Digi Connect EZ Mini User manual

Connect EZ Mini
User Guide
Firmware version 22.2

Revision history—90002409
Revision Date Description
C March 2022 Release of Digi Connect EZ firmware version 22.2:
nVPNenhancements:
lRenamed VPN >IPsec >Tunnels >Policies >Local network
setting to Local traffic selector and added Remote traffic
selector.
lAdded a Dynamic option to the Local traffic selector to
configuration of a local network by protocol and/or port
instead of a network address range.
lAdded Protocol and Port match criteria for Local traffic
selector and Remote traffic selector.
lAdded VPN >IPsec >Advanced >Debug level to specify the
logging verbosity of IPsec messages in the device system logs.
nEnhancements to communications with Digi Remote Manager:
lEnhanced security for communications with Digi Remote
Manager by using client-side certificates.
lThe default URL for the device's Remote Manager connection
is now edp12.devicecloud.com. This URL is required to utilize
the client-side certificate support.
nNew Socket ID string option to send the configured text to the
remote server(s) when a TCP socket connection is opened to the
serial port.
nNew cat Admin CLI command for displaying file contents.
Additional change
nUpdate serial port mode documentation.
B December
2021
Release of Digi Connect EZ firmware version 21.11:
nConfiguration option to allow for automatic update of new
firmware (disabled by default).
nUser authentication enhancements:
lAdded TACACS+ command authorization and accounting for
Admin CLI commands.
lAdded a new username alias to provide an alternate
username that allows for special characters in the username.
nVPNenhancements:
lAdded support for PPP-over-L2TP tunnels.
lChanged default IPsec IKE DH group to 14 for enhanced
compatibility with industry standard settings.
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Revision Date Description
nLocation services enhancements:
lNew option for Location service to specify the talker ID used
in NMEA mesage strings.
lInclude the mode indicator field in NMEA messages
constructed when a GPS fix isn’t obtained.
nSureLink enhancments:
lAdded new settings under cellular Surelink options to have
the device reset the cellular modem if a specified number of
Surelink tests fail
lAdded show surelink Admin CLI command.
nSerial port enhancements:
lNew option to add and configure an external USB-to-serial
adapter.
lDisable serial history in remote access mode by default.
nSupport for sending analog and digial I/O health metrics to Digi
Remote Manager.
A November
2021
Initial release.
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Product name and model
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Firmware version
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Contents
Digi Connect EZ Mini User Guide
Digi Connect EZMini 15
Get started with Connect EZ
Step 1: Verify product components 16
Included equipment 16
Step 2: Connect the power supply 17
Step 3: Connect to site network using an Ethernet LAN 18
Step 4: Discover the IPaddress using the Digi Navigator 18
Step 5: Configure RealPort from the Digi Navigator 19
Step 6: Connect to the web UI and update the Connect EZ firmware 20
Connect to the local Web UI on the Connect EZ 20
Update the firmware on the Connect EZ 21
Step 7: Connect to Digi Remote Manager 22
Connect equipment to the Connect EZ serial port
Serial Status page 23
Serial connector pinout:Connect EZ Mini 23
Serial Status page 24
Hardware
Top panel and LEDs 26
Bottom panel 27
Back panel 28
Change the password on the Connect EZ 29
Mount the Connect EZ device 29
Attach to a mounting surface using the two mounting tabs 29
Attach to DIN rail with clip 30
Use the ERASEbutton to reset your device to the factory defaults 31
Discover the device'sIPaddress: Additional methods 31
Discover the IPaddress using a Micro USB cable 31
Manually configure the PCand assign an IPaddress to the device 32
Loose label sample 34
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Configuration and management
Review Connect EZ default settings 37
Local WebUI 37
Digi Remote Manager 37
Default interface configuration 37
Other default configuration settings 37
Change the default password for the admin user 38
Configuration methods 39
Using Digi Remote Manager 41
Access Digi Remote Manager 41
Using the web interface 41
Log out of the web interface 42
Use the local RESTAPI to configure the Connect EZ device 42
Use the GETmethod to return device configuration information 42
Use the POST method to modify device configuration parameters and list arrays 44
Use the DELETE method to remove items from a list array 45
Access the terminal screen from the web UI 46
Using the command line 47
Access the command line interface 47
Log in to the command line interface 47
Exit the command line interface 48
Interfaces
Wide Area Networks (WANs) 49
Wide Area Networks (WANs) 50
Configure WAN priority and default route metrics 50
Configure SureLink active recovery to detect WAN failures 52
Configure the device to reboot when a failure is detected 59
Disable SureLink 65
Configure a Wide Area Network (WAN) 69
Show WAN status and statistics 75
Delete a WAN 77
Show Surelink status and statistics 78
Show Surelink status for all interfaces 78
Show Surelink status for a specific interface 78
Show Surelink status for all IPsec tunnels 79
Show Surelink status for a specific IPsec tunnel 79
Show Surelink status for all OpenVPN clients 80
Show Surelink status for a specific OpenVPN client 80
Serial port
Default serial port configuration 82
Serial mode options 82
View serial port information 82
Default serial port configuration 82
Configure Login mode 83
Configure Remote Access mode 87
Configure Application mode 92
Configure RealPort mode 95
Install RealPort on a Windows computer 96
Configure the serial port for RealPort mode 97

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Configure the RealPort service 100
Configure UDP serial mode 101
Configure Modbus mode 107
Show serial status and statistics 112
Log serial port messages 113
Digi Navigator application 113
Step 5: Configure RealPort from the Digi Navigator 114
Step 4: Discover the IPaddress using the Digi Navigator 116
Install the Digi Navigator 116
Digi Navigator features 116
Connect to and access the Digi Navigator 117
Discover the IP address when connected to a network 118
Discover the IP address when not on a network 118
Manage the RealPort device list 119
Access the web UI from the Digi Navigator 119
Filter devices for display in the Digi Navigator 120
Access Digi Remote Manager from the Digi Navigator 121
Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
IPsec 123
IPsec data protection 123
IPsec mode 123
IPsec modes 123
Internet Key Exchange (IKE) settings 123
Authentication 124
Configure an IPsec tunnel 124
Configure IPsec failover 150
Configure SureLink active recovery for IPsec 153
Show IPsec status and statistics 160
Debug an IPsec configuration 161
Configure a Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol client 162
Example: SCEP client configuration with Fortinet SCEP server 166
Disable hardware cryptographic acceleration 171
OpenVPN 173
Configure an OpenVPN server 174
Configure an OpenVPN Authentication Group and User 182
Configure an OpenVPN client by using an .ovpn file 186
Configure an OpenVPN client without using an .ovpn file 188
Configure SureLink active recovery for OpenVPN 193
Show OpenVPN server status and statistics 200
Show OpenVPN client status and statistics 201
Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) 203
Configuring a GREtunnel 203
Show GRE tunnels 207
Example: GRE tunnel over an IPSec tunnel 208
L2TP 223
Configure a PPP-over-L2TP tunnel 223
Configure SureLink active recovery for PPP-over-L2TP 232
L2TP with IPsec 239
Show L2TP tunnel status 239
L2TPv3 Ethernet 241
Configure an L2TPv3 tunnel 241
Show L2TPV3 tunnel status 245

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Services
Allow remote access for web administration and SSH 248
Configure the web administration service 251
Configure SSHaccess 260
Use SSH with key authentication 267
Generating SSH key pairs 267
Configure telnet access 269
Configure DNS 273
Show DNS server 278
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) 280
SNMP Security 280
Configure Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) 280
Download MIBs 284
Location information 286
Configure the location service 287
Configure the device to use a user-defined static location 288
Configure the device to accept location messages from external sources 290
Forward location information to a remote host 294
Configure geofencing 301
Show location information 313
Modbus gateway 314
Configure the Modbus gateway 315
Show Modbus gateway status and statistics 328
System time 331
Configure the system time 331
Manually set the system date and time 334
Network Time Protocol 335
Configure the device as an NTP server 335
Show status and statistics of the NTP server 340
Configure a multicast route 341
Enable service discovery (mDNS) 344
Use the iPerf service 347
Example performance test using iPerf3 351
Configure the ping responder service 351
Example performance test using iPerf3 355
Applications
Configure scripts to run automatically 357
Task one: Upload the application 357
Task two: Configure the application to run automatically 359
Configure scripts to run manually 363
Task one: Upload the application 363
Task two: Configure the application to run automatically 365
Start a manual script 368
Stop a script that is currently running 369
Show script information 370
Run a Python application at the shell prompt 371
Start an interactive Python session 373
Digidevice module 374
Use digidevice.cli to execute CLI commands 375
Use digidevice.datapoint to upload custom datapoints to Digi Remote Manager 376
Use digidevice.config for device configuration 379

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Use Python to respond to Digi Remote Manager SCI requests 381
Use digidevice runtime to access the runtime database 390
Use Python to upload the device name to Digi Remote Manager 392
Use Python to access the device location data 394
Use Python to set the maintenance window 398
Use Python to send and receive SMS messages 400
Use Python to access serial ports 402
Use the Paho MQTTpython library 403
User authentication
Connect EZ user authentication 408
User authentication methods 408
Add a new authentication method 410
Delete an authentication method 412
Rearrange the position of authentication methods 413
Authentication groups 415
Change the access rights for a predefined group 416
Add an authentication group 418
Delete an authentication group 422
Local users 424
Change a local user's password 425
Configure a local user 427
Delete a local user 435
Terminal Access Controller Access-Control System Plus (TACACS+) 437
TACACS+ user configuration 438
TACACS+ server failover and fallback to local authentication 439
Configure your Connect EZ device to use a TACACS+ server 439
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) 444
RADIUS user configuration 445
RADIUS server failover and fallback to local configuration 445
Configure your Connect EZ device to use a RADIUS server 446
LDAP 449
LDAP user configuration 451
LDAP server failover and fallback to local configuration 452
Configure your Connect EZ device to use an LDAP server 452
Configure serial authentication 457
Disable shell access 459
Set the idle timeout for Connect EZ users 460
Example user configuration 462
Example 1: Administrator user with local authentication 462
Example 2: RADIUS, TACACS+, and local authentication for one user 464
Firewall
Firewall configuration 471
Create a custom firewall zone 471
Configure the firewall zone for a network interface 473
Delete a custom firewall zone 474
Port forwarding rules 475
Configure port forwarding 475
Delete a port forwarding rule 479
Packet filtering 482
Configure packet filtering 482

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Enable or disable a packet filtering rule 486
Delete a packet filtering rule 487
Configure custom firewall rules 489
Configure Quality of Service options 491
System administration
Review device status 503
Configure system information 504
Update system firmware 506
Manage firmware updates using Digi Remote Manager 506
Certificate management for firmware images 506
Downgrading 506
Dual boot behavior 510
Reboot your Connect EZ device 511
Reboot your device immediately 512
Schedule reboots of your device 512
Erase device configuration and reset to factory defaults 514
Configure the Connect EZ device to use custom factory default settings 517
Locate the device by using the Find Me feature 518
Configuration files 520
Save configuration changes 520
Save configuration to a file 521
Restore the device configuration 522
Schedule system maintenance tasks 525
Disable device encryption 529
Re-enable cryptography after it has been disabled. 530
Configure the speed of your Ethernet port 532
Monitoring
intelliFlow 536
Enable intelliFlow 536
Use intelliFlow to display average CPU and RAMusage 539
Use intelliFlow to display top data usage information 540
Use intelliFlow to display data usage by host over time 542
Configure NetFlow Probe 543
Central management
Digi Remote Manager support 549
Certificate-based enhanced security 549
Configure Digi Remote Manager 549
Collect device health data and set the sample interval 555
Enable event log upload to Digi Remote Manager 558
Log into Digi Remote Manager 559
Use Digi Remote Manager to view and manage your device 561
Add a device to Digi Remote Manager 562
View Digi Remote Manager connection status 562
Configure multiple devices using profiles 563
Learn more 563

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File system
The Connect EZ local file system 565
Display directory contents 565
Create a directory 566
Display file contents 567
Copy a file or directory 567
Move or rename a file or directory 568
Delete a file or directory 569
Upload and download files 570
Upload and download files by using the WebUI 570
Upload and download files by using the Secure Copy command 571
Upload and download files using SFTP 572
Diagnostics
Perform a speedtest 575
Generate a support report 575
View system and event logs 577
View System Logs 577
View Event Logs 579
Configure syslog servers 581
Configure options for the event and system logs 583
Analyze network traffic 588
Configure packet capture for the network analyzer 589
Example filters for capturing data traffic 598
Capture packets from the command line 599
Stop capturing packets 600
Show captured traffic data 600
Save captured data traffic to a file 602
Download captured data to your PC 603
Clear captured data 604
Use the ping command to troubleshoot network connections 605
Ping to check internet connection 605
Stop ping commands 605
Use the traceroute command to diagnose IProuting problems 605
Digi Connect EZ regulatory and safety statements
RF exposure statement 607
Federal Communication (FCC) Part 15 Class A 607
European Community - CE Mark Declaration of Conformity (DoC) 607
CE and UKCA OEM labeling requirements 607
CE labeling requirements 607
UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) labeling requirements 608
Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada (IC) certifications 609
RoHS compliance statement 609
Cautionary statements for Connect EZ 609
Residential environment warnings 609
Product disposal instructions 610

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Command line interface
Access the command line interface 612
Log in to the command line interface 612
Exit the command line interface 613
Execute a command from the web interface 613
Display help for commands and parameters 614
The help command 614
The question mark (?) command 614
Display help for individual commands 615
Use the Tab key or the space bar to display abbreviated help 616
Auto-complete commands and parameters 616
Available commands 617
Use the scp command 618
Display status and statistics using the show command 619
show config 619
show system 620
show network 620
Device configuration using the command line interface 620
Execute configuration commands at the root Admin CLI prompt 621
Display help for the config command from the root Admin CLI prompt 621
Configuration mode 623
Enable configuration mode 623
Enter configuration commands in configuration mode 623
Save changes and exit configuration mode 624
Exit configuration mode without saving changes 624
Configuration actions 624
Display command line help in configuration mode 625
Move within the configuration schema 627
Manage elements in lists 628
The revert command 630
Enter strings in configuration commands 632
Example: Create a new user by using the command line 632
Command line reference 635
analyzer clear 636
analyzer save 636
analyzer start 636
analyzer stop 637
clear dhcp-lease ip-address 637
clear dhcp-lease mac 637
cp 637
help 638
ls 639
mkdir 640
modem at-interactive 640
modem puk unlock 640
modem sim-slot 640
monitoring 641
monitoring metrics upload 641
more 641
mv 641
ping 641
reboot 643
rm 644
scp 645

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show analyzer 645
show arp 645
show cloud 645
show config 646
show dhcp-lease 646
show dns 646
show event 646
show hotspot 646
show ipsec 647
show l2tp lac 647
show l2tp lns 647
show l2tpeth 647
show location 648
show log 648
show manufacture 648
show modbus-gateway 648
show nemo 648
show network 649
show ntp 649
show openvpn client 649
show openvpn server 649
show route 650
show serial 650
show scripts 650
show surelink interface 650
show surelink ipsec 651
show surelink openvpn 651
show system 651
show usb 651
show version 652
show vrrp 652
show web-filter 652
speedtest 652
ssh 653
system backup 653
system disable-cryptography 653
system duplicate-firmware 653
system factory-erase 654
system find-me 654
system firmware ota check 654
system firmware ota list 654
system firmware ota update 655
system firmware update 655
system power ignition off_delay 655
system restore 655
system script start 655
system script stop 656
system serial clear 656
system serial save 656
system serial show 656
system serial start 657
system serial stop 657
system support-report 657
system time set 657
system time sync 657

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system time test 658
telnet 658
traceroute 658

Digi Connect EZ Mini User Guide
This guide provides reference and usage information for the Connect EZ.
Digi Connect EZ is Digi’s next generation Device Server product line, providing connectivity for existing
critical assets in business, commercial, and industrial automation applications. This product line
builds on and extends the capabilities of our previous PortServer and Digi One products along with
enhanced manageability, security, intelligence, and performance, while offering seamless connectivity
for existing applications.
Digi Connect EZMini
The Digi Connect EZ Mini has 1 serial port and is specifically designed to make it simple to implement
and support machine-to-machine automation applications to allow enterprises to monitor and
manage their critical equipment at scale.
The Connect EZ Mini offers a small form factor that can be easily deployed on a DIN rail, mounted on
a wall or panel, or as a "bump in the cable". The Connect EZ Mini leverages Digi’s DAL firmware and
TrustFence security framework to extend Digi’s critical infrastructure management offerings with
enhanced deployment flexibility.
The Connect EZ Mini supports connectivity through RealPort, TCP Sockets, SSH, TLS, and UDP
connectivity.
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Get started with Connect EZ
This section explains what comes with each Connect EZ model, how to install the necessary software,
and how to connect the hardware.
Step 1: Verify product components
Step 2: Connect the power supply
Step 3: Connect to site network using an Ethernet LAN
Step 4: Discover the IPaddress using the Digi Navigator
Step 5: Configure RealPort from the Digi Navigator
Step 6: Connect to the web UI and update the Connect EZ firmware
Step 7: Connect to Digi Remote Manager
Optional
nChange the password on the Connect EZ
nMount the Connect EZ
nConnect equipment to the Connect EZ serial port
Administrators only
nAdditional configuration to the device can be done in Remote Manager or in the device's local
web user interface.
Step 1: Verify product components
Verify that you have the following included equipment.
NEXTSTEP: If you are performing the initial device set-up, proceed to the next step after verifying the
components: Step 2: Connect the power supply.
Included equipment
Equipment Description
Connect EZ
Mini
For detailed information about the panels, see:
nTop panel and LEDs
nBottom panel
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Equipment Description
nBack panel
Power
supply
Each kit includes a power supply. The power supply is a Direct Plugin Class 2 output
transformer rated 18 W, 12 VDC, and with a 1.5 A output.
For information about connecting the power supply, see Step 2: Connect the power
supply.
Ethernet
cable
Connect to a site network using an Ethernet cable. See Step 3: Connect to site
network using an Ethernet LAN.
DINrail clip
kit
The DIN rail clip connects to the back of the device and is used to mount the device
onto a DINrail.
See Attach to DIN rail with clip.
The kit includes a DINrail clip and two screws that meet these requirements:
nM4 in diameter
n5 mm in length
nCountersunk
nPhillips #2
nBlack Steel
Loose label A loose label sticker that includes information about the device is included in the
box. You should retain this label sticker with your hardware records. For more
information about the label, see Loose label sample.
Note This label includes the unique default password for the device. This unique
password will be needed if the device is factory reset and you want to access the
web UI on the device.
Global plug
kit
If you purchased the GLB version of the device, a kit that includes global outlet plugs
is included.
Step 2: Connect the power supply
The power supply is included with the device.
The power supply is a Direct Plugin Class 2 output transformer rated 18 W, 12 VDC, with 1.5 A output.
1. Orient the device so the top of the device is facing you.

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2. Connect the twist-lock end of the power supply cord to the device.
3. Plug the other end of the power supply cord to a main power supply.
NEXTSTEP: If you are performing the initial device set-up, proceed to the next step: Step 3: Connect
to site network using an Ethernet LAN.
Step 3: Connect to site network using an Ethernet LAN
This section explains how to connect to a site network using an Ethernet cable.
1. Connect one end of an Ethernet cable to your site network.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the Connect EZ. By
default a DHCP request will be sent to the local Ethernet network.
Note If you do not have a DHCP server on your network, you canconnect locally over 192.168.210.1.
See Using the web interface.
NEXTSTEP: If you are performing the initial device set-up, proceed to the next step: Step 4: Discover
the IPaddress using the Digi Navigator.
Step 4: Discover the IPaddress using the Digi Navigator
You can use the Digi Navigator to quickly discover the IP address for the Connect EZ.
Make sure you have the device powered and connected the device to your network or computer with
an Ethernet cable. See Connect to and access the Digi Navigator.
Note If you don't have access to the Digi Navigator, you can use a manual method to discover the
IPaddress. See Discover the device'sIPaddress: Additional methods.
1. Download and install the Digi Navigator.
2. Launch the Digi Navigator.
3. The tool discovers the Connect EZ devices that are powered on and connected to your
network. When the process is complete, a list of the devices appears.
nConnected to a network: By default, the HTTPS service is enabled and used to find an
IP address for the Connect EZ. Other services can be enabled if needed from the Filters
section. See Discover the IP address when connected to a network.
nConnected directly to a device or on a network with no DHCP server: In either of
these situations, a default IPaddress is assigned to the device. You can specify the
filters used to assign an IPaddress. See Discover the IP address when not on a network.
4. Expand a device to display the IPaddress.
NEXTSTEP: If you are performing the initial device set-up, you should proceed to the next step after
getting the device's IPaddress: Step 5: Configure RealPort from the Digi Navigator.

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Step 5: Configure RealPort from the Digi Navigator
You can configure the Connect EZ to communicate with your computer using RealPort from the Digi
Navigator. You must enable RealPort on the device and then configure your computer for RealPort.
In this step, all serial ports on the device are set to RealPort mode and the RealPort service is enabled.
The COMports on your laptop are also configured.
Note You can also configure the device to accept a Realport connection from the web UIon the
device. See Configure RealPort mode.
1. Make sure theConnect EZ is powered on and connected to your network or computer.
2. Download and install the Digi Navigator.
3. Launch the Digi Navigator.
4. Select the device you want to configure using one of the following methods:
nSpecify a device: Expand the Specify a device section and enter the IP address or host
name for the device.
nSelect a device: From the list of devices shown in the Digi Navigator, expand the
device that you want to configure.
5. Configure RealPort on the device.
a. Click the Configure device for RealPort button. A login screen displays.
b. Enter the device's default user name and password in the appropriate fields. The default
user name is admin and the default password is the unique password printed on the label
packaged with your device.
c. Click Submit. A progress message displays.
d. When RealPort configuration is complete, the Success message displays.
e. Click Close to close the message.
6. Configure RealPort on your computer.

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a. Click Configure this PCfor RealPort.
b. From the Select starting COM list box, select the first COM port that should be configured
for RealPort. The number of COMports configured matches the number of serial ports on
the Connect EZdevice.
c. Click Submit. A series of progress messages displays.
d. When the configuration is complete, a message displays.
e. Determine your final step:
nClose:Click Close to close the message. Configuration is complete.
nOpen Device Manager:Click Open Device Maanger if you want to do further
configuration to the COMports. The Windows Properties dialog displays.
7. If desired, you can verify the RealPort configuration. See Configure the serial port for RealPort
mode and Configure the RealPort service.
8. After RealPort configuration is complete, you can open the Windows Properties dialog for the
COM ports on your computer that are configured for RealPort from within the Digi Navigator.
a. Launch the Digi Navigator if it is not currently open. A list of Connect EZ devices that have
RealPort enabled and configured displays in the RealPort Devices section at the bottom of
the application screen.
b. Click Open Device Manager to open the Windows Properties dialog for the COM ports on
your computer that are configured for RealPort. For more information, see Manage the
RealPort device list.
NEXTSTEP: If you are performing the initial device set-up, proceed to the next step: Step 6: Connect
to the web UI and update the Connect EZ firmware.
Step 6: Connect to the web UI and update the Connect EZ
firmware
You should update the firmware on the Connect EZ device to ensure that you have the latest features.
Step 1:Connect to the local Web UI on the Connect EZ
Step 2:Update the firmware on the Connect EZ
NEXTSTEP: If you are performing the initial device set-up, proceed to the next step: Step 7: Connect
to Digi Remote Manager.
Connect to the local Web UI on the Connect EZ
Once you are connected to the local Web UI, you can configure your device.