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will create that user for you when you click Record changes. If the user
already exists, you may change the password for that user.
System Identication
Machine Name: This is the name that is used
to uniquely identify this machine.You may wish
to create a DNS entry that matches this name.
The name is provided as the Client Name for
the DHCP server. It is also shown at the top of
each page in the web browser interface and is
the “desktop name” for VNC clients.
Other identification details: These values are
for information purposes. They are visible from
the VNC client and via SNMP (if enabled).
Location: This string is sent as the system.sys-
Location value over SNMP. It should describe the location of this system.
Contact Name: This string is sent as the system.sys Contact value over
SNMP. It should describe who to contact regarding this machine. Typically
it includes an email address.
Network Address: This value is not used in our configuration, but is
meant to store a user-defined value that identifies the controlled machine
on the network. The official DNS name of the controlled machine is an
obvious value to put here, but you may use it for any purpose.
Description: A user-defined description for the controlled machine.
Security
This menu allows you to configure a number of set-
tings, including the admin password. Be careful when
making any changes remotely, as altering these
features could make the unit inaccessible through Web
configuration (i.e. due to firewall filtering). Note that any
password changes you make will have to be entered
twice to protect against user error.
