networkDevices.names=Devices
networkDevices.name=Device

name.name=Public Key
name.desc=This devices unique Public Key.

deviceView.name=Device

deviceName.name=Device Name
deviceName.desc=The name of this device, usually the host name and operating system of device.

connected.name=Status

user.username.name=User
client.network.name=Network
client.name=Client
client.desc=The Client Configuration used by this device to connect to the Network.
ipAddress.name=Address
ipAddress.desc=The IP address assigned to this device. This may either be an Ipv4 or Ipv6 address, depending \
	on the type of address pool on this interface.
publicKey.name=Public Key
publicKey.desc=The public key for this device. Depending on the client type, this may change \
	often as it is rotated after each use. If this is blank, the device is currently <em>de-authorized</em> and \
	must re-authorize..
remoteIp.name=Remote Address
os.name=Operating System
os.desc=The Operating System of the device. 

user.name=User
user.desc=The owner of this Device.

networkDevices.help.text=A <em>Device</em> represents a remote peer that is in possession of \
	a valid configuration that may be used to connect to this server without further authorization. Every \
	device is identified by their <em>Public Key</em>.
networkDevices.help.text.1=You cannot create devices here, they will be created when the remote \
	peer first connects to this server. You may delete a device. As soon as you do so, the user \
	will be required to re-authorize if they wish to continue using the network.
networkDevices.help.text.2=Depending on the <a href="networkClients">client</a> the device requested use of, \
	it will either be valid permanently, or it become invalid as soon as the client is offline for more than \
	the configured amount of time.
networkDevices.help.text.3=The status column shows whether the device is known to be currently active. Only \
	permanent devices will ever show the <span class="text-danger"><i class="fa-solid fa-network-wired"></i>disconnected</span> state.
	
networkDevices.created=Device Created 
networkDevices.deleted=Device Deleted  

status.name=Status
status.title=Device Status
status.about=About
status.throughput=Throughput
status.routes=Routes
status.allowedIps=Allowed Ips
status.allowedIps.desc=The addresses that this device may route to. The contents of this list is influenced \
	by the overall network range and any further routing configuration applied by the client in use. 
status.pubkey=Public Key
status.pubkey.help=The public key uniquely identifies this device.
status.address=Assigned Address
status.address.help=The Ipv4 or Ipv6 address on the private network that is assigned to this device.
status.remoteAddress=Remote Address
status.remoteAddress.help=If active, will show the remote Ipv4 or Ipv6 address and port that this device is connecting from.
status.lastHandshake=Last Handshake
status.lastHandshake.help=Upon initial connection, and after that at various intervals, a handshake will be performed exchanging keys. See <a target="_help" href="https://www.wireguard.com/protocol/">here</a> for a full description of the protocol in use.
status.noAddress=Inactive
status.user=User
status.user.help=The user this device is associated with.
status.client=Client
status.client.help=The client configuration this device is using. This determines behaviours \
	such as routing, time-outs and more.
status.active=Active
status.offline=Offline
status.rx=Inbound
status.speed=Speed
status.total=Total
status.rx.help=Traffic received by this server from the device
status.tx=Outbound
status.tx.help=Traffic sent by this server to the device
status.deleteDevice=Delete this device
status.noHandshake=No handshake has yet been received for this device. This suggests UDP network \
	connectivity issues between the client and this server. Check firewall, forwarding etc.
status.noPublicKey=This device does not currently have a public key, meaning it is <em>de-authorized</em>. The \
	next connection will required authorization.
	
error.deviceLimitedReached=You cannot connect this device because you would exceed the licensed Device limit of {0}! You will need to delete existing devices before you want to connect this device.