Digi AnywhereUSB Plus User Manual

Command line interface Command line reference
AnywhereUSB® Plus User Guide
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config service anywhereusb groups
Assign a name to each group and specify the ports in each group. When a client connects to a group in
the AnywhereUSB Manager, the user has access to all of the ports in the group.
You can change the name for a group in the Group Description field. By default, a group is named
"Group" appended by a consecutive number, such as Group 1, Group 2, and so on. This name displays
in the Group Name field in the Group Status pane.
For each group, you can specify ports.
Note Each port should be assigned to only one group.
You can also do this in the web UI. See Create groups and assign ports to the group.
Syntax
config service anywhereusb groups [option]
Options
group(01-24) description "string"
Enter a name for the group. Replace string with the group name. You must have double quotes around
the name.
group(01-24) ports (0-23) (1-24)
Specify group number to change and a single port or a range of ports to assign to this group.
Note Ports can only be assigned to one group at a time. If a port is assigned to a new group, it is
removed from the current group.
Examples
Specify a group name for group 2
config service anywhereusb groups group02 description "Group 2 name"
Replace an existing port assignment
Replace the group 1 port at index 0 with port 1.
config service anywhereusb groups group01 ports 0 1
View current port settings
In this example, there are three assigned ports: port 1 (occupying index position 0), port 2 (index
position 1) and port 3 (index position 2).
config show service anywhereusb groups group01 ports
0 1
1 2
2 3

Digi AnywhereUSB Plus Specifications

General

Brand	Digi
Model	AnywhereUSB Plus
Category	Switch
Language	English

Summary

Get started with your AnywhereUSB

Initial connection: Administrators only

Steps for initial setup performed by administrators, enabling subsequent user connections.

Next steps after initial connection

Procedures to follow after the initial setup is complete, such as creating groups.

Interfaces

Wide Area Networks (WANs)

Configuration details for Wide Area Networks (WANs) and Wireless Wide Area Networks (WWANs).

Local Area Networks (LANs)

Configuration settings for Local Area Networks (LANs), including ETH2 and creating new LANs.

Services

Allow remote access for web administration and SSH

Steps to enable remote access to the device via web administration and SSH.

Configure DNS

How to configure the device's caching DNS server for network name resolution.

User authentication

Local users

Details on authenticating users directly on the device without external mechanisms.

Configure serial authentication

How to configure authentication for serial access to the device.

Firewall

Firewall configuration

Overview of firewall configuration options, including zones, port forwarding, and packet filtering.

Configure packet capture for the network analyzer

Steps to set up and configure the network analyzer for capturing and analyzing traffic.

System administration

Update system firmware

Procedures for updating the device's operating system firmware via OTA or local file.

Erase device configuration and reset to factory defaults

Steps to reset the device to factory default settings, clearing all configurations.

Central management

Digi Remote Manager support

Information on using Digi Remote Manager for remote configuration and management of devices.

Collect device health data and set the sample interval

How to enable and configure the collection and upload of device health metrics to Digi Remote Manager.

Diagnostics

Perform a speedtest

How to perform network speed tests using iPerf or nuttcp to measure throughput.

Analyze network traffic

Using the built-in network analyzer to capture and analyze data traffic for diagnostics.

File system

The AnywhereUSB Plus local file system

Overview of the local file system, available space, and writable directories.

Upload and download files

Procedures for transferring files to and from the device using WebUI, SCP, or SFTP.

Routing

IP routing

How the device makes routing decisions for packets based on destination IP and routing tables.

Configure a static route

Steps to manually configure routing entries for specific destination addresses and interfaces.

Virtual Private Networks (VPN)

IPsec

Information on IPsec protocols for creating secure communication links and tunnels.

OpenVPN

Details on OpenVPN, an open-source VPN technology for secure site-to-site connections.

Command line interface

Access the command line interface

Methods to access the device's command line interface via SSH, serial, or WebUI terminal.

Configuration mode

How to enter and use configuration mode for performing multiple configuration tasks.