Knowledge Base

The Building node contains basic information about the ComfortClick server and the current project.

This node provides access to important server-related details and settings, including:

• Server information

• License information

• Available software updates

• Network configuration

• Other basic server and project settings

The Building node is usually the starting point for checking the server status, license state, software version, and network setup.

Table of contents

License

License settings are displaying the information about current server license. The license can be requested by clicking the Register button in the toolbar. The web browser is opened and the login page for www.comfortclick.com is displayed. User must login to his ComfortClick web page user account. After the device is registered, the user must open the controller’s license page and click refresh to retrieve the license.

Updates

Updates settings contain information about system updates. Available updates can be installed by clicking on the Install button. The refresh button checks for available updates. Beta releases are also available in the updates window. To update the server to the latest beta version, users can switch between release and beta version under updates settings. In addition to updating the system, this function also allows you to manually reinstall bOS Configurator or bOS Client when needed.

This can be useful if the Configurator or Client installation is missing, corrupted, outdated, or needs to be repaired.

Network

Network settings enable changing of network settings on the server machine. The server machine should use static IP setting to avoid problems with connecting to the server from client devices.

Users can choose between wired and wireless connection. If users want wireless connection, wlan0 must be enabled in networking settings in order for wifi to scan the local wifi network. To enable wireless open networking settings in bos configurator, and switch between eth0 (wired) to wlan0 (wireless).

Automatic Speedtest

To check current stability and network speed, configurator can run a speed test every 12h to check current internet connection. We can display download speed, upload speed, ping and last speed test date.

IPV6

As networks gradually transition to IPv6, ComfortClick allows IPv6 to be enabled and configured directly in the network settings.

To enable IPv6, expand the IPv6 section by clicking the arrow next to it. This opens the IPv6 configuration settings.

Before changing these settings, consult with your IT administrator or network specialist to make sure the correct network information is used.

Configure the required IPv6 settings, including:

• IP Address

• Prefix Length

• Gateway

• DNS Settings

After all required fields are configured, click Apply to save the settings.

Once applied, IPv6 is enabled and ready to use on the ComfortClick server.

Wireless

Wireless settings allow user to connect their controller to their wireless network. Using the Scan button allows the controller to scan for nearby wireless networks, select the correct one from the list, enter login credentials and connect to the wireless network.

If there is no wireless networks found or even the network adapter, make sure to enable wlan network in the main Network settings

Security

Security settings allow user to add or remove unwanted devices to the black list in order to prevent unauthorized access to the server. If someone tries to access the server with wrong login credentials eight times within one minute, device will be automatically added to the black list and further attempts will be no longer possible. Once user removes device from the black list, it will be possible to reach the server again.

System Settings

Under System Settings, you can safely shut down or reboot the server machine.

These functions are especially recommended for ComfortClick Jigsaw servers. Instead of unplugging the power cable, use the Shutdown or Reboot function to turn off or restart the device properly.

Using the built-in shutdown and reboot functions helps prevent possible data corruption, configuration issues, or unexpected system behavior.

Building values

The main Building node provides simple and basic hardware info or usage for the current server.

Values provides CPU, disk and memory usage, so the system integrator can have a quick overview of the current situation of the server.

These values can also be used as triggers to send notification to the user if there is any high usage.