Peer IP Address

(Data Profiles, General)

Allows you to define the IP (Internet Protocol) Address to be assigned to the MC (Mobile Computer) end of the serial link1. This IP Address is also used to address the MC (Mobile Computer) via over-the-air packet data. This feature applies for the current Conventional - Data Profile.

For Managed Radios this feature is defined in the RMC's Peer IP Address field.

When the Data Profile Type field is set to "Conventional" or "Conventional & Broadband", and

when the Auto Generate IP Address field is "Disabled", and

( when the NAT Enable field is "Disabled", or

when the Packet Data Mode field is not set to "FNE" ), and

when the radio is model / option capable.

The Network ID octets of this IP Address must match the Network ID octets of the Subscriber IP Address field.

The Network ID portion of an IP Address is defined as Follows:

(When octet1 is between 0-127, the IP Address = Class A and the Network ID = the first 1 octet, or

When octet1 is between 128-191, the IP Address = Class B and the Network ID = the first 2 octets, or

When octet1 is between 192-223, the IP Address = Class C and the Network ID = the first 3 octets)

This IP Address:

Cannot be completely equal to the Subscriber IP Address (see above) for the current Data Profile (record / row), and

Cannot equal the Bluetooth Subscriber IP Address for the current Data Profile (record / row) and

Cannot equal the Bluetooth Peer IP Address for the current Data Profile (record / row) and

Cannot equal the Subscriber Air-Interface IP Address for the current Data Profile (record / row).

Octet Values also:

Must be between: [0-255], and

Cannot all be "0", and

Cannot all be 255

This IP Address's Default Value = 0.0.0.0 and therefore must be defined.

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