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Envoy Installation and Operation
2013 Enphase Energy Inc. 141-00011 Rev 05
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DHCP versus Static IP Addressing
If the site owner prefers not to use DHCP, the Envoy can be set up to use a static IP address.
Use the Envoy’s web-interface to navigate to the ADMINISTRATION page. The Username is
“admin”, and password is “admin”. Click the “Network Connectivity” menu item. This allows
you to see if the Envoy is using DHCP or Static-IP and to change this setting if needed.
Click “Check Network Connectivity” to view the Envoy connections.
WARNING: Do not change the Envoy DHCP setting to use a static IP address unless you
also reserve the same IP address on your broadband router. See the section on DHCP
Reservations in your router's setup manual. Failure to reserve the static IP address on the
router will result in duplicate IP addresses and intermittent Internet connection problems with
the Envoy.
MAC Filtering
Check to see if MAC filtering is in use at the site. This has nothing to do with Apple Macintosh computers,
but rather, refers to the MAC (Media Access Control) address that each individual network card
possesses. The MAC Address is a 48-bit address, which uniquely identifies that piece of hardware. MAC
filtering, then, is a security mechanism by which routers allow administrators to specify which devices can
use the router for access to the Internet. This prevents unauthorized/unknown personnel from using the
router to get to the Internet.
An example of a MAC address would be:
00:17:F2:D6:B1:45
MAC addresses contain six pairs of characters, including any number 0-9 and letters A-F. The MAC
address of the Envoy will begin with:
00:D0:69:41:
If MAC filtering is in use at the site, you must identify the specific MAC address of your Envoy for the
purpose of adding it to list of authorized devices on the router. To do this, browse to the home page of the
Envoy’s web-service using an ordinary web-browser. The home page contains that specific Envoy unit’s
MAC address. The MAC address is also located on a sticker that is located on the back of the Envoy.
Firewall Settings
The Envoy initiates outbound connections to Internet servers. Such connections may be restricted by
firewall rules set up on the site’s broadband router. Broadband routers typically allow all outbound
connections but restrict any/all inbound connections.
If outbound firewall rules are applied at the site, you must configure a static IP address for the Envoy and
add new rules that allow outbound access as follows:
Direction
Source
Protocol
Port
Destination
OUT
<Envoy IP address>
TCP
443
reports.enphaseenergy.com
OUT
<Envoy IP address>
TCP
443
securereports.enphaseenergy.com
OUT
<Envoy IP address>
TCP
443
home.enphaseenergy.com
OUT
<Envoy IP address>
UDP
123
us.pool.ntp.org
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