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Main View

The Edge Devices module shows a list of all edge devices that are assigned to the current tenant:

• Edge device ID
  • The unique device ID in the platform. Usually a combination of tenant shortname and edge device serial number.
• Operator
  • If the edge device is linked to an asset, the respective operator tenant is displayed.
• Service Provider
  • if the edge device is linked to a customer machine the respective service provider tenant is displayed.
• Device Type
• Serial Number
• IoT-Hub Status
• Connected Machine
  • Address of machine connected to the edge device
• OS Version of the edge device
• Provisioned for
  • The tenant, the edge device was provisioned for

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EdgeDeviceDetailView EdgeDeviceDetailView

Edge Device Detail View

Click on a row with an edge device to open the edge device detail view:

File Transfer

Endpoints for distributing files to the edge device via the SSH File Transfer can be entered here:

• To create an endpoint on the selected edge device, click . Or, to edit an existing endpoint, click to edit the entry.

The dialogue for entering the endpoint name and address opens:

• Enter a name for the endpoint.
• Enter an URI for the endpoint. The URI must have a format like in the screenshot above ("smb://<user>:<pw>@<ipaddress>:<port>/<directory>") or an IP address.
  
  • smb: Type of used protocol (currently only SMB supported)
    
  • <user>: User name for the filetransfer endpoint.
    
  • <pw>: Password for the filetransfer endpoint.
    
  • <ipaddress>: IP address for the filetransfer endpoint.
    
  • <port>: Port of the filetransfer endpoint.
    
  • <directory>: Name of the shared directory.
• Click .

Your new File Transfer endpoint was successfully created:

Remote Access

You can add a remote connection to the edge device.

• Add a new remote tunnel connection by clicking or edit an existing entry via .
• Choose a tunnel type (SSH or VNC) from the Connection Type dropdown list enter a name for the connection under Tunnel Name (optional) and click on .

• Enter the IP address of your local machine in the field Local IP (optional).
• Enter the port of your local machine in the field Local Port (optional).
• Enter the IP address of the target you want to connect to in the field Remote IP.
• Enter the IP port of the target you want to connect to in the field Remote Port.
• If you want to use a local proxy, enter the proxy IP address in the field Local Proxy Id in the format 10.1.1.0/24.

• Continue by clicking .

A summary of the entered tunnel properties is displayed:

• If all entries are correct, create the new remote connection via .

Your newly created tunnel connection now appears in the list of tunnel connections: