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Port Status, Port Configuration

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DBG-2000 User Guide Another feature that the cloud gateway supports is Dynamic DNS (DDNS), i.e., an Internet service that allows routers with varying public IP addresses to be located using Internet domain names. You may also configure the IP aliasing feature to associate another IP address with the interface. The Ethernet section includes the following topics: Port Status The Ethernet ports, available on the cloud gateway, support 10/100/1000 Mbps, and they use the highest common speed between the sending and the receiving devices. The Port Status section displays all the four ports of the device and indicates the connectivity of each port in the following three colors: Green: It means that the port transmits at 1Gbps. Orange: It means that the port transmits at 10/100Mbps. Black: It means that the interface is down, disconnected, or the ports are disabled. Port Configuration To configure a port, you must disable the Use profile configuration field present above the Port Status. If this field is enabled, you can edit only Port 1 (WAN port). It is shown in the screenshots below. 44

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Another feature that the cloud gateway supports is Dynamic DNS (DDNS), i.e., an Internet service that allows routers with varying public IP
addresses to be located using Internet domain names. You may also configure the
feature to associate another IP address with the
IP aliasing
interface.
The
section includes the following topics:
Ethernet
Port Status
The Ethernet ports, available on the cloud gateway, support 10/100/1000 Mbps, and they use the highest common speed between the sending
and the receiving devices. The
section displays all the four ports of the device and indicates the connectivity of each port in the
Port Status
following three colors:
Green
: It means that the port transmits at 1Gbps.
Orange
: It means that the port transmits at 10/100Mbps.
Black
: It means that the interface is down, disconnected, or the ports are disabled.
Port Configuration
To configure a port, you must disable the
field present above the
. If this field is enabled, you can edit only
Use profile configuration
Port Status
Port 1 (WAN port). It is shown in the screenshots below.
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