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General| Processor | ARM9 |
|---|---|
| Model | Connect EZ Mini |
| Connectivity | Wired |
| Data Link Protocol | Ethernet, Fast Ethernet |
| Serial Interface | RS-232 |
| Network Ports | 1 x RJ-45 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Power Supply | External |
| Operating Temperature | -40 to 85 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| Humidity | 5% to 95% non-condensing |
| Ports | 1 x RJ-45 Serial Port , 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet Port |
Connect external equipment to the device's serial port for console access.
Details about the device's top panel, bottom panel, and back panel.
View default settings via Local WebUI or Digi Remote Manager.
Procedure to change the default password for the admin user account.
Overview of configuration methods: Web interface, Command line.
Accessing the device's CLI through the Web UI's terminal interface.
Using the device's command-line interface for configuration and management.
Configure a static IP address for the Connect EZ device.
Preconfigured WAN interface (ETH1) and options to create new WANs.
Details on serial port modes, configuration, and information.
Configuration of secure communication links using IPsec tunnels.
Configuration of OpenVPN server and clients.
Configuration of GRE tunnels for routing networks and routes.
Configuration for DMVPN spoke setup.
Support for PPP-over-L2TP connections.
Configuration of L2TPv3 static unmanaged Ethernet tunnels.
Enabling remote access for web administration and SSH services.
Setting up the web administration service for monitoring and configuration.
Enabling or disabling SSH access and configuring access control.
Using SSH keys for more secure user authentication.
Enabling or disabling the telnet service.
Configuring the device's caching DNS server.
Configuring SNMP for remote management and monitoring.
Configuring location sources and forwarding location data.
Configuring the device to function as a Modbus gateway.
Configuring device time synchronization with NTP servers.
Enabling NTP service and configuring upstream NTP servers.
Configuring multicast routing to transmit data to a single multicast address.
Enabling Multicast DNS to resolve host names in small networks.
Using iPerf3 server to test network performance.
Configuring the ping responder service for ICMP echo requests.
Using Python 3.6 for software development and device interaction.
Steps to set up the Connect EZ for Python development.
Creating, building, and launching Python applications on the device.
Executing CLI commands from Python using the digidevice.cli module.
Uploading custom datapoints to Digi Remote Manager using Python.
Accessing and modifying device configuration using Python.
Responding to Digi Remote Manager SCI requests using Python.
Accessing and modifying the device runtime database using Python.
Uploading custom device names to Digi Remote Manager using Python.
Accessing device location data using the digidevice.location module.
Setting the service state of a device using the maintenance module.
Sending and receiving SMS messages using digidevice.sms module.
Accessing serial ports using the Python serial module.
Connecting to an MQTT broker using the Paho MQTT Python library.
Configuring scripts to run automatically on device restart, interval, or time.
Manually running scripts or Python applications.
Starting a script that is enabled and configured with a Manual run mode.
Features and default configuration for Connect EZ user authentication.
How users are authenticated: local, RADIUS, TACACS+, LDAP.
Adding new authentication methods like local, RADIUS, TACACS+, or LDAP.
Deleting an authentication method from the list.
Reordering authentication methods to change the attempt order.
Assigning access rights to users via groups.
Authenticating users locally on the device.
Configuring TACACS+ for centralized user authentication.
Configuring RADIUS for centralized user authentication.
Configuring LDAP for centralized user authentication and authorization.
Configuring authentication for serial access.
Prohibiting access to the shell prompt for all authentication groups.
Configuring the idle timeout before automatic user disconnection.
Examples of user configuration scenarios.
Overview of firewall configuration options including zones, port forwarding, packet filtering.
Configuring rules to direct incoming traffic to the proper device on a LAN.
Creating rules to determine whether to accept, reject, or drop network connections.
Installing advanced firewall rules using scripts.
Managing traffic performance using QoS options for various services.
Controlling access to services by forwarding DNS traffic to a web filtering service.
Viewing system status and statistics via WebUI or command line.
Configuring device name, contact, location, description, and banner.
Updating the device's operating system firmware.
Rebooting the device immediately or scheduling a reboot.
Clearing configuration, user files, logs, and resetting to factory defaults.
Using the Find Me feature to locate the device via blinking LEDs.
Managing device configuration files for backup and restore.
Configuring tasks to run during a maintenance window.
Disabling device cryptography for shipping unused devices.
Re-enabling device cryptography after it was disabled.
Configuring the speed of the device's Ethernet port.
Configuring the advanced watchdog for system monitoring and reboot.
Reporting and graphical tool for network data usage and traffic.
Displaying average CPU and RAM usage through intelliFlow charts.
Displaying top data usage by host, server, or service.
Generating charts for host data usage over time.
Configuring NetFlow probe to export network traffic statistics.
Overview of Digi Remote Manager for remote device management.
Steps to sign up and log into the Digi Remote Manager account.
Accessing and managing devices through the Digi Remote Manager interface.
Registering a new device with the Digi Remote Manager account.
Managing multiple devices using Digi Remote Manager configurations.
Viewing the current Digi Remote Manager connection status.
Overview of available space and writable directories in the filesystem.
Displaying directory contents using WebUI or Admin CLI.
Creating a new directory using the mkdir command.
Displaying the contents of a file using the more command.
Copying a file or directory using the cp command.
Moving or renaming a file or directory using the mv command.
Deleting a file or directory using the rm command.
Downloading and uploading files using WebUI or command line (SCP/SFTP).
Copying files between the Connect EZ device and a remote host using SCP.
Transferring files between a remote host and the Connect EZ device using SFTP.
Performing a speed test to a remote host using nuttcp or iPerf.
Generating and downloading a support report for troubleshooting.
Viewing system and event logs through the WebUI or command line.
Configuring remote syslog servers for storing event and system logs.
Configuring heartbeat interval and event categories for logging.
Using the network analyzer tool to capture and analyze network traffic.
Using the ping command to troubleshoot network connectivity.
Using the traceroute command to diagnose IP routing issues.
RF exposure limits and user distance from antenna.
FCC compliance statements for Class A devices.
Digi's Declarations of Conformity for emissions, EMC, and safety.
Requirements for affixing CE and UKCA markings to the product.
Statement regarding RoHS compliance of Digi International Inc. products.
Important safety instructions for installation and operation.
Cautionary statements, including residential environment warnings.
Instructions for proper recycling of electrical and electronic products.
Accessing the device's command line via SSH, telnet, or serial connection.
Logging into the device's command line interface.
Exiting the Connect EZ command line interface.
Executing CLI commands via the WebUI's terminal interface.
Displaying help for commands and parameters using 'help' or '?'.
Using Tab key or space bar for command auto-completion.
List of commands available from the Admin CLI prompt.
Transferring files between Connect EZ device and remote host via SCP.
Displaying status and statistics for various features using 'show' command.
Configuring the device using the 'config' command.
Entering and using configuration mode for multiple tasks.
Navigating within the configuration schema using commands.
Using add, del, and move commands to manage list elements.
Reverting configuration changes to default settings.
Entering string values in configuration commands, using quotes for spaces.
Reference for available command line commands and parameters.
