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<h1 class="firstHeading">Application Example</h1>
<p><font face="Arial" class="hcp1"><span class="hcp2"><font size="3" class="hcp3">Introduction</font></span></font></p>
<p class="hcp4">The following example details how to configure
the following system: -</p>
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<p class="hcp4"><span class="hcp2">Hardware</span></p>
<ul>
<li class="p"><p class="hcp4">Control PC</p></li>
<li class="p"><p class="hcp4">ADSL Router</p></li>
<li class="p"><p class="hcp4">VPN Router</p></li>
<li class="p"><p class="hcp4">Soundweb London BLU-80</p></li>
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<p class="hcp4"><span class="hcp2">PC and ADSL
Router</span></p>
<p class="hcp4">HiQnet London Architect is installed on the
PC following the usual installation process. The ADSL router is a generic
ADSL router providing Internet access to the PC. Most broadband routers
today implement VPN passthrough which enables the PC to connect through
the ADSL router to the VPN server. Please check with the manufacturer
of the router or your service provider to confirm support of VPN passthrough.</p>
<p class="hcp4">Follow the setup instructions in the user manual
supplied with the ADSL router.</p>
<p class="hcp4"><span class="hcp2">BLU-80 and
VPN Router</span></p>
<p class="hcp4">The VPN router must now be set up to provide
internet access to the remote site. To configure the VPN router you will
need to connect a PC to the LAN side of the router and follow the user
manual supplied with the VPN router.</p>
<p class="hcp4"><span class="hcp6">Note: It
will be much simpler to connect to the remote site if the broadband connection
is allocated a fixed IP address by the broadband provider. For broadband
connections with a dynamically allocated IP address please see the</span>
<span class="hcp7">Dynamic IP Addresses
and Dynamic DNS</span> <span class="hcp6">section of this
documentation.</span></p>
<p class="hcp4">Once the VPN router is set up correctly, you
should have Internet access at the remote site. The next step it to configure
VPN access on the router. This process should be described in detail either
in the user manual supplied with the router or on the manufacturer&#146;s website.</p>
<p class="hcp4">Next, using HiQnet London Architect, set the
BLU-80 to use a fixed IP address ensuring that it doesn't conflict with
the range allocated by the DHCP server or the IP addresses allocated to
VPN clients. For example, if the router uses 192.168.1.200 - 192.168.1.255
as the range for VPN clients, set the IP address of the BLU-80 to 192.168.1.100.</p>
<p class="hcp4"><span class="hcp2">HiQnet London
Architect On Site</span></p>
<p class="hcp4">While on site, the HiQnet London Architect
design file should be uploaded to the BLU-80 and the audio installation
debugged. Once satisfied that the design is complete, open the file preferences
and select the static routes tab. Next, click on the <span class="hcp2">Auto</span>
button to add the BLU-80 to the static routes: -</p>
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<p class="hcp4">Save the design file to store the static routes
in the file. The remote site is now ready to be controlled and monitored
remotely via the VPN.</p>
<p class="hcp4"><span class="hcp2">Remote Control
and Monitoring Over VPN</span></p>
<p class="hcp4">Now, when off site and connected to the Internet
via the generic ADSL router, the VPN connection can be used to connect
to the BLU-80. First, set up a VPN connection to the VPN router using
the the Windows <span class="hcp2">New Connection Wizard</span>
(see <span class="hcp7">Configuring
the Windows VPN Client (using PPTP)</span> section of this documentation
for further details).</p>
<p class="hcp4">You should now have a new network adapter shown
in <span class="hcp2">Network Connections</span>. To connect
to the VPN simply double click on the VPN network adapter. Enter the user
name and password you set up when configuring the VPN server: -</p>
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<p class="hcp4">Load the design file into HiQnet London Architect
and select the VPN adapter in <span class="hcp2">Tools</span>,
<span class="hcp2">Application Preferences</span>, <span class="hcp2">HiQnet (tab)</span>: -</p>
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<p class="hcp4">You can now configure, control and monitor
the BLU-80 as though connected on the same LAN.</p>
<p style="margin-bottom: 0;"><span class="hcp6"><font style="font-size: 10pt;"
size="2">Please be aware that some processes may take longer than
normal due to the bandwidth of the connection.</font></span></p>
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