Industrial Router Configurations

Updated: June 13, 2025

Overview

This section provides the necessary settings and parameters to correctly configure supported network devices.

Requirements for configuring IR1101 devices

This section lists the prerequisites for configuring IR1101 routers, including verification of IOx container keys and guidance for devices shipped before and after January 2020.

Configuring industrial routers

This process describes how industrial routers are configured to communicate with Cisco IoT Operations Dashboard.

Prepare industrial routers

Use this procedure to prepare your network device for SEA configuration in IoT Operations Dashboard.

Configure and enable IOx on industrial routers

Learn how to configure and enable IOx on Cisco industrial routers to deploy and manage containerized applications and services at the network edge.

Configure industrial routers to connect to IoT OD

Use this procedure to configure industrial routers for secure connection and registration with the Cisco IoT Operations Dashboard (IoT OD).

Verify configuration on the device terminal

Use this task to verify that your device’s transport profile is configured correctly and to confirm that the device can establish a secure connection with the Cisco IoT Operations Dashboard.

Verify the device status on the Operations Dashboard

Learn how to confirm that your device has transitioned from the Staged status to the Registered status in the IoT Operations Dashboard after a registration attempt.

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