Network interfaces configuration

Managing physical interfaces

Defining IP address

Defined IP addresses are physical interface’s aliases, which are used in server’s configuration procedures (Local address field in proxy configuration).

Note

If the list of the assigned IP addresses is empty and the is no option to define an IP address, check if given interface is a member of a bridge.

To define an IP of a physical network interface, proceed as follows.

1. Select Settings > Network configuration.
2. Click i and provide IP address and subnet mask in CIDR format.

Note

i will be inactive if the DHCP option is enabled.

3. Choose additional options for the IP address being defined.

	Enable access to administration panel on given IP address. Note that the management IP address is also used for replicating data between cluster nodes.
	Make the alias a virtual IP address which will be take over by another cluster node in case of the master node’s failure.
	Enable access to User portal on given IP address.

4. Click Save.

Note

Current state of each network interface is represented with an icon.

	Interface active and connected.
	Interface active but disconnected.
	Interface disabled.

Removing defined IP addresses

Warning

Deleting an IP address will disable access to servers which had this IP configured in the Local address of the proxy server.

To delete an IP address assigned to a given network interface, proceed as follows.

1. Select Settings > Network configuration.
2. Select the i option by the desired IP address.
3. Click Save.

Disabling network interface

To disable a network interface, proceed as follows.

1. Select Settings > Network configuration.
2. Click Active next to given interface to deactivate it.

3. Click Save.

Defining IP address using system console

In case the web administration interface cannot be accessed, IP address can be defined using console connection.

1. Connect monitor and keyboard to the device.
2. Enter administrator account login and press Enter.

3. Enter administrator account password and press Enter.

4. Enter 2 and press Enter to change network configuration.

5. Enter y and press Enter to proceed with resetting network configuration.

6. Enter the name of the new management interface (Wheel Fudo PAM web interface is accessible through the management interface).

7. Enter IP address along with the network subnet mask separated with / (e.g. 10.0.0.8/24) and press Enter.

8. Enter network gate and press Enter.

Setting up a network bridge

Bridge deployment scenario requires setting up a network bridge.

To configure a network bridge, proceed as follows.

1. Select Settings > Network configuration.
2. Click Bridge.

3. Assign network interfaces or VLANs to the bridge.

Note

Setting up a network bridge requires removing all IP addresses directly assigned to interfaces which are selected as bridge members.

4. Enter IP address and network subnet in CIDR notation.

5. Select Spanning tree option to enable bridge loops prevention.
6. Select the i option to enable access to the administration panel by given IP address and click Active.
7. Click Save.

Setting up virtual networks (VLANs)

VLAN networks allow separating broadcast domains.

To configure a VLAN on , proceed as follows.

1. Select Settings > Network configuration.
2. Click VLAN.

3. Select the physical interface and define VLAN ID.
4. Add IP addresses to given VLAN.

Note

Select DHCP option, to obtain IP address from a DHCP server.

Note

The IP addresses are aliases to the physical interface and are used in servers configuration as proxy server address.

5. Click Active to activate defined VLAN.
6. Click Save.

Related topics:

• Servers management
• Accounts