Type of client connection, e.g. WiFi 5GHz, RADIUS. Set up client type in Settings Code lists Clients Service type

Define it in Settings Code lists Locations. Geographical group for routers. You can use it for cities or town districts, counties etc. It helps you with schematic displaying of routers. If you administrate more cities or villages, you can use the names of specific cities and villages. If you administrate only a few cities, you can use names of city districts. If your network is very extensive, it is more suitable to select distribution of locations into districts or regions. With this distribution you will significantly make more clear displaying of routers in individual system screens. It is also possible to filter records and client according to this division. For example: bulk email and SMS.

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The modem will use a specific configuration file (for example, one with VoIP support or one with a special QoS).

If this field is filled in, the system will automatically arrange (on the DHCP server) for a given configuration file to be loaded during boot. This configuration file must be created with the help of an external utility and must be uploaded to the /data/support/tftp_root/ directory on the server.
If this field is not filled in, the system will automatically create a standard configuration file.

Application of items for needs of double-entry bookkeeping. Set it up in Invoicing Settings Accounting.

Full duplex - download and upload at the same time

Half duplex - the set speed is divided between download and upload

You can choose from the list to which transfer direction you wish to apply FUP: DOWNLOAD, UPLOAD or both. You can set up to 4 FUP thresholds. When a client exceeds a particular threshold, they will be punished in a certain way. When they exceed another threshold, they will be punished more harshly. In this way, you can crack down on those clients whose data usage is excessive. There is a wide range of options: from Burst deactivation through speed reductions (speed can be reduced for several hours, days, weeks or months) to temporary suspension of service.

The Do not count data to FUP for period option allows you to set a time period during which usage will not be counted towards clients’ data allowances. Example: night hours. Less traffic flows through the network in this time period, so you can motivate your clients to download files then.

If your clients have tariffs with a limited data allowance, you can charge them for excess data. If they exceed a given allowance (in GB per month), you can charge them for additional data (in MB). Again, it is possible to select a part of day when usage will not be counted towards clients’ data allowances.

For the excess data fee to appear on an invoice, it is necessary to activate this option and set it correctly in the fakturace_nadlimitnich_dat key in Invoicing Settings General. Generate invoices for the previous month - 0. Generate invoices for the current month - 1.

(For example, if the key is set to 1, invoices for January must be generated on 1 February at the earliest.) If you want to generate invoices for excess data, you have the following two options:

• 0 - You are generating invoices for January in January, so you do not have information about excess data for that month, which is why the excess data fee for the previous month (if there is any) is added to a given invoice.
• 1 - You are generating invoices for January and you want the excess data fee for January (if there is any) to be included on a given invoice. To make this possible, you have to issue the invoice in the next month (February).