¶ Standard network
- Network management service
network management service provided by the systemd suite.
It is a lightweight and modern solution for configuring and managing network interfaces.
- NIC bonding or link aggregation
Allowing multiple network interfaces to be combined into a single logical interface.
This increases bandwidth, provides redundancy, and ensures higher availability by automatically handling failovers if one link goes down. It's ideal for enhancing network performance and reliability in critical environments.
- IP Address Management
IPAM framework DHCP+DNS.(v4.50 Debian 12)
- DHCP Service
Offer a DHCP system in your network.(v4.50 Debian 10)
- IPv6
Manage IPv6
- IP aliasing
Allowing you to assign multiple IP addresses to a single network interface.
This feature is useful for running multiple services on the same physical device, isolating traffic, or simplifying routing and firewall configurations.
- VLAN
Create and manage VLAN interfaces, allowing network administrators to segment traffic efficiently.
This feature helps isolate services, improve security, and simplify traffic management by assigning virtual interfaces to specific VLAN IDs directly from the web console.
- Macvlan
Create and manage MacVLAN interfaces, enabling network services to use multiple MAC addresses on a single physical network interface. This allows for better network segmentation, container isolation, and communication with the host or external networks without additional hardware.
- WIFI Management
Artica supports Wi-Fi network cards, enabling wireless connectivity for systems that require network access without physical cabling.
This allows flexibility in deployment, especially in environments where Ethernet connections are not feasible.
- Advanced Gateway
Using Artica as an advanced gateway
- IP Masquerading
How to masquerade multiple internal networks.
- Masquerading rules
This feature allows traffic from internal networks to be translated and routed through a single external IP address, simplifying NAT configurations and ensuring secure and seamless outbound connectivity.
- Transmit queue length
This parameter controls the length of the transmission queue in packets.
Properly tuning this parameter can improve network performance for high-speed interfaces like 10Gbps
- Persistent network interfaces
Applies rules to ensure that network interfaces retain consistent names across reboots and hardware changes.
This prevents unexpected renaming (e.g., from eth0 to ens33) and guarantees stability in configurations that depend on specific interface names—crucial for routing, firewall rules, and monitoring.
- Deny Artica to manage the network
You want to manage the network manually
- Wan Optimization
How to optimize TCP connection in Artica
- Tune your network Interfaces
Allows you to increase network buffer sizes for high-speed networks, improving performance and stability under heavy traffic loads.
This is especially useful for servers handling large amounts of data or operating in gigabit/multi-gigabit environments, helping to reduce packet loss and optimize throughput.
- Speed Tests
Perform periodic Internet speed tests to monitor connection performance over time. This feature helps track download and upload speeds, detect fluctuations, and ensure your ISP is delivering expected service levels. Results can be logged and used for diagnostics or alerting on degraded connectivity.