With the rise of IIoT and Industry 4.0, production systems are moving towards a future where all devices are seamlessly connected. Data from all production processes needs to be available in real-time. This means all these systems need to be connected to a centralized management system. However, integrating new network devices into existing infrastructure is a big challenge:
Operational Efficiency: Same IP architecture systems need to be aggregated or duplicated into the same network; however, performing IP configurations is complex and error-prone.
Network Resource: Insufficient public IP addresses
Network Security: Exposure of private IP address to potential cybersecurity risk.
Security vulnerabilities always remain a concern. Moxa’s NAT-102 Series Network Address Translation (NAT) devices are designed to simplify the IP configuration of machines in existing network infrastructure and provide basic cybersecurity protection for factory automation environments.
Automatically learns the IP and MAC address of locally connected devices and binds them to the access list for network access control
Extra-small footprint for easy placement in control cabinets Dimension: W 2cm x D 7.3 cm x H 9cm
Industrial-grade design
-40 to 75°C wide temperature operation
Industrial certificates for EN50121-4, NEMA TS2 and ATEX / C1D2.
How the NAT-102 Series Can Help You
Devices on the factory floor are generally isolated from the Internet. When connecting to an external control center, managing IP addresses for all these devices can be challenging due to a small pool of usable external IP addresses, and automation professionals being unfamiliar with IP configurations. As a result, when redesigning facility network connections for centralized management or when adding new machines, network administrators often encounter network disruptions caused by IP address conflicts.
System IntegratorsIs configuring and managing the IP addresses of individual devices taking up a lot of time and resources? Is setting up network access control giving you headaches?
With NAT-102 Series, you can:
Simplify IP address management without the need for in-depth IT knowledge
Dynamically change the existing network topology for production line expansions
Ensure network access control to prevent potential cybersecurity threats
Machine Builders
Are you spending a lot of time manually configuring each machine before delivering it to customers?
With NAT-102 Series, you can:
Simplify IP configurations for devices installed inside machines
Enable customers to integrate machines into field infrastructure more efficiently
Provide customers with streamlined network access control
With the rise of IIoT and Industry 4.0, production systems are moving towards a future where all devices are seamlessly connected. Data from all production processes needs to be available in real-time. This means all these systems need to be connected to a centralized management system. However, integrating new network devices into existing infrastructure is a big challenge:
Operational Efficiency: Same IP architecture systems need to be aggregated or duplicated into the same network; however, performing IP configurations is complex and error-prone.
Network Resource: Insufficient public IP addresses
Network Security: Exposure of private IP address to potential cybersecurity risk.
Security vulnerabilities always remain a concern. Moxa’s NAT-102 Series Network Address Translation (NAT) devices are designed to simplify the IP configuration of machines in existing network infrastructure and provide basic cybersecurity protection for factory automation environments.
Automatically learns the IP and MAC address of locally connected devices and binds them to the access list for network access control
Extra-small footprint for easy placement in control cabinets Dimension: W 2cm x D 7.3 cm x H 9cm
Industrial-grade design
-40 to 75°C wide temperature operation
Industrial certificates for EN50121-4, NEMA TS2 and ATEX / C1D2.
How the NAT-102 Series Can Help You
Devices on the factory floor are generally isolated from the Internet. When connecting to an external control center, managing IP addresses for all these devices can be challenging due to a small pool of usable external IP addresses, and automation professionals being unfamiliar with IP configurations. As a result, when redesigning facility network connections for centralized management or when adding new machines, network administrators often encounter network disruptions caused by IP address conflicts.
System IntegratorsIs configuring and managing the IP addresses of individual devices taking up a lot of time and resources? Is setting up network access control giving you headaches?
With NAT-102 Series, you can:
Simplify IP address management without the need for in-depth IT knowledge
Dynamically change the existing network topology for production line expansions
Ensure network access control to prevent potential cybersecurity threats
Machine Builders
Are you spending a lot of time manually configuring each machine before delivering it to customers?
With NAT-102 Series, you can:
Simplify IP configurations for devices installed inside machines
Enable customers to integrate machines into field infrastructure more efficiently
Provide customers with streamlined network access control