IBCS virtual private line is an Internet-based data transmission method, which can realize high-speed, safe and stable data transmission between the enterprise LAN and the cloud platform. In the enterprise ERP system, by building an IBCS virtual private line to connect to the cloud platform, functions such as data backup and remote access of the ERP system can be realized. The following are the specific steps:
Step 1: Preparations
Before starting to build, you need to prepare the following materials:
- A server with an ERP system installed.
- A computer with Internet access is used to configure the IBCS virtual private line.
- The login account and password of the enterprise cloud platform.
- The account and password provided by the IBCS virtual private line service provider.
Step 2: Register for IBCS Virtual Private Line
First, you need to choose an IBCS virtual private line service provider and register an account. After the registration is complete, log in to the service provider's website, and follow the prompts to complete real-name authentication and account binding and other operations.
Step 3: Create a leased line
On the service provider's website, create a new IBCS Virtual Line. During the creation process, you need to fill in some basic information, such as leased line name, bandwidth, IP address, etc.
Step 4: Configure the ERP system
On the server where the ERP system is located, open the "Network and Sharing Center", find "Adapter Settings", and select the adapter connected to the Internet. Then, right-click the adapter, select "Properties", and open the "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" properties.
In the Properties dialog box, select "Use the following DNS server address", and fill in two DNS server addresses (can be found on the service provider's website). Then, click "Advanced" to enter the Advanced TCP/IP Settings dialog box. Here, select the "IP Settings" tab, and set the "Default Gateway" to the virtual private line gateway IP address provided by the service provider.
Step 5: Configure the firewall
On the server where the ERP system is located, open the firewall settings and add inbound rules. In the rule, port access is allowed, and the port number is the port number used by the ERP system.
Step 6: Test Connection
After completing the above configuration, you need to test whether the connection is normal on the cloud platform. Log in to the ERP system on the cloud platform and test whether it can normally access the data of the local ERP system. If everything is normal, congratulations, you have successfully built the IBCS virtual private line to connect to the enterprise ERP business system!
Summarize
By building an IBCS virtual private line to connect to the enterprise ERP business system, functions such as ERP data backup and remote access can be realized, and the security and reliability of enterprise data can be improved.
During the construction process, you need to pay attention to the following points:
1. Choose a reliable IBCS virtual private line service provider, and understand its service quality, price and other information, so as to choose the most suitable solution for your company.
2. During the construction process, all kinds of information should be carefully filled in and configured according to the requirements to ensure the stable, high-speed and safe connection of the private line.
3. When configuring the ERP system, you need to pay attention to the network and firewall settings to ensure a smooth connection.
Building an IBCS virtual private line to connect to the enterprise ERP business system can effectively improve the data security and reliability of the enterprise and provide strong support for the development of the enterprise.