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  Protocol—a protocol, which will be used for automatic updates (TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS). 
  Authentication—setting the flag enables authentication during automatic updates via the selected 
protocol (FTP/HTTP/HTTPS). 
  Name—a login to access the automatic update server. 
  Password—a password to access the automatic update server. 
  Server—IP  address  or  network  name  of  the  automatic  update  server  when  the  static  source  is 
selected; update.local name is used by default. 
  Update configuration—specifies to use automatic configuration updates.  
  Configuration file name—name and path to the configuration file located on the automatic update 
server; MAC.cfg by default, where MAC is the MAC address of the device in the xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx 
format. 
  Configuration upgrade period, min—time interval in minutes between requests for a configuration 
file sent to the automatic update server. 
  Software update—enables automatic firmware updates. 
  Software  version  file  name—name  of  the  manifest  file  on  the  automatic  update  server  that 
contains a description of the firmware version, a path to the firmware file, and time of firmware 
update. 
  Software upgrade period, min—time interval in minutes between requests for a manifest file on 
the automatic update server. 
4.1.1.1 Format of Options 66 and 67 
Option 66 is required to retrieve the IP address or domain name of the automatic update server. 
Syntax: 
“<IP address or domain name of the update server>“ 
Example: 
“update.local“ 
or 
“192.168.1.3“ 
Option 67 is required to retrieve the path to the file with firmware version description (the manifest file) 
and the path to the configuration file. 
Syntax: 
“<Path to smg4.manifest (or smg2.manifest) file>;<Path and name of the configuration file>“ 
Example: 
“/smg4/firmware/smg4.manifest;/smg4/conf/<MAC>.cfg“  
“/smg2/firmware/smg2.manifest;/smg2/conf/<MAC>.cfg”  
If a device receives a configuration file name in the format "<MAC>.cfg" from the server, it automatically 
replaces <MAC> with  its  own  MAC  address  in  the format  11.22.33.44.55.66 when  addressing  the server.  This 
means that the server should contain a configuration file named 11.22.33.44.55.66.cfg.