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Issue/Error Messages, Reference and/or NonAdmin HowTo's about: Backups Directory Services Domains Network Interfaces

• Configuring Speed and Duplex Settings of Ethernet Interfaces in Kerio Control

  Overview   This article provides the steps to configure the speed and duplex parameters in an Ethernet interface of Kerio Control. This article serves as a guide when troubleshooting issues related to...

• Configuring large segment offload in Kerio Control

  Overview Kerio Control includes large segment offload (LSO), also referred to as generic segmentation offload. LSO allows the network interface controller to process the segmentation of data transfers...

• Creating Guest Networks With Kerio Control Virtual Appliance

  Overview Customers may want to create guest networks with Kerio Control Virtual Appliance (VMware) installed on their laptops. This article shares the process of creating a LAN, WAN, or a guest networ...

• Setting up VLAN in the Hyper-V Environment of Kerio Control

  Overview This article provides information about the advanced VLAN configuration settings in the Hyper-V environment of Kerio Control. The condition for using the VLAN in Kerio Control is the trunk de...

• Functionalities of the IP Tools Interface

  Overview IP Tools is an interface that is located in the Status area of the administration dashboard. It helps the administrators in troubleshooting the connectivity issues and obtaining information a...

• Configuring RADIUS WiFi authentication with external Access Point (AP)

  Overview RADIUS is a protocol used for access to a computer network. Kerio Control implements a RADIUS server for user authentication with your Wi-Fi access point (AP). This allows users to use their ...

• IPv6 filtering in Kerio Control

  Overview: Kerio Control supports allowing traffic by IPv6. WARNING In newer operating systems, this protocol is enabled by default and the computer has an automatically generated IPv6 address. This ca...

• Changing the MTU and MAC address of Network Interfaces in Kerio Control

  Overview The MTU (maximum transmission unit) is the maximum size of an IP packet that can be transmitted without fragmentation. If your network device requires a specific MTU (as, for example, some ty...

• Configuring L2TP Tunnel in Kerio Control

  Overview Kerio Control supports L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol). Internet providers may use this protocol for creating a tunnel for connecting you to the internet. This article shares the processes ...

• Configuring TCP/IP settings in Kerio Control Interfaces

  Overview While configuring network interfaces, Kerio Control interfaces can be set to Automatic, Manual, and Link-Local only modes (applies for IPv6 only). This article describes how to configure IP a...