- MK.IO
- How To
- Managing Edge Devices
- On-board edge devices
- Troubleshooting on-boarding of edge devices
Troubleshooting on-boarding of edge devices
This page covers common issues that occur when on-boarding edge devices.
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”-
All edge devices require a network interface configured as Control with an IP address.
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DNS addresses that can resolve external domain names such as
https://api.mk.io/. -
To register and manage an edge device, it must be able to connect to
https://api.mk.io/. This requires either:- A default gateway that can route to the internet, and any customer-managed firewall MUST allow egress TCP port 443 to
https://api.mk.io/. - Or, configuration to use an HTTP proxy that can reach
https://api.mk.io/.
- A default gateway that can route to the internet, and any customer-managed firewall MUST allow egress TCP port 443 to
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The device must have connected at least once to
https://app.mk.io/before it can be registered.
Cannot add device
Section titled “Cannot add device”When manually adding a device via the MK.IO UI, you may see an error similar to:
1000.4500.1500.1300 - Device is not recognised. A device with this ID has never connected to MK.IO. Connect the device to MK.IO and try again.
Check that the device network settings are correctly configured. See Network Configuration.
Connected field shows No in the device web UI
Section titled “Connected field shows No in the device web UI”Diagnose via the device’s local web UI:
- Open the device’s local web UI:
http://<Control-IP-Address>. - Go to Appliance > Fleet. After a few seconds, additional information appears.
- Click
next to the Connected: No field to run diagnostics.
- Resolve the network problem or configuration issue, then try again.
Diagnose via the device’s local terminal:
- Log in to the device’s terminal.
- Run the
control-wizardcommand. - MK.IO API connectivity is tested and results display on screen.
- Press Q to quit.
Short code not accepted
Section titled “Short code not accepted”Short codes are short-lived. You can also use the Device ID.