System Configuration
Activity Log - Global Configuration
Section titled “Activity Log - Global Configuration”Enter the server IP to upload syslog logs to the specified remote server
Figure : syslog config
Activity log - system log
Section titled “Activity log - system log”This interface allows you to manage the logs and download or delete them.
Figure: System log management
system time
Section titled “system time”The current system time can be adjusted by NTP/manual configuration. And time zone setting is available.
The NTP time synchronization of CX102S requires you to configure the corresponding commands on the service port connected to the NTP server in order to connect to the NTP server, please refer to the CX command line manual.
Figure : NTP Time Synchronization
Figure:Manually configuring time
Startup Config & Reboot
Section titled “Startup Config & Reboot”This page allows you to save the current configuration, import and export the current saved configuration, and support rebooting the whole device in the current page.
The exported configuration can be downloaded directly from your browser Exported configurations can be imported for quick recovery when no other configurations are available for the current device.
Figure: Clear Current Configuration
Figure: Configuration Save, Clear, and Export
Figure: Configuration Import, and Reboot
The device provides two ways to save the configuration cycle, namely save interval and timed save, both configurations are independent and saved in different folders, both will save a copy of the current configuration when you click save.
The save interval is automatically saved when the saved interval period expires, with a minimum interval time of 20 minutes.
Timed save is automatically saved when the timer expires.
The maximum number of saved configurations is 20, and the earliest saved configuration will be deleted after it exceeds the maximum number of saved configurations, and the save path is /etc/npb/period_save_path.
Figure:Configuration cycle saving
Network Configuration
Section titled “Network Configuration”This page allows you to configure the management network port of the device, which supports IPV4/IPV6, and at the same time, you can configure the gateway, CX102S needs to select a panel port, generally interface Ethernet1 as the management port. The CX532-M and CX732-M models support USB network port (eth1) configuration and LAG configuration based on eth0 + eth1.
Figure: Network Configuration
Note: After configuring LAG, the existing IP configurations on eth0 and eth1 will be cleared.
Device Upgrade
Section titled “Device Upgrade”This page allows you to upgrade Packet Broker online, click Upload Package to select the Packet Broker image file to be upgraded.
Figure: Online Upgrade
After uploading the image, it will be displayed at the bottom, you can delete the image and other management operations, after checking the box, the Start Installation button will appear.
After uploading the image and clicking Start Installation, the device will be installed automatically and will jump to the homepage after successful installation.