Client´s MAC address

MAC address of client´s wlan interface. The system automatically loads MAC addresses once an hour. If you have activated firewall MAC filter and you connect a new client, you do not need to fill in client´s MAC address. In this case, ISPadmin enables the client in firewall and when the client is connected, it will read his MAC address from ARP table, and stores it. IP address is then linked to MAC address and locked.
MAC address must be filled in case you use Wireless MAC filter. You must enter MAC address of client´s router prior to the installation, otherwise the client would not be able to connect to AP.
You allow the client to connect with this MAC address only. Calling-Station-ID attribute is created.

Invoice date from

Initial date of invoicing the service/item. Usually it is left unchanged (i.e. current date is used), the first invoice is issued at next invoicing. (Invoicing Invoices). If you move the date forward, the first invoice will be issued following this date.

icon info2 You may use Internet system variable $BILL_FROM$, which uses this date. Use for e.g. contract templates when a specific service is selected.

IPTV service

IPTV is a service of providing television via the Internet as the digital television is broadcasted via IP protocol and computer networks. Set-top box is used for receiving. Its purpose is to bring the customer a broader offer of television programmes and broadband data services. Another significant attribute is the ability to transmit images in higher quality than analogue signal.

VoIP service

VoIP service enables transmitting voice via computer network or another medium accessible for IP protocol. Telephony over the Internet, Intranet, or any other data connection is used.

Connection point

Access point is wireless card of a router through which the client accesses your network. Set up access points in Hardware Routers All, Settings - Connect. points.

In global settings - Settings Syst.settings General, ID auto_assign_access_point, you can turn on automatic allocation of access point to Internet service. The function detects an Internet service without access point, yet with allocated MAC address. The MAC address is searched for on all routers with defined access point and active registration for WiFi card. If a match is found, the system automatically assigns it to Internet service, and save the information to log.

End device IP address

IP address of end device is to be entered only if a client has HW equipment which works in bridge mode. This means that the client has 2 IP addresses. This is the address of the end device (CPE) provided by an ISP which, for instance, serves for reception of WiFi signal, and it is located on an antenna pole. The IP address serves for accessing this device and for its management.

Internet tariff - display

A tariff assigned to service at its creation, or edit. If no tariffs has been selected, Not set is displayed; service is configured individually (i.e. Download, Upload, Price, Discount etc.), independently on tariff set-ups.

Primary DNS

Main server for DNS name translation to IP address. We recommend that you use IP address with the ISPadmin installation. ISPadmin contains a configured cache-only DNS server which stores translated requests from your network for a quicker processing of subsequent queries.

End device MAC address

Physical address of a bridge. MAC address of end device is to be entered only if a client has HW equipment (CPE) provided by an ISP which works in bridge mode. If MAC address is not entered, the system will try to find it automatically. Every hour, the system checks ARP table of all routers and if IP address is found, it will automatically fill MAC address in, too. Information on detected MAC address is available in Statistics History, MAC addresses.

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