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Note: If the 3G Data connection is enabled as the primary internet connection, make sure that a reliable signal exists
between the modem and service provider. Otherwise attempts made by the ENVIROMUX to communicate with devices
on the network may be delayed and cause unnecessary alert messages.
For a guide to setting up the ENVIROMUX for sending email messages, see How to Setup Email
. For assistance in
setting up SNMP messaging, see How to Setup SNMP
.
For a complete list of ENVIROMUX factory-assigned port numbers, see page 129.
VLAN Settings
The ENVIROMUX supports 802.1Q VLAN tagging (firmware version 2.52 and later) which can be used on managed switches to
get more bandwidth and improved security. Any ID number between 0 and 4095 can be used.
Note: If VLAN Tagging is enabled, the E-xD will drop out of the regular network (Native VLAN) and users won’t be able
to access it from an unmanaged switch. If the ID number is lost/forgotten, you can reset it by connecting to the
ENVIROMUX through the serial port (page 68) or by using the "Restore Defaults" button (page 120) on the E-xD.
DDNS Settings
The ENVIROMUX supports DDNS services with many providers, for example No-IP, Dydns and FreeDNS. (See list of known
providers on page 129) Any provider compatible with inadyn daemon will work with the E-xD. For general information on
inadyn go to https://github.com/troglobit/inadyn .
Simply enable the support, enter a value in seconds (range is 30-764000) for the Update Period, enter the DDNS service provider
and other required pieces of information indicated below.
The Update Period determines how often the ENVIROMUX will check with the DDNS provider to verify that it has the correct IP
address associated with the DDNS hostname. If the IP address they have is different than that in the ENVIROMUX, the recorded
IP address will be updated with the IP address in the ENVIROMUX.
Figure 87- DDNS Settings
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