The HOOC Embedded Gateway is also available as binary for the PFC100.
The following instructions describe how to install the HOOC Embedded Gateway (Docker Version) on a PFC200. For the HOOC Embedded Gateway to function as a HOOC Connect H, the following configuration of the PFC200 has to be made (Firmware 03.01.07(13)):
Wago PFC Menu | Setting | Description / Example |
---|---|---|
Networking->Ethernet | All | Use factory defaults (Switched) |
Networking->TCP/IP | IP configuration X1/X2 | Assign static IP address |
Networking->TCP/IP | DNS server | If required, set DNS server |
Networking->Routing | Static routes | Assign route to gateway |
Furthermore, Docker CE für Wago must be installed on the PFC200.
For setting up of your HOOC gateway, you will need:
docker run --name hooc-connect --detach --device /dev/net/tun --cap-add NET_ADMIN --cap-add NET_BIND_SERVICE --network host --restart unless-stopped hooc/hooc-connect --dhcpv4.enable --vpn.linux.tap=hooc0 --api.address=0.0.0.0
.Please note that activation can take up to 30 seconds. After successful activation, the connection status will be displayed on the local website of the HOOC Embedded Gateway.
After the embedded gateway has been connected to the HOOC Cloud, a secure connection to the device can be established.
If the gateway was started with the parameters mentioned above, the PFC200 can be reached under the IP address 172.17.17 after a secure connection has been established. The web interface of the PFC200 can thus be reached at http://172.17.17.17.
Activation can take up to 30 seconds. After successful activation, the connection status will be displayed on the local web page of the HOOC embedded gateway.