Network Settings

Network Settings page allows you to edit and set up network related settings of the core device.

Important
Valid user login with Configuration and Maintenance rights required to edit these settings. See Toolbox setup & user management.

Tip
After changing any setting, make sure to click Save at the bottom of the page.

Network Settings page

General

  • Device Name: the hardware name of the core device.

Ethernet

Network

Network settings section can change the settings of the ETH interface of the core device. The following settings can be changed:

  • IP Address
  • Subnet Mask
  • Broadcast Address
  • Gateway
  • Use DHCP

NTP

In the NTP settings section you can add one Primary time server such as up to two additional (fallback) time servers.

Setup Timezone and DST

Setup Timezone and DST page requires a valid user login with Configuration and Maintenance rights to view and edit these settings. See Toolbox setup & user management.

Timezone

To setup your devices timezone:

  • Set Offset from UTC (GMT) to local time
  • Click Save at the bottom of the page

Daylight Saving Time (DST)

To setup DST:

  • Check Use DST to enable automatic DST switching
  • Setup Offset from UTC (GMT) to local DST time
  • Select begin and end time of DST
  • Click Save at the bottom of the page

Setup SNMP

Setup SNMP page requires a valid user login with Configuration and Maintenance rights to view and edit these settings. See Toolbox setup & user management.

To setup SNMP:

  • In Toolbox configuration, go to <Device>, Options Tab and check Use 52-8591 SNMP Support.
  • Optional: In Toolbox configuration, go to <Device> / I/O Overview, click Add and select SNMP User Logics Virtual SNMP Module. Now you can add up to 20 custom logical sources and also send traps on status change if configured.
  • Check Enable SNMP to enable SNMP on the firmware side.
  • Select SNMP Version. Versions available are SNMP V1 and SNMP V2c.
  • Set your Community ID.
  • Add your SNMP Server to the Whitelist. To do so, enter SNMP Server IP and click + icon on the right of the input field. This is required for security reasons.
  • Optional: Add one or more Trap Receiver by entering their IP and clicking + icon on the right of the input field. Then Check System Traps ON.

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