Edge Gateway Series
GUI User's Manual

IM AMF03A02-01EN Edition 10

Licenses and Trademarks

Licenses and Trademarks
LicenseThis product uses software based on open-source licenses such as GPL (GNU General Public License).
Details are described on our Web site.

URL: https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/doc/IM_AMD03A01-

12JA_amnimo_GW_series_OSS_license.pdf
Scope of Warranty and Responsibility

No warranty is made regarding the operation of the open source software itself in accordance with theterms of the GPL and other applicable laws.

TrademarkProduct names, company names, and other proper nouns used herein are trademarks or registeredtrademarks of the respective companies.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Licenses and Trademarks .......................................................................................................... 2
License ......................................................................................................................................... 2
Trademark.................................................................................................................................... 2

Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................ 3
Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 8
Network Configuration ............................................................................................................... 9
About this Product .................................................................................................................... 10
Precautions for this product..................................................................................................... 10

About This Book ........................................................................................................................ 11
Notes on this document........................................................................................................... 11
Manual List ................................................................................................................................ 11
Icons and symbols used in this manual................................................................................... 12
How to see compatible models ............................................................................................... 12
Environment in which the GUI has been tested ..................................................................... 12

Chap 1.

Basic Operation of this Product.......................................................................... 13
Sign in / Sign out ........................................................................................................... 13
Sign in the first time .......................................................................................................13
Sign in for the second time or later ............................................................................16
Sign out .............................................................................................................................17

Change Password........................................................................................................... 18
Screen configuration of this product............................................................................ 19
Screen configuration ......................................................................................................19
Side menu ........................................................................................................................20

Configure simple settings ............................................................................................. 23
Select and set up a common carrier ...........................................................................23
Select and set up other carriers ..................................................................................27

Check equipment information ...................................................................................... 27
Display and operate device information ....................................................................28
Update mobile module information ............................................................................29
Update SIM information ................................................................................................30
Items displayed on the device information screen ..................................................31

Check operational information ..................................................................................... 33

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Check the status of the interface ................................................................................33
Check routing table information ..................................................................................34
Check the communication status of your mobile peer ...........................................35
Check wireless LAN information .................................................................................37
Check IPsec connection status....................................................................................41
Check DHCP lease status .............................................................................................43
Check storage configuration status ............................................................................44
Check PoE status............................................................................................................53
Check contact change history ......................................................................................56
SYSLOG display operation. ........................................................................................59
AMLOG display operation. ..........................................................................................62
Check the time on the product ..................................................................................65

Reboot or Shutdown the product................................................................................. 66
Reboot the product .........................................................................................................66
Shutdown the product ...................................................................................................68

Operate the firmware .................................................................................................... 70
Display the firmware screen.........................................................................................71
Update firmware diffs ....................................................................................................72
Update the entire firmware ..........................................................................................75
Synchronize redundant areas.......................................................................................85

Manipulate configuration files ...................................................................................... 87
Display the setting file screen .....................................................................................87
Save the current settings to the product ...................................................................88
Initialize the configuration file......................................................................................89
Download configuration file .........................................................................................90
Upload configuration file ...............................................................................................91

Viewing the User's Manual ........................................................................................ 93
View User's Manual .....................................................................................................93

Chap 2.

Advanced settings for this product .................................................................... 94
Configure package repositories ................................................................................ 94
List package repositories ............................................................................................94
Add package repositories ...........................................................................................96
Edit the package repository........................................................................................97
Delete package repositories ......................................................................................98

Set the host name .................................................................................................... 100
Set the time zone ..................................................................................................... 101

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Set up your account ................................................................................................. 102
View a list of accounts ............................................................................................. 102
Add an account .......................................................................................................... 103
Edit your account ....................................................................................................... 105
Delete account ........................................................................................................... 107
Configure group settings .......................................................................................... 109
Display a list of groups ............................................................................................. 109
Add a group................................................................................................................. 110
Edit Group ................................................................................................................... 113
Delete a group ............................................................................................................ 114

Configure mobile communication settings ............................................................ 116
View a list of mobile communication settings ..................................................... 116
Add mobile communication settings ..................................................................... 117
Edit mobile communication settings ..................................................................... 126
Delete mobile communication settings ................................................................ 127

Configure wireless LAN settings ............................................................................. 129
Configure WPS ........................................................................................................... 129
Display a list of access point settings ................................................................... 131
Add access point settings ........................................................................................ 131
Edit access point settings ........................................................................................ 135
Delete access point settings ................................................................................... 137
View a list of station settings .................................................................................. 139
Adding station settings............................................................................................. 140
Edit Station Settings ................................................................................................. 142
Delete station settings ............................................................................................. 143

Configure PPP (PPPoE) settings............................................................................... 145
Display a list of PPP (PPPoE) settings ................................................................. 145
Add PPP (PPPoE) settings ...................................................................................... 146
Edit PPP (PPPoE) settings ...................................................................................... 148
Delete PPP (PPPoE) settings ................................................................................. 149

Configure interface settings .................................................................................... 151
Display a list of interface settings ......................................................................... 151
Adding Interfaces ...................................................................................................... 152
Editing the Interface ................................................................................................. 162
Delete interface ......................................................................................................... 163

Configure static routing settings. ............................................................................ 165
Display a list of static routing settings ................................................................. 165

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Add static routing configuration ............................................................................. 166
Edit static routing configuration ............................................................................. 168
Delete static routing configuration ........................................................................ 169

Configure filter settings ........................................................................................... 171
Display a list of filter settings ................................................................................. 171
Set default policy ....................................................................................................... 171
Add packet filtering rules ......................................................................................... 173
Edit packet filtering rules ......................................................................................... 177
Delete packet filtering rules .................................................................................... 178

Configure NAT settings. ........................................................................................... 180
Display a list of NAT settings.................................................................................. 180
Add NAT settings ....................................................................................................... 181
Edit NAT settings ....................................................................................................... 185
Delete NAT settings .................................................................................................. 186

Configure IPsec settings .......................................................................................... 188
Display a list of IPsec settings................................................................................ 188
Add IPsec settings ..................................................................................................... 189
Edit IPsec settings..................................................................................................... 196
Delete IPsec settings ................................................................................................ 197

Configure DNS settings ........................................................................................... 199
View DNS settings..................................................................................................... 199
Configure DNS settings ............................................................................................ 200

Configure DHCP server settings .............................................................................. 206
Display a list of DHCP server settings .................................................................. 206
Add DHCP server settings ....................................................................................... 207
Edit DHCP server settings ....................................................................................... 210
Delete DHCP server settings .................................................................................. 211

Configure DHCP relay settings ................................................................................ 213
Display a list of DHCP relay settings .................................................................... 213
Add DHCP relay settings ......................................................................................... 214
Edit DHCP Relay Settings ........................................................................................ 216
Delete DHCP relay settings..................................................................................... 217

Configure proxy server settings .............................................................................. 219
Set the time .............................................................................................................. 221
Display the time setting screen .............................................................................. 221
Manually set the time ............................................................................................... 222
Periodic synchronization with NTP server ........................................................... 226

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Configure SSH settings ............................................................................................ 229
Configure storage settings ...................................................................................... 232
View storage listings ................................................................................................. 232
Add storage settings ................................................................................................. 233
Edit storage settings ................................................................................................. 235
Delete storage settings ............................................................................................ 236

Set a schedule .......................................................................................................... 238
View a list of schedules ........................................................................................... 238
Add a schedule........................................................................................................... 240
Schedule setting items ............................................................................................. 243
Edit Schedule ............................................................................................................. 246
Delete a schedule ...................................................................................................... 248

Configure PoE settings. ............................................................................................ 252
Display a list of PoE settings .................................................................................. 252
Edit PoE settings ....................................................................................................... 253
Initialize PoE settings ............................................................................................... 254

Configure SYSLOG settings. ..................................................................................... 256
Configure CPU operation settings .......................................................................... 258
Display CPU operation settings.............................................................................. 258
Configure CPU operation settings ......................................................................... 258

Configure DMS settings. .......................................................................................... 259
Display DMS settings ............................................................................................... 259
Enable/disable DMS settings ................................................................................. 259

Nx Witness Settings. ................................................................................................ 260
View Nx Witness settings ........................................................................................ 260
Change Nx Witness settings ................................................................................... 261
Save Nx Witness settings ........................................................................................ 262
Load Nx Witness settings ........................................................................................ 263

Configure remote.it settings.................................................................................... 264
Configure GUI settings............................................................................................. 266

Revision History .......................................................................................................................268

Introduction

Introduction

Thank you very much for adopting our edge gateway amnimo G series ("Edge Gateway"), IoT router amnimo

R series ("IoT Router"), and compact router amnimo C series ("Compact Router"). (Hereinafter referred to as

the "Products").

The amnimo Edge Gateway Series GUI User's Manual (hereinafter referred to as "this manual") describes thebasic operation of this product via GUI (Graphical User Interface).

This publication is intended for system integrators and administrators who understand telecommunications
terminology and concepts.

In order to take full advantage of the functions of this product and to use it correctly and safely, please readthis manual carefully before use to fully understand its functions and operations and to become familiar with
its handling.

8Network Configuration

Network Configuration

This manual describes how to connect a PC and this product with a LAN cable and configure various settings
using a Web browser in the following network configuration.

 Please refer to the Edge Gateway Series CLI User's Manual for details on how to configure via CLI(Command Line Interface).

To sign in to the GUI configuration screen and configure settings, this product and your PC must
belong to the same network. Please change the IP address of your PC to match the eth1 IP address"192.168.0.254" of this product.

 Please refer to your OS manual or other documentation for information on how to change
the IP address.

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About this Product

About this Product
Precautions for this productThis product does not guarantee backward compatibility of setting data.

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About This Book

About This Book
Notes on this document


The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.



Reproduction or reprinting of the contents of this document, in whole or in part, without permission isprohibited.



While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this document,
if you have any questions or find any errors, please contact our customer support.
Contact:amnimo Customer Support
E-mail: support@amnimo.com

URL: https://support.amnimo.com/

Please note that revisions may not be made for specification changes, structural changes, or changes inparts used that are not considered to be particularly detrimental to functionality/performance.

Manual Listamnimo gateway series CLI User's Manualhttps://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/cli/en/cli_users_manual.pdf

amnimo gateway series GUI user's manual (this manual)https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/gui/en/gui_users_manual.pdf

amnimo G series Edge Gateway user's manualhttps://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/ja/edge_gw_users_manual.pdf

amnimo G series Edge Gateway startup guide

https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/sg/en/edge_gw_sg.pdf

amnimo R Series IoT Router User's Manualhttps://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/ja/iot_router_users_manual.pdf

amnimo R Series IoT Router Startup Guide

https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/sg/en/iot_router_sg.pdf

 amnimo C Series Compact Router User Manual:https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/ja/compact_router_users_manual.pdf

 amnimo C Series Compact Router Startup Guide:

https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/sg/en/compact_router_sg.pdf

amnimo Gateway series developer's manual:https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/doc/IM_AMD03A01-

51JA_Edge_Gateway_Indoor_amnimo_G_series_Developers_manual.pdf
Open-Source Software License Agreement
https://amnimo.com/manual/edge_gw/doc/IM_AMD03A01-12JA_amnimo_GW_series_OSS_license.pdf

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About This Book

Icons and symbols used in this manual
Icons and symbols in this manual have the following meanings.
Information of special note regarding functions and operation.

Supplemental information regarding functions and operation is provided.

This section contains references to information within this document and to other documents.

How to see compatible models
This manual is compatible with multiple models. Icons for supported models are shown below.


If the following icons appear at the beginning of a chapter, section, or paragraph, the model corresponds
to the item described in the corresponding section.



If the following icons do not appear at the beginning of a chapter, section, or paragraph, the model does
not support the corresponding item.

Indicates support for indoor type edge gateways.
Indicates support for indoor type IoT routers.
Indicates support for outdoor type edge gateways.
Indicates support for outdoor type IoT routers.
Indicates support for compact routers.

Environment in which the GUI has been tested
OS(web) browser

Verified Version

Windows 10 Pro2004（64bit)
Windows 10 Pro20H2（64bit)
Windows 10 Pro20H1（64bit)

Google Chrome

108.0.5359.125 (64bit)

Microsoft Edge-*

Firefox-*mac OS big Sur 11.6

Safari15.0 (16612.1.29.41.4,16612)

Google Chrome-*

Firefox-**To be supported in future releases.

Chap 1. Basic Operation of this ProductThis chapter describes basic operations such as signing in/signing out to the
product, rebooting, and manipulating firmware and configuration files.

Sign in / Sign out
The procedure for signing in to the product differs for the first time and for the second and subsequent times.

Sign in the first time
If you are signing in for the first time, sign in after setting the admin password.

1

Start a browser and access the URL of the GUI configuration screen of this product.
http://192.168.0.254
The "Password Registration" screen appears.

2Enter the password you wish to set for admin in the "Password" and "Password (Confirm)" fields andclick the Register .

The password must be a string of characters that meets the following criteria


8 characters or moreIncludes at least two types of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols

Even if a password satisfies the above conditions, it cannot be set if any of the following
conditions applyWords in the dictionary (e.g., test)Words with regularity, such as number or alphabet keyboard sequences (e.g., 1234, abcde,
qwerty)

Combination of the above (e.g., test1234)

Sign in / Sign out

The admin password will be set and the "Sign In" screen will appear.

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Sign in / Sign out

3Enter "admin" in "Username" and the password set in step 2 in "Password" and click the Sign In .

After signing in to the product, the following logo screen will appear.

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Sign in / Sign out

Sign in for the second time or later
To sign in a second time or later, enter the password you set the first time.

1

Start a browser and access the URL of the GUI configuration screen of this product.
http://192.168.0.254
The "Sign In" screen will appear.

2

Enter your username and password, then click the "Sign In" .

After signing in to the product, the following logo screen will appear.

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Sign in / Sign out

Sign out
Sign out of the GUI setup screen of this product.

1

Click the account name displayed in the upper right corner of the screen and select "Sign out".

A "confirmation" screen for signing out will appear.

2

Click the "Sign out" .

Sign out of the GUI settings screen and the "Sign In" screen will appear.

Change Password

Change Password
This section describes the procedure for changing passwords.

1

Click the account name displayed in the upper right corner of the screen and select "Password".

The password setting screen appears.

2Enter the current password and the new password, then click "Set".

The password will be changed.
You will not be signed out and can continue to operate.

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Screen configuration of this product

Screen configuration of this productThis section describes the basic screen structure and side menu of the product.

Screen configuration
The contents displayed on the screen and the setting and control items vary depending on the authority of theuser who is signed in.

 For information on user permissions, see " 2.4 Configuring Account Settings ' and ' 2.5 Group Settings formore information.

❶

❷

❹

❻

❺
No.

❸

(data) item

Description.

Side menu display

Click to hide or show the ❺ side menu.

Host name

The host name of this product is displayed.

Language❹

The current language setting is displayed.
Click to switch between English and Japanese.

Account name❺Side menu

The account name of the user who is signed in is displayed.
Click to select "Sign Out".
 " 1.1.3 Sign Out '"❻Main area❶❷❸

The menu for operating this product will be displayed.
 " 1.3.2 Side Menu"

Clicking on it will display the screen according to the menu selected inthe ❺ side menu.

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Side menu
The items displayed will vary depending on the permissions of the group settings.

menu

sub-menu

Description.

Simplified setup-

Equipment
Information-

This menu is provided to configure the mobile communicationand interface settings necessary to run this product on a single
screen.
 " 1.4 Configure Simple Settings "Operational
Information

InterfaceThis menu is used to display device and firmware information,and to check SIM information.
 " 1.5 Checking Device Information "This menu is used to display interface settings.
 " 1.6.1 Checking Interface Status "Routing
Mobile Communications

Wireless LAN

This menu is for checking the IPsec connection status.
 " 1.6.5 Checking IPsec Connection Status"

DHCP Lease

This menu is used to check the DHCP lease status.
 " 1.6.6 Checking DHCP Lease Status "StoragePower Over Ethernet

Contact change history
SYSLOG

This menu is used to display storage settings. You can also add
partitions.
 " 1.6.7 Checking Storage Configuration Status "This menu is used to display PoE settings. You can also perform
a PoE reset for each interface.
 " 1.6.8 PPoE Checking "This menu is used to check the contact change history.
 " 1.7.8 Checking the contact change history "This menu is for displaying SYSLOG. You can search SYSLOG
by specifying keywords and download SYSLOG files.
 " 1.6.10 Displaying and Operating SYSLOG "AMLOGThis menu is for displaying AMLOG. You can search AMLOG byspecifying keywords and download AMLOG files.
 " 1.6.11 AMLOG display operations "Time display

Package
Settings

This menu is used to display mobile communication settings.
 " 1.6.3 Checking the communication status of a mobile
connection "This menu is used to display the wireless LAN settings.
 " 1.6.4 Checking Wireless LAN Information "IPsec

Detailed setting
and control

This menu is used to display routing settings.
 " 1.6.2 Checking Routing Table Information "This menu is used to display the time set in this product.
 " 1.6.12 Checking the Time on the Product The time of the
day is displayed on the screen "Repository

Displays a screen for setting up credentials for the package
repository.
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Screen configuration of this productmenu

sub-menu

Description.

Host Name Setting

Displays a screen for setting the host name of this product.
 " 2.2 Setting the Host Name "Time zone

Displays a screen for setting the time zone for this product.
 " 2.3 Setting the Time Zone "Account Settings

Displays a screen for setting up the account.
 " 2.4 Setting Up Your Account "Group settings
MobileSettings

Communication

Wireless LAN Settings
PPP (PPPoE) settings
Interface Settings
StaticConfiguration

Routing

NAT Configuration
IPsec Settings
DNS Settings
DHCP Configuration
DHCP Relay Settings
Proxy Server Settings

SSH Configuration

Storage Settings
Schedule setting
PoE Configuration

Displays a screen for configuring mobile communication
settings.
 " 2.6 Configure mobile communication settings "Displays a screen for configuring wireless LAN settings.
 " 2.7 Configuring Wireless LAN Settings "Displays a screen for making PPP (PPPoE) settings.
 " 2.8 PPP (PPPoE) Configuring "Displays a screen for configuring interface settings.

Filter settings

Time setting

Displays a screen for configuring group settings.
 " 2.5 Group Configuring " " 2.9 Configuring Interface Settings "Displays a screen for static routing configuration.
 " 2.10 Configuring static routing settings "Displays a screen for filter settings.

 " 2.11 Configuring Filter Settings "Displays a screen for configuring NAT settings.
 " 2.12 NNAT Configuring "Displays a screen for IPsec configuration.
 " 2.12 Configuring IPsec Settings "Displays a screen for configuring DNS settings.
 " 2.14 DDNS Configuring "Displays a screen for making DHCP settings.
 " 2.15 DDHCP Configuring "Displays a screen for configuring DHCP relay settings.
 " 2.15 Configuring DHCP Relay Settings "Displays a screen for configuring proxy server settings.
 " 2.16 Configuring Proxy Server Settings "Displays a screen for setting the time for this product.
 " 2.18 Setting the Time "Displays the configuration screen for accessing this product via
SSH.
 " 2.19 Configuring SSH Settings "Displays the storage settings screen
 " 2.20 Configuring Storage Settings "Displays a screen for setting up a schedule for this product.
 " 2.21 Setting up a Schedule "Displays the PoE setting screen

 " 2.22 Configuring PoE Settings "22

Screen configuration of this productmenu

sub-menu

Description.

SYSLOG setting

Displays a screen for configuring SYSLOG settings for thisproduct.
 " 2.23 Configuring SYSLOG Settings "CPU operation setting
DMS Settings
Nx Witness Settings
Configure remote.it settings
GUI Settings

restart-firmware-setup file-users' manual-

Displays the CPU operation setting screen

 " 2.24 Configuring CPU Operation Settings "Displays the DMS setting screen

 " 2.25 Configure DMS settings "Displays the Nx Witness configuration screen
 " 2.26 Nx Witness Configuring "Displays the remote.it settings screen
 " 2.26 Setting up remote.it "Displays the configuration screen for setting up this productvia GUI.
 " 2.28 Configuring GUI Settings "Displays a screen for restarting the product.
 " 1.7 Restarting and Stopping the "Displays a screen for updating the firmware of this product.
 " 1.8 Working with Firmware "Displays a screen for manipulating the product's configurationfile.
 " 1.9 Working with configuration files "Display user's manual " 1.10 User's Manual Viewing the "23

Configure simple settings

Configure simple settings
You must be signed in as an administrator to use this feature.

Devices without communication modules do not have this function.

Mobile communication, interface, and other settings necessary to use this product can be made on a single

screen.

Note that the DNS settings and filter settings are automatically applied when the simple settings are configured.

The settings are displayed on the confirmation screen when you click the "Configure"in the simplified settings.

Select and set up a common carrier
Select a registered carrier for a simple setup.

 If you wish to configure settings for other carriers, please refer to "1.4.2 Selecting and Configuring Other
Carriers".

1

Click on "Simple Settings" on the side menu.
The "Simple Settings" screen appears.

2

Select a registered carrier or subscription plan from "Telecommunications Carrier / Contract Plan" in

Mobile Communications Settings.

The "APN", "User name", "Password", and "Authentication Method" will be automatically set
according to the selected carrier or subscription plan.

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3

Configure the interface settings according to the environment.
Configurable interface names vary by product.

❶Edge Gateway
eth0, lan0~lan3, br0~br9, ecm0, ppp0~ppp9



IoT Routers
eth0-eth1, br0-br9, ecm0, ppp0-ppp9

Compact router
eth0, rmnet_data0Compact router with wireless LAN
rmnet_data0, br0

Set the "ecm0" (read "rmnet_data0" for compact routers) required for mobile communication.

Click the toggle to enable or disable.

Also check "Dynamic SNAT" if necessary.

❷ Configure the "eth0" settings required for WAN connection.
Click the toggle to enable or disable.

Select "DHCP Client" or "Fixed IP Address" as the method for assigning "IP Address". If you

choose "Fixed IP Address," you will need to enter the "IPv4 Address" and "Prefix length.
Also, check "Dynamic SNAT" if necessary.

❸ Set the "br0" setting required for LAN connection.
Click the toggle to enable or disable.

Select "DHCP Client" or "Fixed IP Address" as the method for assigning the "IP Address". If you

select "Fixed IP Address", you will need to enter the "IPv4 Address" and "Prefix length".
Also, check "Dynamic SNAT" if necessary.

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4

If necessary, enter "User name" and "Password" as credentials for the package repository.
Compact routers do not show this setting.

Please contact our support for your package repository account and password.

5

DMS Settings. Slide the toggle to enable or disable DMS.

6

Set up NxWitness. Slide the toggle to enable or disable Nx Witness.
IoT routers and compact routers do not support NxWitness, so this setting is not shown.



If NxWitness is set to enabled, set "Port number" and "Password" if necessary.

Configure simple settings

7

Scroll to the bottom of the screen and click the “Set” .

A confirmation screen for the settings will appear.

8

Click the “Set” .

Settings are saved.

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Check equipment information

Select and set up other carriers
If the carrier you are using is not listed, you can follow the steps below to set it up.

1

Click on "Simple Settings" on the side menu.
The "Simple Settings" screen appears.

2

Mobile communication settings.

❶ Select "Others" from "Telecommunication carrier/Contract Plan" in the Mobile Communications
Settings.

❷ Enter the APN name.
❸ Enter the User name for the selected carrier or subscription plan.
❹ Enter the Password for the selected telecommunications carrier or subscription plan.
❺ Select the authentication method.

 For the subsequent settings of "Package Repository Credentials", "Interface", "DMS", and"NxWitness", please refer to step 4 onward of "1.4.1 Select and Configure a General Carrier".

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Check equipment information

Device information, firmware version, and SIM information for this product can be viewed on the "Device

Information" screen.

The items displayed will vary depending on the permissions of the group settings.

Display and operate device information
Displays device information.

1

Click on "Device Information" on the side menu.
The "Device Information" screen appears.

 For information on the information displayed, see " 1.5.4 Items Displayed on the Device
Information Screen For details on the information displayed, refer to "1.5.4 Displayed Items on
the Device Information Screen".

2

To view the latest device information, click the "Reflesh" .

Equipment information is updated.

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Check equipment information

Update mobile module information
The mobile module information can be viewed and updated from the "Device Information" screen.

1

By scrolling down the "Device Information" screen, you can check the "Mobile Module Information".

2

If the mobile module information is not reflected correctly, you can update the display by clicking the"Update Mobile Module Information" .

Updating the mobile module information will also update all SIM information.

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Check equipment information

Update SIM information
SIM information can be checked and updated from the "Equipment Information" screen.

1

Scroll down the "Device Information" screen and click on "SIM Information" for the mobile module

displayed under "Mobile Module Information.

The "SIM Information" screen appears.

2

To view the latest SIM information, click the "Update the SIM Information" .
SIM information may not be up-to-date. Please check the latest SIM information after
updating the SIM information.



If the SIM information is updated while the ecm0 interface is enabled, an error message
will appear. In such a case, set ecm0 to disabled on the "Interface Settings" screen(Reference: 2.8.3 Editing the Interface), update the SIM information, and then re-set ecm0
on the "Interface Settings" screen.

Note that if you are accessing this device via ecm0, you will not be able to access it if ecm0 is
disabled.

SIM information is updated.

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Items displayed on the device information screen
This section describes the items displayed on the "Device Information" screen.

❶

❷
❸

No.

❹

(data) item

Description.

Device Information❷

The following device information is displayed.
 Manufacturing Organization
 Board Series name Model Serial number
 Revision Date of manufacture

FW Version❸

Displays the firmware information of the product.
 For information on how to update the firmware, see " 1.8 Operate
the firmware.

Boot area

The number (0 or 1) of the startup area of the currently activatedredundant area is displayed.

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No.

❹(data) item

Description.

Mobile module Information

The following mobile module information is displayed
If multiple mobile modules are connected, they may appear acrossmultiple pages.
 Mobile module number
The mobile module number is displayed.
 IMEI
Displays the IMEI of the mobile module.
 ICCID
The ICCID (IC Card Identifier: Individual Identification Number) of
the SIM or eSIM is displayed.
 MSISDN
If MSISDN (Mobile Subscriber ISDNNumber: phone number) is set
in the SIM or eSIM, "MSISDN" will be displayed. MSISDN may not
be set depending on the contract.
 SIM Information
Click to view SIM information.
 For SIM information, see " 1.5.3 SIM Updating する for more
information about the SIM information.

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Check operational information
You can check the logs and time stored in the product.

Check the status of the interface
interface status.

1

Click on [Operational Information > Interface] in the side menu.
"Interface" screen appears.

2

To update the interface settings shown on the screen to the latest information, click the Refresh.

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Check routing table information
The "Type" information is not displayed for Edge Gateway (amnimo G series) and IoT Router(amnimo R series).

You can check the routing table information (route information referenced during the routing process).

1

Click on Operational Information > Routing in the side menu.
"Routing" screen appears.

2

To refresh the routing table information displayed on the screen, click the Refresh.

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Check the communication status of your mobile peer
Devices without communication modules do not have this function.

Check the communication status of the mobile peer.

1

Click on Operational Information > Mobile Communication in the side menu.
The "Mobile Communication" screen will appear (see example below).
If the mobile connection is unconnected, a screen will appear informing you of the [unconnected
status].

2

To update the communication status displayed on the screen to the latest information, click theRefresh.

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Check wireless LAN information
The Edge Gateway (amnimo G series) IoT Router (amnimo R series) and the indoor version of theCompact Router (AC 10) do not have this feature.

Check wireless LAN information
Wireless LAN information and details.

1

2

3

Click on [Operational Information > Wireless LAN] in the side menu.
The "Wireless LAN" screen will appear (see example below).
When operating in "Access Point Mode," the stations connected to this device aredisplayed at the bottom of the screen as a "List of Connected Stations.

When operating in "Station Mode," the bottom of the screen displays a list of accesspoints to which this device can connect as the "Access Point List.

To refresh the information displayed on the screen, click the "Refresh" .

If you want to see detailed information about the wireless LAN, click "More Information" on theright side of each interface.

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4

Once The "Wireless LAN Details" screen appears, you can check detailed information (interface name,mode, status, wireless channel, SSID, BSSID, number of connected stations) and packet counter.

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5

Click [Disconnect] in the list of connected stations to disconnect from the station connected to thecompact router.

This function is available when operating in "access point mode.

Click [Connect] in the connection station list to switch connections to other access points that havealready been set up.

This function is available when operating in "station mode.

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Running WPS
Run WPS.

1 On the Wireless LAN screen, click the WPS tab.
The "WPS" screen appears.

2

Execute WPS.
WPS can be used to connect a compact router equipped with a wireless LAN when it isoperating in "Access Point Mode". It cannot be used to connect to other access points in"Station Mode".

When using the "PIN code method," the PIN code generated by the station to beconnected must be entered.

Refer to the "amnimo C Series Compact Router Startup Guide" for information on how toconnect using WPS.

❶ Select the setting method.
❷ Enter the standby time.
❸ Click [Execute].

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Check IPsec connection status
IPsec settings must be configured in advance.

 See "2.12 Configuring IPsec Settings" for details on how to set up the IPsec settings.

Check IPsec connection status and detailed information.

1

Click Operational Information > IPsec on the side menu.

2

To refresh the information displayed on the screen, click the Refresh.

The "IPsec" screen will appear (see example below).

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3

By switching tabs in the detailed information, you can check the status, XFRM state, and XFRM policy.

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Check DHCP lease status
DHCP server configuration on the relevant interface is required to use this feature.

 See "2.14 Configuring DHCP Server Settings" for details on how to set up the DHCP server.

Check the status of IP addresses leased from the interface with DHCP server settings.

1

Click Operational Information > DHCP Lease on the side menu.
The "DHCP Lease" screen will appear (see example below).
For compact routers, "manufacturer" is not displayed.

2

To update the DHCP lease status shown on the screen to the latest information, click Refresh.

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Check storage configuration status
IoT routers (amnimo R series) and compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

This section describes operations such as displaying storage usage and mounting/unmounting storage.

1

Click on Operational Information > Storage in the side menu.
The Storage screen appears.

2

To update the storage settings shown on the screen to the latest information, click the Refresh.

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Adding partitions
Add a new partition.

1

On the "Storage" screen, click the Add New.

The "Create Partition" screen appears.

2

Create partitions.

❶ Select a device.
❷ Select a partition number in the range of 2 to 9.
❸ Select the partition type.

Linux・・・・This is the standard Linux partition type. It is set by default.

fat32・・・・FAT32 (LBA) partition type. If you are using Windows, you need to select thisoption.

❹ Enter the partition capacity in kilobytes.

If omitted, the maximum value of the storage device will be used.

❺ Click Set.

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A partition is added.

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Format partitions
Format the partition.

1

On the "Storage" screen, click [...] to the right of the partition you wish to format and select Detailfrom the operations menu that appears.

The partition details screen appears.

2

Click the Format.

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3

The "Format" screen will appear. Select a file format type and click the "Confirm" .
If you check Crypt, you must specify 256 or 512 as the key length (bit) to be used for encryption.
Continue to set the password and click the Confirm.

4

The "Confirm" screen appears. Click the Execute“.

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Mount partitions
Mount the partition.

1

On the "Storage" screen, click [...] to the right of the partition and select "Mount" from the operation
menu that appears.

You can also select "Mount" from the Details screen.

2

The "Mount" screen appears.

❶ Specify the mount point using up to 32 alphanumeric characters.
❷ Select the file system.
❸ Select the mount option.
❹ Click the Confirm.

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3

The "Confirm" screen appears. Click the Execute.

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Unmount partitions
Unmount the partition.

1

On the "Storage" screen, click [...] to the right of the partition and select "Unmount" from theoperation menu that appears.

You can also select "Unmount" from the Details screen.

2

The "Confirm" screen appears. Click the Execute.

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Delete partitions
Delete partitions.

1

On the "Storage" screen, click [...] to the right of the deleted partition and select Detail from theoperation menu that appears.

The partition details screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

3

Click the Delete.

The partition will be deleted.

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Check PoE status
IoT Router Indoor Type (AR10), Compact Router Indoor Type (AC10), and Compact Router Indoor Typewith Wireless LAN (AC15) do not have this feature.
The interface displayed is as follows
Edge gateways: lan0 to lan3Outdoor IoT Router (AR20): eth0, eth1

Compact router outdoor type with wireless LAN (AC25): lan1

You can check the status of the PoE.

1

Click on Operational Information > PoE in the side menu.

2

To update the PoE settings shown on the screen to the latest information, click the Refresh to Latest.

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Reset PoE
Reset the PoE port.

1

On the "PoE" screen, click the Reset from the right side of the menu for each interface.

The "PoE Port Reset" screen appears.

2

Select a time for the reset and click the Confirm.

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3

The "Confirm" screen appears. Click the Reset.

Resetting PoEs can also be performed in batches by selecting multiple PoEs from the "PoE" screen.

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Check contact change history
IoT routers (amnimo R series) and compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Displays the contact change history at the D-IN/D-OUT terminals on the rear of the terminal.

1

2

Click Operational Information > DI history on the side menu.
The "DI history" screen appears.

Click and activate the DI history logger toggle to display the contact change history in the "Latest DI
history" field (the maximum number of histories displayed is the latest 1000).

The history for the disabled period will not be displayed and cannot be downloaded.

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3

To update the contact change history displayed on the screen to the latest information, click theRefresh.

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Download contact change history
Download contact change history.

1

2

On the Contact Change History screen, specify the start and end dates and times of the period tobe downloaded.

Click the Download to download the CSV file.
Up to 100,000 histories can be downloaded.

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SYSLOG display operation.
This section describes how to search for and download SYSLOG and update SYSLOG with the latest information.

1

Click on Operational Information > SYSLOG in the side menu.
The "SYSLOG" screen appears.

2

To view the most recent SYSLOG, scroll to the bottom of the screen.

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3

To search SYSLOG, enter keywords in the search field and click the Search.

Search keywords are highlighted and displayed.

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4

To download SYSLOG, click the Download.

SYSLOG will be downloaded.

5

To update the SYSLOG displayed on the screen to the latest information, click the Refresh.

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AMLOG display operation.
Compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Check AMLOG, AMNIMO's log, for instructions on finding and downloading AMLOG and keeping AMLOG upto-date.

1

Click on Operation Information > AMLOG in the side menu.
The "AMLOG" screen appears.

2

To view the most recent AMLOG, scroll to the bottom of the screen.

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3

To search AMLOG, enter keywords in the search field and click the Search.

Search keywords are highlighted and displayed.

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4

To download AMLOG, click the Download.

AMLOG will be downloaded.

5

To update the AMLOG displayed on the screen with the latest information, click the Refresh.

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Check the time on the product
Displays the time of the product.

1

Click on Operational Information > Time display in the side menu.
The "Time Display" screen appears, displaying the time of the product in real time.

Clicking on Click here to set up will display the "Time Settings" screen.

 For details on how to set the time, see "2.13 Setting the time for details on how to set the
time.

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Reboot or Shutdown the productReboot or Shutdown the productIn addition to shutdown, the product offers two reboot menus: software reboot, which stops the system, andhardware reboot, which does not stop the system.


Shutdown

Shuts down the hardware power supply.

Software reboot

Stops the system and then reboots it.

Hardware reboot

Turns off the hardware power supply and reboots the system without shutting it down.

Reboot the productRestart the product.

1

Click Reboot/Shutdown on the side menu.
The "Reboot/Shutdown" screen appears.

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Check Software Reboot or Hardware Reboot as the reboot method and click Execute.

A "Confirm" screen for restart will appear.

3

Click the Reboot.

A restart of the product is initiated.
Rebooting takes a few minutes.
After the restart is complete, the "Sign In" screen will appear.

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Shutdown the product
Shutdown the product.

1

Click Reboot/Stop on the side menu.
The "Reboot/Stop" screen appears.

2

Check Shutdown as the stop method and click Execute.

A shutdown "confirmation" screen will appear.

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Click the Execute.

Shutdown of the product is initiated.

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Operate the firmware
There are two methods of updating the firmware of this product: a global update and a differential update.
According to the characteristics of each, it is possible to use them in different ways depending on the usage
situation.

Setting area
rootfsGeneral Update

differential update

not subject (to)(The configuration file is retained.)

not subject (to)(The configuration file is retained.)

General Update

differential update

Since the area will be
initialized, any packages thatusers have installed on theirown will also be removed.

Update area

User-installed packages are
retained.

userfsnot subject (to)not subject (to)Shared area

not subject (to)not subject (to)SSD

not subject (to)not subject (to)Update redundant areas

addressable

designation not possible

Communication during
download costlarge (e.g., serving size)

smalllong (time)

short

Update time Start area Both sides of
the area cannot be
updated at the same time.
To update both sides ofan area, a separate area
synchronizationisrequired.
onthe Depending
number of packages withdifferences, this may takelonger than an overall
update.

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Display the firmware screen
Displays the "Firmware" screen for updating the firmware.

1

Click on Firmware in the side menu.
The "Firmware" screen appears.

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Update firmware diffs
Obtain and update the firmware package diffs.
Compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

To update the firmware, the package repository credentials must be registered.

 For more information, see "1.4 Making Simple Settings" for more information.



It is not possible to specify individual firmware packages to be updated.

This function uses the apt package management system.

The "--force-confold" option is applied when updating packages. This ensures that if theconfiguration file for each package is changed in a package update, the configuration file before
the change is used.

1

On the "Firmware" screen, click the "Package Update (Differential Update)" tab.

2

Click the Update.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

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3

Click the Update.

Firmware package update will be initiated.

When the firmware package update is complete, the "Update Complete" screen appears.

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4

Click the Close to move to the "Sign In" screen.
If a message appears prompting you to restart, you must restart from the "Restart Screen".

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Update the entire firmware
Select the redundant area to be updated and update the firmware as a whole.
You can choose to upload the PC firmware or specify the firmware URL.
This operation will cause the product to restart.

This operation takes about 5 to 10 minutes to complete.

Upload and update firmware
The firmware file to be used for updating must be downloaded in advance.

Using an FTP-accessible browser such as Internet Explorer, access the following URL and log on wi
th your package repository username and password to download the firmware file.
Please contact our support for the username and password for the package repository.









1

For Edge Gateway Indoor Type (AG10): http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ag10.amf
For Edge Gateway Outdoor Type (AG20): http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ag20.amf
For IoT Router Indoor Type (AR10): http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ar10.amf
For IoT Router Outdoor Type (AR20): http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ar20.amf
For Compact Routers Indoor Type (AC10): http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ac10.amf
For Compact Routers Indoor Type with wireless LAN (AC15):
http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ac15.amf
For Compact Routers Outdoor Type with wireless LAN (AC25):
http://package.amnimo.com/firmware/ac25.amf

On the "Firmware" screen, click the Area update (full update) tab.
The area update setup screen appears.

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2

3

Select "Update Area."One side
Select to update a redundant area that is not currently activated.

Both sides
Select to update both the currently activated area and the redundant area that is not
activated.

Select "Upload file" as the method for obtaining firmware.

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4

Select the firmware to be uploaded.

❶ Click the Browse under "File Name.

The "Open" screen appears.

❷ Select the firmware file and click the Open .

The selected firmware file is set to "File name".

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5

Click the Update.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

6

Click the Update.

Uploading of the selected firmware file will begin.

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Once the firmware file has been uploaded, the firmware update will begin.

When the firmware update is complete, the "Update Complete" screen appears.

7

Click the Close.

A restart of the product is initiated.
After the restart is complete, the "Sign In" screen will appear.

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Update the firmware by specifying the firmware URL

1

On the "Firmware" screen, click the Area update (full update) tab.
The area update setup screen appears.

2

Select "Update Area."

one side
Select to update a redundant area that is not currently activated.

Both sides
Select to update both the currently activated area and the redundant area that is not
activated.

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3

Select "Specify URL" as the method to obtain the firmware, and enter the URL to obtain thefirmware.

The URL to be entered is as follows
Edge Gateway Indoor Type (AG10):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ag10.amf
Edge Gateway Outdoor Type (AG20):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ag20.amf
IoT Router Indoor Type (AR10):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ar10.amf
IoT Router Outdoor Type (AR20):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ar10.amf
Compact Router Indoor Type (AC10):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ac10.amf
Compact Router Indoor Type with wireless LAN (AC15):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ac15.amf
Compact Router Outdoor Type with wireless LAN (AC25):

http://username:password@package.amnimo.com/firmware/ac25.amf
Please contact our support for your username and password.

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Click the "Update" .

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The "Confirmation" screen appears.

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5

Click the Update.

The firmware file at the specified URL will start downloading.

Once the firmware file has finished downloading, the firmware update will begin.

When the firmware update is complete, the "Update Complete" screen appears.

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7

Click the Close.

A restart of the product is initiated.
After the restart is complete, the "Sign In" screen will appear.

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Synchronize redundant areas
Copies the currently activated redundant area to the other redundant area.

1

On the "Firmware" screen, click on the Area sync tab.
The area synchronization setup screen appears.

2

Click the Update.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

3

Click the Sync.

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Area synchronization is initiated.

When area synchronization is complete, the "Update Complete" screen appears.

4

Click the Close.

The "Sign In" screen will appear.

86Manipulate configuration files

Manipulate configuration files
The settings for this product are saved in a configuration file, which is loaded and reflected when this productis started up. In order to reflect the settings made on the settings screen, the settings must be saved to thisproduct.

The "Settings File" screen allows you to perform the following operations


Save the settings made in the "Advanced Settings and Controls" menu to the product.








1.9.2

Saving the current settings in the productReset settings to factory defaults.

 1.9.3 Initializing the configuration file
Download configuration file


1.9.4



1.9.5

Download configuration file

Upload configuration file
Uploading a configuration file

Display the setting file screen
Displays the "Configuration File" screen for manipulating configuration files.

1

Click on Configuration File on the side menu.
The "Configuration File" screen appears.

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Save the current settings to the product
Saves the settings on the setup screen to the product.

1

On the "Settings File" screen, click the Save the current settings to the device.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Save.

The settings are saved in a configuration file.

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Initialize the configuration file
Initializes the configuration file and returns the settings to the factory defaults.

1

On the "Configuration File" screen, click the Initialize.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Initialize.

Initialization begins.
When initialization is complete, the product will begin to reboot.
After the restart is complete, the "Sign In" screen will appear.
After rebooting, if the "Sign In" screen does not appear because the IP address has changed,
manually access the following address
http://192.168.0.254

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Download configuration file
Download the configuration file to your PC.
The downloaded configuration file can be uploaded to another product for use.
 For information on uploading, see " 1.9.5
configuration file.

Uploading a configuration file for details on uploading the

If the downloaded configuration file contains the fixed IP address of the configured product, theconfiguration will be conflicted when the configuration file is uploaded and applied to anotherproduct.

1

On the "Configuration File" screen, click the Download.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Download.

A configuration file named "startup_config.yaml" will be downloaded.

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Upload configuration file
Configuration files downloaded to a PC can be uploaded to the product.

1

On the "Configuration File" screen, click the Browse.

The "Open" screen appears.

2

Select a configuration file and click the Open.

The selected setting file is set to "File Name" in the "Setting File" screen.

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3

Click the Upload.

A "confirm" screen for the upload will appear.

4

Click the Upload.

A configuration file will be uploaded.
When the upload is complete, the product will begin to restart.
After the restart is complete, the "Sign In" screen will appear.
After rebooting, if the "Sign In" screen does not appear because the IP address has changed,
manually access the following address
http://192.168.0.254

92Viewing the User's Manual

Viewing the User's Manual
The Edge Gateway (amnimo G series) IoT Router (amnimo R series) and Compact Router (AC 10) do nothave this feature.

This section describes how to display the amnimo Gateway Series GUI User's Manual (this manual).

View User's Manual
Displays the "User's Manual" screen.

1

Click on User's Manual in the side menu.

The "User's Manual" screen appears.

93Configure package repositories

Chap 2. Advanced settings for thisproduct

This chapter describes the detailed settings for the product's network and servers.

Configure package repositories
You must be signed in as an administrator to use this feature.
Compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Since this product uses a package management system, each application can be updated from the package
repository.

This section describes operations for adding, editing, and deleting package repositories.

List package repositories
Displays a list of package repositories.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Package Repository Settings in the side menu.
The "Package Repository Settings" screen displays a list of registered package repositories.

94Configure package repositories

By clicking "Host Name" or "User name" in the package repository list, you can sort the package
repositories in descending/ascending order by host name or user name.

95Configure package repositories

Add package repositories
Add a new package repository.

1

On the "Package Repository Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add Package Repository" screen will appear.

2

Configure the package repository.

❶

Enter the host name.

❷ Enter the user name.
❸ Enter the password.
❹ Click Set.

The package repository is added.

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Edit the package repository
Edit information on registered package repositories.

1

On the "Package Repository Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the package repository you
wish to edit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Package Repository Settings" screen will appear.

2

Edit the package repository information and click the Set.

The package repository information is updated and the list of package repositories is displayed.

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Delete package repositories
There are two ways to delete registered package repositories: individually from the package repository
operation menu, or by selecting all package repositories to be deleted and then deleting them.

Delete individual package repositories
This is the method of selecting deletion from the operations menu of the package repository.

1

On the "Package Repository Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the package repository you

wish to delete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The package repository is deleted.

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Select and delete multiple package repositories
This method is used to check the package repositories you wish to delete before deleting them. This is usefulwhen deleting multiple package repositories at once. You can also select a single package repository to delete.

1

On the "Package Repository Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the package repository
you wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected package repository is deleted.

99Set the host nameSet the host nameSet the host name of this product.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Host Name Settings on the side menu.
The "Host Name Settings" screen appears.

2Enter a host name in the "Host Name" field and click the Set.

The host name is set.

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Set the time zone
Set the time zone for your product.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Time Zone Settings on the side menu.
The "Time Zone Settings" screen will appear.

2

Set the time zone.

❶ Select "Region."❷ Select "Place Name."❸ Click the Set.

The time zone is set.

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Set up your accountSet up your accountThis section describes how to add, edit, and delete accounts.

View a list of accounts
Displays a list of accounts.

1

From the side menu, click Advanced Settings/Controls > Account Settings.
The "Account Settings" screen displays a list of accounts registered with the product.

Accounts can be sorted in descending/ascending order by user or group name by clicking on"User Name" and "Group Name" in the account list.

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Add an account
Add a new account.

1

On the "Account Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add Account Settings" screen will appear.

2

Set up your account.

❶ Enter a user name.
❷ Select the group to which the account belongs.
Two groups, admin and user, are available at the factory, but new groups can also be created.
 For more information on setting up groups, see " 2.5 group Configuring
information on group settings.

❸ Enter the password for the account.
❹ Enter the same password as for confirmation.
❺ Click Set.

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Edit your account
Edit the information of the registered account.

1

On the "Account Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the account you wish to edit and select

Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Account Settings" screen will appear.

2

Edit the account information and click the Set.
On the screen, the password is displayed in encrypted form. If you want to change yourpassword, you will need to erase it all and re-enter it.

Set up your account

The account information will be updated and a list of accounts will be displayed.

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Set up your accountDelete account
There are two ways to delete registered accounts: individually from the account operation menu, or by selecting
all accounts you wish to delete and then deleting them.


It is not possible to delete the admin account, which is set by default.



A group to which a user belongs cannot be deleted.

Delete individual accounts
This is how to select Delete from the account operations menu.

1

On the "Account Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the account you wish to delete and selectDelete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The account will be deleted.

Set up your accountSelect multiple accounts to delete
This method is used to delete accounts after checking the accounts you wish to delete. This is useful for deleting
multiple accounts at once. You can also select a single account to delete.

1

On the "Account Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the account you wish to delete,place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected account will be deleted.

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Set up your accountConfigure group settings
The product manages users' various privileges in units of the groups to which they belong.
Set the privileges you wish to grant to an account in a group, and make the account belong to the group.
 For more information, please refer to "2.21.3 Schedule Setup Items".

This section describes how to add, edit, and delete groups.

Display a list of groups
Displays a list of groups.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Group Settings on the side menu.
The "Group Settings" screen displays a list of groups registered with the product.

Groups can be sorted in descending/ascending order by group name by clicking on Group
Name in the group list.

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Add a group
Add a new group.

1

On the "Group Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add Group Settings" screen appears.

2

Configure group settings.

❶ Enter a group name.
❷ Select the operating privileges to be granted to the users of the relevant group.


Items that are grayed out are not selectable.



Click the Allow All on the right side of the screen to select all items (then switch to theProhibit All ).

When using the GUI, it is mandatory to grant the permission to view [Device
Information].

(If the check box is not checked, a message will appear asking you to grant thepermission.)When uploading a configuration file, in addition to controlling the upload, control of
the restart must also be allowed.

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After completing the settings, click on Set at the bottom of the screen.

Groups are added.

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Edit Group
Edit the operating privileges of the registered group.

1

On the "Group Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the group you wish to edit and select Edit

from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Group Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the group information and click the Set.

The group information will be updated.

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Set up your accountDelete a group
There are two ways to delete registered groups: individually from the group's operation menu, or by selecting
all groups you wish to delete and then deleting them.
Two groups, admin and user, are set at the factory and these groups cannot be deleted.

A group cannot be deleted while there are users belonging to it.

Delete groups individuallyThis method is to select Delete from the group's operation menu.

1

On the "Group Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the group you wish to delete and selectDelete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

Set up your accountSelecting and deleting multiple groups
This method is used to delete a group after checking the check boxes for the groups you wish to delete. Thisis useful for deleting multiple groups at once. You can also select a single group to delete.

1

On the "Group Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the group you wish to delete, place acheckmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected group will be deleted.

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Configure mobile communication settings
Devices without communication modules do not have this function.

This section describes how to add, edit, and delete new mobile communication settings.

View a list of mobile communication settings
Displays a list of mobile communication settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Mobile Communication Settings on the side menu.
A list of registered mobile communication settings is displayed on the "Mobile Communication
Settings" screen.

By clicking tabs such as "Mobile peer Name," "Session Name," "Priority", “SIM slot”, and “APN”
in the Mobile Communication Settings list, you can sort the mobile communication settings indescending/ascending order for each item.

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Add mobile communication settings
Add a new mobile communication setting.

1

On the "Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add Mobile Communication Settings" screen will appear.

2

Add mobile communication settings.

❶ Enter the name of the mobile peer.
❷ Select the message output level.

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Configure mobile communication settings❸ If necessary, enable/disable fail-safe and set the number of retries and reboots.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Adding a session
Add a session. After adding mobile communication settings, you will still be taken to this screen.

1

On the "Edit Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click the Add New.

2

Add a session.

❶ Enter a session name and slide the toggle to Enable.

If the toggle is enabled, a connection will be made when setting up additional sessions. If
disabled, no connection will be made unless the toggle is enabled from the edit screen.

❷ Select the SIM slot number and priority level.

Priority 0 is the highest priority and 9 is the lowest priority.

119Configure mobile communication settings❸ Enter the APN name.
❹ Select the authentication method.
❺ Enter user name and password.

❻ Select the Attach timeout and Call timeout time (default values are 55 seconds and 30
seconds, respectively).

*The “Attach timeout” refers to the time until communication with the base station isestablished.

*Call timeout refers to the time spent waiting for authentication.

❼ Select the Idle timeout and Connection timeout (default values are both "invalid").

*The packets to be monitored for no communication are those sent and received through thecommunication module. However, the following are not monitored.

(1) PING request packets (ICMP-echo-request) are not monitored. Note that PING response
packets (ICMP-echo-reply) are monitored.

(2) The DHCP protocol for obtaining IP address and DNS server information from thecommunication module is not monitored.

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The line will be disconnected if the connection continues for the time set in the connection
timeout.

121Configure mobile communication settings❽ Select the Reconnect timeout and set the number of Retry (default values are 30 seconds anddisabled, respectively).

The Reconnect timeout refers to the time to maintain the connection status without

disconnecting the line when communication with the base station is temporarily unavailable.

By maintaining the connection for a set period of time, the overhead of connection processing

when reconnecting after a disconnection is minimized and communication stability is improved.
The number of Retry refers to the number of times the connection process is re-executed if theconnection process is not completed.

❾ Select enable/disable, threshold, and duration time for line Disconnect detection (default values
are -113 dBm and 30 seconds, respectively).

*This function disconnects the line if the RSSI value remains below the threshold value for thenumber of seconds set for the duration time. If the check box is not checked, the function isdisabled.

After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Edit Session
Edit the registered session.

1

On the "Edit Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the session you wish toedit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Session" screen appears.

2

Edit the session settings and click the Set.

Session settings are updated and a list is displayed.

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Deleting a session
Delete a registered session.

1

On the "Edit Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the session you wish todelete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

Session settings are deleted.

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On the "Edit Mobile Communication Settings" screen, you can also delete a session by clicking thecheckbox to the left of the session you wish to delete, placing a checkmark in the box, and thenclicking the Delete.

This is useful for deleting multiple sessions at once. You can also select a single session to delete.

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Edit mobile communication settings
Edit the registered mobile communication settings.

1

On the "Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the mobile communication
setting you wish to edit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Mobile Communication Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the mobile communication settings and click the Set.

Information on mobile communication settings will be updated and a list will be displayed.

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Delete mobile communication settings
To delete registered mobile communication settings, you can either delete them individually from the operation

menu of mobile communication settings, or you can delete them after selecting all mobile communication
settings you wish to delete.

Delete individual mobile communication settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of the mobile communication settings.

1

On the "Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the mobile communication
setting you wish to delete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

Mobile communication settings are deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple mobile communication settings
This method is used to check the mobile communication settings you wish to delete before deleting them. Thisis useful when deleting multiple mobile communication settings at once. You can also select one mobile
communication setting to delete.

1

On the "Mobile Communication Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the mobile

communication setting you wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected mobile communication settings will be deleted.

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Configure wireless LAN settings

Configure wireless LAN settings
The Edge Gateway (amnimo G series) IoT Router (amnimo R series) and Compact Router (AC 10) do nothave this feature.

This section describes the operations for adding, editing, and deleting new wireless LAN settings.

Configure WPS
View and change WPS settings.

1



WPS can be used to connect a compact router equipped with an indoor type wireless LAN when it
is operating in "Access Point Mode". It cannot be used to connect to other access points in"Station Mode".

When using the "PIN code method," a pre-generated PIN code must be entered at the station
connected to the indoor type wireless LAN compact router.

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Wireless LAN Settings on the side menu.
The "Wireless LAN Settings" screen appears.

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2

The PIN code of the access point is displayed.

3

Click the WPS Settings toggle to enable or disable.

Click Generate to regenerate the PIN code.

If necessary, the use of "WPS switch" or "Enable PIN code input" can be restricted.

Refer to the "amnimo C Series Compact Router Startup Guide" for information on how to connect using
WPS.

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Display a list of access point settings
Displays a list of access point settings.

1

Click on the "Access Points" tab.
A list of registered access point settings is displayed.

The factory-installed compact router with wireless LAN starts operating as a wireless LAN accesspoint as soon as it is connected to the Internet. 2 default values for SSID name are as follows
amnimo-2G-xxxxxxxx
amnimo-5G-xxxxxxxx

Add access point settings
Add access point settings.

1

Click the Add New.

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2Enter the necessary items for the access point settings.

❶ Enter the Access point name.
❷ Click the toggle to enable.
❸ Select the Frequency bands.
❹ Enter the SSID, Authentication method, and Passphrase.
❺ Check SSID stealth, Privacy separator, and MAC address filter if necessary.
❻ If necessary, specify the MAC addresses to be allowed to connect.

133Configure wireless LAN settings❼ Check Advanced Settings for even more detailed settings.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Edit access point settings
Edit the registered access point settings.

1

Click [...] to the right of the access point setting you wish to edit and select Edit from the operation

menu that appears.

The "Edit Access Point Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the access point settings and click the Set.

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Information on access point settings is updated and a list is displayed.

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Delete access point settings
There are two ways to delete registered access point settings: individually from the access point settings
operation menu, or after selecting all access point settings to be deleted.

Delete individual access point settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of the access point settings.

1

Click [...] to the right of the access point setting you wish to delete and select Delete from theoperation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

Access point settings are deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple access point settings
This method is used to delete access point settings after checking the check boxes for the access point settings

you wish to delete. This is useful for deleting multiple access point settings at once. You can also select a single
access point setting to delete.

1

Click the checkbox to the left of the access point setting you wish to delete, place a checkmark in the
checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected access point setting is deleted.

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View a list of station settings
Displays a list of station settings.

1

Click on the Stations tab.
A list of registered station settings is displayed.

The factory-installed compact router with wireless LAN starts operating as a wireless LAN accesspoint immediately after power-on, so no station settings are registered.
Several steps must be taken to operate in station mode. Please refer to the amnimo C SeriesCompact Router Startup Guide for detailed instructions.

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Adding station settings
Add station settings.

1

Click the Add New.

2Enter the items required for station setup.

❶ Enter the station name.
❷ Click the toggle to enable.
❸ Enter the SSID, authentication method, and passphrase. Set the user name and password.

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Configure wireless LAN settings❹ Check Advanced Settings for more detailed settings.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Edit Station Settings
Edit registered station settings.

1

Click [...] to the right of the station setting you wish to edit and select Edit from the operation menu

that appears.

The Edit Station Settings screen appears.

2

Edit the station settings and click the Set.

Information on station settings will be updated and a list will be displayed.

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Delete station settings
To delete registered station settings, you can either delete them individually from the station settings operation
menu, or you can delete them after selecting all the station settings you wish to delete.

Delete individual station settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of the station setup.

1

Click [...] to the right of the station setting you wish to delete and select Delete from the operation

menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

Station settings are deleted.

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Delete multiple selections of station settings
This method is used to check the station settings you wish to delete before deleting them. This is useful fordeleting multiple station settings at once. You can also select a single station setting to delete.

1

Click the checkbox to the left of the station setting you wish to delete, place a checkmark in the
checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected station settings will be deleted.

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Configure PPP (PPPoE) settings

Configure PPP (PPPoE) settings
Compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

This section describes how to add, edit, and delete new PPP (PPPoE) settings.

Display a list of PPP (PPPoE) settings
Displays a list of PPP (PPPoE) settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > PPP (PPPoE) Settings in the side menu.
A list of registered PPP (PPPoE) settings will appear on the "PPP (PPPoE) Settings" screen.

You can sort PPP (PPPoE) settings by PPP line name in descending/ascending order by clicking
the "PPP peer name" tab in the PPP (PPPoE) settings list.

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Add PPP (PPPoE) settings
Add PPP (PPPoE) settings.

1

On the "PPP (PPPoE) Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add PPP (PPPoE) Settings" window will appear.

2

Enter the items required for PPP (PPPoE) settings.

❶ Enter the PPP peer name.
❷ Select the Verbose level.
❸ Select the Authentication method.
❹ Set a User name and password.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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PPP (PPPoE) settings will be added.

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Edit PPP (PPPoE) settings
Edit the registered PPP (PPPoE) settings.

1

On the "PPP (PPPoE) Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the PPP (PPPoE) setting you wish toedit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit PPP (PPPoE) Settings" window appears.

2

Edit the PPP (PPPoE) settings and click the Set.

Information on PPP (PPPoE) settings will be updated and a list will be displayed.

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Delete PPP (PPPoE) settings
To delete registered PPP (PPPoE) settings, you can either delete them individually from the PPP (PPPoE) settings
operation menu, or you can delete them after selecting all PPP (PPPoE) settings you wish to delete.

Delete PPP (PPPoE) settings individually
How to select Delete from the operation menu of PPP (PPPoE) settings.

1

On the "PPP (PPPoE) Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the PPP (PPPoE) setting you wish todelete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

PPP (PPPoE) settings are deleted.

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Select and delete multiple PPP (PPPoE) settings
This is a method of deleting PPP (PPPoE) settings after checking the check boxes for the PPP (PPPoE) settings
you wish to delete. This is useful for deleting multiple PPP (PPPoE) settings at once, or you can select a single
PPP (PPPoE) setting to delete.

1

On the "PPP (PPPoE) Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the PPP (PPPoE) setting you

wish to delete to place a checkmark in the box, then click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected PPP (PPPoE) setting is deleted.

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Configure interface settings
Configure the interface settings for this product.

Display a list of interface settings
Displays a list of interface settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Interface Settings on the side menu.
The "Interface Settings" screen displays a list of registered interface settings.

By clicking tabs such as "Interface" and "Enable/Disable" in the interface settings list, you cansort the interface settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

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Adding Interfaces
Add interface settings.

1

On the "Interface Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add Interface" screen will appear.

2

Select an interface.

The setting items vary depending on the selected interface.

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Addition of eth0This is how to configure the settings when the eth0 interface is selected.

1

Set each item.

❶ Click the toggle to switch between Enable and Disable.
❷ If DHCP (IPv4) is checked, select the DNS Priority and ROUTE metric.
DNS Priority is set in the range of 0 to 99. The default value is 30.
Set the ROUTE metric in the range of 0-255. Default value is 30.

❸ When Fixed (IPv4) is checked, specify the IP address, prefix length, and GATEWAY.
❹ If Dynamic SNAT is checked, select MTU and Link Mode.

The MTU is set in the range of 576 to 9676. The default value is 1500.

❺ Enable PROXY-ARP if necessary.
❻ If necessary, enable “Invalid confirmation at startup” to wait disable function during device
startup (amnimo C series do not have this function).

After completing the settings, click on "Set".

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Add br0
This is how to set up the br0 interface when it is selected.

1

Set each item.

❶ Click the toggle to switch between Enable and Disable.

❷ You can add an interface to be bridged by clicking the Add New in the Bridge Settings list.
To add, select an interface and click Set.

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Configure interface settings❸ If DHCP (IPv4) is checked, select the DNS Priority and ROUTE metric.

The DNS priority is set in the range of 0 to 99. The default value is 30.
Set the ROUTE metric in the range of 0 to 255. Default value is 30.

❹ When Fixed (IPv4) is checked, specify IP address, prefix length, and GATEWAY.
❺ If Dynamic SNAT is checked, select MTU.

The MTU can range from 576 to 9676. The default value is 1500.

❺ Enable PROXY-ARP if necessary.
❻ If necessary, enable “Invalid confirmation at startup” to wait disable function during device
startup.

After completing the settings, click on "Set".

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Addition of lan0 to lan3This is how to configure the settings when lan0 to lan3 interfaces are selected.
This interface is visible only at the gateway (AG10).

1

Set each item.

❶ Click the toggle to switch between Enable and Disable.
❷ Select the link mode.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Add ecm0 / rmnet_data0
This is how to set up the ecm0 interface when it is selected.
If you are using a compact router, replace ecm0 with rmnet_data0.

1

Set each item.

❶ Click the toggle to switch between Enable and Disable.
❷ Select a mobile peer name.

You can select the name of the mobile peer set in Advanced Settings/Control > Mobile

Communication Settings.

❸ If DHCP (IPv4) is checked, select the DNS Priority and ROUTE metric.

The DNS priority is set in the range of 0 to 99. The default value is 30.
Set the ROUTE metric in the range of 0 to 255. Default value is 30.

❹ If Dynamic SNAT is checked, select MTU.

The MTU is set in the range of 576 to 9676. The default value is 1500.

❺ Enable PROXY-ARP if necessary.
❻ If necessary, enable “Invalid confirmation at startup” to wait disable function during device
startup (amnimo C series do not have this function).

After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Addition of ppp0
This is how to set up the ppp0 interface when it is selected.

1

Set each item.

❶ (❶) Click the toggle to switch between Enable and Disable.
❷ Select a ppp line name.

［The ppp line name set in [Advanced Settings/Control > PPP (PPPoE) Settings] can beselected.

❸ If PPPoE (Ipv4) is checked, select the DNS Priority and ROUTE metric.

The DNS Priority is set in the range of 0 to 99. The default value is 20.
Set the ROUTE metric in the range 0-255. Default value is 20.

❹ If Dynamic SNAT is checked, select MTU.

The MTU is set in the range of 576 to 9676. The default value is 1454.

❺ Enable PROXY-ARP if necessary.
❻ If necessary, enable the interface startup wait disable function at equipment startup.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Addition of wlan0 to wlan1
This is how to set the wlan0 to wlan1 interface when selected.

1

Set each item.

❶

Click the toggle to switch between Enable and Disable.

❷ Select the mode.
When access point mode is selected, be sure to correspond the interface and SSID as
follows
wlan0: amnimo-2G-xxxxxxxx
wlan1: amnimo-5G-xxxxxxxx

Station mode is available only on interface "wlan0".

❸ Set the IP address.
❹ If GATEWAY is checked, set the IP address that will be the default gateway.
❺ If Dynamic SNAT is checked, select MTU.

The MTU can range from 576 to 9676. The default value is 1500.

❺ Enable PROXY-ARP if necessary.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Editing the Interface
Edit the registered interface settings.

1

On the "Interface Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the interface setting you wish to edit andselect Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Interface Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the interface settings and click the Set.

The information in the interface configuration will be updated.

Since the IP address will be changed, please access the new URL after the configuration is complete.

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Delete interface
To delete registered interfaces, you can either delete them individually from the interface operation menu, or
you can delete them after selecting all the interfaces you wish to delete.

Delete individual interfaces
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of the interface.

1

On the "Interface Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the interface you wish to delete andselect Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

interface will be removed.

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Selecting and deleting multiple interfaces
This method is used to check the interfaces to be deleted before deleting them. This is useful when deleting

multiple interfaces at once. You can also select a single interface to delete.

1

On the "Interface Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the interface you wish to delete,place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected interface is deleted.

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Configure static routing settings.

Configure static routing settings.
Configure static routing settings for this product.

Display a list of static routing settings
Displays a list of static routing settings.

1

Click Advanced Configuration and Control > Static Routing Settings in the side menu.
A list of registered static routing settings is displayed on the "Static Routing Settings" screen.

By clicking tabs such as "Routing Name" and "Destination Network Address" in the static routing
settings list, you can sort the static routing settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

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Add static routing configuration
Add static routing configuration.

1

On the "Static Routing Configuration" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add Static Routing Configuration" screen appears.

2Enter the items required for static routing configuration.

❶ Enter a routing name.
❷ Specify the destination network address and prefix length.
❸ Specify the gateway address.
❹ Select an interface.
❺ Set the metric.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Static routing configuration is added.

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Edit static routing configuration
Edit the registered static routing settings.

1

On the "Static Routing Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the static routing setting you wish

to edit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Static Routing Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the static routing settings and click the Set.

The static routing configuration information is updated, and the list is displayed.

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Delete static routing configuration
To delete registered static routing settings, you can either delete them individually from the operation menu
of static routing settings, or you can delete them after selecting all static routing settings you wish to delete.

Delete individual static routing configurations
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of the static routing configuration.

1

On the "Static Routing Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the static routing setting you wish

to delete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The static routing configuration is deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple static routing configurations
This method is used to check the static routing settings to be deleted before deleting them. This is useful fordeleting multiple static routing settings at once. You can also select a single static routing setting to delete.

1

On the "Static Routing Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the static routing setting you

wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected static routing configuration is deleted.

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Configure filter settings

Configure filter settings
Tabs that are not authorized in the group settings will not be displayed.

Configure filter settings for this product.
Here, for packet input, output, and forwarding, the policy is set for packet match conditions and how the packet
will be handled if a match is made.

A combination of matching conditions and policies is called a rule. If multiple rules are set, they are checked inorder of decreasing index. If a rule is applied, the rules at subsequent indexes are not checked. If none of therules apply, the default policy is applied.

Display a list of filter settings
Displays a list of filter settings.

1

Click [Advanced Settings/Controls > Filter Settings] on the side menu.
The "Filter Settings" screen displays the status of the default policy settings and a list of rules.
The "List of Input Settings," "List of Transfer Settings," and "List of Output Settings" tabs at the top of
the screen allow you to navigate to each setting's screen (the "List of Input Settings" screen is shown
below).

By clicking tabs such as "Index Number" and "Enable/Disable" in the filter settings list, you cansort the filter settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

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Sets the default policy for packet filtering.
It is possible to set each of the input, transfer, and output settings. Here we use the input setting as an example.

1

On the "Filter Settings" screen, check the setting status of the "Input Default Policy".

2

Select "Allow" or "Drop" and click Set.
If the default policy is set to "Discard" in the list of input and output settings, the HTTP/HTTPS
If permission rules are not set, packets will be blocked and the configuration may not continue
Yes, there is.

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Add packet filtering rules
Add packet filtering rules.
It is possible to set each of the input, transfer, and output settings. Here we use the input setting as an example.

1

On the "Filter Settings" screen, click Add New.

2

Set up rules on the "Add Input Settings" screen.

❶ Specify the index number. Specify an index number in the range of 1 to 1000.
❷ Click the toggle to Enable.
❸ Set the policy for the packet. When "Drop" is selected, an error response is sent, so the responsecontent is also selected.

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175Configure filter settings❺ Set log output.

Select the log output level and specify the string to be appended to the beginning of the log.

After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Edit packet filtering rules
Edit packet filtering rules.
Editing is possible for input, transfer, and output respectively. Here we use the input settings as an example.

1

On the "Filter Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the rule you wish to edit and select Edit fromthe operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Input Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the rule and click the Set.

The information is updated and the list is displayed.

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Delete packet filtering rules
To delete registered rules, you can either delete them individually from each rule's operation menu, or you candelete them after selecting all the rules you wish to delete.

Delete rules individuallyThis method is to select Delete from the operation menu of each rule.

1

On the "Filter Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the rule you wish to delete and select Delete

from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The rule is deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple rules
This method is used to delete a rule after checking the check box for the rule to be deleted. This is useful fordeleting multiple rules at once. You can also delete a single rule setting by selecting it.

1

On the "Filter Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the rule setting you wish to delete,place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected rule is deleted.

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Configure NAT settings.
Tabs that are not authorized in the group settings will not be displayed.

Configure NAT settings for this product.
This section describes the operation of dynamic SNAT, static SNAT, and DNAT.

Display a list of NAT settings
Displays a list of NAT settings.

1

From the side menu, click Advanced Settings/Controls > NAT Settings.
The "NAT Settings" screen displays a list of registered NAT settings.
The "Dynamic SNAT," "Static SNAT," and "DNAT" tabs at the top of the screen allow you to navigate
to each setting's screen (the "Dynamic SNAT" screen is shown below).

By clicking tabs such as "Index Number" and "Enable/Disable" in the NAT settings list, you cansort the NAT settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

Configure NAT settings.

Add NAT settings
Configure dynamic SNAT, static SNAT, and DNAT. Dynamic SNAT is used as an example here.

1

On the "NAT Settings" screen, click Add New.

2

Set up rules on the "Add Input Settings" screen.

❶ Specify the index number. Specify an index number in the range of 1 to 1000.
❷ Click the toggle to enable/disable.
❸ Set the source interface to which each NAT is applied.
❹ Set the source port number for each NAT or set the range by IP address.

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❺ Set the packet match criteria.

The example below shows that Advanced setting is checked.

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❻ Set log output.

Select the log output level and specify the string to be appended to the beginning of the log.

After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Edit NAT settings
Edit NAT settings.
It is possible to edit in dynamic SNAT, static SNAT, and DNAT respectively. Dynamic SNAT is used here as an
example.

1

On the "NAT" screen, click [...] to the right of the rule you wish to edit and select Edit from theoperation menu that appears.

The Edit Dynamic SNAT Settings screen appears.

2

Edit the NAT settings and click the Set.

The information is updated and the list is displayed.

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Delete NAT settings
There are two ways to delete registered NAT settings: individually from the operation menu of each NAT setting,or by selecting all NAT settings to be deleted and then deleting them.

Delete individual NAT settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of each NAT setting.

1

On the "NAT Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the NAT setting you wish to delete and selectDelete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

NAT settings are deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple NAT settings
This method allows you to check the NAT settings you wish to delete and then delete them. This is useful fordeleting multiple NAT settings at once, or you can select a single NAT setting to delete.

1

On the "Filter Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the NAT setting you wish to delete,place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected NAT setting is deleted.

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Configure IPsec settings
This section describes the operations for adding, editing, and deleting IPsec settings.

Display a list of IPsec settings
Displays a list of IPsec settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Control > IPsec Settings in the side menu.
The "IPsec Settings" screen displays a list of IPsec settings registered with the product.

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Add IPsec settings
Add IPsec settings.

1

On the "IPsec Settings" screen, select the tab to add either IKE or SA and click the Add New.

The "Add IKE settings" or "Add SA settings" screen will appear.

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Adding IKE settings
This is how it is set up when the IKE tab is selected.

1

Set each item.

❶ Enter any policy name.
❷ Enter the address of the local side. To allow all addresses, select All.

By checking the Local ID checkbox, you can also select the type and enter the ID.

❸ Enter the address of the remote side (connection destination). To allow all addresses, select All.
By checking the Remote ID checkbox, you can also select the type and enter the ID.

❹ Select the IKE version.
❺ Set the Pre-Shared Key (PSK).
❻ Specifies the IKE mode. This mode is valid only when version 1 is selected in ❹.

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Configure IPsec settings❼ Set the retry count in the range of 1 to 255. Select "Forever" for no upper limit on the number of
retries.

❽ Sets the IKE lifetime. It can be specified in seconds, minutes, or hours.
❾ Specifies the action to be taken when disconnected by DPD (Dead Peer Detection).
❿ Sets the interval for the DPD. Can be specified in seconds, minutes, or hours.
⓫ Sets the timeout for the DPD. Can be specified in seconds, minutes, or hours.
⓬ Checking the Transform Settings checkbox enables the operation to be limited to specified
transforms only.

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Click Add New in the "Transform List" to configure the transform settings.

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Configure IPsec settings❶ Select the Encryption.
❷ Select the Integrity.
❸ Specify PRF (Pseudo-Random Functions). This is only valid for IKEv2.
❹ Select DH (Diffie Hellman) Groups.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

3

When settings are complete, click on Set.

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Adding SA settings
This is how it is set up when the SA tab is selected.

1

Set each item.

❶ Enter any policy name.
❷ Click the toggle to enable/disable.
❸ Specifies the IKE name used for key exchange.
❹ Select IPsec connection behavior.
IPsec connections work in the following orderPerform the INITIATE operation.

Add a route (initiate operation by communication)

Only SA setting is performed (initiate operation is not performed)

Note that when an initiate communication is received from the other party in all settings, it will
operate as responder side if possible.

❺ Check Rekey to enable reconnection.
❻ Select the protocol type.
❼ Select the communication mode.
If pass-through mode is selected, the local and remote subnets described below are required.

Configure IPsec settings❽ Sets the SA lifetime. It can be specified in seconds, minutes, or hours.
❾ Set the subnet on the local side.
❿ Sets the subnet on the remote side.
⓫ Checking the Transform Settings checkbox enables behavior that is limited to specified
transforms only.

2

Click Add New in the "Transform List" to configure the transform settings.

❶ Select the encryption.
❷ Select the integrity algorithm.
❸ Specify PFS (Perfect Forward Secrecy).
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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When settings are complete, click Set.

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Edit IPsec settings
Edit the registered IPsec settings.

1

On the "IPsec Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the IPsec setting you wish to edit and select

Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit IKE Settings" or "Edit SA Settings" screen will appear.

2

Edit the settings and click the Set.

The information in the modified IKE or SA settings will be updated.

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Delete IPsec settings
There are two ways to delete registered IPsec settings: individually from the IPsec operation menu, or by
selecting all IPsec settings to be deleted and then deleting them.

Delete IPsec settings individuallyThis method is to select Delete from the operation menu of IPsec settings.

1

On the "IPsec Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the IPsec setting you wish to delete andselect Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

IPsec settings are deleted.

Selecting and deleting multiple IPsec settings
This method is used to delete IPsec settings after checking the check boxes of the IPsec settings you wish todelete. This is useful when deleting multiple IPsec settings at once; you can also select a single IPsec setting to197

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delete.

1

On the "IPsec Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the IPsec setting you wish to delete,place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the [Delete] .

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected IPsec settings are deleted.

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Configure DNS settings
Configure DNS settings for this product.
This section describes operations such as enabling DNS settings, specifying port numbers, and adding a query
server.

View DNS settings
Displays DNS settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > DNS Settings on the side menu.
The "DNS Settings" screen displays the registered DNS settings.

You can sort the DNS settings in descending/ascending order for each item by clicking the"Address" and "Priority" tabs for the query server and local address of the DNS settings.

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Configure DNS settings
Configure DNS settings.

1

On the "DNS Settings" screen, you can do the following❶ Click the toggle to enable or disable DNS.
❷ Specify the port number.
❸ You can choose to enable or disable querying the root server.
After changes are made, they are applied by clicking the Set.

Configure the query server settings.

1

Select the "Server address" tab and click Add New.

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2

The "Add Contact Server" screen appears.

❶ Specify the upper-level DNS server to query.
❷ Specify the priority level as a number from 0 to 99. 0 is the highest priority level.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

From the DNS Settings screen, you can edit or delete the configured query server.

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Configure local address settings.

1

Select the "Local Address" tab and click Add New.

2The "Add Local Address" screen appears.

❶ Specify the address to be responded to.
❷ Specify the host name to respond.
❸ Set the TTL value to be returned upon response with a value from 10 to 2419200.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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From the DNS Settings screen, you can edit or delete the local address you have set.

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Set up an local CNAME settings

1

Select the "local CNAME" tab and click Add New.

2The "Add local CNAME" screen appears.

❶ Enter any domain name.
❷ Specify the host name.
❸ Set the TTL value to be returned upon response with a value from 10 to 2419200.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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From the DNS Settings screen, you can edit or delete the alias definitions you have set.

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Configure DHCP server settings

Configure DHCP server settings
This section describes the operations for adding, editing, and deleting DHCP server settings.
Please note that the DHCP server cannot be enabled when the DHCP relay setting is enabled.

Display a list of DHCP server settings
Displays a list of DHCP server settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > DHCP Server Settings in the side menu.
The "DHCP Server Settings" screen displays a list of DHCP server settings registered with the
product.

By clicking tabs such as "Interface" and "Enable/Disable" in the DHCP server settings list, you cansort the DHCP server settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

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Add DHCP server settings
Add DHCP server settings.

1

On the "DHCP Server Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add DHCP Server Settings" screen appears.

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2

DHCP server settings.

❶ Select an interface. Configurable interface names vary depending on the product.
Edge gateway: eth0, br0 to br9
IoT Router: eth0-eth1, br0-br9
Compact router: eth0Compact router with wireless LAN: br0, wlan0 to wlan1❷ Click the toggle to enable/disable.
❸ Sets the range within which dynamic IP addresses are automatically assigned to clients.

Set within the range of the subnet mask, and even within the range, a range exceeding 256
cannot be set.

❹ Specifies the subnet mask. The default value is 255.255.255.0.

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Configure DHCP server settings❺ Specify the gateway address to be notified to the DHCP client side.

If "Auto" is selected, the IP address of the selected interface will be used.

❻ Specify the IP address (IPv4) of the DNS server to be notified to the DHCP client.
If "Auto" is selected, the IP address of the selected interface will be used.

❼ Specify the DNS domain name to be notified to the DHCP client.

The domain name must be 253 characters or less. Domain names must begin and end withsingle-byte alphanumeric characters, and the rest of the domain name must consist of singlebyte alphanumeric characters or "-" (hyphen) and ". (period).

❽ Specify the IP address (IPv4) of the NTP server to be notified to the DHCP client.
If "Auto" is selected, the IP address of the selected interface will be used.

❾ Sets the effective time to lease the IP address.

The setting range is 1 to 86400 (seconds), with a default value of 60 to 86400 (seconds).
After completing the settings, click on Set.

DHCP server settings are added.

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Edit DHCP server settings
Edit the registered DHCP server settings.

1

On the "DHCP Server Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the DHCP server setting you wish toedit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit DHCP Server Settings" window appears.

2

Edit the DHCP server settings and click the Set.

The DHCP server configuration information will be updated, and a list will be displayed.

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Delete DHCP server settings
There are two ways to delete registered DHCP server settings: individually from the DHCP server settings
operation menu, or by selecting all DHCP server settings to be deleted and then deleting them.

Delete individual DHCP server settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of the DHCP server settings.

1

On the "DHCP Server Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the DHCP server setting you wish todelete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

DHCP server settings are deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple DHCP server settings
This is a method of deleting DHCP server settings after checking the checkboxes of the DHCP server settings

you wish to delete. This is useful for deleting multiple DHCP server settings at once, or you can select a single
DHCP server setting to delete.

1

On the "DHCP Server Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the DHCP server setting you

wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected DHCP server setting is deleted.

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Configure DHCP relay settings
This section describes the operations for adding, editing, and deleting DHCP relay settings.
Please note that the DHCP server cannot be enabled when the DHCP relay setting is enabled.

Display a list of DHCP relay settings
Displays a list of DHCP relay settings.

1

Click [Advanced Settings/Control > DHCP Relay Settings] in the side menu.
The "DHCP Relay Settings" screen displays a list of DHCP relay settings registered with the product.

By clicking tabs such as "Group ma,e" and "Enable/Disable" in the DHCP Relay Settings list, you
can sort the DHCP Relay settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

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Add DHCP relay settings
Add DHCP relay settings.

1

On the "DHCP Relay Settings" screen, click the Add New.

The "Add DHCP Relay Settings" screen appears.

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2

DHCP relay settings.

❶ Specify a group name for easy identification.
❷ Click the toggle to enable/disable.
❸ Enter the IP address of the DHCP server. By clicking the +Add, up to four can be specified.
❹ Select the receiving interface.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

DHCP relay settings are added.

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Edit DHCP Relay Settings
Edit the registered DHCP relay settings.

1

On the "DHCP Relay Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the DHCP relay setting you wish toedit and select Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit DHCP Relay Settings" window appears.

2

Edit the DHCP relay settings and click the Set.

Information on DHCP relay settings will be updated and a list will be displayed.

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Delete DHCP relay settings
There are two ways to delete registered DHCP relay settings: individually from the DHCP relay settings
operation menu, or by selecting all DHCP relay settings to be deleted and then deleting them.

Delete individual DHCP relay settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of DHCP Relay Settings.

1

On the "DHCP Relay Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the DHCP relay setting you wish todelete and select Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The DHCP relay setting is deleted.

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Selecting and deleting multiple DHCP relay settings
This method is used to check the DHCP relay settings to be deleted and then delete them. This is useful whendeleting multiple DHCP Relay settings at once; you can also select a single DHCP Relay setting to delete.

1

On the "DHCP Relay Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the DHCP relay setting you

wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected DHCP relay setting is deleted.

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Configure proxy server settings
This section describes the proxy server settings.
In group settings, it is also possible to grant privileges restricted to "standby ports" only.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Proxy Server Settings on the side menu.
The "Proxy Server Settings" screen appears.

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2

Configure the proxy server settings.

❶ Slide the toggle to enable the proxy server.
❷ Enter the standby port number. The default value is 8080.
❸ If a connection permission address is required, check the box and enter the source address.
❹ Set the Safe port number and the SSL/TLS port number.
❺ Select deny or allow access control.
❻ White list/black list registration for specific FQDNs and URLs.
❼ Configure user authentication and access log settings.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Set the time

Set the time
Tabs that are not authorized in the group settings will not be displayed.

There are two ways to set the time: manually or by using an NTP server.

Display the time setting screen
Displays the "Time Setting" screen for setting the time manually.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Time Settings on the side menu.
The "Time Setting" screen appears.

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Manually set the time
Manual time setting can be performed on the "Manual Settings" tab of the "Time Settings" screen. You canchoose to synchronize the time with the time of the PC from which you are accessing the system, manuallyquery an external NTP server to adjust the time, or manually enter the time.

Synchronize with PC time1

On the "Time Settings" screen, click the "Manual Settings" tab.

2

Select "PC Sync"

3

Click Set.

The time is set.

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Manually synchronize with NTP server1

On the "Manual Settings" tab of the "Time Settings" screen, select "NTP Sync".

2Enter the host name (FQDN) or IP address of the NTP server to be synchronized.

3

Click Set.

A query is made to the NTP server, and the time is set.

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Enter time manually

1

On the "Manual Settings" tab of the "Time Settings" screen, select "Time Input".

2Enter the date and time.
You can set the date by clicking on the calendar
that appears.

and clicking on the date in the calendar

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Click Set.

The time is set.

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Periodic synchronization with NTP serverThis section describes how to periodically obtain time information from an NTP server to adjust the time ofthis product.

Manual time setting can be performed on the "NTP Settings" tab of the "Time Settings" screen.

1

On the "Time Settings" screen, click the "NTP Settings" tab.

2

Slide the toggle to set time synchronization by NTP server to enable.

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Enter the interface to be synchronized with the NTP server.
You can either type directly or click on the interface and select from the drop-down list.

Multiple interfaces cannot be specified.



The interfaces that can be specified vary depending on the model used.
Edge Gateway:
eth0, lan0~lan3, br0~9, ecm0~ecm9, ppp0~ppp9, tun0~tun9, tap0~tap9
IoT routers:
eth0-eth1, br0-br9, ecm0-ecm9, ppp0-ppp9, tun0-tun9, tap0-tap9
Compact router
eth0, rmnet_data0
Compact router with wireless LAN
lan0～lan1, br0, rmnet_data0, ppp0, wlan0～wlan1

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Configure the NTP server settings.

❶ Enter the IP address or host name (FQDN) of the NTP server.
❷ Enter the port number of the NTP server.

5

Click Set.

NTP time synchronization settings are saved.

Configure SSH settings

Configure SSH settings
Configure settings to connect to this product via SSH.
SSH must be enabled when connecting to this product using a terminal emulator or similar device.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > SSH Settings on the side menu.
The "SSH Settings" screen appears.

2

Slide the toggle to set SSH as enabled.

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3

Configure the port settings.

❶ Change the port number, if necessary.
The port number can be set in the range of 1 to 65535.



SSH uses port 22 as standard.
Note that if the port number is changed, the client must specify that port number toconnect.

❷ By checking the "keepalive" checkbox, keepalive packets can be sent periodically to prevent
SSH connections from timing out.

4

Set the encryption method.

❶ Select "Recommended setting" or "Individual selection" as the encryption method to be used.
 If you selected "Recommended Settings," go to Step 5.

❷ If "Individual Selection" is selected, check the checkbox for the encryption method to be used.

Configure SSH settings

5

Click the Set.

SSH settings are saved.

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Configure storage settings

Configure storage settings
IoT routers (amnimo R series) and compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Set the mount status of storage partitions and configure storage check settings.

View storage listings

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Storage Settings on the side menu.
The "Storage Settings" screen displays a list of storage settings registered with the product.

By clicking on tabs such as "Partition" or "File System" in the storage settings list, you can sortthe storage settings in descending/ascending order for each item.

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Add storage settings
Add storage settings.

1

On the "Storage Settings" screen, click Add New.

2

On the "Add Storage Settings" screen, configure the necessary items.

❶ Select a partition.

You can select a partition created in Operational Information > Storage.

❷ Specify the mount point name using up to 32 alphanumeric characters.
❸ Select the file system.
❹ Select the mount option.

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Configure storage settings❺ If crypt is checked, set a password.
❻ Select FSCK processing.

When "Confirm" is selected, only bad sectors are checked.

Select "Auto Repair" to repair minor errors.

❼ Set the monitoring process.

❽ Set fail-safe.

Set the number of retries, interval, and number of restarts when the fsck/mount process fails.

After completing the settings, click on Set.

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Edit storage settings
Edit the registered storage settings.

1

On the "Storage Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the partition you wish to edit and select

Edit from the operation menu that appears.

The "Edit Storage Settings" screen appears.

2

Edit the settings and click Set.

The information is updated and the list is displayed.

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Delete storage settings
There are two ways to delete registered storage settings: individually from each partition's operation menu, orafter selecting all storage settings to be deleted.

Delete individual storage settings
This method is to select Delete from the operation menu of each partition.

1

On the "Storage Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the storage setting you wish to delete andselect Delete from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

Storage settings are deleted.

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Delete multiple selections of storage settings
This method is used to check the storage settings you wish to delete before deleting them. This is useful fordeleting multiple storage settings at once. You can also select a single storage setting to delete.

1

On the "Storage Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the storage setting you wish todelete, place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Delete.

The selected storage settings will be deleted.

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Set a schedule

Set a schedule
Tabs that are not authorized in the group settings will not be displayed.

Schedules are categorized into "General" and "Keep-Alive" schedule types. A keep-alive type schedule sends aping request to a specified destination host and performs the task action if the ping fails.

View a list of schedules
Displays the "Schedule Settings" screen for setting up a schedule.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > Schedule Settings on the side menu.
The "Schedule Settings" screen appears.

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2

Click on the General or Keepalive tab.
The schedule type switches.

By clicking "Task Name", "Enable/Disable", "Time", and "Action" in the schedule list, you can sortthe schedule in descending/ascending order of each.

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Add a schedule
Add a new schedule.
The following procedure is explained using the "Add Keep-Alive Settings" screen.

1

2

On the "Schedule Settings" screen, click the General or Keepalive tab, depending on the schedule

type you wish to add.

Click the Add New.

Depending on the schedule type, the "Add Schedule " or "Add Keepalive" screen will appear.

3

Enter a task name.

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Slide the toggle to set the schedule to active.

5

Sets the time at which the task is to be executed.

6

Set the action.

❶ Select an action.
The actions that can be selected depend on the schedule type.

 For more information on the configuration items for actions, see " 1.30.3
items for information on setting items of the schedule.

❷ Configure the settings according to the action selected in ❶.

Schedule setting

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8

For keepalive type schedules, set "ping control".

 For information on ping control configuration items, see " 1.30.3
information on the setting items of the ping control.

Click Set.

A schedule will be added.

Setting items for schedule for

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Schedule setting items(data) item

Contents

Task NameEnter a task name.

Enable/Disable

Slide the toggle left or right to enable or disable the task.

timeSpecifies the date and time of task execution.

actionSelect the task to be performed.

Software reboot

Perform a software reboot.
The following additional settings must be made







Reboot Mode
Reboot mode must be selected.
normal：Execute software reboot at the date and time of task execution
uptime: Software reboot is executed at the time and date of the task
execution
The set startup elapsed time must have elapsed since the mostrecent startup (software reboot will not be executed until theelapsed time has elapsed).
random: Execute a software reboot when the set random execution time
has elapsed from the task execution date and time.
*The waiting time here is a random number of seconds between
0 and the random execution time (in the range of 0 to 86399
seconds when 86400 is set).

Startup elapsed time (seconds), random execution time (seconds)
If restart mode (uptime / random) is selected, set the desired time.
Startup elapsed time : 3600 to 604800
Random execution time: 60 to 86400
Fail-safe
Check this box if used.

RestartSpecify the maximum number of times to reboot with fail-safe.

Reboot mode can only be selected when the schedule type is "general".
The reboot mode options random and uptime are supported in firmware
V1.11.0 or later.

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Hardware reboot

Contents
Perform a hardware reboot.
The following additional settings must be made







Reboot Mode
Reboot mode must be selected.
normal: Perform hardware reboot at the date and time of task execution
uptime: Execute hardware reboot at the time and date of task execution
The set startup elapsed time must have elapsed since the mostrecent startup (hardware reboot will not be performed until theelapsed time has elapsed).
random: Execute a hardware reboot when the set random execution time
has elapsed from the task execution date and time.
*The waiting time here is a random number of seconds between
0 and the random execution time (in the range of 0 to 86399
seconds when 86400 is set).

Startup elapsed time (seconds), random execution time (seconds)
If restart mode (uptime / random) is selected, set the desired time.
Startup elapsed time : 3600 to 604800
Random execution time: 60 to 86400

Fail-safe
Check this box if used.

RestartSpecify the maximum number of times to reboot with fail-safe.
Reboot mode can only be selected when the schedule type is "general".
The reboot mode options random and uptime are supported in firmware
V1.11.0 or later.

PoE reset

Perform PoE power supply reset.
The following additional settings must be madeInterface
Specifies the PoE interface name.

Downtime.
Enter the PoE power supply down time.
IoT Router Indoor Type (AR10), Compact Router Indoor Type (AC10), andCompact Router Indoor Type with Wireless LAN (AC15) do not support PoE,
so PoE reset is not shown.

PPP line connection

Connect a PPP line.
The PPP interface must be selected.
Only selectable when Schedule Type is "General".
It does not appear on compact routers.

PPP line disconnection

Disconnect the PPP line.
Not shown on compact routers.

Mobile peer connection

Connect a mobile peer.
A mobile interface must be selected.
It can be selected only when the schedule type is "General".
This setting is not available for devices that do not have a communication
module.

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Contents

Mobiledisconnection

peer

Disconnect the mobile peer.
A mobile interface must be selected.
Checking the "Power Control" checkbox resets the communication module whenthe mobile peer is disconnected.
Devices without a communication module cannot be used even if set up.

Wireless LAN
Point Reset

AccessWirelessreset

stationLAN

Wireless LAN Access Point Reset.
Set only if the schedule type is "Keep Alive".
Appears only on compact routers with wireless LAN.
Wireless LAN station reset.
Set only if the schedule type is "Keep Alive".
Appears only on compact routers with wireless LAN.

IPsec disconnection

ping control

Disconnect IPSec.
You must enter the name of the IPSec configuration.
This can only be selected when the schedule type is "keep-alive" and when editing.
Configure ping request settings.
Set only if the schedule type is "keep-alive".

destination

Enter the host to which the ping request will be sent.
Multiple ping inputs can be set, separated by commas.

source IP addressEnter the IP address of the source of the ping request.

transmission intervalSpecifies the interval at which ping requests are sent.

Transmission countSpecifies the maximum number of ping requests to be sent.

Maximumtime

Specify the maximum ping execution time.

execution

time-out

Sets the timeout period for ping requests.

Random waiting time
before execution

Sets the random wait time before executing ping transmission.

Random waiting time
after
destination
switchover

Sets the random wait time when switching ping destinations.

fail-safe

Checking the box enables fail-safe.
This is displayed only when the schedule type is "keep-alive".

restartSpecify the number of times to restart the system in fail-safe mode.

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Edit Schedule
Edit the registered schedule.

1

On the "Schedule Settings" screen, click the General tab or the Keepalive tab.

2

Click [...] to the right of the schedule you wish to edit and select Edit from the menu of operations

that appears.

The "Edit Schedule Settings" screen appears.

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Edit the schedule information and click Set.

 For details on the setting items, see " 1.30.3
items.

Schedule Setting Items for details on the setting

The schedule is updated and a list of schedules is displayed.

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Delete a schedule
To delete a registered schedule, you can either delete it individually from the schedule's operation menu, or
you can delete it after selecting all the schedules you wish to delete.

Delete individual schedules
This is the method of selecting Delete from the schedule's operation menu.

1

On the "Schedule Settings" screen, click the General tab or the Keep Alive tab.

2

Click [...] to the right of the schedule you wish to delete and select Delete from the menu ofoperations that appears.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

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3

Click the Delete.

The schedule is deleted.

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Selecting and Deleting Multiple Schedules
This method is used to delete a schedule after checking the checkboxes on the schedules you wish to delete.
This is useful for deleting multiple schedules at once. You can also select a single schedule to delete.

1

On the "Schedule Settings" screen, click the General tab or the Keepalive tab.

2

Click the checkbox to the left of the schedule you wish to delete, place a checkmark in the checkbox,

and click the Delete.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

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3

Click the Delete.

The selected schedule is deleted.

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Configure PoE settings.

Configure PoE settings.
IoT Router Indoor Type (AR10), Compact Router Indoor Type (AC10), and Compact Router Indoor Typewith Wireless LAN (AC15) do not have this feature.
The interface displayed is as followsEdge gateway: lan0-lan3
IoT router outdoor type (AR20): eth0, eth1
Compact router with wireless LAN outdoor type (AC25): lan1

Configure PoE settings for this product.

This section describes operations for checking, editing, and initializing the PoE setting status for each interface.

Display a list of PoE settings
Displays a list of PoE settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > PoE Settings in the side menu.
The "PoE Settings" screen displays the PoE configuration status for each interface.

By clicking "Interface" and "Enable/Disable" in the PoE list, you can sort the PoE settings indescending/ascending order by interface or enable/disable.

Configure PoE settings.

Edit PoE settings
Edit the registered PoE settings.

1

On the "PoE Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the PoE setting you wish to edit and select Edit

2

On the "Edit PoE Settings" screen, configure the necessary items.

from the operation menu that appears.

❶ Click the toggle to enable/disable.
❷ Specify the startup delay time (in seconds) from 0 to 3600.
❸ Sets the current limit of the PoE port.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

Information on PoE settings will be updated and a list will be displayed.

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Initialize PoE settings
There are two ways to initialize PoE settings: individually from the PoE settings operation menu, or after
selecting all PoE settings to be initialized.

Initialize PoE settings individuallyThis is how to select initialization from the menu of PoE settings.

1

On the "PoE Settings" screen, click [...] to the right of the PoE setting you wish to initialize and select"Initialize" from the operation menu that appears.

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Initialize.

The PoE settings are initialized.

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Configure PoE settings.

Select and initialize multiple PoE settings
This method is used to check the PoE settings you wish to initialize and then initialize them. This is useful for
initializing multiple PoE settings at once, or you can select a single PoE setting to initialize.

1

On the "PoE Settings" screen, click the checkbox to the left of the PoE setting you wish to initialize,

place a checkmark in the checkbox, and click the Initialize.

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Initialize.

The selected PoE setting is initialized.

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Configure SYSLOG settings.

Configure SYSLOG settings.
Configure the settings for saving the SYSLOG of this product.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > SYSLOG Settings on the side menu.
The "SYSLOG SETTINGS" screen appears.

2

Slide the toggle to set SYSLOG to Enable.

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Configure SYSLOG settings.

3

Select the level of log output.

4

Click the Set.

SYSLOG settings are saved.

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Configure CPU operation settings

Configure CPU operation settings
Compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Display CPU operation settings
Displays CPU operation settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Control > CPU Operation Settings on the side menu.
The set CPU operating frequency is displayed on the "CPU Operating Settings" screen.

Configure CPU operation settings
CPU operation settings.

1

On the "CPU Operation Settings" screen, click the operation.
Select the CPU operating frequency you wish to set and click Set.

Information on CPU operation settings is updated.

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Configure DMS settings.

Configure DMS settings.
Set up to use the device management system.

Display DMS settings
Displays DMS settings.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > DMS Settings on the side menu.
The "DMS Settings" screen displays the current DMS setting status.

Enable/disable DMS settings
Enables/disables DMS settings.

1

On the "DMS Settings" screen, click the toggle to change the setting to "Enable" or "Disable" andclick the Set.

Information on DMS settings will be updated.

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Nx Witness Settings.

Nx Witness Settings.
IoT routers (amnimo R series) and compact routers (amnimo C series) do not have this feature.

Nx Witness settings for this product.
This section describes how to change, save, and restore Nx Witness settings.

View Nx Witness settings
Displays Nx Witness settings.

1

From the side menu, click Advanced Settings/Controls - Nx Witness Settings.
The "Nx Witness Settings" screen displays the current Nx Witness settings status.

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Change Nx Witness settings
Change Nx Witness settings.

1

Edit Nx Witness settings on the "Nx Witness Settings" screen.

❶ Click the toggle to enable/disable.
❷ Specifies the port number. The default value is 7001.
❸ Enter the admin password set for Nx Witness.
After completing the settings, click on Set.

Information on Nx Witness settings will be updated.

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Save Nx Witness settings
Save Nx Witness settings.
To use this feature, the NxWitness password must have been properly set in advance.

Please note that an error message will be displayed if the password is not set correctly.

1

On the "Nx Witness Settings" screen, click "Save Nx Witness Settings".

The "Confirm" screen appears.

2

Click the Save .

Nx Witness settings are saved and the last save date/time in the upper left corner of the screen is
updated.

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Load Nx Witness settings
Loads saved Nx Witness settings.

1

On the "Nx Witness Settings" screen, click "Restore Nx Witness Settings".

The "Confirmation" screen appears.

2

Click the Restore.

Saved Nx Witness settings are loaded.

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Configure remote.it settings

Configure remote.it settings
Configure this product to use remote.it.

1

From the side menu, click Advanced Settings/Controls > remote.it Settings.
The "remote.it settings" screen will appear.

2

Slide the toggle to set remote.it to active.

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3Enter the registration code and click Set.
Registration codes must be obtained separately from the remote.it web page.
Refer to the "amnimo C Series Compact Router Startup Guide" or other reference
manuals for configuration instructions.

Note that registered registration codes can be deleted by clicking on Set without entering theregistration code.

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Configure GUI settings
Configure settings related to the GUI setup screens described in this manual.

1

Click Advanced Settings/Controls > GUI Settings on the side menu.
The "GUI Settings" screen appears.

2

Configure the GUI settings.

❶ Select "HTTP" or "HTTPS" as the protocol.
❷ Enter the port number.
The port number can be set in the range of 1 to 65535.

The standard port number 80 is used for HTTP, and port 443 is used for HTTPS.
Note that if the port number is changed, the client must specify that port number toconnect.

Configure GUI settings

4

Click Set.

The GUI settings are saved.

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Revision History
version number

date of issue

Revision details

first edition

April 1, 2021

First Edition

2nd ed.

September
2021

3rd ed.

October 18, 2021

Due to additional functionality with the release of firmware V 1.4.0.
 Outdoor type edge gateway and outdoor type IoT router wereadded as target devices.

4th ed.

May 1, 2022

Due to additional functionality with the release of firmware V 1.5.0.
 Addition of [Operational Information > DHCP Lease Status
Addition of [Operational Information > Contact Change History

5th ed.

July 1, 2022

Due to additional functionality with the release of firmware V 1.6.0.
 Addition to the section related to compact routers.

6th ed.

October 1, 2022

To add functionality with the release of firmware V 1.7.0 for compact
routers.
 Addition of [Operational Information > IPsec
 Add [Advanced > IPsec Settings Add [Advanced > DHCP Relay Settings Add [Advanced > remote.it settings

7th ed.

November
2022

8 ed.

January 2023

To add functionality with the release of firmware V 1.8.2 for edge
gateways and IoT routers.

9th ed.

June 14, 2023

To add functionality with the release of firmware V 1.10.0 for compact
routers.
 Compact router with indoor type wireless LAN is added as a target
device.

10,28,

Due to additional functions and specification changes with the release of
firmware V 1.3.0.
 Addition of [Operational Information > Interface
 Addition of [Operational Information > Routing Addition of [Operational Information > Mobile Communications
 Add [Operational Information > Storage Addition of [Operational Information > PoE
 Add [Advanced > PPP(PPPoE) Settings Add [Advanced > Interface Settings Add [Advanced > Static Routing Settings Add [Advanced > Filter Settings Add [Advanced > NAT Settings Add [Advanced > DNS Settings Add [Advanced > DHCP Settings Add [Advanced > Storage Settings Add [Advanced > PoE Settings Added [Advanced > CPU Operation Settings Add [Advanced > DMS Settings Add [Advanced > Nx Witness Settings

To add functionality with the release of firmware V 1.8.0 for compact
routers.
 Add [Advanced > Group Settings Add [Advanced > Proxy Server Settings

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Configure GUI settingsversion number

date of issue

Revision details

10 ed.

June 30, 2023

To add functionality with the release of firmware V 1.11.0 for the compact
router (AC10).
 Added reboot mode selection to schedule settings.

Edge Gateway Series GUI User's Manual
Nov 8th,2023,Edition
Edition1010
June30, 2023
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