Administration Tab, IP settings, Security

Administration Tab

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IP settings:

(See Figure 15)

These controls are used to assign the TRIMAR AP with its custom IP addressing scheme.

IP Addressing Mode: Static – select this control if a static/fixed IP

address is to be used.

DHCP – select this control if the IP address is to be assigned by an external DHCP server.

Default IP address: Use this field to enter a valid IP address.

Default subnet mask: Use this field to enter a valid subnet mask.

Default gateway: Use this field to enter the default gateway (router IP address) for the subnet on which the TRIMAR is located.

Factory Defaults:
IP address:	169.254.1.240
Subnet mask:	255.255.0.0
Default gateway:	169.254.1.1

Security:

(See Figure 16)

These controls are used to set the account name and password used to access the web-based administration utility. If these are changed, these should be properly documented as the only way to re-access a unit’s administrative controls should the password be lost is to perform a hard reset on the unit which may be extremely difficult if the radio is located in a hard to access location.

Factory Defaults:
User name:	admin
Password:	public

Figure 15: IP settings

Figure 16: Security

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TRIMAR specifications

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