Digigram Software for IQOYA SERV/LINK 88 (Upgrades from 8 Codecs to 16) - Manual (Page 44)

IQOYA SERV/LINK user manual
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8.1.3.1 Preferences −> Network −> Eth0 / Eth1
These two pages allow configuring the two network ports of IQOYA SERV/LINK.
Click on a parameter field (“Status” for instance) to enter the editing mode.
Enable Read/Write Select “Yes” for activating the bonding interface. Select “No” to disable it.
Note that the physical Eth ports included in a bond cannot be directly used as long as the
bonding interface is enabled and running.
Note that the bond can also be enabled/disabled from the bonding page by selecting it and
by selecting Enable or Disable from the menu “For selected interfaces”.
Status Read Status of the Bond.
Mode Read/Write Allows selecting the working mode of the bond:
Active-backup:
802.3ad
Members Read/Write Select here the Eth ports that are part of the bond.
DHCP Read/Write Allows enabling/disabling DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). Default value is
OFF (disabled).
Click on “On” to enable DHCP. This mode disables the following parameters.
IPv4 address Read if DHCP is On
Write if DHCP is Off
DHCP Off: Enter the IP address of this bond logical interface.
DHCP On: Displays the IP address automatically set through DHCP.
Subnet mask Read if DHCP is On
Write if DHCP is Off
DHCP Off: Enter the mask of the subnet this bond interface belongs to.
DHCP On: Displays the subnet mask automatically set through DHCP.
Gateway Read if DHCP is On
Write if DHCP is Off
DHCP Off: Enter the gateway IP address. Streams sent through this bond interface will go
through this gateway.
DHCP On
Displays the gateway IP address automatically set through DHCP.
Primary DNS Read if DHCP is On
Write if DHCP is Off
DHCP Off: Enter the IP address of the used DNS (if any).
DHCP On: Displays the IP address of the DNS set through DHCP.
Secondary DNS Read if DHCP is On
Write if DHCP is Off
DHCP Off: Enter the IP address of the secondary DNS (if any).
DHCP On: Displays the IP address of the secondary DNS set through DHCP.