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357 | 357 | This static address is not preserved when the Teltonika device is removed from the host machine, and it needs to be configured each time that the device is connected to the host. |
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| 359 | After statically setting the IP address, you need to also set up the iptables rules to send traffic to and from the host device. An easy way to do this is to use the same script that the DHCP client uses for this purpose. Run the following commands within a telnet session on the Teltonika device: |
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| 361 | {{{ |
| 362 | # export interface=icc0 |
| 363 | # export subnet=[desired subnet, e.g. 16,24] |
| 364 | # export ip=[desired address] |
| 365 | # /etc/udhcpc.script bound |
| 366 | }}} |
| 367 | |
| 368 | If you are planning to use the WiMAX interface for the default route, not just for traffic on its own subnet, you should also add |
| 369 | {{{ |
| 370 | # export router=[router IP] |
| 371 | }}} |
| 372 | before /etc/udhcpc.script bound. |
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359 | 374 | == 12.4 Installing the Beceem Driver for Linux-Airspan BS Compatibility == |
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