Columns - NetCloud-Manager-Devices-Tab-Network-Interfaces/Columns

Online Status – Shows the connection state for WAN interfaces. LAN interfaces are left blank.

Signal Strength – A relative percentage indicating the signal strength based on signal quality metrics.

Name – Can be ethernet-lan, ethernet-wan, wlan-wireless0, and so on. Cellular modems include an identifier (for example, lte- cec5ffa7).

Cellular RSSI – The signal strength, or received signal strength indicator (RSSI), measured in dBm. For most modems, the minimum acceptable value is dBm > −85 (values closer to 0 are better). Wi-Fi devices report RSSI under the Wi-Fi RSSI column.

SINR – The Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio. This is a measure of the quality of the signal, taking into account interference and noise. SINR is positive, and higher numbers are better. (Minimum acceptable value: dB > 7)

ECIO – A measure of the signal quality used with multiple technologies, including HSPA+ and EVDO. It is the ratio of the received energy of the carrier to the overall interference, expressed as a logarithm (for example, Ec/Io = log10[Effect energy / (total energy + noise)]). This value will be negative: numbers closer to 0 are better quality signals. (Minimum acceptable value: dB > −10)

Service Type – The service or technology type of the network interface (for example, LTE, Ethernet, Wi-Fi).

Carrier – The connected carrier, if available. Otherwise, this represents the carrier to which the modem is configured to connect.

Registered Carrier – The carrier the modem is currently registered with.

IPv4 Address – The Internet Protocol version 4 address of the network interface. Example: 10.143.127.234.

Model – The detailed network interface type (for example, Internal LTE/EVDO, 10/100/1000 Ethernet Switch).

Router Full Product – The router product type (for example, IBR600LE).

MDN – The Mobile Directory Number; the phone number associated with the modem.

Account – The account in which the device is located.

APN – Access point name.

Asset – Specifies if an interface and its historical data persists when moved between routers in an account.

BSID – The WiMAX Base Station Identifier.

Bytes In – The amount of data input transferred since the last reboot.

Bytes Out – The amount of data output transferred since the last reboot.

Cell ID – The ID of the cell tower to which the device is currently connected.

CINR – The Carrier to Interference plus Noise Ratio. This is a measure of the quality of the signal, taking into account interference and noise. CINR is specific to WiMAX. CINR is positive, and higher numbers are better. (Minimum acceptable value: dB > 9)

Connection State – The state of the connection to the carrier network.

Device Type – The type of device (for example, Ethernet, VLAN, LTE, or Modem).

ESN – Electronic Serial Number is an older identification number for CDMA, replaced in newer devices by MEID. Pseudo ESNs (pESN) that are not necessarily unique can be generated from the MEID when an ESN is needed.

Gateway – The default gateway of the network interface's internet connection.

Home Carrier – The carrier of the modem's service provider account. This value is associated with either the modem itself or the modem's SIM card, if applicable.

ICCID – The Integrated Circuit Card Identifier is a unique international identifier for a physical SIM card. Not all devices using a SIM report their ICCID.

IPv6 Address – The Internet Protocol version 6 address of the network interface.

ID – The ID of the network interface. Each network interface in NetCloud Manager has a unique number for identification.

IMEI – International Mobile Station Equipment Identity is a unique identifier for LTE, HSPA+, and GSM technologies.

IMSI – International Mobile Subscriber Identity is a unique identifier for a subscriber. This is typically displayed as a 15- digit number composed of the mobile country code (MCC), mobile network code (MNC), and mobile subscription identification number (MSIN).

LAC/TAC – Location Area Code (LAC) or Tracking Area Code (TAC) identifier of the location or tracking area currently registered in within a mobile network.

Last Update – The time of the last update received from the device.

Manufacturer – The manufacturer of the device.

MEID – Mobile Equipment Identifier is a unique identifier for certain carrier devices. An MEID is comprised of hexadecimal digits and is 56 bits long (14 hex digits).

Family – The type of network in which the interface is currently operating (for example, WAN or LAN).

Modem FW – The modem's firmware carrier as determined from the modem's firmware package string.

Modem FW Status – Shows the outcome of the most recent modem firmware upgrade attempt. It does not indicate the modem's current firmware status or whether updates are available. See the Commands section for more information. See Modem Software Upgrade and Carrier Switching Status Messages for possible messages.Modem Software Upgrade and Carrier Switching Status Messages

Modem FW Version – The modem's firmware version.

Modem Serial Number – The GSN number (ESN/IMEI).

MTU – The Maximum Transmission Unit is the size of the largest packet that the layer can pass onward.

NAI – The Network Access Identifier is the user identity submitted by the client during network access authentication.

Netmask – The netmask of the network interface's internet connection. A netmask is used to define a range of IP addresses.

PLMN (MCC-MNC) – Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) are identifiers used to distinguish mobile networks globally. Each PLMN code is a combination of two components: MCC (Mobile Country Code) and MNC (Mobile Network Code).

Port – The physical port on the device the modem is plugged into.

Primary DNS – The Primary Domain Name System server address.

Product – The product name of the modem.

RF Band – The RF Band the modem is connected on. If multiple bands are detected, they are listed.

RF Band 5G – The RF Band 5G the modem is connected on. If multiple bands are detected, they are listed.

Router Asset Identifier – (Routers grid field)

Router Custom 1 – (Routers grid field)

Router Custom 2 – (Routers grid field)

Router Description – (Routers grid field)

Router Group – The name of the group in which the router is located.

Router ID – The ID of the router. Each device in NetCloud Manager has a unique number for identification.

Router MAC – The Media Access Control address of the router.

Router Name – The name of the router. By default, this is of the form: MBR1400-f76 or IBR600-52b (the last three characters are the last three characters of the MAC address). You can change these names in the Devices section.

Router NCOS Status – (Routers grid field)

Router Product – The router product type (for example, IBR600).

Router State – (Routers grid field)

RSRP – Reference Signal Receive Power is an LTE-specific measure of signal strength, similar to RSSI. RSRP measures lower than RSSI due to the way it is calculated.

RSRP 5G – Reference Signal Receive Power is an 5G-specific measure of signal strength, similar to RSSI. RSRP measures lower than RSSI due to the way it is calculated.

RSRQ – Reference Signal Receive Quality is an LTE-specific measure of signal quality that works in conjunction with RSRP. It is a ratio of the RSRP to the total received power, including unwanted noise.

RSRQ 5G – Reference Signal Receive Quality is an 5G-specific measure of signal quality that works in conjunction with RSRP. It is a ratio of the RSRP to the total received power, including unwanted noise.

RSSNR – Reference Signal Strength Noise Ratio is a measure of LTE signal quality expressed in units of dBm. The higher the RSSNR value, the better the signal.

Secondary DNS – The Secondary Domain Name System server address.

Serial Number – The modem's serial number. This is selected by the router from the first available field (CGSN, ESN, GSN).

SINR 5G – The Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio. This is a 5G-specific measure of the quality of the signal, taking into account interference and noise. SINR is positive, and higher numbers are better.

SSID – The "Service Set Identifier" or "network name" for Wi-Fi interfaces.

UID – The unique identifier the router uses to identify the modem.

Uptime – The time in seconds since the network interface was restarted.

WiFi Channel – The Wi-Fi channel currently in use. Only for WWAN devices.

WiFi RSSI – Received Signal Strength Indicator is a measurement of the power present in a received radio signal. Wi-Fi as WAN and Wi-Fi bridged connections report RSSI values. Modems report RSSI under the Cellular RSSI column.

WiMAX Realm – Used to attach and authenticate with a WiMAX service. This value is only used by WiMAX-capable devices.