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To create, edit or remove interfaces, use 'Objects' — 'Add an object', 'Objects' — 'Edit an object' and 'Objects'
— 'Remove an object' and the following buttons:
– «Add»;
– «Edit»;
– «Delete».
To add a network interface, click the «Add» button and fill in the parameters:
Network subsystem –> Network interfaces –> «Add»
(window when selecting the «Tagged» type)
Basic settings:
– Network label — arbitrary name (for the carrier
convenience), with which the specified network settings
will be associated;
– Firewall profile — show the selected firewall profile for the
current interface;
– Type — interface type (always untagged for eth0
interface).
– untagged — untagged interface (without VLAN);
– tagged — tagged interface (with VLAN);
– VPN/pptp client — client interface for connecting
VPN to a remote server via PPTP;
– VLAN ID — VLAN identifier (1–4095) (only for tagged type
interfaces);
– Enable DHCP — obtain an IP address dynamically from a
DHCP server (requires a DHCP server in the carrier
network);
– IP-address — device network address;
– Network mask — network mask for device;
– Gateway — default gateway;
– Gateway by DHCP — obtain the gateway address from the
DHCP server;
– DNS-address by DHCP — obtain DNS server IP address
dynamically from DHCP server;
– NTP-address by DHCP — obtain NTP server IP address dynamically from DHCP server;
– Class of service — set the traffic priority tag according to the IEEE 802.1p standard.
Services — configuration menu for services enabled the current interface:
– Enable Web — enables access to configurator through the interface;
– Enable Telnet — enables access via telnet protocol through the interface;
– Enable SSH — enables access via ssh protocol through the interface;
– Enable SNMP — enables SNMP utilization through the interface.
If an IP address or network mask has been changed, or web configurator management has been
disabled for the network interface, confirm these settings by logging into the web configurator
to prevent the loss of access to the device; otherwise, the previous configuration will be restored
when two-minute timeout expires.
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