MB Connect Line mbNET Series User Manual

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Version: 5.1.6 – June 4
th
, 2019
System Settings
Hostname
Assign a name to the router.
Host Description
To identify the device within a network, provide a meaningful description here.
System Reboot after ... [h]
Enter a period of time (in hours), after which the device performs an automatic reboot.
ADVICE: The time interval is not linear to the operating time of the router, but counts
every full hour. That is, if you enter 2 hours, a device reboot is performed
every second hour.
Exception: If you enter 24 hours, the device is rebooted every time at
00:00.
Time Settings
Date Time (UTC)
Displays the current system time in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
Local Date Time
Displays the time based on local time zone.
Set local Date Time
[JJJJ.MM.TT-HH:MM:SS]
Enter the time here in case there is no NTP server installed, or in case it is unavaila-
ble. Example: 2007.10.30-13:33:48
Format
Meaning
YYYY
Year e.g. 2007
MM
Month e.g. 10
DD
Day e.g. 30
HH
Hour e.g. 13
MM
Minute e.g. 33
SS
Seconds e.g. 48
Timezone
Choose from the selection field the time zone in which you are located or, if different,
the time zone in which the mbNET is operated.
The preset time zone is: Berlin, Germany
NTP Server Enable
Checkbox for activating / deactivating the NTP function.
NTP Server Address
Enter the NTP server here (preset address: 0.de.pool.ntp.org). You can enter a time
server IP address instead of a name.
If you enter a name, there must be a DNS server entered in the network settings, or
an existing Internet connection.
The NTP server simply needs to be available.
NTP Server Interval
Enter the value (in hours) for the NTP polling interval here.
Input => natural numbers [h] > 0.
If you leave this blank or enter "0", there will be no time calibration.
NTP Server Default time
[JJJJ.MM.TT-HH:MM:SS]
The default time setting is required if access to the NTP server fails and the firmware
date is younger than the default time.
Mail Settings
Activate automatic Mail
Selection field (yes / no) for activating / deactivating the automatic mail settings.
If you select "yes", the router uses the MB connect line mail server with fixed specifi-
cations.
If "no", you must enter the information of your mail server (for further information,
please contact your service provider).
SMTP-Server
The SMTP server is needed for the router to send emails.
SMTP-Port
The port over which emails will be sent should be entered here. Usually this is port
25.
E-Mail Address
Enter the appropriate sender address for emails from the router here.

MB Connect Line mbNET Series Specifications

General

Brand	MB Connect Line
Model	mbNET Series
Category	Network Router
Language	English