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networkPort.bacnetIpGlobalAddress |
According to the BACnet protocol documentation:
Indicates the global address and UDP port from which the network port can be accessed from the global side of a NAT router. How the public IP address and UDP port are determined is a local matter. The 'none' choice in the BACnetHostAddress portion and a value of X'0000' in the port portion indicates that the global address cannot be determined or is not yet configured.
Property bacnetIpGlobalAddress of object networkPort can be read and written using a block tag with 2 elements.
Property |
Value |
ParamDevice |
<deviceAddress> |
ParamItem |
networkPort-<objectAddress>.bacnetIpGlobalAddress |
Size |
2 elements |
Property |
Value |
B1: |
<deviceAddress> |
B2: |
<type> = 56 |
B3: |
<objectAddress> |
B4: |
<property> = 407 |
Size: |
2 elements |
Index |
Name |
Type |
0 |
Host |
One of the following data types: •A null/empty value. •A string value representing a sequence of octets, where each octet is represented by a pair of hexadecimal characters (ex: '0F121A'). •A character string containing an XML with a value of type <CharacterString>. |
1 |
Port |
A 16-bit integer value ranging from 0 to 65535. |