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Network Configuration

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To configure the gateway network interfaces using the ESF Gateway Administration Console, select the Network option located in the System area. With this option selected, the Network display appears with a list of available interfaces. Configuration tabs for the selected interface appear on the right side of the screen. By default, the loopback (lo) interface is selected when the network interfaces are displayed. Choose the desired network interface (e.g., eth0, eth1, wlan0, ppp0) and apply the necessary configuration changes using the tabs on the right. Submit the modified configuration by clicking the Apply button.
In case of typing errors, the Reset button can be used to reload the prior configuration on the screen.
Since the network configuration shown on the screen may not be synchronized with the current state of the system, it can be updated pressing the Refresh button. This can be used also to force the reload of specific parameters like the RSSI or dynamic IP addresses. The refresh procedure reads all the needed parameters from the system and can take several seconds before updating.

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Configure TCP/IP First

It is recommended that the TCP/IP tab is configured first since it defines how the interface is going to be used.

TCP/IP Configuration

The TCP/IP tab contains the following configuration parameters:- Status

  • Disabled - disables the selected interface (i.e., administratively down).
  • Enabled for LAN - designates the interface for a local network. It can be set as a DHCP server for hosts on the local network and can serve as a default gateway for those hosts; however, it cannot be set as an actual gateway interface for this device. That is, packets must be routed from this interface to another interface that is configured as WAN. The interface is automatically brought up at boot.
  • Enabled for WAN - designates the interface as a gateway to an external network. The interface is automatically brought up at boot.
  • Not Managed - the interface will be ignored by ESF. It has to be noted that if an interface is set as Not Managed, this applies to both IPv4 and IPv6.
  • Layer 2 Only - only the Layer 2 portion of the interface will be configured. The interface is automatically brought up at boot.
  • Configure
    • Manually - allows manual entry of the IP Address and Netmask fields, if the interface is configured as LAN; allows manual entry of the IP Address, Netmask, Gateway, and DNS Servers fields, if the interface is designated as WAN.
    • Using DHCP - configures the interface as a DHCP client obtaining the IP address from a network DHCP server.
  • IP Address - defines the IP address of the interface, if manually configured.
  • Subnet Mask - defines the subnet mask of the interface, if manually configured.
  • Gateway - specifies the default gateway for the unit. (Required field if the interface is designated as WAN and manually configured.)
  • DNS Servers - provides a list of DNS servers, if the interface is designated as WAN and is manually configured.
  • Search Domains - Not implemented.
  • MTU - defines the Maximum Trasmission unit for IPv4 traffic on the selected interface, a value of 0 or empty delegates the MTU definition to the link layer.

If the network interface is Enabled for LAN and manually configured (i.e., not a DHCP client), the DHCP & NAT tab allows the DHCP server to be configured and/or NAT (IP forwarding with masquerading) to be enabled.

More details about the Not Managed interface Status (valid only for non generic profiles)

When a network interface is configured as Not Managed, ESF will ignore it and the configuration will not be touched. The user can configure the interface with the network tools provided by the OS, allowing unusual network setups.

Regarding DNS, both ESF and the external tools store the DNS addresses in the /etc/resolv.conf file. So, if multiple interfaces are configured to get the DNS information and store it in the same file, the device can be misconfigured. To avoid that, the following table presents who is responsible to update the DNS file depending on the network interfaces configurations.

ESF WAN interfaceESF NotManaged interfaceDoes ESF manage resolv.conf?
NONOYES
NOYESNO
YESNOYES
YESYESYES

So, the only way to configure the DNS addresses with external tools, is to configure at least one interface as Not Managed and not to set any interface as Enabled For Wan using ESF. If at least one WAN interface is configured by ESF, it will take the control of the /etc/resolv.conf/ file. Finally, if any interface is configured in Enabled For Wan or Not Managed mode, ESF will empty the file.

To avoid device misconfigurations when Not Managed interfaces are used, don't use the dns-nameservers directive in the /etc/network/interfaces file. Please add the DNS addresses directly to the /etc/resolv.conf file.

DHCP & NAT Configuration

The DHCP & NAT tab contains the following configuration parameters:

  • Router Mode
    • DHCP and NAT - indicates that both DHCP server and NAT are enabled.
    • DHCP Only - indicates that DHCP server is enabled and NAT is disabled.
    • NAT Only - indicates that NAT is enabled and DHCP server is disabled.
    • Off - indicates that both DHCP server and NAT are disabled.
  • DHCP Beginning Address - specifies the first address of DHCP pool (i.e., first available client IP address).
  • DHCP Ending Address - specifies the last address of DHCP pool (i.e., last IP address that can be assigned to a client).
  • DHCP Subnet Mask - defines the subnet mask that is assigned to a client.
  • DHCP Default Lease Time - sets the default time (in minutes) that the client retains the provided IP address. It must be greater than 0.
  • DHCP Max Lease Time - sets the maximum time (in minutes) that the client retains the provided IP address. It must be greater than 0.
  • Pass DNS Servers through DHCP - enables DNS Proxy (i.e., passing DNS servers through DHCP).

If NAT is enabled and there is another interface designated as WAN (e.g., ppp0), the following iptables rules are added to the custom automatic NAT service rules section of the /etc/init.d/firewall script:

# custom automatic NAT service rules (if NAT option is enabled for LAN interface)
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ppp0 -j MASQUERADE
iptables -A FORWARD -i ppp0 -o eth0 -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o ppp0 -j ACCEPT

Also, IP forwarding is enabled in the kernel as follows:

# allow fowarding if any masquerade is defined
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

The rules shown above create an Overloaded (i.e., many-to-one) NAT. This type of network address translation maps multiple IP addresses on the LAN side to a single IP address on the WAN side, allowing internet access from hosts on a local network via a gateway (WAN) interface. Note that for NAT rules to be added, it is insufficient to enable NATing through the DHCP & NAT tab of the LAN interface; there must also be another interface designated as WAN.

Network Linux Configuration

When applying a new network configuration, ESF changes the configuration files of the Linux networking subsystem. Please read the following note before proceeding with manual changes of the Linux networking configuration.

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Avoid Conflicting Configuration Changes

Eurotech does NOT recommend performing manual editing of the Linux networking configuration files when the gateway configuration is being managed through ESF. While Linux may correctly accept manual changes, ESF may not be able to interpret the new configuration resulting in an inconsistent state.

Network Configuration properties

The Network configuration can be modified using the ESF Gateway Administration Console, as described above, the Configuration Service or appling a proper snapshot.
The following table describes all the properties related to the Network Configuration. The network configuration pid is org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService.

Common properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interfacesStringComma-separated list of the interface names in the device
net.interface.<interface>.typeStringThe type of the network interface; possible values are: ETHERNET, WIFI, MODEM, VLAN, LOOPBACK and UNKNOWNUNKNOWN
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.modeStringFor wifi interfaces, specify the modality; possible values are INFRA, MASTER and UNKNOWNUNKNOWN
net.interface.<interface>.config.nat.enabledBooleanEnable the NAT featurefalse
net.interface..config.promiscIntegerEnable the Promiscuous Mode; possible values are: -1 (System default), 0 (Disabled), 1 (Enabled)-1

IPv4 properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip4.statusStringThe status of the interface for the IPv4 configuration; possibile values are: netIPv4StatusDisabled, netIPv4StatusUnmanaged, netIPv4StatusL2Only,
netIPv4StatusEnabledLAN, netIPv4StatusEnabledWAN,
netIPv4StatusUnknown		netIPv4StatusDisabled`(see note below)
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip4.wan.priorityInteger(NetworkManager only) Priority used to determine which interface select as primary WAN. Allowed values range from -1 to 2147483647, inclusive. See Network Failover for further details-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip4.addressStringThe IPv4 address assigned to the network interface
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip4.prefixShortThe IPv4 netmask assigned to the network interface-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip4.gatewayStringThe IPv4 address of the default gateway
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip4.dnsServersStringComma-separated list of dns servers
net.interface..config.ip4.mtuIntegerThe Maximum Transition Unit (MTU) for this interface

Configure TCP/IP First

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Note

For physical interfaces the default status is netIPv4StatusDisabled. For virtual ones, instead, the default status is defined by the kura.net.virtual.devices.config property in the kura.properties file.

IPv4 DHCP Server properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.enabledBooleanSpecify if the DHCP server is enabledfalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.rangeStartStringFirst IP address available for clients
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.rangeEndStringLast IP address available for clients
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.defaultLeaseTimeIntegerThe default lease time-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.maxLeaseTimeIntegerThe maximum lease time-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.prefixShortThe netmask for the available IP addresses-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpServer4.passDnsBooleanSpecify if the DNS server addresses has to be passed through DHCPfalse

IPv4 DHCP Client properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.dhcpClient4.enabledBooleanSpecify if the DHCP client is enabledfalse

IPv6 properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.statusStringThe status of the interface for the IPv6 configuration; possibile values are: netIPv6StatusDisabled, netIPv6StatusUnmanaged, netIPv6StatusL2Only,
netIPv6StatusEnabledLAN, netIPv6StatusEnabledWAN,
netIPv6StatusUnknown		netIPv6StatusDisabled (see note below)
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.wan.priorityInteger(NetworkManager only) Priority used to determine which interface select as primary WAN. Allowed values range from -1 to 2147483647, inclusive. See Network Failover for further details-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.address.methodStringThe IPv6 configuration method; possible values are: netIPv6MethodAuto, netIPv6MethodDhcp, netIPv6MethodManual.netIPv6MethodAuto
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.addressStringThe IPv6 address assigned to the network interface
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.prefixShortThe IPv6 netmask assigned to the network interface-1
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.gatewayStringThe IPv6 address of the default gateway
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.dnsServersStringComma-separated list of dns servers
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.addr.gen.modeStringThe IPv6 address generation mode; possible values are EUI64, STABLE_PRIVACY
net.interface.<interface>.config.ip6.privacyStringThe IPv6 Privacy Extensions for SLAAC; possible values are DISABLED, ENABLED_PUBLIC_ADD, ENABLED_TEMP_ADD
net.interface..config.ip6.mtuIntegerThe Maximum Transition Unit (MTU) for Ipv6 traffic on this interface. Requires NetworkManager 1.40 or newer

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Note

For physical interfaces the default status is netIPv6StatusDisabled. For virtual ones, instead, the default status is defined by the kura.net.virtual.devices.config property in the kura.properties file.

WiFi Master (Access Point) properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.driverStringThe driver used for the connection
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.passphrasePasswordThe password for the access point
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.ssidStringThe SSID of the access point
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.securityTypeStringThe security protocol for the wireless network; possible values are NONE, SECURITY_WEP,
SECURITY_WPA, SECURITY_WPA2,
SECURITY_WPA_WPA2		NONE
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.modeStringThe mode of the wireless connection; for the access point mode set it to MASTERMASTER
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.channelStringThe channel to be used for the access point1
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.radioModeStringSpecify the 802.11 radio mode; possible values are RADIO_MODE_80211a, RADIO_MODE_80211b, RADIO_MODE_80211g, RADIO_MODE_80211nHT20, RADIO_MODE_80211_ACRADIO_MODE_80211b
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.ignoreSSIDBooleanSpecify if the SSID broadcast is ignoredfalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.groupCiphersStringGroup ciphers, possible values are CCMP, TKIP, and CCMP_TKIPCCMP_TKIP
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.master.pairwiseCiphersStringPairwise ciphers, possible values are CCMP, TKIP, and CCMP_TKIPCCMP_TKIP

WiFi Infra (Station Mode) properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.ssidStringThe SSID of the wireless network to connect to
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.channelStringThe channel of the wireless network to connect to1
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.bgscanStringSet the background scans; possible values have the form <mode>:<shortInterval>:<rssiThreshold>:<longInterval>

mode (String) is one of NONE, SIMPLE, or LEARN

shortInterval (Integer) sets the Bgscan short interval (secs)

rssiThreshold (Integer) sets the Bgscan Signal strength threshold (dBm)

longInterval (Integer) sets the Bgscan long interval (secs)
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.passphrasePasswordThe password for the wireless network
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.ignoreSSIDBooleanSpecify if a scan for SSID is required before attempting to associatefalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.modeStringThe mode of the wireless connection; for station mode set to INFRAINFRA
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.pingAccessPointBooleanEnable pinging the access point after connection is establishedfalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.driverStringThe driver used for the connection
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.securityTypeStringThe security protocol for the wireless network; possible values are SECURITY_NONE, SECURITY_WEP,
SECURITY_WPA, SECURITY_WPA2,
SECURITY_WPA_WPA2		SECURITY_NONE
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.groupCiphersStringGroup ciphers, possible values are CCMP, TKIP, and CCMP_TKIPCCMP_TKIP
net.interface.<interface>.config.wifi.infra.pairwiseCiphersStringPairwise ciphers, possible values are CCMP, TKIP, and CCMP_TKIPCCMP_TKIP

Cellular Modem properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface.<interface>.config.enabledBooleanEnable the interfacefalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.idleIntegerThe idle option of the PPP daemon95
net.interface.<interface>.config.usernameStringThe username used for the connection
net.interface.<interface>.config.passwordPasswordThe password used for the connection
net.interface.<interface>.config.pdpTypeStringThe PdP type; possible values are IP, PPP and IPv6IP
net.interface.<interface>.config.maxFailIntegerThe maxfail option of the PPP daemon5
net.interface.<interface>.config.authTypeStringThe authentication type; possible values are NONE, AUTO, CHAP and PAPNONE
net.interface.<interface>.config.lpcEchoIntervalIntegerthe lcp-echo-interval option of the PPP daemon0
net.interface.<interface>.config.activeFilterStringThe active-filter option of the PPP daemoninbound
net.interface.<interface>.config.lpcEchoFailureIntegerThe lcp-echo-failure option of the PPP daemon0
net.interface.<interface>.config.diversityEnabledBooleanEnable the LTE diversity antennafalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.resetTimeoutIntegerThe modem reset timeout in minutes5
net.interface.<interface>.config.gpsEnabledBooleanEnable the GPS device in the modem if availablefalse
net.interface.<interface>.config.gpsModeStringSelect the GPS mode to activate for the modem if availablekuraModemGpsModeUnmanaged
net.interface.<interface>.config.persistBooleanThe persist option of the PPP daemontrue
net.interface.<interface>.config.apnStringThe modem Access Point Name
net.interface.<interface>.config.dialStringStringThe dial string used for connecting to the APN
net.interface.<interface>.config.holdoffIntegerThe holdoff option of the PPP daemon (in seconds)
net.interface.<interface>.config.pppNumIntegerAssigned ppp interface number0

GPS Mode

The GPS mode can be set to one of the following values:

  • kuraModemGpsModeUnmanaged: the GPS device of the modem will be setup but not directly managed, therefore freeing the serial port for other services to use. This can be used in order to perform the setup of the GPS and then have another service (like gpsd) parse the NMEA strings in order to extract the position informations. This is the default value.
  • kuraModemGpsModeManagedGps: the GPS device of the modem will be setup and directly managed (typically by ModemManager) therefore the serial port won't be available for other services to use.

For older versions compatibility, if the net.interface.<interface>.config.gpsMode property is not set, the GPS mode will be automatically set to the kuraModemGpsModeUnmanaged equivalent.

VLAN properties

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
net.interface..config.vlan.parentStringPhysical interface Vlan is bound to
net.interface..config.vlan.idIntegerVlan tag identifier, between 0 and 4094
net.interface..config.vlan.ingressStringIncoming traffic priorities in the format from:to, as comma separated pairs of unsigned integers (Optional)
net.interface..config.vlan.egressStringOutgoing traffic priorities in the format from:to, as comma separated pairs of unsigned integer (Optional)
net.interface..config.vlan.flagsStringConfiguration flags, between 0 and 15 (Optional)1

802.1x properties

NameTypeDescription
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.eapStringThe EAP method to be used when authenticating to the network with 802.1x. Supported methods: "Kura8021xEapTls", "Kura8021xEapPeap", "Kura8021xEapTtls".
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.innerAuthStringSpecifies the "phase 2" inner authentication method when an EAP method that uses an inner TLS tunnel is specified in the "eap" property. Supported methods: "Kura8021xInnerAuthNone", "Kura8021xInnerAuthMschapv2".
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.identityStringIdentity string for EAP authentication methods. Typically the user's user or login name.
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.passwordStringPassword used for EAP authentication methods.
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.client-cert-nameStringName referring to the corresponding Kura keystore entry containing the client certificate if used by the EAP method specified in the "eap" property. Typically is set to the same name as the net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.private-key-name when using EAP-TLS.
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.private-key-nameStringName referring to the corresponding Kura keystore entry containing the private key when the "eap" property is set to "Kura8021xEapTls". Typically is set to the same name as the net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.client-cert-name.
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.ca-cert-nameStringName referring to the corresponding Kura keystore entry containing the CA certificate if used by the EAP method specified in the "eap" property. This parameter is optional but this allows man-in-the-middle attacks and is NOT recommended.
net.interface.<interface>.config.802-1x.anonymous-identityStringAnonymous identity string for EAP authentication methods. Used as the unencrypted identity with EAP types that support different tunneled identity like EAP-TTLS (Optional)

Network Configuration recipes

This section presents some snapshot examples to perform basic operations on networking. The snippets can be modified adapting them to the required configuration (i.e. changing the interface name in the property to be applied).

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Be aware that an inconsitent or wrong configuration can compromise the network functionality of the gateway. Try the new configuration on a test device before appling it in a production environment!

Moreover, if a property is not present in the new snapshot, the old value is used for the configuration. So, the best practice is to set all the needed properties in the snapshot.

Disable a network interface

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>ETHERNET</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusDisabled</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

Configure an ethernet interface for WAN with DHCP client enabled and custom DNS server

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>ETHERNET</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.dnsServers" type="String">
                <esf:value>1.2.3.4</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpClient4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusEnabledWAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

Configure an ethernet interface for LAN with DHCP server enabled and NAT disabled

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>ETHERNET</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.dnsServers" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpClient4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusEnabledLAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.rangeEnd" type="String">
                <esf:value>192.168.4.110</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.defaultLeaseTime" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>900</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.prefix" type="Short">
                <esf:value>24</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.passDns" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.rangeStart" type="String">
                <esf:value>192.168.4.100</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.dhcpServer4.maxLeaseTime" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>900</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.address" type="String">
                <esf:value>192.168.4.1</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.prefix" type="Short">
                <esf:value>24</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.ip4.gateway" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.enp5s0.config.nat.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

Configure a wireless interface as access point with DHCP server and NAT enabled

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>WIFI</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusEnabledLAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.gateway" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.dnsServers" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.prefix" type="Short">
                <esf:value>24</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.address" type="String">
                <esf:value>172.16.1.1</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpClient4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.rangeStart" type="String">
                <esf:value>172.16.1.100</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.maxLeaseTime" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>900</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.defaultLeaseTime" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>900</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.rangeEnd" type="String">
                <esf:value>172.16.1.110</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.prefix" type="Short">
                <esf:value>24</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.passDns" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.nat.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.mode" type="String">
                <esf:value>MASTER</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.driver" type="String">
                <esf:value>nl80211</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="true" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.passphrase" type="Password">
                <esf:value>ZW5hYmxlbWVwbGVhc2U=</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.ssid" type="String">
                <esf:value>kura_gateway_19</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.securityType" type="String">
                <esf:value>SECURITY_WPA2</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.mode" type="String">
                <esf:value>MASTER</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.channel" type="String">
                <esf:value>11</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.radioMode" type="String">
                <esf:value>RADIO_MODE_80211g</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.ignoreSSID" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.master.pairwiseCiphers" type="String">
                <esf:value>CCMP</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

Configure a wireless interface as station mode with DHCP client enabled

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>WIFI</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusEnabledLAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.ip4.dnsServers" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpClient4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.dhcpServer4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.mode" type="String">
                <esf:value>INFRA</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.ssid" type="String">
                <esf:value>MyWirelessNetwork</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.bgscan" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="true" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.passphrase" type="Password">
                <esf:value>MyPasswordBase64</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.ignoreSSID" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.mode" type="String">
                <esf:value>INFRA</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.pingAccessPoint" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.driver" type="String">
                <esf:value>nl80211</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.wlp1s0.config.wifi.infra.securityType" type="String">
                <esf:value>SECURITY_WPA2</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

Enable a cellular interface

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>  
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>MODEM</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusEnabledWAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.ip4.dnsServers" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.dhcpClient4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.dhcpServer4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.idle" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>95</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="true" name="net.interface.1-1.config.password" type="Password">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.pdpType" type="String">
                <esf:value>IP</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.ipAddress" type="String">
                <esf:value/>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.maxFail" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>5</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.authType" type="String">
                <esf:value>NONE</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.lcpEchoInterval" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>0</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.activeFilter" type="String">
                <esf:value>inbound</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.lcpEchoFailure" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>0</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.diversityEnabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.resetTimeout" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>5</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.gpsEnabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.persist" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>true</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.dialString" type="String">
                <esf:value>atd*99***2#</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.1-1.config.apn" type="String">
                <esf:value>web.omnitel.it</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

Create a VLAN

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><esf:configurations xmlns:esf="http://eurotech.com/esf/2.0" xmlns:ocd="http://www.osgi.org/xmlns/metatype/v1.2.0">
    <esf:configuration pid="org.eclipse.kura.net.admin.NetworkConfigurationService">
        <esf:properties>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interfaces" type="String">
                <esf:value>wlan0,lo,ens33,vlanFull,ens34</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.dhcpServer4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.nat.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.dhcpClient4.enabled" type="Boolean">
                <esf:value>false</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.type" type="String">
                <esf:value>VLAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.ip4.status" type="String">
                <esf:value>netIPv4StatusEnabledLAN</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.vlan.parent" type="String">
                <esf:value>ens33</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.vlan.id" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>41</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.vlan.flags" type="Integer">
                <esf:value>1</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.vlan.ingress" type="String">
                <esf:value>1:2,3:4</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.vlan.egress" type="String">
                <esf:value>5:6</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.ip4.address" type="String">
                <esf:value>192.168.41.100</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
            <esf:property array="false" encrypted="false" name="net.interface.vlanFull.config.ip4.prefix" type="Short">
                <esf:value>24</esf:value>
            </esf:property>
        </esf:properties>
    </esf:configuration>
</esf:configurations>

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