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DBG-2000 User Guide Field User name Client IP (Actual) Client IP (VPN) Bytes transmitted Bytes received Tunnel uptime Description Active OpenVPN Connections It displays the name of the clients connected to the server. It displays the IP address through which the client is connected. It displays the virtual IP address of the connected client. It displays the number of bytes transmitted from the tunnel. It displays the number of bytes received by the tunnel. It displays the duration when the tunnel is up. Field Name Interface GRE tunnel IP Remote IP Status Description GRE Tunnel Status It displays the name of the tunnel. It displays the interface where the tunnel is created. It displays the IP address of the GRE tunnel. It displays the IP address of the remote endpoint gateway. It indicates whether the GRE tunnel is connected or not. Chapter 3 Network Click the Network tab to edit or configure the network (LAN, WAN, or DMZ). This chapter discusses the various settings required to configure a network. This section's auto-rollover and load-balancing settings allow you to configure an easy and continuous traffic flow in the network. Similarly, the gateway's routing protocols help select an optimum path for traffic to flow from the source to its destination, and the various supported services provide a secure network to its end-users. Traffic management is another important configuration for a network that regulates the traffic flow from LAN to WAN ports. So, this chapter helps you in configuring the network's key elements like ports of the device, routing protocols, services, traffic management, and high availability features. This chapter covers the following topics: Ethernet This section provides an overview of the port status diagrammatically. It indicates the device ports with different colors based on the port connectivity. You can configure WAN, LAN, and DMZ ports on this page. The Nuclias cloud gateway, DBG-2000, supports multiple WAN ports, and hence it allows you to use failover and load-balancing techniques for prioritizing Internet services during an unstable WAN connection. 43

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Field
Description
Active OpenVPN Connections
User name
It displays the name of the clients connected to the server.
Client IP (Actual)
It displays the IP address through which the client is connected.
Client IP (VPN)
It displays the virtual IP address of the connected client.
Bytes transmitted
It displays the number of bytes transmitted from the tunnel.
Bytes received
It displays the number of bytes received by the tunnel.
Tunnel uptime
It displays the duration when the tunnel is up.
Field
Description
GRE Tunnel Status
Name
It displays the name of the tunnel.
Interface
It displays the interface where the tunnel is created.
GRE tunnel IP
It displays the IP address of the GRE tunnel.
Remote IP
It displays the IP address of the remote endpoint gateway.
Status
It indicates whether the GRE tunnel is connected or not.
Chapter 3 Network
Click the
tab to edit or configure the network (LAN, WAN, or DMZ). This chapter discusses the various settings required to configure a
Network
network. This section’s auto-rollover and load-balancing settings allow you to configure an easy and continuous traffic flow in the network.
Similarly, the gateway’s routing protocols help select an optimum path for traffic to flow from the source to its destination, and the various
supported services provide a secure network to its end-users. Traffic management is another important configuration for a network that regulates
the traffic flow from LAN to WAN ports. So, this chapter helps you in configuring the network’s key elements like ports of the device, routing
protocols, services, traffic management, and high availability features.
This chapter covers the following topics:
Ethernet
This section provides an overview of the port status diagrammatically. It indicates the device ports with different colors based on the port
connectivity. You can configure WAN, LAN, and DMZ ports on this page. The Nuclias cloud gateway, DBG-2000, supports multiple WAN ports,
and hence it allows you to use failover and load-balancing techniques for prioritizing Internet services during an unstable WAN connection.
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