Accessing IOTA & network configuration
Accessing IOTA over the network
Connect one of the management ports (see Interfaces) to the network used to access the unit. To access the IOTA over the network, connect to the HTTPS interface by browsing to the device IP of your IOTA.
The full URL should be: https://<ip_addr>
DHCP mode is enabled by default.
Network settings can be modified via the IOTA GUI (see Network configuration below) or the recovery CLI (see Device recovery CLI).
To login, use the following initial credentials:
- Default username:
admin - Default password:
admin
Note: Make sure to change the default credentials as soon as possible.
Network configuration
The Network Configuration section of the Administration > Setup page allows the configuration of the network settings for each of the device's management interfaces. Select a network interface from the Interface drop-down menu to display its settings. If Configuration is set to Static IPv4, the IP address, network mask, gateway and DNS server can be set manually. If Configuration is set to Dynamic IPv4, IOTA will attempt to receive network settings from a DHCP server. The hostname can be defined in either case.
HTTPS certificate
The HTTPS Certificate section of the Administration > Setup page allows the configuration of the HTTPS certificate and key for connection to the IOTA management interface.
Click the Regenerate button to generate a new self-signed certificate and key. Alternatively, a certificate and certificate key can be imported by clicking the Choose File buttons, selecting the appropriate files, and clicking the Import button. Note that the imported HTTPS certificate must include the EKU and SAN fields.
ZeroTier
The ZeroTier section of the Administration > Setup page allows the configuration of the ZeroTier feature.
ZeroTier provides an easy way to remotely access the device via a P2P VPN and manage virtual networks on a cloud application. See ZeroTier configuration for more information.
Note: The ZeroTier access is a licensed feature. The Expiration section shows the service expiration date of the current ZeroTier License.