TR-3 and TCP connection problem

[Michael]

Matt, I guess you might need my phone # 423-538-8855. Mike Davies

 

[Matt Johnson]

I just looked at it. It was connected to the internet but you still have Auto IP on.

I turned Auto IP off and configured the parameters so that the local IP address does not change.

You have the LAN IP address set to the local IP address.

It connects and receives corrections but you will only be able to connect this way when the LS is at the same location and connected to that network through WiFi or LAN.

When I change it to the IP address of your modem it returns a socket failed error.

This means that the port forwarding is still not configured properly.

In this screen if you press View Existing Applications does it list "triumph3-D9F002"? If so pick it.

 

[Michael]

No it does not

 

[Matt Johnson]

You need to click on the "Virtual Servers" tab to configure the port forwarding. See https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/setting-port-forwarding-tp-link-router

 

[Michael]

Matt In the virtual services "existing applications" it has DNS, FTP, HTTP, etc. I don't know which to choose. Also is the IP address 192.168.0.120

 

[Michael]

attached screen shots show what existing applications are available. Also shot of what I have for IP address

 

[Matt Johnson]

Try HTTP and then protocol should be TCP. The IP address needs to 192.168.0.208 which is the IP address of the T3. 192.168.0.120 is the IP address of the LS.

 

[Michael]

Matt here is the way I have it configured now.

 

[Matt Johnson]

It works now. I switched the LS to the cell modem and connected.

 

[Michael]

Okay. Can I still use the base away from the office on cell when I am not at the office by just switching off ethernet in the output screen to cell modem

 

[Matt Johnson]

Yes, you just select Corrections via Cellular Modem in the RTCM screen as I have it running now.

 

[Michael]

Thank you Matt for all your help. Mike