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2026-03-18T14:14:44Z

Sylvia: Created page with "= Bondix Licenses = Bondix Licenses purchased via the webshop have the following characteristics: == Validity == * Licenses are valid for '''368 days''' from generation. * Each license has a defined '''start and end time''' and '''cannot be renewed'''. * Upon expiry, they must be '''replaced''' with a '''new license key'''. == Activation == * Licenses must be '''activated on a server'''. * Licenses are bound to the '''email address used during server activation'''. Th..."

= Bondix Licenses =

Bondix Licenses purchased via the webshop have the following characteristics:

== Validity ==
* Licenses are valid for '''368 days''' from generation.
* Each license has a defined '''start and end time''' and '''cannot be renewed'''.
* Upon expiry, they must be '''replaced''' with a '''new license key'''.

== Activation ==
* Licenses must be '''activated on a server'''.
* Licenses are bound to the '''email address used during server activation'''. This is '''not necessarily the same''' as the webshop account email.

== License Management ==
* The activation email address can be used to look up the license code in [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].
* Licenses are tied to this identity for management and visibility.

== Important Notes ==
* Always ensure the correct email address is used during activation.
* This ensures proper access to:
** License information
** Management via my.bondix.cloud

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T14:02:32Z

Sylvia: /* 2. Select products */

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order Bondix Licenses and Bondix Hosted Services via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Bondix Licenses
* Bondix Hosted Services
* Bondix License Subscription (coming soon!)

Find more information on our products here: [[product catalogue|Bondix Product Catalogue]]

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Bondix Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Bondix Hosted Services ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses''' AND
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only.

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T13:21:23Z

Sylvia:

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order Bondix Licenses and Bondix Hosted Services via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Bondix Licenses
* Bondix Hosted Services
* Bondix License Subscription

Find more information on our products here: [[product catalogue|Bondix Product Catalogue]]

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Bondix Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Bondix Hosted Services ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses''' AND
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only.

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T12:05:30Z

Sylvia: /* Why use the Webshop? */

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Licenses
* Subscriptions

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Bondix Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Subscriptions ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses'''
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only.

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T11:33:22Z

Sylvia: /* Links & Contacts */

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Licenses
* Subscriptions

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Bondix Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Subscriptions ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses'''
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only.

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T11:33:00Z

Sylvia: /* FAQ */

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Licenses
* Subscriptions

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Bondix Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Subscriptions ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses'''
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only.

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T11:32:42Z

Sylvia: /* Use a shared company email */

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Licenses
* Subscriptions

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Bondix Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Subscriptions ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses'''
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T11:32:16Z

Sylvia: /* 1. Log in */

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Licenses
* Subscriptions

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Subscriptions ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses'''
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Manuals/Webshop

2026-03-18T11:31:51Z

Sylvia: Created page with "= How to order Bondix in our Webshop = == Overview == This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently. == Why use the Webshop? == The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order: * Instant payment and delivery * License codes available immediately * Full visibility and management in your account * Required for all subscription purchases :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} === Key Benefits === * '''Zero w..."

= How to order Bondix in our Webshop =

== Overview ==
This guide explains how you can order licenses via the webshop and manage access efficiently.

== Why use the Webshop? ==
The Bondix webshop is the fastest and most reliable way to order:

* Instant payment and delivery
* License codes available immediately
* Full visibility and management in your account
* Required for all subscription purchases :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

=== Key Benefits ===
* '''Zero waiting''' – licenses issued within seconds after payment
* '''Instant manageability''' – activate and assign immediately
* '''Operational clarity''' – everything centralized in one account
* '''Lower admin overhead''' – no manual processing required
* '''Future-proof''' – subscriptions only available via webshop

== Step-by-step: Ordering in the Webshop ==

=== 1. Log in ===
Go to:
* [https://shop.bondix.de]

Use your shared company email (recommended).

=== 2. Select products ===
Choose the required:
* Licenses
* Subscriptions

=== 3. Complete payment ===
Supported payment methods:

* Credit Card
* PayPal
* Klarna (EU)
* Localized payment methods depending on region

=== 4. Receive licenses instantly ===
After successful payment:

* License codes are issued immediately
* Codes are visible in your webshop account
* Ready for immediate use or customer hand-off

=== 5. Manage licenses ===
In your webshop account you can:

* View all licenses and subscriptions
* Prepare customer hand-off
* Maintain full overview of purchases

== Account Setup (Recommended) ==

=== Use a shared company email ===
Example:
* bondix@yourcompany.com

Benefits:
* Central ownership of licenses
* Access for multiple team members
* Automatic application of partner discounts
* Same login works for:
** [https://shop.bondix.com/collections/all Webshop]
** [https://my.bondix.cloud]

=== Optional: Register as Bondix Verified Customer ===
Open the [https://shop.bondix.de/pages/register Bondix Verified Customer Registration form].

Provide:
* Company details
* VAT ID (if applicable) or tax number

We'll review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.

== Subscriptions ==
* Must always be purchased via the webshop
* Cannot be ordered via invoice/email
* Managed directly in your webshop account

== Alternative: Purchase on Account (When to use) ==

Use only if:
* You order '''≥25 licenses'''
* You require invoice-based purchasing

=== How it works ===
Send order to:
* orders@sima.gmbh

Include:
* Company details
* Billing information
* Product and quantity
* Project/customer reference

=== Limitations ===
* Delivery: up to 5 working days
* No instant license visibility in webshop
* No subscriptions available
* Not suitable for urgent orders :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

== For Bondix Resellers and Bondix Partners Only: Best Practice - Customer Hand-off ==
For clean customer ownership:

# Create a dedicated customer email (e.g. customer@partner.com)
# Use this email for ordering in the webshop
# Log into my.bondix.cloud with this email
# Set password and hand over credentials to the customer

Benefits:
* Customer owns licenses and subscriptions
* Clean separation from partner accounts
* Enables customer self-service

== FAQ ==

; How fast is delivery?
Within seconds after successful payment.

; Can I mix webshop and invoice orders?
No. Use separate orders.

; Why are invoice-based licenses not visible in the webshop?
They are not automatically synchronized.

; Can subscriptions be invoiced?
No. Webshop only. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

== Quick Decision Guide ==
* Need licenses immediately → '''Use webshop'''
* Ordering ≥25 licenses with invoice → '''Email order'''
* Buying subscriptions → '''Webshop only'''

== Links & Contacts ==
* Webshop: [https://shop.bondix.de]
* Orders (invoice): [mailto:orders@sima.gmbh orders@sima.gmbh]
* Partner support: [mailto:sales@sima.gmbh sales@sima.gmbh]

Main Page

2026-03-18T11:20:04Z

Sylvia: /* Manuals */

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Start}}

== Welcome! ==

This is the Bondix Wiki, our ever-growing knowledge base. Here, we collect all things Bondix. We offer handy quick-start information but also in-depth how-tos for installation, debugging, and general understanding, as well as pretty-looking and informative marketing material.

Feel free to roam around and take all the wisdom you need to bring your Bondix knowledge and understanding to the next level.

== Get Started ==

This section helps you get your Bondix system up and running in no time.

=== Bondix Essential Cloud ===

#[[Howto essential|Bondix Essential Cloud How-To]] Setup Bondix Essential Cloud on your Teltonika device.

=== Classic Bondix Installation ===
# <big>'''[[Downloads|Download the latest release versions]]'''</big> Download the latest Bondix software suitable for your device and see changelogs and release notes. Download & installation are free-of-charge for all of our software.
# [[Client Installation|Bondix Client Installation]] Install Bondix on your Teltonika device.
# [[Server|Bondix Server Installation]] Install and configure your Bondix server.

{{Colored_box|Text=Bondix Licenses have a fixed start and end date and cannot be renewed. If they expire, you need to purchase a new Bondix license code and insert it into your server the same way you did the first time: [[Server|Bondix Server Installation]]!}}

=== Bondix CloudLink Bundle ===

If you want to get your '''Bondix CloudLink Bundle''' up and running, our partner [https://www.unwirednetworks.com Unwired Networks] has a detailed step-by-step manual for that: [https://docs.unwirednetworks.com/docs/cloudlink/teltonika_cloudlink.html Bondix CloudLink]

{{Colored_box|Text=If you need technical assistance, please open up a support ticket in our [https://support.bondix.net/ Bondix Support Portal]!}}
=== Manuals ===
In our manuals, you can find more detailed information on different settings and values that can cater to special circumstances, environments, and needs. They are updated continually, so screenshots may vary. The overall system is the same.
* [[Manuals/Client|Bondix on Teltonika devices]]
** [[Client Installation]]
** [[General Teltonika Router Settings]]
** [[Configuration Mode]]
** [[Tunnel Preset]]
** [[Interfaces]]
** [[Advanced Settings]]
** [[Layer 2]]
** [[Monitor 7.02.x]]
** [[Status]]
* [[Manuals/Server|Bondix Server Setup]]
** [https://docs.unwirednetworks.com/docs/cloudlink/teltonika_cloudlink.html Bondix CloudLink]
** [[my.bondix.cloud]]
* [[Manuals/Webshop|How to order Bondix in the Bondix Webshop]]

== General Information ==
This section gives you information on what Bondix is and how it works. Also, it's where we collect FAQs and especially their answers.
* [[Architecture]]
* [[Licenses]]
* [[FAQs]]

== Deep-dive Topics ==
In this section, you'll find specialized knowledge that is very technical and/or serves as a how-to for special use cases.
=== Client and Server ===
* [[Transparent Bonding Proxy]]
* [[Teltonika Portforwarding|General port forwarding]]
* [[Quality of Service]]
* [[Layer2]]
* [[Presets]]
* [[QuickConnect]]
* [[DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration]]

=== Client ===
* [[Client/StaticRoutes|How to create static routes]]
* [[Teltonika Portforwarding|How to create a port-forward with Teltonika Routers]]
* [[Starlink|Bondix and Starlink]]
* [[Client]]
* [[Client/OpenWRT]]
* [[Client/RUTX12]]
* [[Client Configuration]]

=== Server ===
* [[Certificates|How to setup certificate-based authorization]]
* [[Server Capacity|How to calculate how many Bondix Servers you need]]
* [[Server Licensing|How to add licenses to your Bondix Server]]
* [[Server/Access Control]]
* [[Server/Changing Ports]]
* [[Server/Configuration]]
* [[Server/Routes]]
* [[Server Certificates with LetsEncrypt]]
* [[Server Configuration]]

== Marketing Material ==
Here, you can find all marketing material we have to share in one place.

===== Basic Product Info =====
[[File:Bondix-product-info-2024.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Bondix-product-info-2024-de.pdf|thumb]]

Product images
<gallery>
Bondix-product-license-trial-web.png|Product image Trial license
Bondix-product-license-iot-web.png|Product image IoT license
Bondix-product-license-standard-web.png|Product image Standard license
Bondix-product-license-enterprise-web.png|Product image Enterprise license
Bondix-product-license-ultimate-web.png|Product image Ultimate license
</gallery>

===== Presentations =====
'''Generic'''

[[File:Presentation-bondix-wan-bonding-generic-202308.pdf|thumb|What is WAN Bonding?]] 
[[File:Presentation-bondix-licensing-202309.pdf|thumb|Bondix licensing in a tiny nutshell]]

'''Teltonika-specific'''

[[File:Bondix-webinar-dec2022-web2.pdf|thumb|Joint webinar Bondix and Teltonika, Dec 2022]] -->
[https://youtu.be/GSKhc_qOp1o YouTube - Paving New Bonding Possibilities in IIoT]

Main Page

2026-03-18T10:09:54Z

Sylvia: /* Classic Bondix Installation */

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Start}}

== Welcome! ==

This is the Bondix Wiki, our ever-growing knowledge base. Here, we collect all things Bondix. We offer handy quick-start information but also in-depth how-tos for installation, debugging, and general understanding, as well as pretty-looking and informative marketing material.

Feel free to roam around and take all the wisdom you need to bring your Bondix knowledge and understanding to the next level.

== Get Started ==

This section helps you get your Bondix system up and running in no time.

=== Bondix Essential Cloud ===

#[[Howto essential|Bondix Essential Cloud How-To]] Setup Bondix Essential Cloud on your Teltonika device.

=== Classic Bondix Installation ===
# <big>'''[[Downloads|Download the latest release versions]]'''</big> Download the latest Bondix software suitable for your device and see changelogs and release notes. Download & installation are free-of-charge for all of our software.
# [[Client Installation|Bondix Client Installation]] Install Bondix on your Teltonika device.
# [[Server|Bondix Server Installation]] Install and configure your Bondix server.

{{Colored_box|Text=Bondix Licenses have a fixed start and end date and cannot be renewed. If they expire, you need to purchase a new Bondix license code and insert it into your server the same way you did the first time: [[Server|Bondix Server Installation]]!}}

=== Bondix CloudLink Bundle ===

If you want to get your '''Bondix CloudLink Bundle''' up and running, our partner [https://www.unwirednetworks.com Unwired Networks] has a detailed step-by-step manual for that: [https://docs.unwirednetworks.com/docs/cloudlink/teltonika_cloudlink.html Bondix CloudLink]

{{Colored_box|Text=If you need technical assistance, please open up a support ticket in our [https://support.bondix.net/ Bondix Support Portal]!}}
=== Manuals ===
In our manuals, you can find more detailed information on different settings and values that can cater to special circumstances, environments, and needs. They are updated continually, so screenshots may vary. The overall system is the same.
* [[Manuals/Client|Bondix on Teltonika devices]]
** [[Client Installation]]
** [[General Teltonika Router Settings]]
** [[Configuration Mode]]
** [[Tunnel Preset]]
** [[Interfaces]]
** [[Advanced Settings]]
** [[Layer 2]]
** [[Monitor 7.02.x]]
** [[Status]]
* [[Manuals/Server|Bondix Server Setup]]
** [https://docs.unwirednetworks.com/docs/cloudlink/teltonika_cloudlink.html Bondix CloudLink]
** [[my.bondix.cloud]]

== General Information ==
This section gives you information on what Bondix is and how it works. Also, it's where we collect FAQs and especially their answers.
* [[Architecture]]
* [[Licenses]]
* [[FAQs]]

== Deep-dive Topics ==
In this section, you'll find specialized knowledge that is very technical and/or serves as a how-to for special use cases.
=== Client and Server ===
* [[Transparent Bonding Proxy]]
* [[Teltonika Portforwarding|General port forwarding]]
* [[Quality of Service]]
* [[Layer2]]
* [[Presets]]
* [[QuickConnect]]
* [[DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration]]

=== Client ===
* [[Client/StaticRoutes|How to create static routes]]
* [[Teltonika Portforwarding|How to create a port-forward with Teltonika Routers]]
* [[Starlink|Bondix and Starlink]]
* [[Client]]
* [[Client/OpenWRT]]
* [[Client/RUTX12]]
* [[Client Configuration]]

=== Server ===
* [[Certificates|How to setup certificate-based authorization]]
* [[Server Capacity|How to calculate how many Bondix Servers you need]]
* [[Server Licensing|How to add licenses to your Bondix Server]]
* [[Server/Access Control]]
* [[Server/Changing Ports]]
* [[Server/Configuration]]
* [[Server/Routes]]
* [[Server Certificates with LetsEncrypt]]
* [[Server Configuration]]

== Marketing Material ==
Here, you can find all marketing material we have to share in one place.

===== Basic Product Info =====
[[File:Bondix-product-info-2024.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Bondix-product-info-2024-de.pdf|thumb]]

Product images
<gallery>
Bondix-product-license-trial-web.png|Product image Trial license
Bondix-product-license-iot-web.png|Product image IoT license
Bondix-product-license-standard-web.png|Product image Standard license
Bondix-product-license-enterprise-web.png|Product image Enterprise license
Bondix-product-license-ultimate-web.png|Product image Ultimate license
</gallery>

===== Presentations =====
'''Generic'''

[[File:Presentation-bondix-wan-bonding-generic-202308.pdf|thumb|What is WAN Bonding?]] 
[[File:Presentation-bondix-licensing-202309.pdf|thumb|Bondix licensing in a tiny nutshell]]

'''Teltonika-specific'''

[[File:Bondix-webinar-dec2022-web2.pdf|thumb|Joint webinar Bondix and Teltonika, Dec 2022]] -->
[https://youtu.be/GSKhc_qOp1o YouTube - Paving New Bonding Possibilities in IIoT]

Main Page

2026-03-18T10:09:33Z

Sylvia:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Start}}

== Welcome! ==

This is the Bondix Wiki, our ever-growing knowledge base. Here, we collect all things Bondix. We offer handy quick-start information but also in-depth how-tos for installation, debugging, and general understanding, as well as pretty-looking and informative marketing material.

Feel free to roam around and take all the wisdom you need to bring your Bondix knowledge and understanding to the next level.

== Get Started ==

This section helps you get your Bondix system up and running in no time.

=== Bondix Essential Cloud ===

#[[Howto essential|Bondix Essential Cloud How-To]] Setup Bondix Essential Cloud on your Teltonika device.

=== Classic Bondix Installation ===
# <big>'''[[Downloads|Download the latest release versions]]'''</big> Download the latest Bondix software suitable for your device and see changelogs and release notes. Download & installation are free-of-charge for all of our software.
# [[Client Installation|Bondix Client Installation]] Install Bondix on your Teltonika device.
# [[Server|Bondix Server Installation]] Install and configure your Bondix server.

{{Colored_box|Text=Bondix Licenses have a fixed start and end date and cannot be renewed. If they expire, you need to purchase a new Bondix licenses code and insert it into your server the same way you did the first time: [[Server|Bondix Server Installation]]!}}

=== Bondix CloudLink Bundle ===

If you want to get your '''Bondix CloudLink Bundle''' up and running, our partner [https://www.unwirednetworks.com Unwired Networks] has a detailed step-by-step manual for that: [https://docs.unwirednetworks.com/docs/cloudlink/teltonika_cloudlink.html Bondix CloudLink]

{{Colored_box|Text=If you need technical assistance, please open up a support ticket in our [https://support.bondix.net/ Bondix Support Portal]!}}
=== Manuals ===
In our manuals, you can find more detailed information on different settings and values that can cater to special circumstances, environments, and needs. They are updated continually, so screenshots may vary. The overall system is the same.
* [[Manuals/Client|Bondix on Teltonika devices]]
** [[Client Installation]]
** [[General Teltonika Router Settings]]
** [[Configuration Mode]]
** [[Tunnel Preset]]
** [[Interfaces]]
** [[Advanced Settings]]
** [[Layer 2]]
** [[Monitor 7.02.x]]
** [[Status]]
* [[Manuals/Server|Bondix Server Setup]]
** [https://docs.unwirednetworks.com/docs/cloudlink/teltonika_cloudlink.html Bondix CloudLink]
** [[my.bondix.cloud]]

== General Information ==
This section gives you information on what Bondix is and how it works. Also, it's where we collect FAQs and especially their answers.
* [[Architecture]]
* [[Licenses]]
* [[FAQs]]

== Deep-dive Topics ==
In this section, you'll find specialized knowledge that is very technical and/or serves as a how-to for special use cases.
=== Client and Server ===
* [[Transparent Bonding Proxy]]
* [[Teltonika Portforwarding|General port forwarding]]
* [[Quality of Service]]
* [[Layer2]]
* [[Presets]]
* [[QuickConnect]]
* [[DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration]]

=== Client ===
* [[Client/StaticRoutes|How to create static routes]]
* [[Teltonika Portforwarding|How to create a port-forward with Teltonika Routers]]
* [[Starlink|Bondix and Starlink]]
* [[Client]]
* [[Client/OpenWRT]]
* [[Client/RUTX12]]
* [[Client Configuration]]

=== Server ===
* [[Certificates|How to setup certificate-based authorization]]
* [[Server Capacity|How to calculate how many Bondix Servers you need]]
* [[Server Licensing|How to add licenses to your Bondix Server]]
* [[Server/Access Control]]
* [[Server/Changing Ports]]
* [[Server/Configuration]]
* [[Server/Routes]]
* [[Server Certificates with LetsEncrypt]]
* [[Server Configuration]]

== Marketing Material ==
Here, you can find all marketing material we have to share in one place.

===== Basic Product Info =====
[[File:Bondix-product-info-2024.pdf|thumb]]
[[File:Bondix-product-info-2024-de.pdf|thumb]]

Product images
<gallery>
Bondix-product-license-trial-web.png|Product image Trial license
Bondix-product-license-iot-web.png|Product image IoT license
Bondix-product-license-standard-web.png|Product image Standard license
Bondix-product-license-enterprise-web.png|Product image Enterprise license
Bondix-product-license-ultimate-web.png|Product image Ultimate license
</gallery>

===== Presentations =====
'''Generic'''

[[File:Presentation-bondix-wan-bonding-generic-202308.pdf|thumb|What is WAN Bonding?]] 
[[File:Presentation-bondix-licensing-202309.pdf|thumb|Bondix licensing in a tiny nutshell]]

'''Teltonika-specific'''

[[File:Bondix-webinar-dec2022-web2.pdf|thumb|Joint webinar Bondix and Teltonika, Dec 2022]] -->
[https://youtu.be/GSKhc_qOp1o YouTube - Paving New Bonding Possibilities in IIoT]

Licenses

2026-02-16T10:38:17Z

Sylvia: /* Basics */

[[Category:General]]
''[[Main_Page|Start]] > [[Main_Page#Basics|Basics]] > [[Licenses]]''
== Bondix Licenses ==

=== Basics ===

'''Bondix Licensing = Simplicity'''

* There are 6 Bondix license types that only differ in throughput but come with identical functionality. Options for large enterprises and special applications like bluelight organizations are available.
* Annual subscriptions can be purchased for up to 3 years in advance.
* Licenses are meant for active bonded connections.
* Each license comes with free-of-charge Bondix Client and Server software, downloadable at [[Downloads|Bondix Downloads]].
* Each license allows using at least 2 Bondix Servers to ensure utmost reliability from the start.
* Bondix WAN Bonding is already available for a wide range of router models from different [https://www.bondix.de/manufacturers manufacturers] like Teltonika Networks, Digi International, AnyWeb with their AnyRover, and Mediaport Systems with their SONJA range.

'''Sales Model'''

Distributors & Resellers buy a pool of license credits in advance from Bondix and turn them into individual licenses to be sold to their customers.

=== Bondix Licenses ===

Bondix licenses are annual subscriptions.

1) 1 License activates 1 tunnel for a duration of 12 months.

Licenses may be combines in several ways, e.g.:
* 1x 36-month license for 1 customer
* 3x 12-month licenses for 1 customer
* 1x 12-month license for 3 customers
* …?

2) Licenses are bound to active tunnels, not devices. Customers may switch licenses between devices, as long as they don’t exceed the number of licenses they purchased.

3) The Bondix Licensing Portal is capable of multi-tenancy.

4) Distributors may book licenses for their resellers, withdrawing them from their own stock.

=== License Types ===

Currently, there are 4 official types of licenses, and 2 additional special ones:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Bondix License Types
|-
! !! IoT !! Standard !! Enterprise !! Ultimate !! Velocity !! Stratos
|-
| Description || This license best suits scenarios that demand not so much bandwidth but all the more reliability, e.g. M2M and smart grids. || This license is ideal for scenarios that need reliable connectivity and a bit more bandwidth, e.g. S2S or transportation. || This license covers all high-need scenarios: high bandwidths, stability, and latency differences, e.g. live-streaming. || Like Enterprise, but with higher throughput. || Like Ultimate, but with even higher throughput. As of Feb 2026 not suitable for Teltonika routers. || Like Velocity, but with even higher throughput. As of Feb 2026 not suitable for Teltonika routers.
|-
| Bonding throughput in Mbps || 20 || 100 || 200 || 500 || 1.000 || 2.000
|-
| Maximum # of bonded links || 4 || 4 || 4 || 4 || 6 || 6
|-
| Server image for self-hosting || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl.
|-
| MRSP EUR excl. VAT || 74,79 || 167,23 || 242,86 || 394,12 || 712,85 || 1.536,97
|}

=== Free 48h Bondix Trial ===

Bondix can be tested for 48 hours for free by ordering here: [https://shop.bondix.de/products/bondix-essential-cloud-free-48h-trial Free 48h Trial]

The Bondix License used for the free 48h trial is Ultimate.

Licenses

2026-02-16T10:37:39Z

Sylvia: /* Free 48h Bondix Trial */

[[Category:General]]
''[[Main_Page|Start]] > [[Main_Page#Basics|Basics]] > [[Licenses]]''
== Bondix Licenses ==

=== Basics ===

'''Bondix Licensing = Simplicity'''

* There are 6 Bondix license types that only differ in throughput but come with identical functionality. Options for large enterprises and special applications like bluelight organizations are available.
* Annual subscriptions can be purchased for up to 3 years in advance.
* Licenses are meant for active bonded connections.
* Each license comes with free-of-charge Bondix Client and Server software, downloadable at [[Downloads|Bondix Downloads]].
* Each license allows using at least 2 Bondix Servers to ensure utmost reliability from the start.
* Bondix WAN Bonding is already available for a wide range of router models from different [https://www.bondix.de/manufacturers manufacturers] like Teltonika Networks, AnyWeb with their AnyRover, and Mediaport Systems with their SONJA range.

'''Sales Model'''

Distributors & Resellers buy a pool of license credits in advance from Bondix and turn them into individual licenses to be sold to their customers.

=== Bondix Licenses ===

Bondix licenses are annual subscriptions.

1) 1 License activates 1 tunnel for a duration of 12 months.

Licenses may be combines in several ways, e.g.:
* 1x 36-month license for 1 customer
* 3x 12-month licenses for 1 customer
* 1x 12-month license for 3 customers
* …?

2) Licenses are bound to active tunnels, not devices. Customers may switch licenses between devices, as long as they don’t exceed the number of licenses they purchased.

3) The Bondix Licensing Portal is capable of multi-tenancy.

4) Distributors may book licenses for their resellers, withdrawing them from their own stock.

=== License Types ===

Currently, there are 4 official types of licenses, and 2 additional special ones:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Bondix License Types
|-
! !! IoT !! Standard !! Enterprise !! Ultimate !! Velocity !! Stratos
|-
| Description || This license best suits scenarios that demand not so much bandwidth but all the more reliability, e.g. M2M and smart grids. || This license is ideal for scenarios that need reliable connectivity and a bit more bandwidth, e.g. S2S or transportation. || This license covers all high-need scenarios: high bandwidths, stability, and latency differences, e.g. live-streaming. || Like Enterprise, but with higher throughput. || Like Ultimate, but with even higher throughput. As of Feb 2026 not suitable for Teltonika routers. || Like Velocity, but with even higher throughput. As of Feb 2026 not suitable for Teltonika routers.
|-
| Bonding throughput in Mbps || 20 || 100 || 200 || 500 || 1.000 || 2.000
|-
| Maximum # of bonded links || 4 || 4 || 4 || 4 || 6 || 6
|-
| Server image for self-hosting || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl.
|-
| MRSP EUR excl. VAT || 74,79 || 167,23 || 242,86 || 394,12 || 712,85 || 1.536,97
|}

=== Free 48h Bondix Trial ===

Bondix can be tested for 48 hours for free by ordering here: [https://shop.bondix.de/products/bondix-essential-cloud-free-48h-trial Free 48h Trial]

The Bondix License used for the free 48h trial is Ultimate.

Licenses

2026-02-16T10:36:55Z

Sylvia: Updated to 2026

[[Category:General]]
''[[Main_Page|Start]] > [[Main_Page#Basics|Basics]] > [[Licenses]]''
== Bondix Licenses ==

=== Basics ===

'''Bondix Licensing = Simplicity'''

* There are 6 Bondix license types that only differ in throughput but come with identical functionality. Options for large enterprises and special applications like bluelight organizations are available.
* Annual subscriptions can be purchased for up to 3 years in advance.
* Licenses are meant for active bonded connections.
* Each license comes with free-of-charge Bondix Client and Server software, downloadable at [[Downloads|Bondix Downloads]].
* Each license allows using at least 2 Bondix Servers to ensure utmost reliability from the start.
* Bondix WAN Bonding is already available for a wide range of router models from different [https://www.bondix.de/manufacturers manufacturers] like Teltonika Networks, AnyWeb with their AnyRover, and Mediaport Systems with their SONJA range.

'''Sales Model'''

Distributors & Resellers buy a pool of license credits in advance from Bondix and turn them into individual licenses to be sold to their customers.

=== Bondix Licenses ===

Bondix licenses are annual subscriptions.

1) 1 License activates 1 tunnel for a duration of 12 months.

Licenses may be combines in several ways, e.g.:
* 1x 36-month license for 1 customer
* 3x 12-month licenses for 1 customer
* 1x 12-month license for 3 customers
* …?

2) Licenses are bound to active tunnels, not devices. Customers may switch licenses between devices, as long as they don’t exceed the number of licenses they purchased.

3) The Bondix Licensing Portal is capable of multi-tenancy.

4) Distributors may book licenses for their resellers, withdrawing them from their own stock.

=== License Types ===

Currently, there are 4 official types of licenses, and 2 additional special ones:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Bondix License Types
|-
! !! IoT !! Standard !! Enterprise !! Ultimate !! Velocity !! Stratos
|-
| Description || This license best suits scenarios that demand not so much bandwidth but all the more reliability, e.g. M2M and smart grids. || This license is ideal for scenarios that need reliable connectivity and a bit more bandwidth, e.g. S2S or transportation. || This license covers all high-need scenarios: high bandwidths, stability, and latency differences, e.g. live-streaming. || Like Enterprise, but with higher throughput. || Like Ultimate, but with even higher throughput. As of Feb 2026 not suitable for Teltonika routers. || Like Velocity, but with even higher throughput. As of Feb 2026 not suitable for Teltonika routers.
|-
| Bonding throughput in Mbps || 20 || 100 || 200 || 500 || 1.000 || 2.000
|-
| Maximum # of bonded links || 4 || 4 || 4 || 4 || 6 || 6
|-
| Server image for self-hosting || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl. || incl.
|-
| MRSP EUR excl. VAT || 74,79 || 167,23 || 242,86 || 394,12 || 712,85 || 1.536,97
|}

=== Free 48h Bondix Trial ===

Bondix can be tested for 48 hours for free by ordering here: [https://shop.bondix.de/products/bondix-essential-cloud-free-48h-trial Free 7-Day Trial]

The Bondix License used for the free 48h trial is Ultimate.

Downloads

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Sylvia: /* Packages */

= Bondix Software Downloads =

This page provides download links for Bondix software compatible with various devices and firmware versions. Select the appropriate file based on your device model and firmware version.

'''Recommended Licenses'''
[[File:Recommd-router-list.png|thumb|center]]

'''Current Release Version:''' 1.25.7.2''' '''
{{Colored_box|Text=By initiating the download of the software from this site, you hereby acknowledge and consent to be bound by the terms of our [https://www.bondixintelligence.com/_files/ugd/226d8a_e5e6dbbc57124ed985bad80fa49ccbc8.pdf End User License Agreement (EULA)] and Terms of Use, which constitute a legally binding contract between you and SIMA GmbH.

Please review these documents carefully prior to downloading.}}

==Client==
===Teltonika Routers===
====Packages====
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Model Series
!Supported Routers
!Download
(RUTOS version)
|-
|RUTX
|RUTX08, RUTX09, RUTX10, RUTX11, RUTX12, RUTX14, RUTX50, RUTXR1
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTX_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTX_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTX_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|RUTM
|RUTM08, RUTM09, RUTM10, RUTM11, RUTM30, RUTM50, RUTM51, RUTM52, RUTM54, RUTM59
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTM_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTM_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTM_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|RUT9M
|RUT901, RUT906, RUT951, RUT956
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUT9M_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUT9M_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUT9M_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|RUT2M
|RUT200, RUT241, RUT260
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUT2M_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUT2M_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUT2M_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|RUTC
|RUTC50
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTC_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTC_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTC_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|RUTE
|RUT206, RUT271
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTE_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTE_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-RUTE_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|OTD500
|OTD500
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-OTD5_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-OTD5_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-OTD5_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|-
|ATRM50
|ATRM50
|[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-ATRM50_R_00.07.20.1.tar.gz 00.07.20.1]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-ATRM50_R_00.07.18.3.tar.gz 00.07.18.3]<nowiki> | </nowiki>[https://releases.bondix.dev/files/bondixclient-1.25.7.5-ATRM50_R_00.07.19.4.tar.gz 00.07.19.4]
|}

====EOL====
For routers designated as [https://teltonika-networks.com/support/eol-products "End of Production"] by Teltonika Networks, we no longer provide updated Bondix Client versions. If your device is marked as EOL and you require further support or newer versions, please contact us directly via email.

===Advantech===
Please contact our support team via our [https://support.bondix.net/ Support Portal].
==Server==

===Current Version (1.25.7.5)===
*[https://releases.bondix.dev/endpoint/install-bondix-server.sh install-bondix-server.sh]
Download and execute this script on your server.

Proceed to [[Manuals/Server| Installing a Bondix Server]].

===Previous Version (1.24.1.9) ===
'''Note:''' With the release of version 1.25.x, significant changes have been introduced. For users who may need it, we've made the previous version available which continues to receive critical fixes. ''However, please be aware that downgrading from version 1.25.x to this earlier release is not supported''.

*[https://releases.bondix.dev/endpoint/install-bondix-server-1.24.1.9.sh install-bondix-server-1.24.1.9.sh]

We provide only the server component for this version. The client software should always be kept up to date. If you believe you need an older client version, please reach out to us.

==Changelog==

=== 1.25.7.4===
*[Client] Add Support for RutOS 07.18

===1.25.7.3 ===
*Fix QoS mismatching when the only difference in matching rules is DSCP value
*

===1.25.7.2 ===
*[Server] Fix state confusion when SIGHUP was received early during startup
*[Client] Fix client UI breaking when two or more WAN interfaces were created at once after installing the client package.
* [Client] Add Teltonika ATRM50 series

===1.25.7.1 ===
*Fix 'Environment Isolation' filtering incoming responses for legitimate traffic
*Fixed an issue parsing responses from api.bondix.dev if message was too long
*Fix removing certificate tunnel when no timeout was specified
*remove debug message present in all binaries
*Fix client attempting to use other configured servers if CloudLink or QuickConnect code was used

=== 1.25.7 ===
*Resolved a rare issue where malformed SSL communication could trigger a watchdog-initiated restart of the Bondix server process.
* Fixed an issue where disconnecting one channel could inadvertently cause another channel to disconnect within the same environment.
*Server-Tunnel Settings: Disable Transparent Bonding Proxy; users can now disable the transparent Bonding Proxy in environments where it is enabled by default.
*Server-Tunnel Settings: Generate Connection String; added the ability to generate a connection code on the Servers tunnel settings, that simplifies the configuration of Bondix clients.
*Server-Tunnel Settings: Global Packet Size Configuration; introduced a (tunnel) global setting to define the packet size for Bondix payloads across all active channels. (Note: This is not the same as MTU size.)
*Server-Environment Settings: Bind Proxy to Outgoing Interface; ensures that traffic always uses the Bondix server’s outgoing interface, even if the destination network is reachable via another tunnel or environment on the same server. This setting needs to be disabled for LAN-to-LAN traffic.
*Server-Environment Settings: Isolate Environment; allows complete isolation of an environment from incoming traffic. Caution: This will disable TCP port forwarding and the Transparent Bonding Proxy.

===1.25.3===

*[[IPv6|Initial IPv6 support]]
*[[Prometheus|Prometheus Support]]
*New Unified Client UI
*Support for latest Teltonika RUTOS firmwares
*Many bugfixes and performance improvements

=== 1.24.1.9===

*Fixed an issue where a channel disconnect could cause an unrelated channel to disconnect as well

=== 1.24.1.8 ===

*Improved detection for stuck flows
*Fix issue where some outgoing protocol packets would not be sent, which would be reported as lost packets
*Fix interface selection by ignoring channels with unknown latency

''Versions 1.24.1.6 & 1.24.1.7 were just for internal testing and/or have been retracted.''

===1.24.1.5===

*Added support for Teltonika RutOS 07.07.3.
*Previous fix for 'no traffic after last remaining channel disconnect' was incomplete; the issue could still trigger in rare circumstances. Additionally, client and server now have detection mechanisms to identify if the remote side is affected by this or similar issues.

=== 1.24.1.4===
*Added support for Teltonika RUTOS 07.07.1 and 07.06.11
*Fixed "No error message was provided" message in Bondix Client log when using Cloudlink. The message was always shown despite no error being reported. Functionality was unaffected.
===1.24.1.3===
* Fixed a rare crash that could arise in very specific situations when writing data to a socket
*Add environment & Uptime in statistics/SNMP
*Fixed an issue where certificate based tunnels were not removed despite set-tunnel-autoremove being configured, when the initial tunnel handshake never completed
* add tunnel name as parameter when calling tunnel-tapconnect/tunnel-tapdisconnect
*In some place an argument would be passed to OpenSSL without checking whether the argument is valid, potentially resulting in a crash.
===1.24.1.2===
*Fixed an issue where traffic would no longer pass through the tunnel after the last remaining channel disconnected and reconnected without triggering a tunnel reset.
*Fixed an issue on Teltonika where DSCP values in the QoS editor would not be saved.
*On Teltonika, the client will now automatically restart after 5 minutes of tunnel downtime. The behavior of the underlying “set-restart-on-failure" configuration command has been fixed.
*Added metrics for connection attempts and active BondingProxy connections. The number of active proxy connections can now be observed in the monitor.
*Added support for Teltonika RutOS 07.06.6.
==Release Notes==
*[[release-notes/202308|August 2023]]
*[[release-notes/202306|June 2023]]
*[[release-notes/2023-05|May 2023]]
*[[release-notes/2023-04|April 2023]]
*[[release-notes/2023-01|January 2023]]
*[[release-notes/2022-12|December 2022]]
*[[release-notes/2022-11|November 2022]]
*[[release-notes/2022-10|October 2022]]
*[[release-notes/2022-09|September 2022]]
{| class="wikitable"

|}

DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration

2025-12-08T13:33:58Z

Sylvia: /* Step 2: Create a new environment in the Bondix Server GUI */

= DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration with additional static, public IPv4 addresses on the Bondix server =

This page describes how to forward traffic from a public IP on the Bondix server to a LAN host behind an Bondix client router using iptables and port forwarding.

== Assumptions ==

* You are operating your own Bondix server with the option to get additional public IPv4 addresses.
* You have an additional IP address on the Bondix server (example: '''''14.15.16.1''''').
* The LAN client behind the OpenWRT router has a private IP address like '''''192.168.5.213'''''.

== Step 1: Configure additional IP address on the server ==

Configure the additional IP address (e.g. '''''14.15.16.1''''') on the Bondix server based on the instructions of your server provider.

== Step 2: Create a new environment in the Bondix Server GUI ==

1. Log in to the Bondix server GUI.

2. Create a **new environment**.

[[File:Addenv1.png|none|825x825px]]

3. In this environment, set:

*'''Outgoing NAT IP''' = ''14.15.16.1''
[[File:Add_nat_ip.png|none|460x460px]]

== Step 3: Add iptables rules on the Bondix server ==

Determine the Bondix client interface IP in the tunnel (e.g. from the tunnel status page when the client is connected).
It will look like: ''169.254.xxx.xxx'' (example here: ''169.254.20.4'').

[[File:Stats.png|frameless|484x484px]]

Then add the following iptables rules on the Bondix server shell:

'''''iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -d 14.15.16.1 -j DNAT --to 169.254.xxx.xxx'''''

'''''iptables -A FORWARD -d 169.254.xxx.xxx -j ACCEPT'''''

Replace:

* ''14.15.16.1'' with your actual additional IP on the server (if different).
* ''169.254.xxx.xxx'' with the actual tunnel client IP of the Bondix client.

== Step 4: Configure port forwarding on the OpenWRT router ==

In the firewall of the Bondix client router:

1. Open the **Port Forwarding / Firewall** configuration.
2. Create a rule forwarding **all traffic from the Bondix zone** to the LAN client IP address:

* From zone: **Bondix**
* To IP: **192.168.5.213** (LAN host)

Set protocol to all as needed for your use case.

Example screenshot from Teltonika:

[[File:Dmz teltonika.png|frameless|791x791px]]

== Step 5: Make iptables rules persistent ==

By default, iptables rules are **not persistent** and will be lost after a reboot.

To ensure the rules are always applied:

* Use a tool like '''iptables-persistent''', **or**
* Create a Linux service / script that runs these iptables commands on boot.

== Step 6: Reserve a fixed tunnel client IP (optional but recommended) ==

Once everything works, it is recommended to reserve the tunnel client IP for this specific Bondix tunnel client.

On the Bondix server:

1. Open the tunnel configuration for this client.
2. Set the desired fixed tunnel IP in the **Tunnel Client IP mask**, e.g.:

* '''Tunnel Client IP mask''' = ''169.254.19.4''

[[File:Fixedip.png|frameless|732x732px]]

This ensures the tunnel client always receives the IP address ''169.254.19.4''.

== Step 7: Final iptables rules with fixed tunnel IP ==

If you reserve the tunnel client IP (e.g. ''169.254.19.4''), update your iptables rules accordingly:

'''iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -d 14.15.16.1 -j DNAT --to 169.254.19.4'''

'''iptables -A FORWARD -d 169.254.19.4 -j ACCEPT'''

With these settings:

* Traffic to ''14.15.16.1'' on the Bondix server is DNATed to '''''169.254.19.4''''' (tunnel client).
* The OpenWRT client forwards this traffic from the Bondix zone to the LAN client '''''192.168.5.213'''''.

If you have further questions or special requirements, please contact support.

DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration

2025-12-08T13:32:03Z

Sylvia: /* Assumptions */

= DMZ and 1:1 NAT configuration with additional static, public IPv4 addresses on the Bondix server =

This page describes how to forward traffic from a public IP on the Bondix server to a LAN host behind an Bondix client router using iptables and port forwarding.

== Assumptions ==

* You are operating your own Bondix server with the option to get additional public IPv4 addresses.
* You have an additional IP address on the Bondix server (example: '''''14.15.16.1''''').
* The LAN client behind the OpenWRT router has a private IP address like '''''192.168.5.213'''''.

== Step 1: Configure additional IP address on the server ==

Configure the additional IP address (e.g. '''''14.15.16.1''''') on the Bondix server based on the instructions of your server provider.

== Step 2: Create a new environment in the Bondix Server GUI ==

1. Log in to the Bondix server GUI.

2. Create a **new environment**.

[[File:Addenv1.png|left|frameless|825x825px]]

3. In this environment, set:

*'''Outgoing NAT IP''' = ''14.15.16.1''
[[File:Add_nat_ip.png|left|frameless|460x460px]]

== Step 3: Add iptables rules on the Bondix server ==

Determine the Bondix client interface IP in the tunnel (e.g. from the tunnel status page when the client is connected).
It will look like: ''169.254.xxx.xxx'' (example here: ''169.254.20.4'').

[[File:Stats.png|frameless|484x484px]]

Then add the following iptables rules on the Bondix server shell:

'''''iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -d 14.15.16.1 -j DNAT --to 169.254.xxx.xxx'''''

'''''iptables -A FORWARD -d 169.254.xxx.xxx -j ACCEPT'''''

Replace:

* ''14.15.16.1'' with your actual additional IP on the server (if different).
* ''169.254.xxx.xxx'' with the actual tunnel client IP of the Bondix client.

== Step 4: Configure port forwarding on the OpenWRT router ==

In the firewall of the Bondix client router:

1. Open the **Port Forwarding / Firewall** configuration.
2. Create a rule forwarding **all traffic from the Bondix zone** to the LAN client IP address:

* From zone: **Bondix**
* To IP: **192.168.5.213** (LAN host)

Set protocol to all as needed for your use case.

Example screenshot from Teltonika:

[[File:Dmz teltonika.png|frameless|791x791px]]

== Step 5: Make iptables rules persistent ==

By default, iptables rules are **not persistent** and will be lost after a reboot.

To ensure the rules are always applied:

* Use a tool like '''iptables-persistent''', **or**
* Create a Linux service / script that runs these iptables commands on boot.

== Step 6: Reserve a fixed tunnel client IP (optional but recommended) ==

Once everything works, it is recommended to reserve the tunnel client IP for this specific Bondix tunnel client.

On the Bondix server:

1. Open the tunnel configuration for this client.
2. Set the desired fixed tunnel IP in the **Tunnel Client IP mask**, e.g.:

* '''Tunnel Client IP mask''' = ''169.254.19.4''

[[File:Fixedip.png|frameless|732x732px]]

This ensures the tunnel client always receives the IP address ''169.254.19.4''.

== Step 7: Final iptables rules with fixed tunnel IP ==

If you reserve the tunnel client IP (e.g. ''169.254.19.4''), update your iptables rules accordingly:

'''iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -d 14.15.16.1 -j DNAT --to 169.254.19.4'''

'''iptables -A FORWARD -d 169.254.19.4 -j ACCEPT'''

With these settings:

* Traffic to ''14.15.16.1'' on the Bondix server is DNATed to '''''169.254.19.4''''' (tunnel client).
* The OpenWRT client forwards this traffic from the Bondix zone to the LAN client '''''192.168.5.213'''''.

If you have further questions or special requirements, please contact support.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T14:10:51Z

Sylvia:

This is your manual for [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud], your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

* Version: 1.0
* Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

= Login =
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

= Home =
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

== Setting a new password ==
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

= Essential Cloud =
== Status ==
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

== Tunnel ==
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

== QoS ==
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ General Rule Settings
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ Matching Rules
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

= Licenses =
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

= Usage =
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

= Subscriptions =
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

= Resources =
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

= Download =
Download this manual here: [[https://226d8a3e-9b65-453b-93bd-7875e511be8d.usrfiles.com/ugd/226d8a_92c274eb9899421ba07cb220f0e5619c.pdf my.bondix.cloud Manual]] (English, PDF file, 1.3 MB]

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T14:09:33Z

Sylvia:

'''my.bondix.cloud Manual'''

Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

= Login =
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

= Home =
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

== Setting a new password ==
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

= Essential Cloud =
== Status ==
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

== Tunnel ==
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

== QoS ==
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ General Rule Settings
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ Matching Rules
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

= Licenses =
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

= Usage =
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

= Subscriptions =
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

= Resources =
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

= Download =
Download this manual here: [[https://226d8a3e-9b65-453b-93bd-7875e511be8d.usrfiles.com/ugd/226d8a_92c274eb9899421ba07cb220f0e5619c.pdf my.bondix.cloud Manual]] (English, PDF file, 1.3 MB]

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T14:08:26Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

= 1) Login =
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

= 2) Home =
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

== 2.a) Setting a new password ==
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

= 3) Essential Cloud =
== 3.a) Status ==
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

== 3.b) Tunnel ==
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

== 3.c) QoS ==
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ General Rule Settings
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ Matching Rules
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

= 4) Licenses =
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

= 5) Usage =
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

= 6) Subscriptions =
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

= 7) Resources =
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

= Download =
Download this manual here: [[https://226d8a3e-9b65-453b-93bd-7875e511be8d.usrfiles.com/ugd/226d8a_92c274eb9899421ba07cb220f0e5619c.pdf my.bondix.cloud Manual]] (English, PDF file, 1.3 MB]

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T14:07:19Z

Sylvia: /* 7) Resources */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ General Rule Settings
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ Matching Rules
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

== Download ==
Download this manual here: [[https://226d8a3e-9b65-453b-93bd-7875e511be8d.usrfiles.com/ugd/226d8a_92c274eb9899421ba07cb220f0e5619c.pdf my.bondix.cloud Manual]] (English, PDF file, 1.3 MB]

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:58:55Z

Sylvia: /* 3.c) QoS */

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:58:49Z

Sylvia: /* 3.c) QoS */

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:58:34Z

Sylvia: /* 3) Essential Cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ General Rule Settings
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

{| class="wikitable" style=max-width:75%
|+ Matching Rules
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:54:44Z

Sylvia: /* 3.c) QoS */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ General Rule Settings
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Matching Rules
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:53:13Z

Sylvia: /* 3.a) Status */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.

'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.

'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.

'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:52:43Z

Sylvia: /* 2.a) Setting a new password */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:52:35Z

Sylvia: /* 2.a) Setting a new password */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.

The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.

[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.

Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:51:42Z

Sylvia: /* 1) Login */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:50:21Z

Sylvia: /* 1) Login */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].

Enter your email address and click “Continue”.

Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.

[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.

You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:49:33Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|none|500px]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|none|500px]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|none|500px]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|none|500px]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|none|500px]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|none|500px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|none|500px]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|none|500px]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|none|500px]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:47:11Z

Sylvia: /* 1) Login */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300 mode="nolines">
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2-home.jpg
</gallery>
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2a-profile.jpg
</gallery>
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2b-change-password.jpg
</gallery>
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:3-essential-cloud.jpg
</gallery>
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=500>
File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png
</gallery>
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=600>
File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png
</gallery>
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=600>
File:4-licenses.png
</gallery>
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:5-usage.jpg
</gallery>
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:6-subscriptions.jpg
</gallery>
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:7-resources.png
</gallery>
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:45:56Z

Sylvia: /* 1) Login */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|none|500px]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2-home.jpg
</gallery>
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2a-profile.jpg
</gallery>
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2b-change-password.jpg
</gallery>
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:3-essential-cloud.jpg
</gallery>
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=500>
File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png
</gallery>
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=600>
File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png
</gallery>
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=600>
File:4-licenses.png
</gallery>
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:5-usage.jpg
</gallery>
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:6-subscriptions.jpg
</gallery>
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:7-resources.png
</gallery>
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:45:09Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2-home.jpg
</gallery>
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2a-profile.jpg
</gallery>
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:2b-change-password.jpg
</gallery>
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:3-essential-cloud.jpg
</gallery>
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=500>
File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png
</gallery>
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
<gallery widths=500 heights=600>
File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png
</gallery>
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=600>
File:4-licenses.png
</gallery>
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:5-usage.jpg
</gallery>
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:6-subscriptions.jpg
</gallery>
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
<gallery widths=500 heights=300>
File:7-resources.png
</gallery>
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:40:41Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:2-home.jpg
</gallery>
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:2a-profile.jpg
</gallery>
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:2b-change-password.jpg
</gallery>
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:3-essential-cloud.jpg
</gallery>
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=400>
File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png
</gallery>
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=800>
File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png
</gallery>
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=700>
File:4-licenses.png
</gallery>
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:5-usage.jpg
</gallery>
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:6-subscriptions.jpg
</gallery>
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:7-resources.png
</gallery>
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:39:27Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:2-home.jpg
</gallery>
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:2a-profile.jpg
</gallery>
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:3-essential-cloud.jpg
</gallery>
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=400>
File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png
</gallery>
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
<gallery widths=400 heights=800>
File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png
</gallery>
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=700>
File:4-licenses.png
</gallery>
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:5-usage.jpg
</gallery>
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:6-subscriptions.jpg
</gallery>
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:7-resources.png
</gallery>
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:34:32Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=400 heights=250>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|center]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:34:15Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=400>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|center]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:34:00Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=300>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|center]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:33:49Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery widths=250>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|center]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:31:37Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
<gallery>
File:1-login.jpg
File:1a-login-link.jpg
</gallery>
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|center]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:25:26Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
[[File:1-login.jpg|thumb|center]][[File:1a-login-link.jpg|thumb|center]]
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|center]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|center]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:24:53Z

Sylvia: /* Manual – my.bondix.cloud */

= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
[[File:1-login.jpg|thumb|right]][[File:1a-login-link.jpg|thumb|right]]
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
[[File:1b-login-email.jpg|thumb|left]]
Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
[[File:2-home.jpg|thumb|right]]
This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
[[File:2a-profile.jpg|thumb|left]]
Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
[[File:2b-change-password.jpg|thumb|left]]
Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
[[File:3-essential-cloud.jpg|thumb|left]]
For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
[[File:3a-essential-cloud-tunnel.png|thumb|left]]
* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
[[File:3b-essential-cloud-qos.png|thumb|left]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
[[File:4-licenses.png|thumb|left]]
'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
[[File:5-usage.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
[[File:6-subscriptions.jpg|thumb|left]]
'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
[[File:7-resources.png|thumb|left]]
'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

My.bondix.cloud

2025-11-19T13:24:21Z

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= Manual – my.bondix.cloud =
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2025

[https://my.bondix.cloud my.bondix.cloud] is your Bondix management portal: Monitor connections, subscriptions, and licenses tied to your email address—all in one secure and technical dashboard. This manual will show you how to login and what information each section gives you.

== 1) Login ==
[[File:1-login.jpg|thumb|left]][[File:1a-login-link.jpg|thumb|right]]
Navigate to [https://my.bondix.cloud].
Enter your email address and click “Continue”.
Please make sure it is the same email address you used in our webshop ([https://shop.bondix.de]) to buy licenses and subscriptions.
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Check your emails. Make sure to also check your spam folder.
You should receive an email from noreply@bondix.dev within 5 minutes with your login link.

== 2) Home ==
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This is your my.bondix.cloud Welcome Dashboard.
It shows you:
*Cloud: How many Essential Cloud services or subscriptions and their tunnels you’re currently running. Click the tab “Essential Cloud” to get more details.
* Licenses: How many Bondix Licenses you have active and in total. Click the tab “Licenses” to get more details.
* Servers: How many Bondix servers you’re currently running with how many active channels. Click the tab “Usage” to get more details.
* Next Expiry: Which of your Essential Cloud services or subscriptions will expire/renew next.

=== 2.a) Setting a new password ===
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Click the profile icon in the upper right corner.
The profile gives you three options:
* Change Password: Set a new password if you need to separate access to your my.bondix.cloud account from your email address.
* Toggle Theme: Switch between a dark and a light theme depending on your preferences.
* Sign out: Log out of your account.
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Enter a new password in “New Password”, enter the same password again under “Confirm New Password”, and click “Change Password”.
Once you’ve logged out, logging in again will require your email address as user name and your newly set password.

== 3) Essential Cloud ==
=== 3.a) Status ===
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For each of your Bondix Essential Cloud products, you’ll find a set of corresponding Tunnel Details and Channel Status. To know which one to look at, look up the IP address under “Server Instance”. On the right, you’ll see when it expires (or renews if it’s a subscription you haven’t cancelled yet). Just below, you’ll see whether it’s a “fixed expiry product” which means that after it expires, the connection code or tunnel credentials can no longer be used, or a subscription which means it renews automatically unless cancelled in time.
'''Tunnel Details''' gives you an overview over your tunnel’s statistics and tells you whether it’s connected, how many WAN links (“Connected Channels”) you’re actively using, which QoS rule applies, how long your tunnel has been running uninterruptedly and how much data traffic you’ve received.
'''Channel Status''' gives you an overview over the WAN link(s) your tunnel uses and tells you their names, whether they’re connected, disconnected or on standby, their IP addresses, their connection type (UDP, TCP, etc.), how long they’ve been running uninterruptedly, their latency and packet loss, and how much data traffic they’ve received and sent.
'''Traffic Monitor''' doesn’t work as of 18-11-2025 but is supposed to give you a visual live view of what your tunnel does.

=== 3.b) Tunnel ===
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* Tunnel / QoS Preset: Allow to override the QoS preset for this tunnel. <Client Choice> will use the QoS preset configured on the client, <Custom QoS> will use the custom QoS rules configured on the server. Other choices are Bonding, Bonding (No Proxy), Packet Duplication, Seamless Failover, and Default QoS.
* Tunnel / Max Packet Size: The maximum packet size used for the tunnel protocol. This value must be the smalles MTU of all connected interfaces; it is only required to change in case automatic MTU detection fails.

=== 3.c) QoS ===
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{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Priority || The priority of the rule. The higher the number, the bigger the slice of packets that this rule can process.
|-
| Duplication || Packet duplication factor for redundancy across multiple WAN links (0 = no duplication, 1 = full duplication).
|-
| Max. Bonding Latency || Maximum acceptable bonding latency in milliseconds for this traffic flow. This describes the difference between the best and the worst acceptable latency between interfaces.
|-
| Max. Downstream || Maximum downstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Upstream || Maximum upstream bandwidth allocation in Mbps for this rule.
|-
| Max. Channel || Maximum number of WAN channels that can be used for this traffic flow.
|-
| Channel Selection || Method for selecting WAN channels: Default uses standard bonding logic, Latency prioritizes lowest latency channels.
|-
| Bonding Proxy || Enable bonding proxy mode for this rule to handle connection state across multiple WAN links.
|-
| Distribution || Enable traffic distribution across multiple WAN links for load balancing.
|}

==== Matching Rules ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Value !! Description
|-
| Protocol || Network protocol to match for this QoS rule. Choose between Any, ICMP, TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP.
|-
| Source || Source IP address or network range (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24).
|-
| Source Port || Source port range or specific ports (e.g. 80,443 or 1000-2000).
|-
| Destination || Destination IP address or network range.
|-
| Destination Port || Source port range or specific ports.
|-
| DSCP || Differentiated Services Code Point for QoS marking (-1 = no marking).
|-
| Comment || Here, you can add a comment for this rule e.g. a short explanation of what it does if you have several rules in place that intricately complement each other.
|}

== 4) Licenses ==
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'''Licenses''' gives you an overview of all the licenses (NEITHER Bondix Essential Cloud related products NOR (future) license subscriptions!) you’ve tied to the email address with which you’re logged in. You can see how many tunnels they allow, whether they’re active or expired as well as how many days they’re valid in total and when they will end or have ended.

== 5) Usage ==
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'''Usage''' shows you which servers you’re using with your tunnels (licenses or license subscriptions, NOT Bondix Essential Cloud!). They’re sorted by bonding throughput.

== 6) Subscriptions ==
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'''Subscriptions''' shows you all Bondix subscriptions (Bondix Essential Cloud and Bondix licenses subscriptions) that you’ve purchased using the email address with which you’re logged in.
'''Please note:''' You can only '''''view''''' your subscriptions here. If you want to '''''manage''''' them, you’ll need to login to your Bondix Webshop account at [[https://shop.bondix.de]].

== 7) Resources ==
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'''Resources''' should be your first point of contact if you feel you need assistance with your Bondix solution. Feel free to explore our documentation which is constantly updated as well as our videos and FAQs. Installation Instructions help you get your system up and running for the first time.

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