Configuring the network properties of the Cloud Link Roadrunner unit - Cloud Link Roadrunner 3.1.0

To make sure the Cloud Link Roadrunner™ unit can be reached on your Security Center system’s network, you must configure the unit's network properties.

1. Log on to the Cloud Link Roadrunner unit.
2. Click Configuration > Network.
3. (Optional) In the Hostname section, change the Hostname if required.
   

   Best Practice: Hostnames must be unique on a network, and the default hostname is guaranteed to be unique. We recommend that you keep the default hostname, which is found on the appliance's label.
4. In the Access Manager settings section, change the Discovery port if necessary.
5. In the Network settings section, configure the unit’s IP address and network properties.
   IMPORTANT: If the Cloud Link Roadrunner unit is not on the same network segment as the Access Manager, then the unit's IP address must be set to Static IP or DHCP with Static IP allocation.
   
6. In the Network time section, configure the Network Time Protocol (NTP) server if one is available.
   1. Click Use network time and enter the NTP server name.
   Best Practice: An NTP server offers greater time accuracy than the built-in protocol that synchronizes the Cloud Link Roadrunner units with their Access Manager. Therefore, use the network time whenever an NTP server is available on your network. All Security Center servers and workstations must be synchronized to the same NTP server as your Cloud Link Roadrunner appliances.
7. In the 802.1X authentication section, select the LAN you want to use for 802.1X authentication and select the authentication mode.
   NOTE: If you configured these settings once, their current values are displayed. If you need to change a value, you must re-enter all values. Otherwise, your change will not be saved.

   Disabled

   The 802.1X authentication is disabled by default.

   PEAP

   Use the Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol (PEAP).

   Enter the EAP identity (username) and Password, and upload the CA certificate.

   NOTE: The CA certificate must be a PEM or DER file.

   

   TLS

   Use the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol.

   Enter the EAP identity (username), upload the CA certificate, Client certificate, and Client private key, and enter the Client private key password.

   NOTE: The CA certificate must be a PEM or DER file.

   

8. Click Save.