Raw socket

Introduces the core functions and use cases of raw sockets. Provides an overview of their application in network operations.

Feature history of Raw socket

Describes the raw socket feature and its ability to transport serial data across IP networks using TCP or UDP options. Provides context for configuring this feature on Cisco rugged routers.

Raw socket in SD-WAN Manager

Describes how raw socket transports serial data over IP networks, enabling SCADA data transfer from RTUs. Provides an alternative to BSTUN and supports both TCP and UDP protocols for flexible application needs.

Restrictions for raw sockets

Provides guidelines for configuring firewalls to permit Raw Socket UDP traffic. Ensures network connectivity by addressing common firewall restrictions that may block UDP traffic.

Supported devices for raw sockets

Lists Cisco Catalyst IR1800, IR1101, and IR8340 Rugged Series Routers that support raw socket functionality. Helps users identify compatible hardware for raw socket deployment.

Configure a raw socket without VRF using a configuration group

Configures a raw socket feature without VRF by using a configuration group in vManage. This process involves accessing the appropriate menus, creating or editing profiles, and saving the configuration.

Configure a raw socket with VRF using a configuration group

Configures a raw socket feature with VRF by using a configuration group in vManage. This process involves creating or editing a service profile, adding the Service VPN and Raw Socket features, and saving the configuration.

Monitor a raw socket

Monitors the status and activity of a raw socket using the vManage interface. This process provides visibility into device operations for supported rugged series routers.

Monitor a raw socket using the CLI

Describes how to monitor raw socket sessions and statistics using CLI commands. Provides sample outputs to help users interpret session and statistics information for device troubleshooting and management.