User`s guide

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Paged iDigi Connection settings
 Enable Paged iDigi Connection: When enabled and a request is received to do so, the
device will initiate the connection to the iDigi server. A paged connection is initiated on
demand when a request to connect is received from an external communication, such as
a Short Message received via a mobile service provider. The external communication
may specify the iDigi server with which the device should connect, or it may simply
request that the device connect to the iDigi server that is configured in the
Paged iDigi Connection settings.
Paged iDigi connections provide emergency access to your Digi device, directing it to
connect to the iDigi server so management or application operations may be performed.
A paged iDigi connection can be configured to disconnect an established connection to
an iDigi Server so the paged connection can be established instead, or it may configured
to defer to a connection that is already established.
If paged iDigi connections are not enabled by this setting, paged connection requests
will be refused if received via external communication. This setting fully controls
whether or not paged iDigi connections will be permitted.
 iDigi Server Address: The IP address or hostname of the iDigi server. For a paged iDigi
connection, it is not required that the iDigi server address be provided in the
configuration settings. This is acceptable since the iDigi server address can be specified
in the external communication that requests the paged connection. The external
communication may also be able to override this configuration option with its own iDigi
server address selection. This is permitted in support of emergency device management.
 Disconnect the current iDigi connection before making a paged connection: If
enabled, the Digi device will terminate an established connection to the iDigi server, and
then it will connect to the iDigi server specified in the Paged iDigi Connection settings
or specified in the external communication (such as a Short Message). The external
communication may also be able to disconnect an established iDigi connection, thereby
overriding this configuration option. This is permitted in support of emergency device
management.