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Configuring Network Interfaces
Configuring Network Interfaces
Network interfaces are part of the network and system configuration required for the ALOHA appliance.
Autonegotiation
Autonegotiation is an Ethernet procedure by which two connected devices choose common transmission parameters, such as speed, duplex mode, and flow control.
By default, autonegotiation is enabled on the ALOHA.
Enable/disable autonegotiation
Browse the ALOHA WUI.
Open the Services tab.
Click Setup
on the line corresponding to the network interface you want to manage.
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Add, remove, or edit the auto directive using the syntax below:
auto <on|off>
service network eth0 auto off
Click OK.
Click Close.
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The line corresponding to the Network Interface now appears in orange with the flag Need apply.
Click Reload
.
Speed
Autonegotiation is enabled by default, so speed
is not forced.
Browse the ALOHA WUI.
Open the Services tab.
Click Setup
on the line corresponding to the network interface you want to manage.
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Add, remove, or edit the speed directive using the syntax below:
speed <10|100|1000>
10
force 10Mbits
100
force 100Mbits
1000
force 1Gbits
service network eth0 auto off speed 100
Click OK .
Click Close.
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The line corresponding to the Network Interface now appears in orange with the flag Need apply.
Click Reload
.
Duplex
By default autonegotiation is enabled, so duplex is not forced.
Browse the ALOHA WUI.
Open the Services tab.
Click Setup
on the line corresponding to the network interface you want to manage.
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Add, remove, or edit the duplex directive using the syntax below:
duplex <half|full>
half
force half duplex
full
force full duplex
service network eth0 auto off duplex full
Click OK.
Click Close.
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The line corresponding to the Network Interface now appears in orange with the flag Need apply.
Click Reload
.
Maximum Transmssion Unit (MTU)
The default MTU value is 1500.
Browse the ALOHA WUI.
Open the Services tab.
Click Setup
on the line corresponding to the network interface you want to manage.
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Add, remove, or edit the
mtu
directive using the syntax below:mtu <mtu>
service network eth0 mtu 1500
Click OK.
Click Close.
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The line corresponding to the Network Interface now appears in orange with the flag Need apply.
Click Reload
.