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Intra-LAN communication between remote Devices

Modified on: Thu, 6 Mar, 2025 at 10:29 AM

The Intra-LAN service, a feature of the Sevio System, facilitates communication between geographically dispersed automation Devices via VPN without requiring modifications to their local configurations.

For Intra-LAN communication to function, each automation Device requires its connected Sevio Router's LAN IP address, such as 192.168.0.1, to be configured as the Gateway address, in addition to the Device's IP address and netmask.

The Sevio Portal allows Users to define Device access to the Router.

In the Devices Submenu, you can view and define Sevio Router access to the current Device.