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White Water 24-port network map

Updated White Water network diagram, address ranges and switch-port reference.

Site network map

Use this standard address plan and port map alongside the current site information in NXT Wash Admin.

White Water NXT Wash network overview with address ranges, service ports and switch connections

Open the full-size network diagram. For copyable service URLs, see Local application endpoints.

Network address plan

Network Address range Router address Subnet mask
Site devices / primary LAN 192.168.100.x 192.168.100.1 255.255.255.0
Tunnel LAN — TCS only 192.168.120.x 192.168.120.1 255.255.255.0

Confirm site-specific addresses in NXT Wash Admin before applying this plan.

Core infrastructure addresses

Device or service host Planned IP address
NXT Wash router — primary LAN 192.168.100.1
NXT Wash router — tunnel LAN 192.168.120.1
Gas pump integration server 192.168.100.40
Middleware server 192.168.100.50
Print server 192.168.100.60
Gate server 192.168.100.70
TunnelWatch / TCS2 192.168.120.90
rTC — tunnel interface 192.168.100.91

The rTC entry applies at sites using that controller. The map places it on the site-device LAN. The separate TCS tunnel LAN and 192.168.120.90 entry apply to TunnelWatch / TCS2. Use the installed controller's recorded address and switch profile.

For dual-adapter TunnelWatch systems, 192.168.120.90 identifies the external connection. Preserve the protected internal adapter at 192.168.121.90; see TunnelWatch network details.

Device address ranges

Every fixed range in this table uses the 192.168.100 prefix. The middleware server at .50 is separate from the lane middleware range .101–.109.

Device group Numbered devices Last octet / assignment
Desktop POS terminals 1–9 .51–.59
Receipt printers 1–9 .61–.69
Lane gates 1–9 .71–.79
Tunnel loaders 1–4 .81–.84
Tunnel miscellaneous devices 1–13 .85–.89, then .92–.99
Lane middleware 1–9 .101–.109
Lane terminals 1–9 .111–.119
Lane cameras 1–9 .121–.129
Lane Jetsons 1–9 .131–.139
Lane credit-card readers 1–9 DHCP
POS credit-card readers 1–9 DHCP
Kiosk RFID readers 1–3 .161–.163

Within each contiguous numbered range, device 1 uses the first address. For example, lane 3 camera = 192.168.100.123, and lane 3 middleware = 192.168.100.103. The miscellaneous range is split; record those assignments explicitly. For card readers, use the current DHCP assignment in the site's device record.

Primary switch legend

Ports Diagram labels Purpose
1 / 3 / 5 CAM 1 / 2 / 3 Lane recognition cameras
2 / 4 / 6 JET 1 / 2 / 3 Recognition processing devices
7 / 9 / 11 RFID 1 / 2 / 3 Tag readers
8 / 10 / 12 Gate 1 / 2 / 3 Lane gates
13 / 15 AP 1 / 2 Wireless access points
14 / 16 / 18 MW 1 / 2 / 3 Middleware computers
17 / 19 / 21 L1 / L2 / L3 Sw Lane-switch uplinks
20 TNL LDR Tunnel loader
22 TNL CNTR Tunnel-controller connection; VLAN 120 for the TCS tunnel LAN
23 NXTR LAN NXT Wash router LAN uplink; router port 8 in the diagram
24 POS Sw POS-switch uplink

Lane switch legend

Port Diagram label Connection
1 CAM 1 Lane recognition camera
2 RFID 1 RFID reader
3 CAR PICS Car Pics camera
4 FUTURE Reserved for future use
5 Gate 1 Lane gate
6 CC PAX Card reader
7 MW/SAL Middleware / sales device
8 PSw Uplink to the primary switch

On the documented lane switch, only ports 1–4 supply PoE. Verify the installed model and power budget.

POS switch legend

Port Diagram label Connection
1–4 FUTURE Reserved for future use
5 Printer POS receipt printer
6 CC PAX (DHCP) POS card reader
7 POS POS terminal
8 PSw Uplink to primary-switch port 24

Cutover dependencies

The White Water installation guide identifies loader port 20 and controller port 22. Confirm the installed controller's port profile before connecting it. The diagram's port labels identify the equipment connections; match actual cable paths to the site's installation record.

Self-install planning references

Use the preferred rack layout for equipment placement and the self-install readiness checklist for preconfiguration, no-cut mounting, training and missing configuration steps. The glossary explains device and software terms.