Network interfaces configuration

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System settings are available for a user with superadmin role only.

Fudo One allows managing physical interfaces and defining IP addresses.

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

Defining of an IP address

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

Select Settings > Network configuration.
Click the + button and provide IP address and subnet mask in CIDR format.
Select additional options for the IP address being defined.
1. Enable access to administration panel on given IP address. Note that the management IP address is also used as service access over SSH protocol (using the default port 65522).
2. Enable access to Access Gateway on given IP address.
Click Save.

Removing defined IP addresses

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Deleting of an IP address disables 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.

Select Settings > Network configuration.
Select the x option by the desired IP address.
Click Save.

Disabling network interface

To deactivate a network interface, proceed as follows.

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

Virtual networks (VLANs) configuration

VLAN networks allow separating broadcast domains.

To configure a VLAN on , proceed as follows.

Select Settings > Network configuration.
Click the VLAN option.
Select the physical interface and define VLAN ID.
Add IP addresses to given VLAN.

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

Click Active to activate defined VLAN.
Click Save.

DNS configuration

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DNS servers enable using mnemonic hosts names instead of IP addresses when configuring various network resources.

Defining domain search path

Domain search path enables convenient hosts identification based on short names. For example, defining tech.whl as the domain search path, enables defining target host as ftp instead of ftp.tech.whl.

To define a domain search path, proceed as follows.

Select Settings > Network configuration > Name & DNS tab.
Enter the domain search path.

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To define more than one value, enter desired values separated by space character. E.g. tech.whl wheel.com.

Protocol implementation enables defining up to six domain search paths.

Click the Add DNS server button to add more DNS server definitions.
Click Save.

Deleting a DNS server definition

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Deleting a DNS server definition may cause interruptions in device operation, if system configuration uses hosts names instead of IP addresses.

To delete a DNS server definition, proceed as follows.

Select Settings > Network configuration > Name & DNS tab.
Find and select given DNS server definition.
Click the x button.
Click Save.

Routing configuration

In default configuration, Fudo One directs all incoming traffic to defined gate. Static routing enables defining routes for packets coming from selected networks.

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When defining default route, enter default in the Network field.

Adding a route

There are 7 routing tables available for configuration, with multiple routes.

To add a route, proceed as follows:

Select Settings > Network configuration > Routing tab.
Click Add route to define a new route.
Enter network address along with the network mask (e.g. 10.0.1.1/32) and gateway address.
Click Save.

Deleting a route

To delete a route, proceed as follows:

Select Settings > Network configuration > Routing tab.
Find desired route entry and click the x button.
Click Save.

ARP table configuration

Adding an ARP entry

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Adding an entry to ARP table can resolve network communication issues.

To add an ARP entry, proceed as follows.

Select Settings > Network configuration > ARP table tab.
Click Add to define a new ARP table entry.
Enter IP address and corresponding MAC address.
Click Save.

Deleting an ARP table entry

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Deleting an ARP table entry may cause system malfunction due to network communication issues.

To delete an ARP entry, proceed as follows.

Select Settings > Network configuration > ARP table tab.
Find desired ARP entry and click x button.
Click Save.