Worksheet for external workstation names and IP addresses

It is recommended that you print and complete this worksheet and use it to configure the external network.

Note

This information is required to set up the external workstations in the firewall.

Workstation name ⁽¹⁾ ⁽²⁾	IP address ⁽³⁾
1.	______.______.______.______
2.	______.______.______.______
3.	______.______.______.______
4.	______.______.______.______
5.	______.______.______.______
6.	______.______.______.______
7.	______.______.______.______
8.	______.______.______.______
9.	______.______.______.______
10.	______.______.______.______
11.	______.______.______.______
12.	______.______.______.______
13.	______.______.______.______
14.	______.______.______.______
15.	______.______.______.______

Workstation name

⁽¹⁾ ⁽²⁾

IP address

⁽³⁾

______.______.______.______

10.

______.______.______.______

11.

______.______.______.______

12.

______.______.______.______

13.

______.______.______.______

14.

______.______.______.______

15.

______.______.______.______

⁽¹⁾ This can be any name and does not have to be the actual computer name; however, it is prudent to use the actual computer name as part of the workstation name so it can be easily found.

⁽²⁾ If any users are making remote desktop connections to the DeltaV system, the addresses of the remote computers need to be configured in the firewall. Be sure to include the addresses of remote computers here.

⁽³⁾ The IP address is obtained by accessing the external computer or requested from IT. These addresses should be static. Emerson recommends that point-to-point connections are used. Addressing that allows any computer in a subnet to gain access through the firewall should not be used.