Network Interfaces - Aruba Networks PowerConnect W Clearpass 100 Software Deployment Manual

The system hostname should match the common name of the installed SSL certificate. If these names do not match,
then HTTPS access to the appliance may result in security warnings from your Web browser.
A valid hostname is a domain name that contains two or more components separated by a period (.).
Hostname parameters are:
Each component of the hostname must not exceed 63 characters
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The total length of the hostname must not exceed 255 characters
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Only letters, numbers, and the hyphen (-) and period (.) characters are allowed
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Hostnames may start with numbers, and may contain only numbers
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Network Interfaces

The Network Interfaces List lets you view details and configure settings for the system's network interfaces.
You can enable and disable network interfaces; change the IP address, static routing, or other configuration
items for an interface; and add or remove new network interfaces. To open this page, choose
Administrator > Network Setup > Network Interfaces.
The icons for each network interface indicate its state:
Down – Network interface is disabled
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Up – Network interface is enabled
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Default – Network interface is enabled, and the current default gateway uses this network interface
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Click a network interface in the list to select it. You can then choose from the following actions:
Show Details – Display detailed information and statistics about a network interface.
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Edit – Change the configuration of a network interface, including IP address, DNS settings, or
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Ethernet settings. See
for details.
Amigopod 3.7 | Deployment Guide
"Changing Network Interface Settings" in the Adminstrator Tasks chapter
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