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- Configure Teltonika RUT241
Configure Teltonika RUT241
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by Nicolas Vodoz
Teltonika RUT241
The configuration interface and features of the RUT241 are similar to the TRB140.
It can be used with a SIM card and in a "Climkit Cloud Gateway" configuration.
The RUT241 offers the following additional features compared to the TRB140:
- emitting its own Wi-Fi network
- connecting to an existing Wi-Fi network (see below)
- connecting via Ethernet to an existing network through its WAN port
- using both ports as LAN ports to connect two devices without needing an extra switch
Changing the Router's IP Address
When the RUT240 is used to create a subnet, change its IP address to 192.168.2.1 to avoid confusion with the main network, where the router is typically at 192.168.1.1.
Creating a Wi-Fi WAN Interface
A Wi-Fi WAN interface allows the RUT241 router to connect to the internet (WAN) via an existing Wi-Fi network broadcast by a main router connected to the internet.
Devices can then be connected to the RUT241's LAN port via an Ethernet cable.
This configuration is ideal when Wi-Fi is available in a technical room or parking lot, avoiding the use of 4G.
NETWORK>WIRELESS>SCAN. Select the Wi-Fi network and clickJOIN NETWORK- Enter the Wi-Fi network password under WPA Passphrase. Choose a name and create
wan



Using the Main Router's DHCP Server
Use the main router's DHCP server so that devices connected to the RUT241 obtain an IP address from the main router in the 192.168.1.x range, rather than 192.168.2.x.
- Install the "Relay configuration" package.

- Under Network > Interfaces > LAN: Disable the DHCP server for the LAN interface (disabled), enable "Relay configuration" and select the Wi-Fi WAN interface created above.

- To reconnect to the RUT241 configuration interface, change the network settings of your computer's Ethernet interface to a static IP. Assign it an IP address such as 192.168.2.10 and a router/gateway of 192.168.2.1. Access 192.168.2.1 in your web browser.
Configuring MQTT Gateway
Update the firmware with version RUT2_R_00.07.02.7_WEBUI.bin.
Under SERVICES > PACKAGE MANAGER > PACKAGES, search for and install the packages by clicking +:
MQTT-MODBUS-gatewayMODBUS TCP Master
Then configure as described in the section Cloud Gateway (MQTT) Configuration
