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Version: 10.0

Network Settings

The Network Settings page allows you to edit and set up network-related settings of the core device.

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Valid user login with Configuration and Maintenance rights required to edit these settings. See Toolbox Setup.

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After changing any setting, make sure to click Save at the bottom of the page.

Network Settings Page

General​

  • Device Name: the hardware name of the core device.

Ethernet​

Network​

The Network settings section can change the settings of the ETH interface of the core device. The following settings can be changed:

  • IP Address
  • Subnet Mask
  • Broadcast Address
  • Gateway
  • Use DHCP

NTP​

In the NTP settings section, you can add one Primary time server such as up to two additional (fallback) time servers.

Setup Timezone and DST​

Setup Timezone and DST page requires a valid user login with Configuration and Maintenance rights to view and edit these settings. See Toolbox Setup.

Timezone​

To set up your device's timezone:

  • Set Offset from UTC (GMT) to local time.
  • Click Save at the bottom of the page.

Daylight Saving Time (DST)​

To set up DST:

  • Check Use DST to enable automatic DST switching.
  • Set up Offset from UTC (GMT) to local DST time.
  • Select begin and end time of DST.
  • Click Save at the bottom of the page.

Setup SNMP​

Setup SNMP page requires a valid user login with Configuration and Maintenance rights to view and edit these settings. See Toolbox Setup.

To set up SNMP:

  • In Toolbox configuration, go to Device, Options Tab and check Use 52-8591 SNMP Support.
  • Optional: In Toolbox configuration, go to Device / I/O Overview, click Add and select SNMP User Logics Virtual SNMP Module. Now you can add up to 20 custom logical sources and also send traps on status change if configured.
  • Check Enable SNMP to enable SNMP on the firmware side.
  • Select SNMP Version. Versions available are SNMP V1 and SNMP V2c.
  • Set your Community ID.
  • Add your SNMP Server to the Whitelist. To do so, enter SNMP Server IP and click + icon on the right of the input field. This is required for security reasons.
  • Optional: Add one or more Trap Receivers by entering their IP and clicking + icon on the right of the input field. Then, check System Traps ON.