value, no alarm is generated	Empty
Disconnect Threshold	Wird der eingestellte Wert erreicht, wird die Einwahlverbindung unterbrochen	Empty

The amount of data used can be checked at any time under Traffic Statistics (see 3.8.3)

Alarm Manager

The Alarm Manager can be used to generate various alarms. You can configure this service under Services -> Alarm Manager.

Name	Description	Standard
Alarm Inout	Select here the areas for which an alarm is to be generated	None
Alarm Output	Here you can choose whether the alarms should be issued via the console or not	Selected