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Configure the Connect IT 16/48
3. Each sub-section enables you to configure a different network type. Expand the sub-section
and complete the fields in each of the sections. To display information about what you should
enter in each field, hover over the field name or click the down arrow and then Help next to
each field.
Section
Interfaces
Virtual LAN
Bridges
Routes
Modems
Dynamic DNS
VRRP
Advanced
4. Click Save or Apply.
Configure the Connect IT name from the local web user interface
You can configure a descriptive name for the Connect IT, which displays in prompts and log messages.
You can also configure additional descriptions for the Connect IT.
1.
Log in to the Connect IT local web user interface
2. Click Configuration in the left pane.
3. Expand the System section.
4. Enter values into the fields.
Digi Connect IT® 16/48 User Guide
Configure the Connect IT name from the local web user interface
Description
Configure the interface types that you want to use.
A list of virtual LAN devices supporting the IEEE 802.1Q
standard. These are virtual devices that are layered over
an Ethernet device by including a VLAN tag within the
Ethernet frame. The VLAN tag contains the VLAN identifier
associated with the virtual LAN.
A list of bridges supporting that IEEE 802.1D standard. A
bridge learns which addresses are associated with
devices on the bridge, and automatically forwards packets
between devices as required. Bridged packets bypass the
firewall.
Configure a list of the routing methods you want to use.
Settings for cellular modems. Each modem configuration
describes the modem it applies to, and the settings for
the modem.
Dynamic DNS allows the IP address of a network interface
to be registered with an external dynamic SNS service
provider. This is useful when external systems need to
initiate connections to this device, but the IP address
assigned to the interface is not static.
A list of VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol)
instances.
Configure the ULA prefix for this site, and the TCP read
and write buffer window size.
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