AEMC OX 7102 III, User Manual

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HTTP and FTP Server
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1 - General
Minimum PC configuration: Pentium 4, 1GHz, RAM: 1 Go.
Screen resolution: > 1152 x 864 pixels
Install JVM SUN J2RE 1.6.0
(or a more recent version)
from the //java.sun.com site
Recommended browsers: Microsoft Explorer 7
(or a more recent version),
Mozilla Firefox 3
(or a more recent version)
with the optional FireFTP module
Two applications (applets) are accessible using an Ethernet connection between
a client (PC or other) and one or more instruments:
•
ScopeNet
to control all the functions of an instrument.
•
ScopeAdmin
to supervise a set of connected instruments.
Before starting up for the first time we recommend that you de-activate the
anti-virus and the firewall if they are installed on your PC. You will be able
to reactivate them later optimally.
Vocabulary
HTTP Server
a machine (in our case SCOPIX) connected to the network
and accessible from a client using an HTTP communications
protocol.
HTTP Client
a machine (in our case a PC) connected to the network
accessing a server using an optimal
HTTP communications protocol.
FTP Server
a machine (in our case SCOPIX and eventually the PC)
that gives access to the content of a directory on the hard
drive to an FTP client.
FTP Client
a machine (in our case a PC) that has access to a shared
directory on an FTP server.
Applet
a program downloaded from the server to the client and
executed on the client machine.
The access to all machine settings is made using a JAVA
applet on the WEB client.
Specific
characteristics
Only English language is supported.
Specific IP ports are used to exchange information between the applets and
Scopix:
•
ScopeNet
uses the SCOPIX
UDP 50010 port
.
•
ScopeAdmin
uses the SCOPIX
UDP 50000 port
.
Screen copies obtained from a PC running WINDOWS XP and Firefox will be
used to describe the use of
ScopeNet
and
ScopeAdmin
.
To access certain functions (access to an FTP server ...) you must use the
"Policy Tool" contained in the JAVA package (see p. 169).
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