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Græmer: /* Interface Configuration */

2023-04-20T21:24:33Z

Interface Configuration

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	\| Password		\| Password
	\| When encryption is enabled, a password will be required to access the network.		\| When encryption is enabled, a password will be required to access the network.

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			\| Regulatory Country
			\| Choose the country in which this NG Firewall is based. This is required to comply with regulations around Wi-Fi bands & frequencies.

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Græmer: /* Interface Configuration */

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Interface Configuration

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			'''DHCP Configuration''' (relay) - This configures DHCP relay on this interface.

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Græmer: /* Interface Configuration */

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Interface Configuration

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	'''DHCP Configuration''' - This configures the DHCP serving options on this ~~interfaces~~. DHCP Serving is only available on ''Addressed'' non-WAN interfaces.		'''DHCP Configuration''' (server) - This configures the DHCP serving options on this interface. DHCP Serving is only available on ''Addressed'' non-WAN interfaces.

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	\| style="width: 20%;" \| ~~Enable DHCP Serving~~		\| style="width: 20%;" \| Server
	\| If ~~checked~~, DHCP will be served to this interface so that machines can automatically acquire addresses.		\| If selected, DHCP will be served to this interface so that machines can automatically acquire addresses.

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	\| DHCP Options		\| DHCP Options
	\| This is a list of DHCP options for dnsmasq. '''WARNING:''' this option is for advanced users. The specified [http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/bootp/options.htm DHCP options] will be used on this interface. For example, to specify an NTP server use enabled = true, description = "time server", and value = "42,192.168.1.2". For multiple DNS override servers specify enabled = true, description = "DNS", and value = "6,192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2". The value must be specified in a valid dnsmasq format as described in the [http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/docs/dnsmasq-man.html dnsmasq documentation]		\| This is a list of DHCP options for dnsmasq. '''WARNING:''' this option is for advanced users. The specified [http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/bootp/options.htm DHCP options] will be used on this interface. For example, to specify an NTP server use enabled = true, description = "time server", and value = "42,192.168.1.2". For multiple DNS override servers specify enabled = true, description = "DNS", and value = "6,192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2". The value must be specified in a valid dnsmasq format as described in the [http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/docs/dnsmasq-man.html dnsmasq documentation]

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			! Option !! Description

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			\| style="width: 20%;" \| Relay
			\| If selected, DHCP requests received on this interface will be forwarded to a specified DHCP server.

			\|-
			\| Relay Host Address
			\| The IP address of the relay host server.

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Græmer: /* Interfaces Grid */

2023-02-14T21:59:46Z

Interfaces Grid

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	\| Device		\| Device
	\| This shows the current network device (physical NIC card or wireless card) mapped to this interface.		\| This shows the current network device (physical NIC card or wireless card) mapped to this interface.

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	~~\| Physical Device~~
	~~\| Hidden by default, this shows the current "Physical Device" for this interface.~~

	\|-
	~~\| System Device~~
	~~\| Hidden by default, this shows the current "System Device" for this interface.~~

	\|-
	~~\| Symbolic Device~~
	~~\| Hidden by default, this shows the current "Symbolic Device" for this interface.~~

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	\| ~~Delete~~		\| Edit
	\| This column shows an ~~delete~~ button ~~on VLAN Tagged Interfaces~~ to ~~delete~~ the interface~~. Physical interfaces can not be deleted, unless their their physical devices have been removed from the system~~.		\| This column shows an edit button to edit the configuration of this interface.

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	\| ~~Edit~~		\| Delete
	\| This column shows an ~~edit~~ button to ~~edit~~ the ~~configuration of this~~ interface.		\| This column shows an delete button on VLAN Tagged Interfaces to delete the interface. Physical interfaces cannot be deleted, unless their their physical devices have been removed from the system.

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Græmer: /* Interfaces Grid */

2023-02-14T21:57:41Z

Interfaces Grid

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	There are also several options ~~along the bottom.~~		There are also several additional options on this page:

	* Remap Interfaces		* Remap Interfaces
	** This utility can be used to change the mapping between physical devices and the corresponding interface configurations. This is useful if you want to use certain physical devices for certain ~~purpose. For example, the gigabit cards for internal and external networks and the 100Mbit card for wireless because its only wireless~~.		** This utility can be used to change the mapping between physical devices and the corresponding interface configurations. This is useful if you want to use certain physical devices for certain purposes.
	* Refresh Device Status		* Refresh Device Status
	** This refreshes the "Connected" column in the interfaces grid. To verify your interface mapping plug/unplug one network card at a time and hit ''Refresh Device Status'' to verify that the expected interface changes the Connected status.		** This refreshes the "Connected" column in the interfaces grid. To verify your interface mapping plug/unplug one network card at a time and hit ''Refresh Device Status'' to verify that the expected interface changes the Connected status.
	* Add VLAN Tagged Interface		* Add VLAN Tagged Interface
	** This allows for additional of 802.1q VLAN tagged interfaces. For more information read [[Network Configuration#VLANs]].		** This allows for additional of 802.1q VLAN tagged interfaces. For more information read [[Network Configuration#VLANs]].
	* Test Connectivity
	** This button launches the connectivity test to verify the server is online.
	* Ping Test
	** This button launches the ping test for troubleshooting configuration.


	== Interface Configuration ==		== Interface Configuration ==

Jcoffin at 04:12, 28 August 2021

2021-08-28T04:12:57Z

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	The are several columns along the top of the grid that show the current interface status and configuration. Some are hidden by default ~~and can be shown by using the dropdown at the top of the column~~.		The are several columns along the top of the grid that show the current interface status and configuration. Some are hidden by default.

	'''Columns'''		'''Columns'''

Bcarmichael: /* Interface Configuration */

2021-03-29T23:37:52Z

Interface Configuration

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	\| Gateway Override		\| Gateway Override
	\| If set, this value will be provided as the gateway in the DHCP leases. ~~If unset,~~ the static IPv4 address of this interface will be provided as the gateway.		\| If set, this value will be provided as the gateway in the DHCP leases. Otherwise the static IPv4 address of this interface will be provided as the gateway.

	\|-		\|-
	\| Netmask Override		\| Netmask Override
	\| If set, this value will be provided as the netmask in the DHCP leases. ~~If unset,~~ the static IPv4 netmask of this interface will be provided as the netmask.		\| If set, this value will be provided as the netmask in the DHCP leases. Otherwise the static IPv4 netmask of this interface will be provided as the netmask.

	\|-		\|-
	\| DNS Override		\| DNS Override
	\| If set, this value will be provided as the DNS in the DHCP leases. ~~If unset,~~ the static IPv4 address of this interface will be provided as the DNS. A single IPv4 address or a comma-separated list of IPv4 addresses is accepted.		\| If set, this value will be provided as the DNS in the DHCP leases. Otherwise the static IPv4 address of this interface will be provided as the DNS. A single IPv4 address or a comma-separated list of IPv4 addresses is accepted.

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Bcarmichael: /* Interface Configuration */

2020-12-07T21:11:44Z

Interface Configuration

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	\| Range Start		\| Range Start
	\| The start of the DHCP range~~. If blank and DHCP Serving is enabled a start range will~~		\| The start of the DHCP range.
	~~automatically be chosen~~.

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	\| Range end		\| Range end
	\| The end of the DHCP range~~. If blank and DHCP Serving is enabled a start range will automatically be chosen~~.		\| The end of the DHCP range.

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Bcarmichael: /* Interface Configuration */

2019-05-16T17:04:59Z

Interface Configuration

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	\| Mode		\| Mode
	\| '''AP''' (Access Point) or '''Client'''.		\| '''AP''' (Access Point) or '''Client'''.

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			\| Visibility
			\| Select whether to advertise or hide the SSID.

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Dmorris at 00:34, 11 November 2018

2018-11-11T00:34:01Z

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	\| Secondary DNS		\| Secondary DNS
	\| This is the ~~primary~~ DNS used for DNS resolution. It is only shown if Config Type is ''Static''		\| This is the secondary DNS used for DNS resolution. It is only shown if Config Type is ''Static''
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