Network Configuration Administration

The Network Configuration Administration page (Administration > System > Network Configuration) allows administrators to configure various network settings related to Netreo operations. Each section is explained below.

Netreo Network Configuration
This section provides settings to change Netreo's local IP address and network variables. Any changes made here, or in the two subsections below, must be saved using the Save Network Configuration button. Be aware that changing the IP address of an Netreo that is already licensed may invalidate that license. If you need a new license because you want to change your Netreo's IP address, contact a Netreo support representative to be issued a new license.

Timezone Setting
Here you can change the local timezone for Netreo. If you use an NTP server (see below), this will adjust the UTC time to your local time.

NTP Server Setting
If there is an NTP server that you prefer to use to manage your server system time, enter its IP address or hostname in the field provided, and Netreo will synchronize its server system time to UTC time using that server. Use the timezone setting above to then adjust the UTC time to your local time.

Proxy Server Setting
If you use a proxy server to control your local network's access to the internet, you can configure Netreo to use that proxy here. Enter the IP address of the proxy server and the port Netreo will be required to connect on. If your proxy server also requires a username and password, enter those in the fields provided and then select the authentication protocol used by the proxy. When the settings are configured correctly click the Save Proxy Configuration button and Netreo will access the internet using your proxy.

The following Netreo functions utilize the proxy server when configured:

• Incident management (action methods, acknowledge by email, etc.)
• ServiceNow CMDB
• Netreo OpenVPN tunnel services
• Licensing services/Netreo call-home tools (licenses, updates, etc.)
• Netreo Cloud Library
• Communication traffic between Netreo and any connected service engines.