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76 X4000 User’s Guide
Configuration Requirements
4
4.2 Logging In
Regardless of how you access X4000 , the
➤➤
SNMP shell of X4000 with the
login prompt always appears first. Exceptions to this rule are the Configuration
Wizard and Configuration Manager under Windows and the MMI.
In order to log in, you need to know the user name and password. In its ex works
state, X4000 is provided with the following user names and passwords:
Table 4-1: User names and passwords in ex works state
As you can see, it is only possible to change and save configurations when you
log in with the user name
admin
.
Access information (user names and passwords) can also only be changed if
you log in with the user name
admin
. For security reasons, passwords are not
normally shown on the Setup Tool screen in plain language, but only as
asterisks. The user names appear in plain language. The security concept of
X4000 enables you to read all the other configuration settings with the user
name
read
, but not the access information. It is therefore impossible to log in
with
read
, read the password of the
admin
user and subsequently log in with
admin
and make changes to the configuration.
To do This is how you log in:
➤
Type in your user name (e.g.
admin
) and press Return.
User name Password Permission
admin
bintec Read and change system variables,
save configurations, use the Setup
Tool.
write
public Read system variables (changes are
lost when
X4000 is turned off).
read
public Read system variables.
http
bintec Call up HTTP status page and Java
status monitor from
X4000 , read
system variables, no login.