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Or, in the command line interface, type the following:
set network if=eth1 ip=<static ip address> sub=<subnet mask> gate=<gateway> static=on
Where eth1 is the network interface of the uplink. DNS server addresses and other attributes may also need to
be configured on statically assigned interfaces.
4. Enable NAT and port forwarding for any protocols that must be forwarded to the LAN. See
on page 41. You can also configure NAT and port forwarding from the command line; see the set nat and set
forwarding commands in the Digi Connect Family Command Reference.
Network configuration is complete.
Deploy the Digi Connect ES 4/8 SB with Switch
To deploy the Digi Connect ES 4/8 SB with Switch after network configuration:
1. Install the Digi Connect ES 4/8 SB with Switch in the desired location.
2. Connect the Digi Connect ES 4/8 SB with Switch to the main/business Ethernet network through the Ethernet
Uplink connection, using a straight-through Ethernet cable.
3. Connect the network devices to the Ethernet Switch ports, using straight-through Ethernet cables.
4. Connect the serial devices to the serial ports.
5. Power on the Digi Connect ES 4/8 SB with Switch and all connected devices.
WiFi IP settings
The WiFi IP settings configure how the IP address of a Wi-Fi-enabled Digi device is obtained. It has the same settings
as the Ethernet IP settings page.
WiFi LAN settings
Digi devices with Wi-Fi (wireless LAN) capability contain a wireless network interface that you may find useful to
communicate to wireless networks using 802.11b8 technology. Contact your administrator or consult wireless access
point documentation for the settings required to setup the wireless LAN configuration. Different devices and
firmware settings may not support all of the settings and options listed below. Settings include:
Network name: The name of the wireless network to which the wireless device should connect. In situations with
multiple wireless networks, this setting allows the device to connect to and associate with a specific network. The
network name is the SSID (service set identifier). If the network name remains blank, the device will search for
wireless networks and connect to the first available network. This is useful when you do not need use a specific
network name as the device will select the first available network.
Connection method: The type of connection method this device uses to communicate on wireless networks.
Choose from:
Connect to any available wireless network: Use this setting to allow the device to access any network. The
device can either access point networks or peer-to-peer wireless networks.
Connect to access point (infrastructure) networks only: Use this setting if the wireless network that this
device needs to connect to is composed of wireless access points. This is typically the most popular method
for connecting to wireless networks.
Connect to peer-to-peer (ad-hoc) networks only: Use this setting if all devices on the wireless network
connect to and communicate with each other. This is known as peer-to-peer in that there is no central server
or access point. Each system communicates directly with each other system.
Country: The country where this wireless device resides. The channel settings are restricted to the legal set for the
selected country.
Digi Connect Family and ConnectPort TS Family User Guide
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