1.0 Basic Principles of TCP/IP Network Communications
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1 Section 1 Basic Principles of TCP/IP Network Communications Section 2 Introduction to Doors NetXtreme Section 3 Common Connection Issues Section 4 Common Causes Section 5 Tools Section 6 Contact Keri Systems 1.0 Basic Principles of TCP/IP Network Communications Before troubleshooting, it is necessary to understand the basic principles of TCP/IP network communications. 1.1 TCP/IP Communication Basics: IP Addresses and Subnetting For proper communication between network devices, it is crucial that those devices are properly configured with IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateway addresses that match the network environment in which they are installed. The IP Address is made up of four octets usually represented in dotted-decimal notation (i.e ). Each IP Address contains a Network ID and a Host ID. The Network ID identifies the network where the host or other network devices are located. The Host ID identifies the individual device on the network. The Subnet Mask is used to determine the Network ID and Host ID of an IP Address. Using the above IP Address example of , if the Subnet mask is (Class C), the Network ID would be while the Host ID would be 1. This Host will be able to communicate to any other device on that network whose IP address is (255 is reserved for network broadcasts). If the Subnet mask is (Class B), the Network ID would be , and the Host ID would be 1.1. This Host will be able to communicate to any other device on that network whose IP address is Any communication to a device that is on another network (or outside of the Subnet mask) would be passed on to the Gateway, which will route the data to the appropriate Network and Host. If the Gateway does not have a route specified for the destination network, then the communication will fail. Page 1 of 11
2 2.0 Introduction to Doors NetXtreme Doors NetXtreme (DoorsNXT) is versatile in that it will work within a small LAN with a single PC running the Server, Database and Client or within a Global WAN encompassing dozens of clients controlling thousands of doors. Doors NetXtreme operates in a networked client/server environment. There are four basic components to the DoorsNXT architecture: NXT controller hardware, DoorsNXT server, DoorsNXT database, and DoorsNXT client (referred throughout this document as the controller, server, database, and client. NXT controller hardware may be comprised of a combination of 2-door and 4-door NXT controller hardware, NXT 4x4 modules, Reader Interface Modules (RIM), and card readers (MS, Wiegand, and NXT). DoorsNXT Server is the workhorse of Doors NetXtreme. It manages the communication between the clients and the NXT hardware. DoorsNXT Database is SQL compliant, client/server software providing access from multiple concurrent sites with no third-party royalty fees. The database is automatically installed on the same computer as the server. DoorsNXT Client provides an interface to configure the NXT hardware, operators, users, and access control functionality. The client is secured by an operator login. It communicates to the server over TCP/IP. Configuration of DoorsNXT will require some general knowledge of TCP/IP Networking and will require specific knowledge of network details of the system to which DoorsNXT will be installed. The following information must be known before attempting to install and configure DoorsNXT: The MAC address of the NXT hardware to be installed. The IP Addresses that will be assigned to the NXT controllers (each controller must have its own IP Address). The Subnet mask to be used for the LAN segment where the controllers will be installed. The Gateway address for the Subnet. Page 2 of 11
3 3.0 Common Connection Issues The following list contains some of the most common connection issues. Each individual issue is covered at greater length in the sections to follow. 3.1 Controller responds to an Autoconfig, but does not respond to the Assign IP Command (IP Assigned column shows NO) - Improper Subnet Mask - Improper IP Address - Firewall is Blocking Communication For WAN connections all of the above plus: - Improper or Missing Gateway Address - Router Not Routing Traffic - VPN Tunnel Down 3.2 Controllers do not respond to Autoconfig - Computer Has Multiple TCP/IP Connections - Controller is Not in a Reset State - Firewall is Blocking Communication - Physical Hardware Problem For WAN connections all of the above plus: - DoorsNXT Proxy Not Installed or Not Running - Router Not Routing Traffic - VPN Tunnel Down 3.3 Controller Update or Controller Status fails - Incomplete Autoconfig - Controller Has Been Reset - Incompatible Controller Firmware 3.4 DoorsNXT Client fails to connect to the DoorsNXT Server - DoorsNXT Server Service Not Running - Incorrect Client Login Settings - Client License Not Available - Firewall is Blocking Communication - Client Software Not Properly Installed Page 3 of 11
4 4.0 Common Causes Verify that the DoorsNXT Server service is running. Open Task Manager and verify that the DoorsNXTSvr.exe process is running. If it is not running, then start the DoorsNXT Server service using the window control panel services applet. 4.1 DoorsNXT Proxy Not Installed or Not Running The DoorsNXT Proxy must be installed on a computer within the targeted Subnet to allow the Autoconfiguration process to complete. If the DoorsNXT Proxy is installed, then verify that the proxy service is running by going to Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Administrative Tools. Open the Services control panel applet. Locate the DoorsNXT Proxy Service and verify the Status is "Started." 4.2 DoorsNXT Server Service Not Running Verify that the DoorsNXT Server service is running by going to Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Administrative Tools. Open the Services control panel applet. Locate the DoorsNXT Server service and verify the Status is "Started." 4.3 Client Software Not Properly Installed The DoorsNXT Client must be installed on the computer that will be running the client and cannot be run from a shared network location. 4.4 Incorrect Client Login Settings The Server Name in the DoorsNXT Client Connection Settings tab must match the computer name or IP Address of the computer on which the DoorsNXT Server is installed. The Client Name should be MASTERCLIENT. 4.5 Client License Not Available By default, the DoorsNXT Server will only communicate to one DoorsNXT Client at a time. Additional client licenses are required to connect more than one DoorsNXT Client to a DoorsNXT Server. See your Keri Dealer to purchase additional client licenses. Page 4 of 11
5 4.6 Firewall is Blocking Communication For the Microsoft Windows Firewall, make sure the DoorsNXTSvr.exe application is added as an exception. 1. From the Control Panel, open the Windows Security Center and then launch the Windows Firewall. Figure 1: Windows Security Center 2. On the Exceptions tab, click on Add Program and then browse to where the DoorsNXT is installed and select the DoorsNXTSvr.exe application. Figure 2: Windows Firewall Exceptions 3. For other software based firewalls, please refer to the software documentation on how to add an application to the exception list. For hardware-based firewalls, make sure that Ports TCP/10010, TCP/10020, TCP/10030, TCP/10040, UDP/11067, UDP/11068, UDP/11434, UDP/11435, TCP/3050, and TCP/3060 are allowed to pass through to the computer running DoorsNXT Server, Client, Proxy, and Controllers. Page 5 of 11
6 4.7 Improper Subnet Mask The Subnet Mask does not match the Network ID so that traffic designated for a gateway goes to the Local LAN or traffic with a destination on a local LAN is routed to a Gateway. The Subnet Mask is configured in the Setup System > Networking Properties page: Figure 3: Setup System - Networking Properties 4.8 Router Not Routing Traffic For communication to controllers on different networks or subnets, the Router/Gateway must have a route configured. If a route is configured in the Router, then verify that other devices on the two networks can communicate using the Ping utility. When using Autoconfig to configure controllers on different subnets, make sure the DoorsNXT Proxy service is running on a computer installed on the remote subnet and the IP address of that computer is set in the DoorsNXT Subnet property. 4.9 Computer Has Multiple TCP/IP Connections If a computer has multiple Ethernet devices, DoorsNXT currently communicates through the primary device. For example, if a computer is connected to a LAN / NXT with a wired Ethernet cable and has its wireless network device enabled, the communication may route through the wireless network. Disable the wireless network adapter to resolve this Incomplete Autoconfig An Autoconfig was performed and the controller was detected, however the IP Addresses were not yet assigned. Click on the Assign IP Address button or restart the Autoconfig process. Verify that the IP Address was assigned by checking the status in the IP Assigned column in the Autoconfig tab in Setup System. Figure 4: Find Controllers Page 6 of 11
7 4.11 Improper IP Address If the IP Address has not been assigned by the Autoconfig process or the IP Address assigned is not within the same network as the DoorsNXT Server, communication to the controller will fail Improper or Missing Gateway Address A Gateway address must be specified for controllers that will be communicating to a DoorsNXT Server located outside its subnet. The DoorsNXT Proxy service must also be installed on a computer within that Subnet to allow the Autoconfiguration process to complete Controller is Not in a Reset State A controller will only respond to an autoconfig if it is in a reset state or if the autoconfig request is from the DoorsNXT server that originally configured the controller. A controller can only be associated with a single DoorsNXT server Controller Has Been Reset If a controller has been reset, the IP Address and other network data is reset and an Autoconfig is necessary to restore communications. Performing a controller update or controller status on a reset controller will fail. Performing an Autoconfig will identify the controller as a reset controller and then the Assign IP button will be enabled so that the controller can be reassigned its IP address Incompatible Controller Firmware If DoorsNXT has been upgraded, it may be necessary to also upgrade the controllers firmware to a newer version. Failure to do that may result in controller update and controller status failures Physical Hardware Problem Check the physical network connections from the DoorsNXT to the NXT Controller. Look at the Link (D22) and Activity (D33) LEDs on the controller. The Link LED should be illuminated and the Activity LED will flicker when data is present. If the Link LED is not lit, check the patch cable or replace it with a known good cable. Verify the connection to the switch/hub/router. Check that there is a Link LED at the port VPN Tunnel Down If the communication routes through a VPN, verify that the tunnel is operational. Use Ping or the VPN software to validate connection. Page 7 of 11
8 5.0 Tools The following tools can be useful when trying to troubleshoot and resolve connection issues. The purpose of these tools is to validate that a connection exists at the lowest network level. 5.1 System Reset / Default IP After a system reset, the controller s IP address reverts to its default IP address of This process should be used if you are unable to complete an autoconfig of a controller and need to validate that the controller is communicating and functioning properly. In order to communicate to a reset controller, perform the following steps: Change or add an IP address of the computer to be within the x.x subnet using a subnet mask of Example NOTE: It may not be necessary to change the computer s IP address, as Windows will often perform an Auto IP and assign an IP address that is within the x.x subnet range when it cannot get an address from a DHCP server. Using a cross over cable to isolate the controller from any other controllers or devices on the network, attempt to connect to the controller using Ping or Telnet. NOTE: Some network adapters are autosensing and a standard patch cable can be used instead of a cross over cable. 5.2 Ping Confirms basic connection route to another networked device. The Ping utility is a command line tool that will send a small packet to the designated device and expect a response from that device. To use Ping, open a command prompt (DOS prompt) by clicking on Start / Run and enter cmd in the Open: field and click on OK. A new window will appear with a command prompt: C:\>. The actual prompt may differ from computer to computer. To run the Ping command, enter at the command prompt: C:\>ping <ip address> Where <ip address> is the IP Address or name of the target device. The ping is successful if a reply is received from the target device. Figure 5: Successful Ping Page 8 of 11
9 When a ping fails, it will show a Request timed out. Figure 6: Failed Ping 5.3 Trace Route The Trace Route utility displays the route path to a designated network device. If a ping fails, the Trace Route utility can be used to see at which point the packet failed. This tool is especially useful in troubleshooting connections that cross multiple routers. 5.4 Telnet Telnet is a utility that provides a command line interface on a remote device. The NXT Controllers provide for some basic troubleshooting using the Telnet utility. Generally speaking, if you are able to successfully ping a controller, you will be able to use the controller s Telnet utility. Telnet is useful to verify the controller s configuration and network settings, display connections the controller has to other devices or verifying a communication path to the DoorsNXT Server. The Telnet utility is launched from a command prompt. Open a command window and at the command prompt, enter: c:\>telnet <ip address> 2323 The telnet command will establish a connection with the designated IP Address at port When a connection is completed, the controller will display a command prompt similar to the one below: Welcome to IPCOM SHELL. Type help for a list of commands #0> Once the command prompt is displayed, the controller can execute a variety of commands. The command prompt consists of the controller s IP Address and the interface number that telnet is connected to. For the NXT controller, the interface number will always be zero. Page 9 of 11
10 The following commands are used to gather information about the controller: ifconfig ifconfig displays the IP Address and Subnet settings. At the command line, enter: > ifconfig eth0 (eth0 is the Ethernet interface used in the NXT) The command will return the following information: eth0 Link type:6 HWaddr 00:14:34:00:00:01 inet mask broadcast inet mask broadcast UP RUNNING SIMPLEX BROADCAST MULTICAST mtu:1500 metric:1 The HWaddr is the MAC address for the controller and the second inet address and mask are the IP Address and Subnet Mask of the controller. NOTE: The ifconfig command can be used to change the IP Address and netmask, however changes made using the ifconfig command will not be permanent and should not be done. netstat The netstat command displays the network connection ports that are in use and available on the controller. This information is useful to verify that the controller is connected to a DoorNXT server or ready for a connection. At the command prompt enter: netstat a (the a switch will provide the status of all connections). The command will return the following information: INET sockets Prot Fd Local Address Foreign Address State TCP * LISTEN TCP * LISTEN TCP * LISTEN TCP * LISTEN TCP * LISTEN TCP * LISTEN TCP ESTABLISHED TCP ESTABLISHED TCP ESTABLISHED UDP UDP UDP * UDP UDP * route Displays Gateway address. At the command prompt, enter the following command to display the Gateway address: route get The command will return the following information: IPv4 default gateway: Page 10 of 11
11 ping The ping command confirms basic connection from the controller to other devices. Running the ping command from within the controller is useful to verify that the controller can communicate to other devices on the network. See the Ping command explanation above for instructions on how to the command. tracert tracert displays the route path from the controller to a designated network device. See the Trace Route command explanation above for instructions on how to use the command. 6.0 Contact Keri Systems Keri USA 2305 Bering Drive San Jose, CA Telephone: (800) (408) Keri UK, Ireland, Europe Unit 17 Park Farm Industrial Estate Ermine Street Buntingford Herts SG9 9AZ UK Telephone: + 44 (0) Fax: (408) Fax:+ 44 (0) Web: Web: End of document. Page 11 of 11
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