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Initial Access to the Video Server
The Video Server can be connected either before or immediately after software
installation onto the Local Area Network. The Administrator should complete the network
settings on the configuration page. For complete protection from illegal usage, the Video
Server provides two privileges and always needs user name and password before access.
The standard level is the USER mode that consists of twenty user profiles. Each user is
able to access the Video Server except for system configuration. Twenty users’ profiles
are also maintained by the administrator. The highest level is ROOT mode that only
opens to Administrator for initial setup, system configuration, user administration and
software upgrade. The user name of the Administrator is internally assigned to “root”.
When connecting to the Video Server, users will be requested for user name and
password by an authentication message window. A root password, identical to the Video
Server's serial number, is needed for the initial access to a newly installed Video Server.
The administrator must change the root password immediately after the initial
installation to ensure security. The new root password should be well memorized since
there is no way to retrieve or recover it. After changing the password, the browser will
display an authentication window again to ask for the new password.
The other important part is network settings. The software configuration above makes
the Video Server easily accessed through local networks. However Administrator should
review the network settings on the configuration page according to the existing service.
The safe and easy way is to compare the network settings with another PC or
workstation in the same network.
By default the Video Server will acquiring IP address automatically every time it reboots.
If the network settings are sure to work all the time, disable the “Reset network at
next boot” option if this IP address is already reserved for this the Video Server.
Clearing this option will fix IP address of the video server every time it boots up. If the
option stays checked, the Video Server will pick up any available IP address
automatically every time the system boots up.
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