If you need access via the Key to another network or a specific device (as in this example) on a network that is connected to Lock’s LAN network, you can define static routes to the Lock.
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- Key can connect to Lock and can see Server B and also communicate to Printer A (Connection type for Key is set to Layer 3 on lock). The Printer A will not show up on the Lock device list though, as it is on another network.
- Server B can connect to Printer A.
- Server B can not connect to Server C or Workstation B as the netmask limits the route to the IP address of Printer A only.
- Workstation A and Server A can not connect to Server C, Printer A or Workstation B
- Go to Network > Static routes, Click “Add”
- Select interface “lan” from the dropdown list, give the IP address (192.168.100.5 in the example) and netmask (255.255.255.255 in the example) and finally the gateway (10.1.0.10 in the example)
- Click “Save”
