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# Status Page

There is a new status page for base stations available in the Cloud with more information provided.

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1. Here it shows the general network settings, like when it was last seen and the IP addresses of the base station
2. The Ethernet address here is the local router IP. If you have to connect to the base station directly from the same network and you do not remember the IP address, then you can see the local IP here.
3. The general information about the base station is visible here.
4. The integrations that are enabled on the base station and their status can now be visible from the Cloud here.


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