Portal Users can access direct network configuration settings for the CKB304 directly from the dealer interface:
Click on the Bridge Settings:
Click on the "Network" Tab:
And you will arrive at the Network Configuration Screen:
1. Main IP: On this line is the current IP address and assignment method (Static IP or DHCP). You can click the line to enter Main IP Config :

- On this screen, you can see more detailed IP information including the Subnet Mask and Gateway at a glance on Line 1
- You can also manually assign a static IP by clicking manual and entering the desired IP information in the boxes below.
2. Sub IP: This function allows the user to add an additional IP address to the bridge in a different IP range; click to configure:
- Click the enable slider to activate the function (the IPV4 Address and Subnet Fields will go from grey to white)
- Enter desired second IP Address
- Enter Subnet Mask for the added network.
- Click "apply"
3. Emergency IP: If working with a network that doesn't use DHCP assignment for IP addresses, the bridge will default to the displayed local IP address for direct configuration, click to view:
- With DHCP and Portal Communications unavailable, this function will go active
- Navigate to the listed IP locally to configure network settings and assign the Bridge an internet capable IP address.
4. DNS Settings: View or add DNS Address information; click to configure:
- The DNS server your network is communicating is displayed on line 1 and cannot be edited
- Click add or edit to manage the custom list of selected DNS server locations
5. Admin Tool: This will provide you with the information to access the full local administrative configuration of the Bridge through the LAN, click to view:
- The URL that the user can navigate to for Local Admin Configuration is listed here
- That password will change daily; log into the dealer portal to get today's custom password to access the configuration.
- *Note* This is not required for standard bridge installation and mostly designed for more granular troubleshooting.
Local Admin Interface Navigation article coming soon.
Thanks for reading!