Texas Memory Systems RamSan-500 manual Managing security with the Web Monitor, Default Accounts

To modify the network configuration, right-mouse click and select

“Network config…” or left-mouse click the globe/wrench icon in the button bar. Both methods bring up the network configuration window.

Figure 12 – Web Monitor Network Configuration

You can manipulate the network settings and then select “OK”. The settings will be saved and the system’s network will be restarted. You should see several system messages displayed in the “Recent Event Log” panel of the Web monitor confirming your settings.

4.10Managing security with the Web Monitor

4.10.1Default Accounts

The RamSan-500 ships with a high-privileged user as well as a low- privileged user. The high-privileged user is:

User: admin

Password: password

The high-privileged user is allowed to change RamSan configurations. The low-privileged user is:

User: user

Password: password

The low-privileged user can view statistics, logs, and other information, but cannot change any RamSan-500 settings.

4.10.2 Changing Passwords

You should configure the security on the RamSan to suite your needs. At a minimum, you should change the high-privileged user password to prevent accidental mishaps.

To configure users using the Web monitor, right-mouse click the

“Management” tab under the “Systems List”. This will expose four menu options – left-mouse click “Add/Remove Users”. Alternatively, you may just right click the head/wrench icon in the button bar while the “Management” item is highlighted. Please see Figure 13 for a screenshot.

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