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Ray Gateway, LAN/WAN & HA

Access Point Functioning as a IP Address Assignment

  Steps 1: Create a LAN Profile.         Steps 2: Create a WLAN Profile.    – Go to the Network Interface section and...

How to configure Ray AP as Local DHCP server.

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a protocol that provides quick, automatic, and central management for the distribution of IP addresses within a network. It’s also...

How to Access Device Console Page

Accessing the Device Console Page To setup the WAN port of the device, you can access the Device Console Page to check its status...

Configuring the Device Through Device Console Page

The Console Page allows you to configure the device while it is offline, tailoring the settings to meet your network requirements. Additionally, the status of...

Configuring Speed and Duplex Settings on Devices

Understanding and manually configuring network port speeds and duplex settings is a critical troubleshooting step for resolving communication mismatches and maintaining optimal network performance...

Configuring Active-Backup Link Aggregation (Bonding)

Overview This configuration guide covers the deployment of a Bonding L2 Network Interface utilizing an Active-Backup policy, and its subsequent assignment to a LAN...

IP Reservation (MAC Binding) Configuration Guide

Overview IP Reservation, also known as MAC Binding, allows a specific IP address to be permanently assigned to a device based on its MAC...

How to Configure a Static IP or PPPoE on an Gateway Device

If your Gateway Device is not assigned an IP address via DHCP, you can access its local console page to set a Static IP...

Ray VRRP HA Debugging Guide

1. Check Interface IP Addresses First, verify that all required interfaces are present and in the UP state on both the Primary and Secondary...

VRRP Concept Guide

Purpose and Scope This document explains the concept of Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol, commonly known as VRRP. It is intended for network engineers, deployment...