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For more information on Device Cloud as a remote device network management solution, see these resources:
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Device Cloud User Guide
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Device Cloud Programming Guide
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Device Cloud tutorials and other documents available on
Web interface
Digi provides a web interface that you can use to configure and monitor Digi devices. Configurable features are
grouped into several categories. These categories vary by product; examples include Network, Serial Port, Alarms, and
System. Most of the configurable features are arranged by most basic settings on a page, with associated and
advanced settings accessible from that page. Serial-port configurations are classified into port profiles, or
configuration scenarios that best represents the environment in which you use the Digi device. Selecting a particular
port profile configures the serial port parameters that are needed. To access the web interface, type the Digi device's
IP address or host name in a browser's URL window. The main menu on the web interface appears. For more
information, see
from the Home page and the online help from the Help link on each page. Not all settings provided by the command-
line interface appears in the web interface. However, the configuration settings in the web interface should be
sufficient for most users. If necessary, you can modify settings later from the command line.
Command-line interface
You can configure Digi devices by issuing commands from the command line. The command-line interface allows
communication directly with a Digi device without a graphical interface. To access the command line from the Digi
Device Discovery utility, click Telnet to command line.
For example, you can issue the following command from the command line to set general serial configuration
options:
Digi Connect Family and ConnectPort TS Family User Guide
Configuration through the web interface
Digi's Knowledge Base
on page 28. From web interface, you can access a tutorial
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