With your device on-boarded, you can now use the Big Network Portal to apply configuration to your device. Browse through common configuration guides, below:
- Remote Access VPN
- Layer 2 Point to Point
- Multi-Site Layer 2 Cloud Networks
- Static IP Anywhere
Optional: Static WAN IP Instructions
If your WAN IP addresses are not provided via DHCP, you will need to connect a computer to the IRG-655-1 to configure static WAN IP addresses prior to on-boarding your device.
- On initial config connect a computer via an Ethernet RJ-45 cable to ports #5-8 on the IRG-655-1.
- Configure the computer to obtain addressing via DHCP.
- Navigate to http://192.168.70.2/ (Review your DHCP’d lease for appropriate subnet; webserver at X.Y.X.2)
- Find appropriate GigabitEthernet or TenGigabitEthernet interface for use; if the interface is connected with ethernet link, a “Link” checkmark will appear.
- Click the Pen Icon to edit the interface.
- Change IPv4 configuration from “Automatic” to “Static”
- Fill in IPv4 Address, IPv4 Mask, IPv4 Gateway, Primary IPv4 DNS and Secondary IPv4 DNS.
- Click “Save”
- Wait for the device to move the “Connected to Management Network” state.
The IRG-655-1 includes three status indicator LEDs:
- Power / System Status LED (top left on chassis):
- Blue: Indicates that the IRG-655-1 is booting the Big Network Operating System (OS).
- Red: Indicates that the IRG-655-1 is running, but is unable to connect to the Big Network Cloud (for system management). An administrator should connect network connectivity using the embedded device dashboard.
- Green: Indicates that the IRG-655-1 i running, AND is able to connect to the Big Network Cloud (for system management).
- WAN #1 Status LED (top center on chassis; marked as "A"):
- Red: Indicates that the WAN connection with WAN Priority #1 is down - no physical link.
- Amber: Indicates that the WAN connection with WAN Priority #1 is up BUT does not provide internet access.
- Green: Indicates that the WAN connection with WAN Priority #1 is up AND has usable internet connectivity.
- WAN #2 Status LED (top right on chassis; marked as "B"):
- Red: Indicates that the WAN connection with WAN Priority #2 is down - no physical link.
- Amber: Indicates that the WAN connection with WAN Priority #2 is up BUT does not provide internet access.
- Green: Indicates that the WAN connection with WAN Priority #2 is up AND has usable internet connectivity.
- An IRG-655-1 with Red or Amber WAN Status LEDs will appear in the Big Network Portal in a "degraded" state as the deployment is at risk of a network outage due to reduced ISP availability / resiliency.